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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1910

Page

4

Coastwise Welcomes New Coal Steamer to Boston Front

A din of whistles greeted the Coastwise a new coal carrying steamer built in Camden for the Coastwise Transportation Company. Captain Elmer Crowley of Dorchester commands the 370 foot ship with 2000 tons capacity and a 6325 ton coal cargo bound for Davis Coal and Coke Company. Mrs Crowley spoke of a home life while the dog mascot Jeff enjoyed a feast aboard. A second sister ship named Transportation is due next month.

Boston Coastwise Camden N. J Coastwise Transportation Company Baltimore Elmer Crowley Dorchester Crowley Npany Mrs. Crowley Fleers New Haven Davis Coal & Coke Company Jeff The Transportation A. L. Hersey Post

Boston Man to Command Coastwise Vessel

Captain Crowley, a Boston man, will command the Coastwise during the voyage from Baltimore. He described the trip as ideal with grand weather and no unusual incidents.

Captain Crowley Boston Baltimore Crowley

When navies fade and banners unite for peace

A poem by Frederick Lawrence Knowles contemplates a future of global harmony. It envisions a world where nations share a single banner, creeds unify, and repeated wars end in a lasting peace. The speaker declares hate will cease as conflict gives way to service and victory becomes peace.

Hate

India Rubber Boy Survives 60 Foot Roof Fall

Harry Lewis aged 19 fell from the cupola roof of his Roxbury home, landing in the yard after grabbing telephone wires to slow his descent. He escaped with only slight injuries and was rushed to City Hospital by cousin Joseph Lewis after his brother Leo alerted others. Doctor Joseph Shohan treated him.

Harry Lewis Aaron Lewis Humboldt Park Roxbury India Leo Lewis Leo Joseph Lewis Harry Joseph Shohan Warren Street Lewis City Hospital

Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestive Relief

A claim for Pape's Diapepsin that one dose ends indigestion heartburn and gas. It promotes gentle, natural digestive support from a 50 cent case, promising five minute relief and renewed appetite for meals.

Poison on rolls tied to Newark pastor and family

A warrant was issued in New Jersey charging Henry Rellstab, a former deacon and contractor, with attempting to poison Rev. Frederick E Voegelin and his family. The case follows arsenic found on rolls at Voegelin's home and threats Rellstab allegedly made, including a prior revolver incident.

New York Frederick E. Voegelin Manhattan Park Irvington Newark N. J Henry Relistab Raymond B. Fitz Randolph Department of Food and Drugs New Jersey State Board of Health Trenton Mr. Voegeling Voegelin Bellstab House of Worship

Wound Kills Police Chief in Scotland Neck

C W Dunn police chief of Scotland Neck died after Friday shooting by merchant E E Powell. Powell moved to Raleigh for safekeeping. State Senator E l Travis and Representative Kitchin, governor Kitchin’s brother, were injured in the incident but are reported to be doing well.

Scotland Neck N.C C. W. Dunn E. l.Travis Kitchin E. E. Powell Powell Raleigh Halifax County Travis

Bishop Walsh Coming Home in Lent

Bishop Louis Walsh will return to Portland on Thursday after a three month absence in Rome. There will be no public demonstrations due to the Lenten season.

Portland Louis Walsh Rome

Allan liner Ionian damaged after collision with derelict

Allan line steamer Ionian from Boston to Glasgow hailed at Kildo han Scotland reporting hull damage above the water line from a collision with a floating derelict.

Kildohan Scotland Allan Line Ionian Boston Glasgow

PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS PAZO OINTMENT CLAIM

An advertisement promises to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles within 6 to 14 days or refund money. The product lists a 60 cent price and guarantees relief if used as directed.

Emmet's Memory Honored at Tremont Theatre Gathering

A large audience in Boston gathered for Emmet's memory on the 132nd birth anniversary. The Clan na Gael event included tributes from James M. Sullivan of New York and James H. Vahey, with a parade preceding the meeting honoring the Irish martyr.

Robert Emmet Tremont Theatre Clan-na-Gael Boston James M. Sullivan New York James H. Vahey

Emmet Oration at Lowell Irish Rally Honors Emmet's Memory

An Irish nationalist gathering escorts, guards and bands march through Lowell to the theatre for a speech by James M. Sullivan of New York. He extols Robert Emmet, Ireland's struggle, and the push for self government, urging continued loyalty to Clan-na-Gael and Irish identity. Notables present include James O Sullivan, Thomas J Collins, and various AOH leaders.

