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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1913
Page
9
Atchison Kan Oct 31 C F Bostwick who produced cannons for the Monitor and Kearsarge and drilled America’s first rifled cannon died at his home. His guns helped shape Civil War ironclad warfare and naval armament.
Braho Hiro, arrested in Lawrence Mass confessed aiding Raseoul Sacholi in the killing and robbery of Kassem Souleyman at Topsham. He pleaded guilty in the Supreme Court and was given a life imprisonment sentence at Thomaston.
The American schooner Theodore Roosevelt with pickled fish for Gloucester, Massachusetts, ran ashore at Trout Cove near Point Prim Light. A tug is aiding, but a gale may force a total loss of vessel and cargo. The 94 ton ship is stranded with salvage unlikely.
United States Circuit Judge William L. Putnam set December 2 for a hearing on the defense of United Shoe Machinery Company in the government’s suit to dissolve the firm as an unlawful restraint of trade.
Superintendent Joseph L. Webber of Boston Elevated Division 1 testified under cross examination for over two hours at the I arbitration hearing. Attorney John P. Feeney for the Street Carmen's Union declared the data presented by Webber valueless and unreliable.
Superintendent Webber testified about work timeliness and setbacks, with data based on trip sheets and memory. The session, led by Chairman Storrow, adjourned to 10 a m Monday as unionized employees gathered for the hearing. A new Musicians Mutual Relief Society building cornerstone was laid in Boston with Mayor Fitzgerald and Rep Curley attending.
General Porfirio Diaz arrived in Paris this evening from Biarritz. He was greeted at the station by several prominent members of the Mexican colony.
Hugh O'Donnell spoke at Tremont Temple on Damascus, Constantinople, and Athens. He described Damascus as the world’s oldest city with vast changes under European influence and Baalbec ruins that puzzle scientists. He recalled wartime scenes in Constantinople and showed Athens’ old and new faces with entertaining descriptions.
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