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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1915

Page

2

Merchant Sails to Aid Sick Son in War-Torn Europe

William Saville of 55 Commercial street and 126 Windsor road Waban plans to sail from New York at noon tomorrow to reach his ill son Richard in Florence. The Saville & Somes wholesale grocers partner learned of the illness by letter and booked space on the Italian steamer Duc d Aosta despite all berths being taken.

William Saville Commercial Street Windsor Road Waban New York Europe Richard Saville Saville & Somes Richard Saville Italy Florence Charles V. Casey Broad Street Genoa Naples

Anti Suffrage Meeting in Dedham at Mrs Parker Home

A parlor gathering by anti suffragists took place yesterday afternoon at the Dedham residence of Mrs Augustin H Parker. Mrs George Kuhn Clark of Cambridge spoke on Feminism.

Augustin H. Parker Dedham George Kuhn Clark Cambridge

Malden Rifles Officer Seeks NCO Resignations

Acting Captain C David Berg of the Malden Rifles requests the resignation and discharge of four non commissioned officers amid charges of various natures filed against them in Malden.

C. David Berg The Malden Rifles

Officers to Fight Case to the Limit

The officers named Sergeant Harold W. Meredith Sergeant Garret F. Burns Corporals Archibald Masterson and H A Brown have engaged counsel and announced they will press the case to the limit.

Harold W. Meredith Garret F. Burns Archibald Masterson H. A. Brown

Four Men Challenge Berg for Captaincy

Four men, long at odds with Berg, oppose his bid to be named captain after the former commander resigned. They claim six plus years of service and accuse him of company politics seeking their discharge without honor. If the board rules against them they will appeal to Governor Walsh.

Berg Walsh

Fear for Lost Four Mast Boston Schooner R. W. Hopkins

Fears are entertained for the safety of the four masted Boston schooner R. W. Hopkins overdue a month at San Juan P. Fe. She left Baltimore March 30 with a coal cargo. Captain Ellis of West Harwich commanded her. Crowell Thurlow owned her. Valued at 25000 dollars.

R. W. Hopkins San Juan P. Fe Baltimore Ellis West Harwich Crowell & Thurlow

Fishermen Lose Three In Fog Off Nova Scotia

Fishermen from Gloucester report the schooner Patriot’s crew were riding out a heavy fog when three men left the vessel in a dory to set trawls. Andrew Silva is confirmed lost near Lunenburg Nova Scotia with four days without food or water. Charles Antone remains missing and feared lost.

Gloucester Andrew Silva Patriot Nova Scotia Lunenberg Charles Antone

Sheriff Killed by Woman in Fall River

May 13. Miss Catherine McCloskey arrested charged with the murder of Samuel Hadfield deputy sheriff shot and killed as he tried to serve a legal paper at her Second street home. Hadfield entered by a window after being refused at the door and was shot in the kitchen.

Fall River Catherine McCloskey Samuel Hadfield

Sisters Held on Taunton Hospital Warrant Scene

Mrs James McHugh and Miss Abbie McCloskey, sisters of the prisoner, were witnesses in a case involving five sisters living on Second Street. A court order sent four to the Taunton insane hospital. Deputy Sheriff Hadfield and two assistants moved to serve warrants. Catherine McCloskey, about 45, allegedly fired revolvers at the deputy but was overpowered.

James McHugh Abbie McCloskey Miss McCloskey Second Street Taunton Hadfield Catherine McCloskey

Paint and Clean Up on Sunday Costly

Julius Shamukler of 3381 Harrison Avenue was fined $5 in Dorchester court for painting the steps of his Johnston Road home last Sunday. Patrolman George McNulty prosecuted for the government. Also cited were Louis Cohen Nathan Simons and Louis Solomon for Sunday garden work. Solomon fined while Simons and Cohen’s cases placed on file.

Julius Shamukler Harrison Avenue Dorchester Johnston Road Mattapan Churchill George McNulty Louis Cohen Lucerne Street Nathan Simons Fabyan Street Louis Solomon Arbu

Plant Juice Herbal Tonic Promises Quick Relief in Boston

Advertisement touts Plant Juice as a cure for blood, stomach, liver and kidney disorders. It cites Boston residents and a testimonial from Neil McLaughlin of Onset, praising improved appetite sleep and digestion after ten days. The promoter and free samples are offered at Liggett's Drug Store Washington and Avon.

Boston Neil McLaughlin Onset McLaughlin Liggett’s Drug Store Washington and Avon Streets

Frisco Welcomes Bos ton Symphony on Oakland Arrival

San Francisco Mayor Ralph welcomed the Boston Symphony Orchestra as it arrived by ferry at Oakland at 11 am. He greeted Dr. Mack and Mr. Ellis, then spoke to the ensemble. The first concert is tomorrow with a strong advance sale for the 12 concert series.

San Francisco Cal Ralph Boston Symphony Orchestra Oakland Mack Ellis

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