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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1912
Page
4
Boston inspectors completed a sea vessel inspection of the steamer Bay State and will notify the Eastern Steamship Co. within days whether lifeboat capacity meets the 900 passenger license. Inspectors will review all ocean-going ships from Boston and reduce capacities to match lifeboat limits.
Post reporters spoke with many harbor workers about lifeboat and raft regulations. They urged more attention to ferry boats and harbor excursions, arguing ferries as risky as ocean steamers and calling for lifeboats on ferries and harbor boats.
Former Attorney General Herbert Parker says Curtis Guild must run and could win as Republicans seek harmony in Massachusetts. Senator Crane aims to harmonize factions while candidates for U S Senator and Governor battle for party control. Democratic contenders include Mayor Fitzgerald Governor Foss and Sherman L Whipple with party veterans urged to be considered.
Ambassador Curtis Guild of the United States states at the State Department that his visit to Washington stems from personal business needs and plans to reorganize the St. Petersburg chancellery. He denies any link between his leave request and U.S. political campaigns.
Police stopped a planned Italian Musical Club street parade amid I W W leadership presence. William Kalan, a Lithuanian, was arrested for interference as officers dispersed the crowd on Merrimack Street after permit revocation. Trautman and Daniels spoke. Alderman Bartlett was mocked as a czar.
New York May 23 The State Excise Department conducted the most extensive raid in the city’s history under Commissioner William W Farley seizing hundreds of barrels and thousands of bottles of imported wine hidden in cellar lairs on Manhattan and Brooklyn’s lower west side. The action aims to crack down on licenseless dealers and protect law abiding merchants.
J Lewis Stackpole Jr a 10 year old son of attorney J Lewis Stackpole was struck by a car while crossing Beacon street at Fairfield street at 5 o clock last night according to police reports The boy was injured but his condition was not stated and no charges were mentioned in the notice.
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