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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1915

Page

8

Chauffeur of Mail Auto Injured in Dorchester Crash

Joseph A. Griffin, chauffeur for the United States mail automobile, skidded through a fence onto a house lawn in Dorchester street, South Boston. He was resting comfortably at City Hospital with chest and abdomen injuries from the steering gear. Griffin's home is 83 East Brookline street, South End.

Joseph A. Griffin United States Mail Dorchester Street Boston City Hospital Griffin East Brookline Street South End

Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Claims Wide Success

Advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as effective for stomach liver and intestinal ailments with claims of results from one dose. It asserts permanent relief allows eating freely and promises money back if not satisfacto ry. available through druggists nationwide.

Mayr

Anti-kamma Tablets Offer Quick Relief for Sick Headaches

An advertisement cites Dr. A. F. Schellschmidt of Louisville endorsing Anti-kamma Tablets for nervous headaches linked to urea retention and blood condition. Rest, darkness, quiet, and bowel management via Actoids accompany treatment. two tablets can prevent an attack, while hourly doses during an attack shorten it and ease nausea and vomiting.

A. F. Schellschmidt Louisville

Nine Hour Law Declared Invalid by State Supreme Court

The full bench led by Chief Justice Arthur P. Rugg rules the nine hour labor act illegal, saying it interferes with workers and employers rights to freely contract. The decision aligns with Lochner era precedent and notes dissenting opinions in Holmes White and Day. The opinion questions if police power or legislative action should set work hour limits for railroad employees.

Arthur P. Rugg Supreme Court Supreme Court of the United States Lochner New York United States Supreme Court Holmes Massachusetts White Day Rugg Commonwealth

Labor leaders weigh hours rules reach for telegraphers and steamboat crews

Labor Commissioner Edwin Mulready says a Supreme Court decision may affect hours for steamboat landing workers and railroad telegraphers. He notes no change to laws protecting women and children and argues the legislature can act to safeguard public health, safety, and welfare if long shifts endanger passengers.Industry leaders respond with cautious optimism about potential relief from onerous Hours of Labor rules.

Edwin Mulready Board of Labor and Industries Mulready Howard Elliott New Haven Railroad Frank J. Donahue Industrial Accident Board Supreme Court

Miss Monahan to Wed Today in South Boston

Four South Boston physicians and four State Senator ushers attend the wedding of Dr. William H. Griffin and Miss Mary Agnes Monahan at St. Augustine's Church. Nuptial mass at 8 with Rev. M. C. Gilbride officiating. The couple plan a South Boston honeymoon and home after December 15 at 24 Ticknor Street.

South Boston William H. Griffin Broadway Mary Agnes Monahan John I. Monahan Mercer Street St. Augustine’s Church M. C. Gilbride St. Augustine's High School Margaret R. Monahan Dorchester Tufts Robert T. Griffin

Suffragists Escort Field to State House and City Halls

Boston and Massachusetts suffragists supported by buglers and a drummer escorted Mrs. Sara Bard Field of San Francisco, a transcontinental bearer of the petition to Congress for constitutional amendment and women’s enfranchisement, to the State House and City Halls yesterday.

Boston Massachusetts Sara Bard Field San Francisco Congress

Suffrage Petition Seeks Endorsements Across Cities

Mrs Field and her suffrage delegation faced sparse signatures in two cities though welcomed. Governor Walsh refused to sign but offered to draft an endorsement of woman suffrage, while City Hall yielded only two signatures from Councilman Watson and City Council President Coleman.

Field Walsh City Hall Curley San Francisco James A. Watson Coleman Ingeborg Einstedt Maria Kindberg

Immigrants' Needs Told at Evans Memorial Lecture

G W Tupper immigration secretary of the YWCA urged better public health as a purchasable good. He called for enhanced port of entry medical inspection after the war, a new immigration station, improved housing laws, supervised lodging for men in the North End, multilingual public health education, and instructional moving pictures on safe machinery use.

G. W. Tupper Ph. D Evans Memorial North End

Baby’s Cry Scares Burglary Suspect in Malden

Mr and Mrs James Collins report a burglar forced a first floor window at 9 last night in Malden. The intruder moved through rooms to the sleeping baby in its crib, woke the infant with its cry, then escaped before the parents could reach the crib. Nothing was taken due to the baby alarm.

James Collins Murray Hill Road Malden

American Trooper Shot by Mexicans Near Nogales

A border patrol of six U S Cavalry soldiers, all colored, was surprised at breakfast when twenty five Mexican men crossed the border near Nogales Arizona and fired on them. Private Pool was shot in the leg. The troopers fired back, killing one Mexican and wounding another.

