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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1915
Page
7
The Malden mayoral primary halves the field to two for next month’s city election. Candidates include Charles Schumaker a former mayor 1913 14 business leader and ex city and state official. Charles M Blodgett a three year Massachusetts legislator and longtime Malden official. John B Robbins a four year Board of Aldermen member and current chairman.
City Employees' Union plans protests in Medford as 80 laborers laid off last week due to street department funds shortage. Mayor Haines cites seasonal work limits and seeks aldermen approval of a $7000 appropriation, with union leader Christopher M. McGrath announcing action at tonight's Board of Aldermen meeting.
A girl recalls saving money to surprise her mother with a trip, then details earning from acting and writing scenarios. The tale links to Mary Pickford’s Talks appearing in the Daily Post and Sunday Post.
A Tacoma correspondent asks about eye color. the reply is hazel. Two sweethearts discuss marriage plans and church choice. Lillian M. of New Orleans laments weight gain and sleepless nights.
Samuel W. Phillips aged 24 shot himself in Waterford after learning his fiancée chose to pursue hospital training in Littleton New Hampshire rather than marry him. The tragedy unfolded on November 22.
Charles L. Carlson 29 pleaded guilty in Superior Court before Judge Hitchcock to obtaining money by passing worthless checks. One note bore the name Thomas A. Edison though not by the inventor. Checks totaling 22.50 15 and 24.50 were used at Adams House Crofton House John Murphy's 68 Washington St and Hotel Hollis where arrest occurred.
At the frish pier yesterday one catch of mackerel and nine groundfish trawlers brought in fresh fish. The Aquidneck landed 1100 mixed mackerel. Trawlers added 1400 pounds of halibut 1400 pounds of cask and 13800 pounds of scrod haddock. Dealers posted prices for haddock cod hake pollock and mackerel with vessels listed including Arethusa Sylvania Starling Good Luck alph Brown and Margaret Dillon among others. The Swedish steamer Inland arrived with a Thanksgiving cargo and other vessels moved through Cape Race weather was fair until the high seas affected some ships. People noted strikes by Bay State Fishing Company crews and several vessels out of commission. Funeral services were set for Captain William Smith of Melrose. The Cunard Cheltonian departed East Boston for Liverpool despite machinery trouble and fuel ships and buoys experienced routine maintenance notices.
Amelia L. Munsey, 28, of 3 Ropes street, became despondent when her sweetheart failed to keep a promised meeting last night. She took strychnine tablets and died before aid could reach her at Salem on November 22.
A young woman, involved with Richard Moynihan a chauffeur for Mrs. Charles Laight of 41 Chestnut street, took poison after Moynihan failed to return with his employer’s car. Moynihan fled to Hyde Park, leaving a note that she intended to die.
Shipping news lists steamers and schooners arriving at and sailing from multiple ports including San Mateo Baltimore Newport News Norfolk and New York. Vessels named include Inland Beckeman City of Rockland John S Binery Moonlight Maple Leaf Ella II Lavolta Jennie A Stubbs and many tugs barges and ferries.
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