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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1915
Page
4
Austria-Hungarian admiralty claims the Ancona tried to flee and was stopped after shelling while denying submarine fire on lifeboats. Italy disputes the account and the Washington government weighs possible U S rights violations once Vienna’s facts are received. Officials note the statements differ.
An advertisement proclaims Uneeda Biscuit as the best known and most popular food article. It credits soda crackers as the most nourishing flour based product and praises its baking.
The American response to the Ancona incident condemns the unprovoked submarine attack on the unarmed liner between Sardinia and Tunis. It emphasizes the protection of neutral lives under international law and calls on belligerents to respect noncombatants and passenger safety.
The funeral of George H. Cronin aged 18 son of Police Inspector Michael H. Cronin was held at St Mark's Church Dorchester after his death at home from an accidental revolver discharge.
Advertises a one day cure for colds using laxative bromine quinine tablets with a money back guarantee from druggists and a signature from B. W. Grove on each box.
City Council debates the West Roxbury land purchase for a new hospital wing and Ward 19 playground. Councillor Storrow demands openness, while Mayor Curley faces criticism over land takings and Dillon’s actions. Watson apologizes for past remarks amid a broader governance clash.
MACHIASPORT Me November 15 The body of Mrs George Knowles who disappeared from her home last night was found today on Peterson s Beach Mrs Knowles had been in ill health for several months
Mrs. Edmund A. Whitman accused Cambridge school committee members of wasting funds and hiding departmental expenses. She said four male members held secret meetings and controlled all appointments, leaving her with little consideration. Her remarks came during a Public School Association meeting at Rindge Technical School.
The executive committee of the association met to consider and endorse candidates for the city school committee in the December election. Mrs Whitman is the only representative of the Citizens' Party on the committee.
Mrs. Whitman testified to large bills including 78 dollars for refreshments at a Boston hotel in September and 23 dollars in October. She also claimed 2500 dollars paid for a committee car, with 1500 dollars previously approved for the purpose, noting the car was a seven passenger Packard bought used for 100 dollars less than a new model.
Six Lynn dentists reported to the police that their offices were rifled Sunday night, with loot including gold platinum and cash totaling 1500 dollars. Police suspect a single expert gang behind the coordinated break ins as the pattern emerges. The first report came from Dr.
Arthur W. Green of 14 Central avenue and inspectors find complaints at headquarters after an investigation. Dr. George W. McAlevey also at 14 Central avenue among several physicians lodging grievances. Also listed are Dr. Frederick W. Dane of 68 Market street Dr. W. S. Armstrong of 7 Central square Dr. E. F. Moyse of 14 Central avenue and Dr. Herbert Percival of 28 Central square.
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