Orater Mr. Vahey Matthew Cummings Ancient Order of Hibernians James O’sulliivan Lowell Wolfe Tone Guards Emmet Guards Lynn Ninth Regiment of Irish National Volunteers Thomas H. Daly Fairbanks Essex Summer Street Washington Boylston Tremont James O'Sullivan Clan-na-Gael Vahey James M. Sullivan New York Sullivan Robert Emmet Ireland England Tom Emmet United States Senate Thomas J. Collins Mayor Brooks Cambridge Edward A. Couathan John J. Rogers John H. Dillon Jeffrey Sullivan Edward J. Sennett John J. Butler P. J. Ferguson Michael J. Hartrey Quincy John McCarthy John L. Shea Fall River Richard F. Field Fitzgerald Middlesex County John F. Donnelly Patrick F. Hastings Thomas C. Donnelly Central Council Irish County Ch Bf Conrad Young Ernest Breiderbach Terry Cavanagh P. A. Foley Euugene Curran Charles McCarthy

Germantown group backs Boston zoological garden plan

The Germantown Citizens' Association urged a zoological garden for Boston at its meeting in St Pauls Hall. The group voted to invite John T Benson of Jardin Zoologique Havana to speak at the next session, with Mayor Fitzgerald City Council and the parks committee to attend.

Germantown Citizens’ Association St. Paul's Hall Boston John T. Benson Jardin Zoologie of Havana Fitzgerald City Council Committee On Parks of the United Improvement Association

Singer Geraldine Farrar to Announce Engagement March 29

Miss Geraldine Farrar of the Metropolitan Opera will reveal her engagement on March 29 in Boston after performing Madame Butterfly at the Boston Opera House. Rumors link a former Springfield man with business in New York and Philadelphia as the groom. Farrar has not confirmed the match.

Geraldine Farrar Springfield Metropolitan Company Boston Opera House Scotti Miss Farrar New York Philadelphia Bor Melrose Boston Geraldine Waster

Roosevelt lecture appeal unsettled by Methodists in Rome

Rome March 6 Colonel Roosevelt is sought to lecture at a Rome church by Methodists. efforts through Mrs Roosevelt fail as she says he makes his own engagements. Vatican also plans to deny an audience with the Pope if he lectures there, mirroring Fairbanks case.

Rome Colonel Roosevelt Roosevelt Vatican Fairbanks

Force Plants with Ether at Vermont Station

Washington reports a remarkable series of USDA experiments at the Vermont experimental station by Professor W. Stuart. The work follows Johannson’s 1900 finding that ether and chloroform given to resting plants shorten their rest period and trigger earlier shoot growth.

Washington Vermont United States Department of Agriculture W. Stuart Johannson

Cadum Promises Quick Relief for Eczema Sufferers

Advertises Cadum as a new skin remedy sold in druggists for 10 cents a trial box and 25 cents for a large box. Claims include soothing relief, germ destruction, and barrier protection to hasten cure of rash pimples blotches redness and other skin conditions.

Lost loot in Fort Adams leads to charge change

In Newport Rhode Island on March 6 the attic find at Fort Adams quarters of the 110th Company Coast Artillery Corps uncovered $600 worth of silverware ceramics and clothing from two summer residences. Police changed the charge against Private John A Dillon from malicious mischief to breaking and entering in the night and larceny.

Newport R. I Fort Adams 110Th Company Coast Artillery Corps John A. Dillon

Melrose Police Shakeup Affects Five Patrolmen

Melrose March 6 Acting Chief Crown ordered a major shift in the police department. Five patrolmen Thompson Heaton McCarthy Doherty and Brown were transferred for the good of the service with the change effective tomorrow night. A larger force shakeup is planned for early next month.

Melrose Crown Thompson Heaton McCarthy Doherty Brown

Whalers Fill the Wharves in New Bedford

New Bedford crowds the waterfront as nine whaling ships prepare to sail in quest of whales. The revival recalls the city’s historic whaling era and fortunes built on the fishery.

New Bedford

Surviving Whalemen Sail Short Voyages as Oil Prices Rise

Old-time whalemen linger on the wharves and trade tales as sperm oil markets drop to 65 cents a gallon. Whale bone and ambergris add potential profits, with six of nine vessels bound for short autumn cruises, including schooners A. V. S. Woodruff Pedro Varela A F Whyland Ellen Swift William A Grazier Valkyrie. Bertha Wanderer and Viola plan longer hunts off West Africa and in Hatteras grounds, while Morning Star may join a long voyage before summer.

A. V. S. Woodruff Pedro Varela A. F. Whyland

Montpelier Plans Morrill Centenary Celebration

The Montpelier Board of Trade arranges a April 14 centennial celebration marking the birth of Justin S. Morrill longtime Vermont senator. The event honors Morrill’s 44 years in the United States Senate.

Montpelier Justin S. Morrill United States Vermont Montpelier Board of Trade

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