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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1915

Page

4

Naval Court Perverted, Commissioner Denounces Court Martial

Police Commissioner O Meara defends city police in reply to Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels. He denounces the court martial that exonerated enlisted men Thomas A Johnson and Paul Kruper after they pleaded guilty to offences against the law and were imprisoned locally.

O’meara Josephus Daniels Navy Thomas A. Johnson Paul Kruper Secretary of the Navy

Naval court inquiry over Boston police brutality controversy

A naval court inquiry into the arrest and treatment of Navy sailors in Boston sparked a dispute over alleged police brutality. The secretary of the Navy and the Boston authorities were urged to ensure proper conduct while placing limits on naval support for civil authorities. The document notes 169 Navy enlisted arrests in Oct–Dec 1914 and stresses duty to obey local laws.

Johnson and Kruper Naval Court Charlestown Navy Yard Navy Department Naval Naval Inquiry United States Boston Police Boston Police Department Boston Navy Department

Recounts Likely After Milton Town Election

Two recounts appear probable in Milton after Saturday's town election. Recounts cover selectmen and auditors with Duffy Russell and Anthony leading, while Erin Raymond top the auditor tally. Total vote reached 1572 with 820 women voting. budget talks include funding for a Mattapan gymnasium amid a no-license vote.

Milton Maurice A. Duffy James S. Russell George L. Anthony Frederick N. Erin J. Herbert Raymond Duffy Russell Mr. Anthony George R. Faton Anthony Raymond Krin Ernest P. Libby Mattapan

Lisbon government reshuffle adds to Portugal turmoil

Lisbon dispatch reports the finance minister has resigned and the foreign affairs minister has assumed the post. General Pimento Castro was named premier and war minister after Jan 29 talks to form a new cabinet. Jose Rodriguez Monteiro appointed foreign minister. Madrid-London despatch notes a congress at Lamego proclaimed a “Republic of Northern Portugal.”

Paris Lisbon Havas Pimento Castro Victor Hugo A. Coutinho Castro Jose Rodriguez Monteiro Madrid London Antonio Xavier Correia Barreto Portugal Congress of Democrats Lamego

Germany to Build 15 Small Recon Submarines

Copenhagen March 7 reports from good authority that Kiel will construct 15 new small submarines for Baltic Coast reconnaissance. Each vessel will carry eight crew members.

Copenhagen Germany Kiel Baltic Sea

Funeral of Lieutenant Stone at Faneuil Hall

The funeral for Lieutenant Frank P. Stone of Wellesley was held yesterday in the armory of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company at Faneuil Hall. Stone was a popular member, pioneer in New England theater, and for over 25 years proprietor of Austin and Stone's Museum in Tremont Row.

Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company Faneuil Hall Frank. P. Stone Wellesley New England Austin and Stone’s Museum Tremont Row

Funeral at Faneuil Hall for Lt Stone of Boston circle

About 200 attended a rare Faneuil Hall funeral with casket under floral tributes and military guard. The ceremony led by Rev Herbert Handel and Sgt Elmer Bailey ended with taps and a saluted escort to the hearse. Burial followed at Forest Hills Cemetery. Lt Stone, a 32d degree Mason, lived in the Boston area after being born in Biddeford Maine.

Cradle of Liberty Herbert Handel Tremont Temple Elmer Smith Bailey Forest Hills Cemetery Frank Harlow John Silver Harry Hamilton Charles Malley Charles Campbell Frank J. Howard James D. Cody Samuel S. C. L. Haskell Frank Cutting Faneuil Hall Sullivan Stone Wellesley Biddeford Boston

Mayor to Explain Pay-As-You-Go Plan for Boston

At noon Mayor Curley will discuss a pay-as-you-go city plan before the Chamber of Commerce at the American House. Corporation Counsel John A. Sullivan will preside. the mayor and Sullivan will outline the bill’s principles and answer questions. The plan proposes funding by higher taxes instead of annual loans to save the city millions in interest.

Curley Boston Chamber of Commerce American House Chamber John A. Sullivan Wilhl

Four Men Seized for Card Playing on Lord's Day

Police Sgt McCloskey with two patrolmen raided the tenement at 25 Mott Street and arrested Jacob Miller 24 Joseph Herrman 28 Bernard Luderman 39 and Charles Echo witch 29 for gaming on the Lord's Day. They were bailed.

McCloskey Dedham Street P. J. Flaherty J. F. Murphy Mott Street Jacob Miller Joseph Herrman Bernard Luderman Charles Echowitch

Rats Will Not Chew Matches Abolished Fire Test

Worcester March 7 Fire Chief Wesley N Avery has abolished the time honored rats and matches fire trigger after experiments in steel cages failed to show any rodent interest in match heads or splints. The aim was to find a more substantial excuse for the fire records.

Worcester Wesley N. Avery

Rats Refuse Matches in Fire Origin Experiments

New experiments test whether rats start fires by gnawing matches. Rats starved in cages with matches did not gnaw them. instead they consumed each other and died. Chief Avery orders fire crews to stay at scenes until a clearer origin can be established. Spontaneous combustion remains unproven.

Avery

Indicted pair held in jail without bail in Nashua case

Charles Rimbach and Mrs Estelle Coogan, from Nashua, remained at the Charles street jail over Sunday without bail after arrival on indictment warrants. They will be arraigned in Superior Court this morning, with no bonds accepted until arraignment or DA review. Peter J Coogan, Estelles husband, says he will not aid in bail or participate further.

Charles Rimbach Estelle Coogan Nashua Charles Street Superior Court Peter J. Coogan

Zeppelin program advances at Friedrichshafen set to finish two airships

Geneva March 7 Count Zeppelin arrived to hasten completion of two dirigible balloons at Friedrichshafen. One will be ready in a few days. Earlier a Zeppelin was destroyed and another damaged at Cologne when windstorm wrecked balloon sheds injuring several soldiers.

Geneva Count Zeppelin Friedrichshafen Cologne

Demonstration Planned by Unemployed On Boston Common

A mammoth unemployed protest is set for Boston Common Saturday afternoon with labor and social groups cooperating to seek relief methods. Church leaders claim the event will be the largest in New England and will issue multilingual placards to attract unemployed workers and sympathizers.

Boston Common Church of the Social Revolution Berkeley Hall Boston New England Harry Phillips New York Leo Lippa

Homeless Silence and Christ’s Practical Teachings Debate

Speakers argue the homeless lack privacy and are harried in city spaces. They claim Jesus Christ is either a dreamer to be forgotten or a man of practical signs to follow. They denounce New York bomb plots as damning schemes and call detectives framing them scum of the earth.

Jesus Christ New York Vipe&s

Germany Faces Petroleum Shortage Reported in Schleswig

Copenhagen March 7 reports from Schleswig say Germany's petroleum supply has dwindled to the point that former weekly bottle allotments are denied. Schleswig stock has virtually exhausted, leaving scarce resources for consumers.

Copenhagen Schleswig Germany

German Socialists Seek Peace Amidst Suppressed Rally

A Swiss frontier despatch reported that German authorities blocked a large Socialists meeting in Württemberg but delegates held a secret session and agreed to organize a peace demonstration.

Paris L’humanite Wurtemberg

Buttoned glove sale offerings and prices

A list of buttoned gloves with types, materials, and sale prices. Items include 8 Button Kid Glove with strap and pearl clasp at wrist in multiple color combinations priced at 1.35, 12 Button English Doe-Skin white priced at 1.95, 16 Button Length French Kid mousquetaire white priced at 2.10, and 6 Button Length Dee-Skin Biarritz white priced at a discounted DBE.

Biarritz

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