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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1914
Page
4
The young ruler of Luxemburg, age about 20, succeeded her father two years ago and led the country’s plea for neutrality. When German troops advanced toward the capital, she reportedly rode out in defiance to warn her people, and an officer reportedly leveled a revolver and ordered her back to the palace.
Alderman William Ferguson of Ward 5 Everett announced his candidacy for mayor in December elections creating a three way race with President Robert S. Leighton and James M. Toohey. Ferguson has served three terms on the common council and two on the board of aldermen.
John Ryan longtime resident of Whitney street died yesterday at his home 129 St Alphonsus street. His wife survives him.
The Royal Commission found the police and military actions in Dublin on July 26 illegal and blamed Assistant Commissioner Harrell for ordering the call out. Nationalist volunteers had landed arms at Howth on July 20 and clashed with authorities at Clontarf before troops returned to Dublin and fired on a protesting mob, killing four and wounding many.
Jacob Marston of Danvers, former selectman and head of the Marston Express Co, has asked the Danvers board to cancel his license to transport liquors, citing conscience and reform against alleged blind tigers. The 66 year old resident, living at 82 Park Street with his wife and two daughters, signals early temperance action influencing local ministers and anti liquor efforts. He remains active in fraternal orders but not in any temperance league.
A Sunday Post feature previews a color full page painting by E. V. Nadherny. The piece contrasts a woman’s shot with a wartime theme, signaling a dramatic artistic juxtaposition for the coming issue.
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