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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1912

Page

11

Trained Men for Truks A. H. Harrington Introduces Commer Service

A. H. Harrington of the Dodge Motor Vehicle Company promotes trained drivers and weekly truck inspections for Commer heavy trucks. He notes a paid driver skilled in road repairs, loading and unloading, earning 18 to 20 dollars weekly, reducing maintenance costs and delays. Coal dealers in Pittsburgh report substantial savings versus horse transport, with trucks delivering hundreds of tons daily under a 37 degree tipping body.

A.H. Harrington Dodge Motor Vehicle Company Harrington Mr. Harrington Pittsburg

Lefty George Vows Hard Work in Cleveland

Pitcher Lefty George declares he will work his head off in Cleveland. He says there was no incentive to effort in St. Louis.

Lefty George Cleveland St. Louis

Vessels Bring Fish Iron and Wrecks to Boston Wharf

Twenty one vessels delivered a large fish supply and over a ton of iron to the wharf. Anchors and chain found by water front junk collectors hint at long submerged gear. The Swell reported 65 000 pounds of catch and 2400 pounds of bad iron, with four anchors piled on deck.

T Wharf Haddock

Long terms for thieves in East Cambridge court

Judge McLaughlin imposed multi year sentences on four petty criminals including Brewer Swanson, alias Carl Jensen Foster, who received seven to ten years for breaking and entering. William J. Oliver and James J. Collins got two and a half and one year respectively in the House of Correction. Foster also faced harsher terms as an habitual criminal. Others, Joseph Ferguson and William Phillips, were sent to Charles Town State Prison and Concord Reformatory for three to four years and imprisonment pending. James Lilly was released with case placed on file after turning state's evidence. The youths from Dorchester involved in Shawmut branch break-ins faced criminal records and confinement potential.

McLaughlin East Cambridge Brewer Swanson Carl Jensen Foster Joseph McCarthy Joseph Leech Foster Joseph Ferguson William Phillips Shawmut New York, New Haven & Hartford Brown Ferguson Charlestown Phillips Concord Reformatory James Lilly Dorchester Field Ashmont

Divorced Couple Marry Again in Providence

Charles Burrill Lewis of East Providence and his former wife Clara Marion Lewis of Providence obtained a marriage license in City Hall and were wed again revealing they sought renewed happiness after divorcing last July.

Providence Charles Burrill Lewis East Providence Clara Marion Lewis

Shipping News March 14 Miniature Almanac

Shipping notices list arrivals and departures from several ports. Steamers including Gloria de Larrinaga Nagle and City of Gloucester along with schooners T W Allen Morrissey and others arrived or towed barges in harbor. Several steamers sailed to Philadelphia Newport News and Rotterdam with barges and tugs noted.

Gloria de Ervin J. Luce Paschal Rockport C. W. Dexter Fearby Calais Wellfleet Castle Island Albert Baldwin Poland Admiral Schley Port Antonio Sloterdyk Rotterdam Philadelphia J. H. Devereaux Newport News Gloucester Baltimore Catawissa Barry Plymouth Burnside Paxinos Swatara Brookside Buck Ride Richardson Nantasket Roads Pila_ F. Crowell Belfast Catawamteak Portland

Measure of Man by Hatband Pastor’s Point

The Rev. Q. P. Gifford of First Baptist Brookline weighs a man by culture and conviction rather than waistline or attire. He argues most lack true convictions and urges self discipline and care for the body in a reflecting sermon.

Man's Measure Featured in The Watchman This Week

The article notes that mathematicians solving his problem will be plainly recognized by readers and that "Man's Measure" appeared in this week's Watchman, inviting examination of the work.

Conviction and Moderation in the Modern Self

A speaker mocks self serving conviction and overcivilization. He contrasts old fashioned work ethic with the idle club culture and warns against pretense, urging personal discipline and bodily care while criticizing reliance on others for moral answers. He muses on wealth, heritage, and the burden of modern life.

Man of 72 Sought for Stabbing Lodger

Police on Joy Street are seeking James Devine a 72 year old potato peeler at a lodging house 2 Somerset Street after he stabbed lodger Henry Allen 31 in the groin during an argument in the kitchen. Devine fled fearing serious injury and authorities have not located him.

Joy Street Evenr James Devine Somerset ‘Street Henry Allen Devine Allen

Detective Burns Worcester Guest Speaker at Merchants Banquet

William J. Burns the famed detective spoke at the Worcester Merchants Association annual banquet in the Bay State House on March 13. He was introduced by Mayor David F. O’Connell and Harvard professor O M F Sprague. Burns shared experiences from cases across the United States including the Los Angeles Times affair.

Worcester William J. Burns Los Angeles Times Worcester Merchants’ Association Bay State House David F. O'Connell O. M. F. Sprague Harvard University United States

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