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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1914
Page
3
A Manchester New Hampshire reader sends a photo and story of Daisy Cross Patch a cat who jumps for meat from a distance and answers questions with a loud confident scold. Daisy boasts cleverness and frequent neighborly scolding as she seeks rewards. Tomorrow’s Post will print another pet tale.
An old advertisement touts Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a cheap tonic to darken gray hair. It claims the product restores natural color, adds thickness and lustre, removes dandruff and stops itching with easy, daily applications.
William E. Dunn Malden sealer of weights and measures injured when his car crashed head on into a fruit wagon from Petropoulos Bros on Irving Street. Wagon shaft shattered windshield and pierced Dunn's chest area. he was treated and released. Wagon driver John Karis 19 escaped with minor bruises as the horse was shot.
Police Commissioner O Meara yesterday reviewed Mayor Curley s plan to cut salaries for officials above patrolman but did not approve the proposal. The two officials met and reached agreement on most items except police department pay reductions.
The Mayor announced no wage reductions yesterday but signaled a broad reorganization in the public works department. Several sewer service officials face disrating or removal as the East Boston yard closes and other yards are slated for consolidation and pay changes.
The British steamer Cotswold Range from Rotterdam battled a February hurricane off 43 44 N 42 28 W. Seven sailors fought to repair a hatch as a giant wave broke over the bow. HH Pieterse died instantly from a broken neck. Larson Mclachlan and Littlejohn suffered injuries while the others were rescued unconscious and treated ashore. He leaves a wife and 13 children.
The ninth weekly Ford Hall Town Meeting debated a temporary soup kitchen for the unemployed with 185 members present. Speakers attacked charity graft while a plan to fund meals and distribute 20,000 meals faced mixed support, and a marriage health oath bill was reported unfavorably.
Henry Zang who killed Wesley Simon during a court recess was released after the grand jury did not indict him. He renewed a $2000 bond on a prior grand larceny charge and was escorted by two officers from the police station.
Woburn March 5 Mrs Ann Bowe the oldest resident in the city died today at age 1023 years She was born in Dublin Ireland and came to this country seventy years ago with her husband Patrick Bowe who died two years ago at age 101 years
A French chemist Louis Nathan of Paris presents Savon Cadurm a neutral hygienic soap. The ad claims it cleans pores removing waste matter and imparts vigor to the skin and that it is sold in department and drug stores.
The Rev. Dr. Ambrose W. Vernon will speak on Why We Believe About Jesus at Old South Church tonight. Dr. Calley newly back from his parents’ home is feted by First Baptist Jamaica Plain. Sprague gave the Jenten at Grace Episcopal Everett. Morse returns to All Saints West Newbury after a voyage. Frothingham to introduce Taft at Arlington Street Church vestry with remarks on Sanity in Reform.
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