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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
4
The federal government filed forfeiture suits totaling over 97000 against William Allen Dunlap and his wife over jewelry and other items imported from abroad. The couple claimed non residence and duty free status. The property remains seized.
The Dominican government requests the immediate withdrawal of the American consul at Puerto Plata for siding with the revolution, in a formal note to the United States. The protest was delivered as Dominican authorities accuse the consul of political bias.
The French fishing vessel Pere Jacques of St. Servan sank after leaking on the Grand Banks of Newfoundland. The 26 crew members were saved when the St. Malo brigatine Jeanne returned to port at St. Pierre Miquelon with all hands unharmed.
Grant's cabin in Fairmount Park will be encased in glass. The small log T shaped structure used by General Grant during 1864 into 1865 while siege operations around Petersburg and Richmond were conducted was moved to the park about thirty years ago.
The De Ferrari divorce between Justina M. A. DeFerrari of Pittsburg and Joseph R. DeFerrari of Boston heads to a Suffolk Superior Court hearing today. The 8 year old Giovanni B. DeFerrari custody fight has featured forcible parental taking and court involvement across states.
Ernest DeMaria 25, single, is in Relief Hospital with a slashed cheek from an argument near the new Commonwealth pier, South Boston yesterday afternoon. He lives at 7 Harvard Square, Charlestown, and says he was attacked by the man he had befriended after asking for repayment of a loan.
Ho ward West, famed minstrel, dies in his summer residence at Westbrook Conn of pleurisy. He had recently come from Streator Ill where illness began. A brief relapse preceded his death announced today. Funeral services are set for Old Saybrook Thursday afternoon.
The full bench of the Supreme Court ruled the baseball pool illegal under the statute prohibiting rooms for registering bets and buying and selling pools. The decision affirms the Middlesex Superior Court conviction of William O Halloran and Timothy Sullivan, a barber.
The funeral of Mrs. Helen Jane Guthrie Pingree Nichols, mother of Senator Malcolm E B Nichols and Nathaniel F T Nichols, secretary of the Boston Industrial Development Board, was held at her Winthrop summer home yesterday morning. The Rev. Clinton Hay officiated. The body was later taken to Portland for burial. She died Monday four months after her husband Captain BE T Nichols death profoundly affected her.
In a secret session the Argentine government announced its opposition to any sale of the battleships Rivadavia and Moreno. Newspapers praise the decision to retain the two dreadnoughts.
The Constellation, historic ship at Newport, left in tow for Norfolk for general overhaul. She will be exhibited next in Baltimore Annapolis and Washington, serving as a model of pre steam warships for apprentice seamen.
The Wakefield strike relief drive drew about a thousand people for a day and night festival at Factory Field. The event, organized by the 1. W. W. group and reed and rattan workers union, raised $200 for fam ily relief. Miss Alverna Killorin of Trinity College spoke and pledged $10 weekly until the strike ends. Louis G. Hatch and Jeremiah Buckley plan to sell tags in Billerica factories and homes today with police permission.
New York June 17 Twenty two election officials were sentenced for fraud tied to the special constitutional convention amendment election in the twelfth Assembly district. Six inspectors received six months in the penitentiary while the others including inspectors and poll and ballot clerks were fined one hundred dollars each.
The Maine, a hospital ship donated by American women for the South African war effort, ran ashore in a fog in the Firth of Lorne on Scotland’s west coast. It is feared the vessel will be a total wreck.
An advertisement extols Pinklets as a gentle, thorough laxative that supports natural digestion. It claims quick relief without griping, improving liver and bowels harmony. Sold by druggists at 25 cents a bottle with a Dr Williams Medicine Co. booklet available from Schenectady New York.
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