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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1916

Page

2

Motorman Blamed for Fort Point Channel Disaster

The Public Service Commission received an inspection department report on the deadly Elevated railway crash at Fort Point Channel on November 7. Forty five people perished, and the inquiry points to the motorman as the responsible party.

Public Service’ Commission Fort Point Channel

Car in Good Condition May Explain Bridge Accident

Report says the car was in good working order up to the crash and brakes were proper, but the car skidded. If the motorman had halted before the draw bridge, the disaster might have been avoided. Inspectors note a stop sign 200 feet from the drawbridge and that full stops are required. The motorman did not stop, violating company rules.

Old Howard Athenaeum Spotlighted in Bostonian Society Talk

John Bouve Clapp surveys the Old Howard Athenaeum once a premier Boston landmark where Hackett and Booth appeared. The venue opened in 1845 as a tabernacle remodel, burned, then rebuilt with seating near 1500. It hosted Marti’s grand opera and robust stock companies amid Civil War patriotism.

Old Howard Athenaeum James H. Hackett Edwin Booth Madam Tedesco Boston Bostonian Society John Bouve Clapp Old ‘State House Athenaeum Mr. Clapp Playhouse Howard Museum Old National Marti Grand Opera Company The Howard Athenaeum Charles Rich Hollis Street Theatre Old Athenaeum

Cold Storage President Utley Dies at 59

Charles H. Utley Brookline leader dies of pneumonia at 59 after brief illness at 28 Regent Circle. He served in the Massachusetts House 1895 97 and led Quincy Market Cold Storage and Warehouse Co. He was treasurer of Columbus Manufacturing Co and a director at Brookside Mills Chattahoochee Valley Railroad Riverdale Mills and West Point Manufacturing. Survived by a widow with funeral Thursday at 2 p m from his residence.

Charles H. Utley Brookline Regent Circle House of Representatives Quincy Market Cold Storage and Warehouse Company Columbus Manufacturing Company Columbus Brookside Mills Chattahoochee Valley Railroad Riverdale Mills West Point Manufacturing Company

Marina Survivors Open Texts On Sinking By Submarine

Complete affidavits from American survivors of the British steamer Marina, sunk Oct. 28 with six horses lost, arrive at the State Department from London. Secretary Lansing weighs details. texts corroborate earlier summary of a torpedo without warning. Officials await Germany's reply as to submarine nationality.

Washington Marina State Department London Lansing Department Arabia Germany Overseas

Millions in Wage Increases Announced by Woolen Mills

The American Woolen Company with about 20 000 workers across New England New York and Kentucky reports wage hikes. Major mills include the Wood mill at Lawrence employing over 6000 and Arlington mills with 5000 workers. Benefiting cities include Lowell Providence R I Fitchburg Uxbridge Dover N H and Utica N Y.

American Woolen Company New England New York State Kentucky Lawrence Lowell Providence R. I Fitchburg Uxbridge Dover N. H Utica N. Y Arlington

Dyspepsia Gone Forever Relief Promised

An old advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion and related symptoms. It argues digestive juices are misbalanced and claims the product restores normal digestion, urging readers to buy a box or mail for a free trial.

Stuart

Woman Killed After Leaving Salem Bound Trolley

Mrs. Margaret Pecci of 24 Cummings avenue Revere died after alighting from a Salem bound trolley at Proctor avenue and Broadway and being struck by an automobile driven by Leslie W. Derby of 324 Maiden Street Revere. She was dead on arrival at Frost Hospital Chelsea.

Proctor Avenue Broadway Revere Margaret Pecci Cummings Avenue Frost Chelsea Pecci Leslie W. Derby Maiden Street Derby Frost Hospital

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