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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1908

Page

4

Baker Brother Sued for Slander in Walter Baker Death

Edward F. Baker, brother of Walter Farns worth Baker, is defendant in a slander suit by Frank H. Hurd and associates. The case centers on remarks made at a Lenox Hotel Boston visit tied to Baker's death and coroner's inquest. Arsenic exposure is linked to a period between Bogota departure and a meeting with Harry Lee.

Baker Lenox Totel Boston Murd Malcolm Lawrence Mr. Baker Walter Baker Bogota Harry Lee

Quincy School Fire Safety Assessment Draws Praise

Parents asked the Post to inspect conditions at the Quincey School on Tyler street after the Col linwood disaster. The four and a half story brick building has two Tyler street entrances and two into the yard with four exits and two stairways. About 625 to 675 boys are supervised by Headmaster Alfred Bunker and 15 teachers. the building can clear 600 plus pupils in three to four minutes. The headmaster defended the lack of fire escapes, saying two stairways at opposite ends and four exits provide ample escape routes with no panic risk.

Quincey Tyler Street Quincy School Alfred Bunker Bunker Post

Irish League opposes proposed alliance with England

A Boston United Irish League meeting denounces any treaty between the United States and England. It calls for separate trade statistics for U S Ireland and pledges strong opposition to any US England alliance while urging reform of Irish government and continued advocacy for Irish parliamentary goals.

Irish League Great Britain Boston Mer. O'Callaghan T. B. Fitzpatrick P. J. Timmins John O’callaghan T. J. Dillon Michael Maynes M. J. Jordan Denis O'Reilly M. P. Curran P. J. Slane C. I. Fitzgerald John B. O'Higgins Michael Morrison Irish Parliamentary Party Ireland United Irish League of Boston and England United States House of Commons United Irish League of

Hobson Offered Help by Electric Boat People

Testimony details Hobson saying Electric Boat could influence naval committee placement via Williams and the Speaker. Lilley testifies of detectives shadowing him, potential open legislation and contracts, and ties between Electric Boat and Vickers Sons & Maxim regarding submarine improvements.

Hobson Naval Committee Williams Mr. Olmstead Mr. Hobson Speer Littleton Annapolis Navy Lilley Olmstead Mr. Lilley House House of Representatives Sylvester Kellogg Electric Boat Company Mr. Ferris Mr. Kellogg Richmond Pearson Hobson Electric Boat Marion Butler Pacific

Recovery from incurable kidney disease reported in Sacramento

A Sacramento man recovered from a kidney disease deemed incurable after using Fulton's Renal Compound. I T Gibson of 521 Ninth Street and yardmaster Charles A Newton praised the treatment in letters, noting now returning to work with the Southern Pacific.

Sacramento I. T. Gibson Ninth Street Fulton Charles A. Newton Gibson Bright John J. Fulton CO Oakland Cal Jaynes & CO

Maple Flake vs Cheaper Foods

Advertises Maps Flake as a premium breakfast cereal claiming higher nourishment and digestibility. Describes steam cooking, thin flaking, and maple flavor as factors in cost and value. Argues cheaper options waste time and cream, yielding poorer digestion and economy.

Democrats Split On Bryan Endorsement At State Committee

The Democratic State committee refused 24 to 4 to table resolutions endorsing William J. Bryan for the presidential nomination. The vote aimed to limit George Fred Williams leadership and keep control from Bryan backers. Four supporters named Lomasney led the debate against tabling.

Democratic Committee Democratic State Committee William J. Bryan Bryan George Fred Williams State Committee Joseph P. Lomasney

Navy fleet reaches sheltered harbor after long voyage

The American battleship fleet under Rear Admiral Robley Evans steamed into Magdalena Bay passing Sail Rock and Redondo Point and anchored behind the peninsula. The voyage of over 13000 miles began at Hampton Roads less than three months ago and nears completion.

San Diego Cal Robley Evans Magdalena Bay Redondo Point Man-o’-War Cove Pacific Coast Hampton Roads

Fleet drills and target work anchor at Magdalena Bay base

Magdalena Bay serves as the Pacific base for target work and battle drills under temporary government lease. The fleet will not depart for San Francisco until target practice and drills end, then begin a 1100 mile journey with stops at San Diego, Los Angeles, Santa Barbara, and Santa Cruz for holiday making.

Magdalena Bay Naval Base of the Pacific America San Francisco San Diego Los Angeles Santa Barbara Santa Cruz

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