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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1912
Page
9
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Nearly 1000 Greeks will depart Boston Thursday bound for New York to board steamers to Greece for enlistment in the regular army against Turkey. At least 15,000 Greek-Americans in New England stand ready to move. many have quit jobs or arranged business plans for their absence. The Laconia makes its last trip with 231? passengers. Cymric sails to Queenstown and Liverpool with 225 passengers. Notables include James Speed and Duncan M. Pridie, Mrs and Mrs George Nasmyth, and missionaries bound to Indian posts.
The Greek community plans a big mass meeting at the Parthenon to raise funds for the Red Cross and to enlist volunteers for Greece. Officials report large interest across Massachusetts New Hampshire and Maine with many men seeking information through Greek consul D T Timagenis.
Beam trawlers Foam Crest Swell and Ripple reached T wharf yesterday forenoon amid fears of famine due to scant fish. Off shore vessels soon brought in large catches boosting supplies for 20 ships with cargoes including haddock cod hake pollock cask and lemonsole. Prices for haddock cod hake pollock and cask were listed as dealers weighed their wares. The German steamer Ockenfels arrived from Calcutta and Colombo with 8500 tons of tea jute skins indigo saltpetre and other goods worth over 1 million dollars and a portion will be discharged here. A rough voyage with hurricanes damaged the decks and one Lascar crewman was detained for observation. The three mast schooner Vineyard reached St John New Brunswick after losing sails offshore. A Cunard liner Laconia is en route from Liverpool and Queenstown with ETA below midnight.
Ellen O'Leary, matron at a Lowell Massachusetts children's home, says she uses Father John's Medicine to keep 40 to 50 children strong. She cites rapid gains, relief from colds, coughs, and throat irritation, and credits the medicine with saving two year old Stanley Peabody from bronchitis on her house physician's advice.
Shipping notices list arrivals cleared and departures for steamers and schooners across multiple ports. Vessels include Ockenfels Knete Calcutta Lisener Juan Hansen Davison William Newton and others with towing barges and coastal routes. light details include rise and set times and high water.
A long OCR fragment lists a network of tugboats barges and schooners along the Atlantic coast including Lenape Mahanoy Nellie Delawanna Mingo Canisteo Pocono Hopatcong Nos 12 10 Nos 6 9 Nos 7 98 Wayne Upton Western Belle Sidney and others with origins and destinations such as Hoboken Baltimore Philadelphia Newport Portland Portsmouth and New York indicating a busy towing and shipping route.
Prominent Italians in this city including James V. Donnarumma and Frank Ciambelli entertained famed band leader Giuseppe Creatore and Madame Creatore at a banquet. Madame Creatore plans to spend the rest of the week here before traveling to North Easton, Newport, and back to the farm at Hartsburg near Philadelphia.
Mary Healey of South Boston attempted suicide yesterday afternoon, driven by belief her brother plans marriage to a Dorchester girl. She took chloral and was taken to City Hospital where Dr. Buckley of 9A Broadway South Boston said she should recover.
Bradford Torry, a naturalist and writer who previously edited the Youth's Companion, died in Santa Barbara today two days after his birthday. He had lived in the city for several years.
An old time advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative made from figs and senna. It claims relief from constipation and related symptoms without taste or griping, urging readers to seek the full name Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna from the California Fig Syrup Company.
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