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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1916

Page

2

German chancellor says avoid rupture with United States

The Wireless Press publishes a Berne dated summary of Dr. von Bethmann-Hollweg's May 5 Reichstag speech. He argues Germany must drop sentimentality and pursue policy that preserves victory, warning a break with America risks greater peril and neutrals may follow America's lead.

London von Bethmann-Hollweg General Committee Reichstag Germany America Wireless Press Ica England

May flower show judges award medals to Sargent and Penn

The Massachusetts Horticultural Society finished judging exhibits. Professor C. S. Sargent won a gold medal for azaleas while Penn the florist received a silver medal for a home decoration display of cut flowers. The central rustic piece framed 25 baskets of orchids, snapdragons, mignonettes, ramblers, irises and more on a large lecture hall table.

Massachusetts Horticultural Society C. S. Sargent Penn

Pauper's Grave Planned for State Prison Inmate

Julian Olesiwiski died at the hospital inside the State prison from a self inflicted razor wound. His father visited the prison after the death and said he cannot afford burial costs.

Concord Reformatory Julian Olesiwiski

Winners Named in Flower Show Prizes and Davenport Exhibit

The first prize winners include Mrs. John L. Gardner Jazz Anderson Winthrop Ames Miss Cornelia Warren and others. A. M. Davenport won the $100 prize for artistic display of flowering and foliage plants, a 200 foot exhibit with over 100 varieties. The Davenport display is praised for its striking color effect. Exhibits were rearranged to refresh displays, and concerts by an orchestra were held in the afternoon and evening and will continue today.

John L. Gardner Jazz Anderson Winthrop Ames Cornelia Warren J. Goddard Cc. G. Weld F. J. Dolansky J. T. Butterworth Walter Hunnewell Lb. Brandegee Thomas Roland Paul KE. Richwagen Minot Kidder James Wheeler William Sim Kameyama & Serada Waban Rose Conservatories

Dreamed Villa Captured Him Defense in Baltimore Court

Thomas Gaffney of Falls Road told police court he fell asleep and dreamed a band of Mexicans chased him before Villa grabbed him at the border. Police testified he screamed in the early morning hours on a vacant lot. the charge of intoxication was dismissed after he promised better conduct.

Baltimore Thomas Gaffney Falls Road Gray Gaffney

Falls Through Hatch Injures Barge Captain

Captain William 8 Grady fell through a hatch of the barge Binghampton landing five feet below in the hold. He suffered a broken leg a fractured jaw and a broken arm and is in serious condition at East Boston Relief Hospital.

William Grady Binghampton East Boston Relief Hospital

Two BC Seniors Selected for Plattsburg Camp

The Philomatheia Society of Boston College announces two seniors will attend Plattsburg this summer Leo Daly and Fred Gillis. Daly is a prominent football player at the college and Gillis is a leading debater.

The Philomatheia Society of Boston College Plattsburg Leo Daly Fred Gillis Daly Gillis

Blaze Threatens North End of Portsmouth

Fire at the Fred Wendell & Son tobacco store on Market Street began from flying sparks and threatened several North End buildings during a strong southwest gale. Buildings owned by Consolidation Coal Co and J L Q Coleman caught fire from the embers.

Portsmouth N. H Fred Wendell & Son Market Street North End Consolidation Coal Co J. L. QO. Coleman

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