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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1913
Page
5
Mrs. R. H. Hutchinson writing from New Zealand says government control ends the pure milk problem and points to the country’s world leading low infant mortality as evidence for similar U S measures. Her note comes during her honeymoon in Cambridge society last spring.
A critique of adulterated milk and praise for New Zealand dairy standards. Government inspectors may sample milk and inspect farms and dairies, remove unwholesome equipment, isolate diseased stock, and revoke registration for noncompliance. Milk analyses available on request.
Hens are on a strike and will not be driven to meet coop owners demands. Five cents a egg was the going price at the market yesterday for the best laid eggs. Retailers expect prices to rise as supply remains meagre.
The schooner Helen arrived in Portland from Rockland to load 200 tons of artificial ice for Yarmouth Nova Scotia amid an ice famine there. The voyage is described as almost as odd as carrying coal to Newcastle.
The National Baseball Commission ruled against Leslie Mann in a five day salary claim from the Boston club. Mann’s services ended on Oct. 5 but he argued he should be paid through Oct. 10, the season’s end.
Captain Michael Crowley of the Dorchester police found three doors locked from the outside at Marshall Grammar School on Westville Street. School authorities promise an inquiry and safety review, noting doors inside opened from the classroom and bells alert on fire.
A 35 year old man was shot at about 6 o clock by his wife Mrs Hayes who told police she handed him a 44 calibre automatic revolver to shoot a field rat outside the kitchen window.
Mrs. Hayes told police her husband Hayes handed her a revolver during a rat incident at their Eagle Hill home. The gun discharged while she was securing it, killing Hayes with a heart wound. She fled to Otis Engles' cottage before reporting the accident to police and medical examiner Guy D. Bailey.
Authorities report Charles Hayes killed by a close range bullet at his Eagle cottage. Medical examiner Bailey will autopsy findings at 1 a.m. tomorrow. Hayes, a Ipswich native, split time between clam digging and caretaking the Peabody House, with a Boston wife recently married.
Hanover N H November 7 13 or more colleges will compete in the second annual New England Intercollegiate Athletic Association cross country run at Dartmouth. The course winds through fields meadows pine woods and along the Connecticut River drawing hill and dale runners from area colleges.
Fresh eggs in New York climb to 60 cents a dozen amid expected 3 to 5 cent rise and 6 to 7 cent per egg for new laid stock. Dealers plan large imports from Austria to undercut local prices, with 26 cents a dozen anticipated for foreign eggs next week.
James Glancy a 57 year old former Roxbury resident at 26 Fountain Street was arraigned in Roxbury District Court on polygamy charges. He received a one year sentence to the house of correction, appealed and was held in 500 dollars for the grand jury.
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