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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1915
Page
3
H F Tyer of Frog's Landing declares his opponent EH J Norman the better man for free warden and begins active campaigning. Democrats nominated Tyer to oppose Republican Norman in the upcoming election next Monday.
Private advices reported the Pacific owned by Emery Steamship Company of Boston was held up at Deal England by a British warship. The cotton laden steamer was en route from Galveston Texas via Norfolk and Falmouth to Rotterdam.
The Wilson Line steamer Colorado, whose name and funnel were disguised to resemble an American liner, arrived here from Hull England. Captain Clark said the ship collided on the second day at sea and was so badly damaged it had to head back for repairs. He denied using the American flag to pass the danger zone.
Butch McDevitt the so called Millionaire for a Day will appear at the National Theatre Berkeley and Tremont streets starting Thursday afternoon March 11. He will present a monologue and show a special motion picture film. He remains open to matrimonial offers despite contrary statements.
Mrs John L Gardner announces Fenway Court will reopen to the public on Monday March 29 after months of closure for improvements. The court will be open daily during Holy Week from 2 to 3 pm except Good Friday with additional hours April 5 6 and 7 for visitor access.
In Suffolk Superior Civil Court the jury awarded $5000 to John J Halloran administrator of Daniel Halloran's estate against the Boston Elevated Street Railway Company. Halloran aged 42 of Dorchester died after being thrown from a car at a snake curve in September 1913 and dying the next day. The case was prosecuted with Joseph F O Connell and brothers for Halloran and John E Hannigan for the railroad. This was the second trial after a December disagreement.
Mr Newman’s second travel talk at Symphony Hall screened vital European events shaping world history. The show included the last pictures from the Kaiser’s capital and striking views of patriotic demonstrations after hostilities began, plus daily life in war zones and trench scenes.
Advertisement claims the remedy Eimer and Amend 2861 relieves rheumatism with many testimonials. It notes reliable druggists carry the product and urges readers to seek relief.
Mr Barron is well known in Boston as a graphic speaker and can address his subject from military and business angles. Club officials are complimented for securing these speakers for ladies' night and it is expected a large audience will attend.
Prominent guests will attend the Cana dian Club of Boston banquet at Hotel Somerset on Friday evening March 12. Hon. Richard B. Bennett of Calgary will speak on The Development of Canada and its Present Relation to the Empire Now at War, with emphasis on England in war. Clarence W. Barron of the Boston News Bureau will also talk on The Audacious War.
Professor Lewis J. Johnson of Harvard University told the Master Builders' Association yesterday that the single tax is not only a fair and satisfactory system but also essential for permanent prosperity for both capital and labor.
Hans Ebell, formerly a Cracow Conservatory professor of music in Austria, will give a concert at 10 o'clock this morning in John Knowles Paine Hall Harvard. He will perform a programme of Schubert and Schumann works under the Harvard music department.
At Fore River shipyard in Quincy a double launching is planned for March 15 for two submarines of the L series. The boats will be larger than any current U S Navy submarine and will mark the fourth of their class launched at Fore River since January. Sponsors have not yet been named.
Paris report says Sarah Bernhardt shows marked improvement after a relapse during leg amputation recovery. Surgeon Dr Denuce states crisis ended and convalescence now follows a normal course.
Haverhill March 6 The body of William A Perry 50 proprietor of a variety store was found floating face downward in the Merrimac River this afternoon He is believed to have committed suicide by jumping from a dock He left his store about an hour earlier.
In a Young Men's Catholic Association address Rev William Devlin S J spoke on The Ideal Teacher. He urged teachers to protect health and avoid fatigue entering the classroom. He recommended storytelling humor and brief spiritual reading with prayer to energize and ease daily burdens.
Sheriff John Quinn, treated at Massachusetts General Hospital for a week, was able to walk in the garden yesterday and enjoy a sun bath. He shows marked health improvement.
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