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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1916

Page

6

Dog saved from 300-foot shaft meets tragic end in New Jersey

In Harrison New Jersey a fox terrier fell into a 300-foot shaft at General Schuyler's abandoned copper mine on the Belleville turnpike. After three days attempts to rescue failed a man offered $50 reward and lowered a steak on a bucket. The dog was brought up alive but killed by an approaching car before the owner paid the reward, with possible half settlement discussed.

Harrison N. J General Schuyler Belleville Turnpike North Arlington John C. Lafoucherie

Ford Campaign Launch by Pacifists in Philadelphia

In Philadelphia on May 10 pacifist groups under the Patriotic Peace Society initiated a late bid to nominate Henry Ford for U S president. A million stickers with Ford's name for the Pennsylvania primary were mailed to 6000 people with a note to tear and place them on ballots as war protest. Secretary Cadwalader denied German backing and said Ford approves the campaign though will not be directly involved. A wireless outfit marked the event. Separately a large oil burning warship will reach Delaware Breakwater tonight and Brooklyn navy yard tomorrow to join the Atlantic fleet in Southern waters. Oklahoma carries 80 seamen and 200 marines.

Philadelphia Society of Friends Patriotic Peace Society Henry Ford United States Ford Pennsylvania Society J. Augustus Cadwalader Delaware Breakwater Brooklyn Navy Yard Oklahoma

New Superdreadnaught Oklahoma Leaves Philadelphia Yard

The newly commissioned superdreadnaught Oklahoma departed the Philadelphia navy yard late today for New York to be equipped. This move shifts the battleship toward final outfitting as it joins the flotilla and prepares for service.

New York Philadelphia Oklahoma Philadelphia Navy Yard

Germans and French clash in Balkans near Doiran

Paris May 1. An Athens despatch to Havas says artillery fire at three points on the Doiran Ghergeli sector. German forces bombarded Magada, occupied the village, then retreated after a French counter attack. Despatch notes Germans placing numerous 17 inch guns along the front.

Paris Athens Havas Doiran-Ghergeli Magada

Plea for Stadium in Washington Urges Action

Bartow Weeks former A A U president Judge Victor Dowling and George Turner of New York and Chicago Mayor Thomp son will appear before the House appropriation committee Friday to urge support for Representative Hurlburt s bill to provide 1 500 000 for a concrete stadium in Washington.

Washington Bartow Weeks Victor Dowling George Turner New York Thompson Chicago House Appropriation Committee Hurlburt

May 11 calendar note and harbor news summary

May 11 calendar notes tides and celestial events with city temperatures across multiple ports listed. Harbor report details ten vessels returning with groundfish, prices firm. buoy changes set for May 12 and a schooner sale announced. Shipping updates include fleet reallocations, a transatlantic charter, Great Lakes steamers sent to Buffalo, and two large coal ships expected in service by summer. The Landsman.

North Channel David W. Simpson Portland Packet R. W. Grant Hooker Maine Bar Harbor W. E. Shedd East Deering Suffolk Coastwise Transportation Company Lavine & Co New York New Haven Railroad Great Lakes Buffalo Canadian Southerdown St. Nazaire France-Canada Line Swift Wings Liverpool

Shipping News Arrived and Departed Vessels List

Shipping news details numerous steamers and schooners arriving at or sailing from ports such as Norfolk Newport News Baltimore and Philadelphia. The list includes vessels like Coban Louisburg Strout Neptune Conestoga and Clenona plus towing barges Gen Knox Bear Ridge and Upton among many others with destinations Lynn Portsmouth Newburyport and Salem and notes on tugs and piloted towings.

