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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
6
People seek familiar comforts while traveling as CROSS English Travelling Goods presents practical aids to preserve routine on journeys. The piece highlights desires to wear and do the same things and find steady comforts despite moving homes.
Tan hide unlined shaving case fitted with ebony military brush nickel soap box four glass bottles razor strap nail file scissors toothbrush and guard shaving brush and soap shoe horn 8x632x24 inches price 12 00 plus other toilet cases from 5 00
A senior Carranza official escapes to the United States as Villa consolidates control in Chihuahua and western Coahuila. A million dollars in constitutionalist currency is missing and likely confiscated by Villa. The El Paso exchange shows the currency’s value collapse. The Mexican and American delegations debate provisional government plans amid fears of revolutionary rule and election manipulation. de la Garza invites Spaniards to return. most stay in the United States.
The Huerta delegation accuses the United States of insisting on a constitutionalist provisional presidency, calling it tantamount to abetting fraud and violence at elections. The Mexican statement, based on a June 12 memorandum, was published to inform press and prompt a formal American reply due tomorrow.
Washington reports from Juarez say General Villa and General Carranza patched their differences and Villa will command the northern military campaign against Huerta. Carranza supposedly accepted Villa's resignation and then restored him to command after internal revolts, with further shipments of arms to Tampico reported.
Fire crowds surged as a hose burst at 479 East Seventh street. Mary MacClossy of 451 Eighth Street was knocked down and injured. Officer Ryder fired in the air while Wallace seized one suspect, Frank E. Cassidy, 17, of 485 East Sixth Street, South Boston, amid $15 in stolen cigarettes scattered.
Bradford Penn June 17 Crosby W R professional New York posts perfect 100 in five 2 percent day target events to lead second day competition in the Eastern handicap shoot
In a thick fog off St Catherine's Point the Kaiser Wilhelm II collided with the steamer Incemore. Both ships slowed, watertight bulkheads held, and the Kaiser Wilhelm II sustained a below waterline hole. No injuries were reported. repairs planned in Southampton for return to Bremerhaven.
New York agents report the Kaiser Wilhelm II collided with the English steamer Incemore in the Channel. All passengers and crew are safe. The ship may dock at Southampton for inspections and possible repairs with transshipment considered if needed.
Mrs Eliza Thorpe aged 68 was found dead in the kitchen of her Roxbury home at 9 Chadwick Street yesterday afternoon. Authorities believe heart failure caused her death. her brother discovered the body for the next Sunday Post feature.
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