Nogales Ariz United States Cavalry Pool

Dumb Girl of Portici revived by Rabinoff troupe at Boston Opera House

Auber's Dumb Girl of Portici received a lavish revival by Mr Rabinoff's opera company at the Boston Opera House. The revival impressed younger patrons new to the work while featuring Mme Pavlova in pantomime as the Dumb Girl. Felicia Lyne sang Elvira with strong florid music. Giovanni Zetanelo played the fisherman Masaniello. The cast included Michailoff, Chalmers, Aleotti and others, with Agide Jacchia conducting.

Felicia Lyne Boston Elvira Giovanni Zena Tello Masaniello Alfonso Georgi Michailoff Pietro Thomas Chalmers Borella Paolo Ananian Lorenzo Palmiri Aleotti Selva Giorgio Puliti Emma Fely Clement Agide Jacchia

Auber’s La Muette as Dramatic Opera Breakthrough

The piece shows a swift dramatic current from start to finish with a plastic musico dramatic structure. The aria returns to its emotional purpose while choruses express crowd emotion, and Wagner’s debt to Auber is noted through parallel wedding procession scenes.

Aubert Paris Auber

Pavlova Zenatello Lyne In Boston Opera Scene

The performance impresses with Pavlova's expressive pantomime and Zenatello's refined dramatic interpretation. Lyne shows improved technique and secure finish, though occasional high tones and pitch issues may reflect momentary conditions. Chalmers Ananian Puliti Clement and others supported minor parts. chorus and ballet received strong applause.

Mme. Pavlova Zenatello Miss Lyne Boston Messrs. Chalmers Ananian Puliti Miss Clement

Edith Thompson Delivers Notable Steinert Hall Piano Recital

Miss Edith Thompson presented a Steinert Hall program featuring Schumann, Beethoven, Chopin, Rachmaninoff and Liszt. She offered listening contrasts from Schumann’s Novelette to Beethoven’s Appassionata, praising her Schumann structure and Beethoven’s dramatic lines while delivering breadth and bold dynamics throughout the recital.

Edith Thompson Schumann, Beethoven, Chopin, Rachmaninoff Steinert Hall Schumann Beethoven Chopin Rachmaninoff Liszt Thompson Miss Thompson

Danbury Hatters Case Plaintiff Martin Fuchs Dies

Martin Fuchs, 60, junior member of D. E. Loewe & Co. the plaintiff in the Danbury hatters litigation, died at his home in Danbury today.

Danbury Hatter Plantiff Danbury, Conn Martin Fuchs D. EB. Loewe & Co Danbury Hatters

Lusitania Case Still In The Air

Washington reports a series of conferences between Secretary Lansing and German ambassador von Bernstorff has not yet reconciled U S and German views on the Lusitania sinking with over 100 American deaths.

Washington Lansing Count von Bernstorff United States Germany

German American talks on Lusitania indemnity stance

German circles doubt a settlement without arbitration. Officials in Washington are more hopeful that Germany will align with the American view. Lansing and Bernstorff reportedly agreed not to discuss the subject, with no indemnity offered to American families.

State Department Germany Lansing Count von Bernstorff Lusitania

Germany seeks indemnity for Lusitania sinking in Hague talks

The text outlines Germany’s willingness to accept an indemnity from The Hause for the Lusitania disaster, with officials noting a tribunal likely to favor neutrals. The United States insists on disavowal of the sinking and compensation to American families, while opposing bringing the matter to The Hague. Officials remain hopeful for future conferences though current talks are not promising a swift settlement.

United States Germany Hause Hague State Department

Almost Anarchy in Parts of Persia

Despatches from Washington report a near state of anarchy in Persia with foreign troops roaming sections and the government unable to restrain them. Many officials are said to have fled as conditions worsen. The State Department notes approval of American Minister Caldwell handling Germany and Turkey interests, undertaken on his own initiative.

Washington Persia State Department Caldwell Germany Turkey

Germany Seeks Food From Celluloid Waste

In Frankfurt Germany scientists report 300000 tons of celluloid factory waste contain 10 to 12 percent sugar. With rising prices the effort grows to extract the sugar and use it to feed the empire’s civilian population.

Germany Frankfort

Clear Eyes Promise Youthful Look with Alkalite Liquid

An advertisement claims a prominent physician prescribed okulite liquid to remove yellow and bloodshot eye appearance. It promises rapid results within half a minute and a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The product is sold as 12 ounce liquid alkalite at Riker Jaynes Drug Stores.

Riker-Jaynes

Burrill's Tooth Powder and Paste Ad Highlight Benefits

A short advertisement touts Burrill's teeth cleaning products that reach all enamel areas and leave the mouth clean and sweet. It urges customers to switch to Burrill's, available as powder in large transparent patent-top bottles and as paste in indestructible tubes.

Burrill’s

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