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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1916
Page
2
Police report finds resin on Mrs Small during a case involving a loaded weapon. The arsenal included a 32 caliber Colt automatic, two rifles, and a Parker double barreled shotgun. Small speaks of relief at receiving treatment and shares a torn calendar leaf with a message about hearts and unity.
An advertisement touts Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer as a non dye solution that removes gray with several uses. It claims the product nourishes hair and scalp, stops dandruff, and offers a money back guarantee, priced at 50 cents per large bottle from Liggett's drug stores in Boston Cambridge and Chelsea Massachusetts.
President Wilson designates next Saturday as Independent Voters Day at Shadow Lawn. The Woodrow Wilson Independent League chairs the Long Branch pilgrimage, with Rep W S Kent of California as chairman.
A large limousine and a touring car collided on Fort Hill street near Heywood Hill in Hingham. Twelve people were injured, two cars demolished, and all passengers were cut or bruised. Names include Harry B. Merritt and family from Norwell, and George W. Young of East Weymouth.
John Barskaska of 1075 Washington Street Norwood was taken to City Hospital from South Station last evening after being struck by an automobile. He suffered a scalp wound and a fractured right arm.
Two prominent Bangor women were injured along with their chauffeur and a Commonwealth Avenue car motorman after a car turning from Massachusetts Avenue collided head on with a street car.
Miss Sarah L. Mason 32 sister of Dr. Luther Mason of Bangor sustained a possible skull fracture and other injuries. Miss Frances R. Peters daughter of the late Chief Justice John A. Peters of the Maine Supreme Court of Ellsworth received back injuries and many contusions. The two women staying at the College Club on Commonwealth Avenue were returning from a Berkshires and New York trip when their auto collided with a street car. Chauffeur Herbert T. Evans of Cambridge and trolley motorman James J. OConnor were treated for facial injuries. All four and their companion were taken to City Hospital. Miss Mason showed signs of recovery after hours.
Dr. I H Coriat a leading alienist of 416 Marlboro Street was badly hurt when his auto collided with Henry Bobbs s machine at Beale and Beach in Quincy. Coriat suffered a shattered windshield head wound six stitches and facial and hand cuts. wife Mrs Coriat escaped with scratches. The Coriat car was destroyed.
Robert Blanche twelve years old was fatally injured when a car driven by Harry Gross of 9 East Canton Street Roxbury struck him while crossing near his Columbus Avenue home. He died at City Hospital a few hours later from a fractured skull and other injuries. Gross was arrested on assault and battery charges that police expect to upgrade to manslaughter. witnesses say the boy ran in front of the auto.
George Gotham of Manchester New Hampshire died at Lawrence General Hospital after an auto trip wreck that killed Saba Hobica aged 22 in Lawrence. Michael Saliba of Elm Street drove the car into a streetcar on South Broadway near Chester Street blinding by a streetcar headlight.
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