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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1915
Page
4
A Urasburg resident cites Hood's Sarsaparilla as an indispensable remedy for blood troubles dyspepsia and rheumatism. He recalls family benefits from grandfather to himself including relief from eczema and chronic sores after one bottle. The ad claims Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and strength giver.
A petition filed in federal court by attorney Jacob Newman on behalf of Nathan L. Amster and other minority stockholders asks that the Pacific railroad be made a party to the receivership proceeding started by attorneys for the American Steel Foundries Company.
May 13 New York 70 customs inspectors who examined German vessels at Hoboken yesterday continued the search today. They plan to inspect German docks at Brooklyn and then visit all German and Austrian ships in port on orders from Washington. Reports say inspectors seek to determine if any ships carried explosives aboard.
A city resident shares his experience buying a farm, detailing initial expectations, challenges, and milestones. The piece frames rural life changes as a transformative move, with reflections on financial and logistical aspects.
Circumstances surrounding the disappearance of Miss Cora Joubert 18 daughter of Moses Joubert a wealthy farmer baffling local police. She left home last Sunday night to attend church and has not been seen since with no clues from intimate acquaintances.
Frank Fuzia, arrested Monday as a ripper suspect after Helen and Mary Manning alleged an attack in their East Side hallway, was discharged in magistrate court. Witnesses including a priest established a complete alibi for him.
The city council finance committee recommended a $800 000 loan for construction of streets to be accepted soon. No vote was taken yet, but Mayor Curley voiced approval and the panel adjourned to meet Monday at 10 45 AM.
At a city meeting, streets including Chelsea Centre and North Beacon were named for widenings totaling about 1.6 million dollars, while an appropriation of 600 thousand was proposed. Mayor Curley condemned partial, unfinished work and urged completing one street before starting another, with action deferred until Monday after Finance Commission review.
Surveyor of the Port Joseph A. Maynard further increased the customs guards stationed at the wharves where German vessels are tied up yesterday.
Guards double again at Boston German ships amid threats and heightened precautions. Customs inspectors stay on duty, owners hire special police around wharves, and armed watch at gangplanks. Captains restrict media access as guards patrol bow and stern.
Officials report heightened vigilance as rumors of possible sabotage trigger scrutiny near several vessels. Vessels at Commonwealth pier include four North German Lloyd ships and others anchored at Clyde street, quarantine, Fiske wharf, and Green's wharf Chelsea.
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