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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1913
Page
6
New York June 24. President Lynch announced the appointment of E. C. Quigley, an International League umpire, to the National League umpiring staff. Quigley was formerly director of athletics at Kansas University Ogieles.
If you have been disappointed in grass floor coverings insist on CREX the original and genuine WIRE-GRASS covering. CREX has more body and weight will wear longer and give better satisfaction than any fimiliar covering. See that CREX is woven in the side binding on rounded edge as illustrated below. Best dealers carry an assortment of patterns and sizes.
Mayor Fitzgerald and Governor Foss halted their term plans after a half hour conference. Walsh may take the governor seat as Foss contemplates retirement and appointment talks loom. The governor hints at an advisory path, while criticisms over factory strikes prompt calls for arbitration and settlement.
The body of Edward Walsh aged 6 was found about 9 30 last night in the mud off Edmands wharf behind 445 Medford street Charlestown. He had been missing from home since 5 oclock. The lad drowned and it is believed he waded out beyond his depth while not undressed.
Luigi Vincenzo a farm hand, who shot Evangelos Kagiazias and wounded his two brothers at the Marshall farm in Woburn, has been captured in Italy. Police will bring witnesses to Cambridge for depositions to forward for extradition and trial.
Mrs James Brown aged 27 of 90 Warrenton Street South End is missing. Her four children Dorothea six James Jr three Phyllis one and Beatrice seven are in the care of 12 year old Dorothy Donovan of 38 Warrenton Street.
Police report a note by Mrs Brown suggested she may have harmed herself. Husband James Brown suspects melancholia. She left at 5 30 after kissing the children, cared for them at Brown's home, and claimed to be visiting an uncle.
Boston postal district letter carriers met at the main post office to plan the second annual outing set for Friday July 4 at New Downer Landing. About 5000 postal workers and families are expected. Boston Letter Carriers Band and Golden’s orchestra will provide music. Athletic events include baseball games among post office clerks, Atlantic Juniors West Quincy Juniors Copeland Club West Roxbury and Stetson Shoe Company Club. Prizes will be awarded for all sports and children’s games.
Frank Sturtevant, 68, of 1560 Cambridge Street Cambridge, was found dead in bed yesterday morning by his daughter Annie. He was one of the oldest Boston Elevated Railway Company employees and a seven-stripe man with 37 years of service. He began with the L in 1876 as a horse-car driver in Arlington. He leaves one daughter Annie, a Wellesley graduate of 1908.
Secretary Bryan informed Ambassador Bakhemeteff of willingness to start negotiations for a new trade and commerce treaty between the United States and Russia. The ambassador has relayed the message to Moscow and awaits instructions. Bryan said exchanges remain at the level of mutual desire with no outline of a basis for a new convention yet.
Members of the Papyrus Club enjoyed their annual June sleigh ride at Dedham Country and Polo Club grounds. A big attraction featured two Nubians guarding the entrance. The notable baseball game between the Pinks and Purples ended 17 to 15 in favor of the Purples with eight umpires. Diverse entertainments included sponge putting and a discus event using tin pie plates, followed by a fine dinner with Ira Rich Kent as toastmaster and singing.
Letter to the Post from G A Lancaster of Revere urges the State Highway Commission to convert the Revere Beach boulevard and Ocean Avenue into one way streets. He argues the change would reduce conflicts with electric cars and safer boarding for riders, proposing lanes for Lynn-bound and Boston-bound traffic and noting the work would take several years.
Summer skin irritations in babies respond to a simple regimen using Resinol bath, ointment, and soap. A warm bath with Resinol Ointment soothes itching and allows sleep, followed by daily Resinol Soap to protect delicate skin. Resinol is a doctor recommended treatment used for 18 years, with samples offered by mail.
Aileen Moore cites Dolores as dazzling Europe with beauty and claims daily skin care uses mercolized wax at night and a saxolite and hazel solution by day. The routine, shared by an intimate friend, promises a flawless complexion with no wrinkles.
Advertises treatment for asthma bronchitis cancer and many diseases at Boylston Building 18 Boylston Street. Claims cures for incurable maladies and promises one month free treatment if begun before June 28. Emphasizes medicines consultation and advice by Osmo-Chemic D Physicians.
J T Plankett MD Chief Consulting Physician specializes in Eye Ear Nose Throat Chest and Chronic Diseases. Permanent offices Suites 8 10 entrance 18 Boylston St Boston. Office hours 9 8 m to 12 m 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 pm Closed Sundays.
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