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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1913
Page
2
Rome March 2. Official information from here indicates Balkan states will press for several peace terms before any settlement, even with mediation by the powers.
The document outlines a peace treaty with Turkey. It demands immediate cessation of hostilities, Turkish surrender of Adriano Ple, Scutari and Janina to the allies, the Bulgar Turkish frontier to be fixed by a mixed Bulgarian Turkish commission, Gallipoli and Aegean islands to the allies, a rapid payment of a 300 million dollar war indemnity after deducting Ottoman debts in European provinces, a Sultanian religious representative in the Balkans, and the reestablishment of all prewar treaties and conventions with the Allies.
Olaf A. Tveitmoe and Eugene A. Clancy both of San Francisco were released on bonds from Leavenworth prison. They were among labor leaders convicted in Indianapolis last December on charges of conspiring in illegal transportation of explosives.
March 2 Naples reports ongoing rumbling at Mount Vesuvius with new cracks and basalt debris. Professor Mercalli and assistant Mallada climbed the peak. Mallada descended the crater finding snow and no molten signs, suggesting the fire zone remains distant and eruption unlikely for five to twenty years though activity will resume.
London March 2 The public temper rises as a mob of thousands disrupts a suffragette meeting led by Mrs Flora Drummond in Hyde Park. Fights erupt and turf is thrown while police shield the speakers and escort them to safety. Similar violence erupts at Wimbledon Common injuring several women.
Cardinal Farley arrived in New York aboard the steamer Brazos after a two week trip to Porto Rico to take part in the observance of the 400th anniversary of the arrival of the island’s first Catholic bishop.
Retired coal merchant Isaac Chase and Bay State Fuel Co president Edward H. Baker offered opinions on a reported coal profit dispute. They disputed figures and claimed consumers bore price increases, while independent operators and retailers saw profits go elsewhere. A Boston concert review followed, praising Kocian and Miss Scotney for a strong Opera House performance.
The body of James M. Brown, colored, of 488 Rindge Avenue, North Cambridge, was found on the Boston & Maine tracks at Arlington early yesterday by Herbert Cook. It is unclear if he was struck by a late train or walking on the tracks. Papers in his pockets identified him.
Brussels March 2 a Belgian chemist Effront has produced artificial meat praised by doctors as easier to digest more nourishing and cheaper than real meat Beef mutton and pork can be made to order and taste similar to the traditional product
The announcement states Joseph S. Bigelow Jr. of 251 Commonwealth Avenue, vice-president of Webster and Atlas National Bank, married Miss Ernestine Gazan, a manicurist, in Philadelphia last September, surprising Bigelow’s friends.
The couple eloped aboard Mr Bigelow's yacht the Serola in Florida. Parents learned of the marriage only recently and plan a reception when they return to Boston. Gazan, of Cuban descent, met Mr Bigelow when she worked as a manicurist in the city. The couple are not expected back in Boston until spring.
Evaristo E. Madero, Cornell student and brother of the late Mexican president, is under care in Ithaca after traveling from New York. Disturbed by his brothers' deaths, he plans to travel to Havana Tuesday to join his family and discuss future plans.
Dr Charles Fleischer leader of the Sunday Commons arraigned Rev John H O Rourke over public school criticism and the plan to ban public funds for sectarian uses He urged opposition to private and parochial schools and pressed constitutional amendment proposals amid charges of press bias and Catholic autocracy.
The Rev. Edson L. Clark of Dalton formerly a Congregational minister and author of several well known books died this afternoon in Pittsfield.
A $100000 donation to the New England Conservatory of Music, given by an unnamed benefactor, aims to build an endowment, fund free scholarships, and support an expansion on Huntington Avenue. Ralph Lt. Flanders notes the gift will rally alumni and friends to back the project while Director George W. Chadwick emphasizes scholarships and debt reduction as the key goals.
Mrs Mary Reardon O Connell widow of Dennis O Connell contractor of the city died at her home 158 Adams Street Dorchester Sunday morning aged 65 She leaves four sons and a daughter Frances O Connell The funeral is at St Peters Church Meeting House Hill Tuesday at 10 am with interment at Holyhood Cemetery
In Wilmington on March 2, George M. Danner and Miss Minnie B. Young were arrested just as they prepared to wed the Rev George Lewis Wolfe. They were not the couple sought by Camden authorities. The license clerk at City Hall was instructed to scrutinize all wedding permit applicants.
Thomas Stevens, 74, says he has lived in San Francisco for 86 years and is held at Ellis Island while immigration authorities contact his nephew to determine who pays his cross country expenses.
President James J. Storrow calls a hearing on railroad matters for Thursday March 6 in the Chamber of Commerce reading room Boston. Directors seek constructive suggestions from Chamber members to weigh diverse views and allot time fairly for speakers.
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