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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1916
Page
4
Edward Mott Woolley presents the human side of Bethlehem Steel in Schwab's Bonus Men, focusing on the executives who built the plant producing war and peace products rather than Wall Street analysis. The piece offers a insider view of leadership behind the steel giant this week.
An old advertisement touts MUSTEROLE as a white ointment alternative to mustard plasters. It claims quick relief for sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck and more with 25 and 50 cent sizes and a hospital size at $2.50 from The Musterole Company Cleveland Ohio.
A memorial tribute to sailors who died in American naval battles saw floral offerings cast into Boston harbor from the Nantasket line steamer Letty Alden. Delegation of about 60 persons led by Miss Josephine A. McGuire participated, linked to Sunday services in Faneuil Hall for the unknown soldier dead, under Elizabeth T. Turner Tent No. 36, Daughters of Veterans.
A collage of reader questions about silent films and actors. Mentions The Birth of a Nation also known as The Clansman, Chaplin in a noncomic role, Marguerite Clark, Anita Stewart, Earle Williams, Ramona by Clune, and notes on public censors and studio moves.
A fragment notes exercises dedicated to unknown dead, honoring their memory. No further details are readable to identify event, location, or participants. The brief indicates a ceremonial or commemorative focus without explicit names or dates.
Mary Pickford will appear usually five days per week in the Daily Post and each Sunday in the Sunday Post.
Funeral services for Miss Pauline Cushing sister of Mrs Bertha Cushing Child will be held Friday afternoon at the Child residence 114 Mt Vernon street Reverend Dillon Bronson officiating. Miss Cushing daughter of the late Reverend John Russell Cushing ended her life in San Francisco by leaping from a hospital window. The death notice reached Boston Sunday night and identification was made Monday. She was a former music teacher at Moody Schools Northfield and had moved to Boston to live with her sister. She traveled to the West in February and aided Mrs F G Sanborn president of the Women board of the exposition. She escaped from her nurse and leapt 33 feet to the sidewalk. The body has been shipped East.
May reports say American marines landed from the ship Prairie to safeguard the American legation after clashes left several dead or injured. The French cruiser Marseilles arrived as tensions eased following President Jiminez's resignation amid fighting with General Arias.
Edwin J. Emerson 43, manager of Beaumont Electric Light & Power Co., committed suicide at the Adams House in Boston by shooting himself in the left side of the head. He resided in Beaumont and left several addresses for notifying contacts, but left no note explaining his act.
The Licensing Board announced yesterday it prefers licensees appear before them directly in cases with no legal questions. For appeals to board discretion such as new locations changes in premises or conditions the board will deal with applicants without attorney intervention.
United States Commissioner Hayes held Harry Huberman and George McDermott for the grand jury yesterday in connection with the Charlestown navy yard brass thefts. McDermott faces theft charges. Huberman is charged with receiving stolen goods knowingly.
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