Coban McPhail Louisburg C. B Dorchester Hawes Baltimore Newport News Norfolk Parthian Dodge Philadelphia Jas Whitney Crowell New York Bay State Strout Portland City of Savage Michalski Mercury Walls Schickshinney Cohocton Conestoga Olsen Bear Ridge Lynn Clenona E. Luckenbach Nelson Gen. Knox Patience Corkum Glendower Newburyport Rutherford Tamaqua Issaksen Rbathayres Portsmouth Logan Tulpehocken Thos. J. Scully Gegge J. B. Walker W. H. Yerkes Perkins Katherine Moran Western Johnson Guttenburg Ellenville Pilgrim Catharan Clara Potomac Earth Lamberts Point Taccony Wallace Upton Malvern Oxford Nottingham Quinn Port Johnson Wilkesbarre Salem Reliance Condon Lockport Mary FE. Lynch Robbins Southerndown St. Nazaire Swift Wings Liverpool Howard Hampden Maden Everett Sewalls Point H. M. Whitney W. HH. Yerkes Sandwich Dake Saugus E. L. Pillsbury Chas. T. Gallagher Mingo Plymouth Barry Gwalia Beattie Helen Beechwood Hammond Ontelaunee

Shipping Movements and Towed Barges in Atlantic Ports

Maritime notice lists M Moran Hampton Roads calling at Providence for barge Annie H Smith and New Haven for Old Dominion. M E Luckenbach Norfolk towing barges City of Washington and Josephus, Patience towing barge Glendower from Philadelphia. Portsmouth Sea King towing Annie and Cassie from Lynn, Naticoke Sewalls Point not before Portsmouth. Petrel Undercliffe towing Pittston Riverside Troy Anne Lord Windsor Catherine Machias Colin C Baker from Portland New York Grace M Cribby Clarks Harbor Thelma Stonington Me.

M. Moran Hampton Roads Providence Annie H. Smith New Haven Old Dominion M. E. Luckenbach Norfolk City of Washington Josephus Patience Glendower Philadelphia Portsmouth Sea King Annie Cassie Lynn Naticoke Sewalls Point P. N. Co. No. 10 Hampton Petrel Undercliffe Pittston Riverside Troy Anne Lord Windsor N. S Catherine Machias Colin C. Baker Portland New York Grace M. Cribby Clarks Harbor Thelma Stonington

K of C Athletic Ass'n Dines at Quincy

The annual dinner of the Boston Knights of Columbus Athletic Association, comprising 14 councils in Greater Boston, was held at the Quincy House last evening to close the bowling season with about 250 attendees.

Boston Knights of Columbus Athletic Association Greater Boston Quincy House

Ethan Allen Cavalry Sent to Plattsburg

Burlington Vermont May 10 Orders were received directing Troops I and K of the Second Cavalry stationed at Fort Ethan Allen to proceed at once to Plattsburg New York to take the place in barracks there of the Thirtieth Infantry which has been ordered to Texas All the remaining troops of the Second Cavalry with the exception of Troop F will leave May 20 for Plattsburg to remain during the session of the summer training for civilians.

Burlington Second Cavalry Fort Ethan Allen Plattsburg N. Y Texas

Dolecoath Sunk Reported by Lloyds

London May 10 report to Lloyds states the steamship Dolecoath of 1706 tons gross, built in 1882, has been sunk. The vessel’s fate is confirmed in a concise dispatch from British maritime records.

London Lloyds

Bomb found on railroad tracks turns out harmless rocket

May 10 report states the so called bomb found by boys on the Boston and Maine tracks caused local concern but was declared harmless. State expert Walter J Wedger of Boston concluded the item was a large Fourth of July sky rocket soaked by winter rain and snow.

Northampton Boston & Maine Walter J. Wedger Boston

See Nature at Her Very Best in Glacier National Park

Advertisement promotes Glacier National Park highlighting 60 glaciers and 250 lakes. Describes fishing for Rainbow and other trout, wildflowers, lodging options, and budget travel costs with a Burlington Daylight Route call to action and Agent contact in Boston.

Glacier National Park America Montana Blackfeet Glacier Burlington Alex Stocks New England Pass Agt. Co R. R. Co Washington St Boston

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