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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1915

Page

16

Crowded Trolleys Crash Injures Several Passengers

A rush hour collision between Geneva avenue and Dorchester street trolleys on Kneeland street injured eleven riders and trapped others. Motormen Lock and Daley controlled the scene as ambulances and police responded. two women required hospital care while most escaped serious harm.

Geneva Avenue Kneeland Street Dorchester Street Washington Street Patrick W. Daley Thomas ©. Flood Edward J. Lock Lock

Healthy Women in Hub City Ad Promote Plant Juice

An advertising feature extols Plant Juice as the key to beauty and health for women, contrasting healthy and unhealthy appearances. It cites a testimonial from Mrs. F. M. Darling of Roxbury about relief from catarrh and indigestion after using Plant Juice. The Plant Juice Man markets the remedy from Liggett Co.'s Drug Store at Washington and Avon Streets.

Boston F. M. Darling Catawba Street Roxbury Ligget Co Washington and Avon Streets

Navy to push five year plan include 16 capital ships

Secretary Daniels says with the general board the navy will recommend to Congress a five year construction programme comprising 16 capital fighting ships. The first year number and allocation await talks with President Wilson. The total military budget may settle near 400 million dollars or rise to 432 million. The President favors larger army and navy increases.

Washington Daniels General Board of the Navy Congress Wilson Army Navy

Silent protest by antis tomorrow

Anti-suffragist vendors have sold red roses to over 120000 men and women in two weeks for a planned silent protest tomorrow on behalf of Massachusetts men and women who oppose the vote. Proceeds from a Saturday sale go to infants hospitals in the Fenway as stockists expect a busy day selling the last 30000 roses for the suffragist parade.

Massachusetts Fenway

Fresh groundfish prices steady at new fish pier

A large fleet arrived at the new fish pier with one arrival at T wharf. Dealers posted prices for steak cod and market cod, hake, pollock, mackerel and haddock, while several named vessels and cargoes were noted in the day’s arrivals. The report also covers shipboard pigeons, wrecking operations, and cargo movements to Havana and Cuba.

T Wharf Haddock Viking Elva L. Spurling Thomas Brundage Pa Gopemna Os Sienes Angelines Nunan Gladys Nellie Mary Santos Sephine de Costa Ee Manomet Oc. Aoe Olivia Sears Ease NV Ees Mlooos Sois Dolphin Wood Mack Bessie Dugan Paul Revere Giles Everett Newport News Long William H. Yerkes Salvor Highland Light Philadelphia & Reading Manheim Tunnel Ridge Coleraine New Brunswick Cuba

Shipping News Highlights Diverse East Coast Calling Pattern

Shipping movements list a flurry of steamers and tugboats arriving and departing via Portland Eastport Norfolk Philadelphia Lynn Port Johnson and more with barges towed by multiple vessels including Sierra names such as San Mateo Robbins Bocas del Toro Prince George McKinnon Yar mouth Cal vent Austin Mitchell St John N B and many others. The notice catalogs ships schooners tugs and barges plus calls at Dutch Island Clarks Point New London and Sewalls Point detailing ballast and barge transfers and routes to Baltimore Lynn Phila Port Johnson and Portsmouth.

San Mateo Robbins Bocas del Toro Prince George McKinnon Yarmouth N.S Calvin Austin Mitchell St. John N. B Eastport Portland City of Augusta Munson Savannah Viewhatan Ryan Norfolk J. H. Devereaux Keene Sewalls Point George EB. Warren Schofield Newport News Katahdin Macbeth Jacksonville Charleston Charles I. Mayer Mach Plymouth Hansen Port Johnson Honey Brook Wentworth Cumberland Svendsen Portsmouth Baltimore Sagamore Liverpool St. Nazaire Memphian Manchester San Jose Havana Port Limon Gloucester Suffolk Grecian Philadelphia H. ¥. Dimock New York Carlisle Paxtang Clarks Point Eagle Hill Dutch Island Moselem Gettysburg Neshaminy Cleona Thomaston Resolute Margaret M. Donohue New Bedford Mary B. Mitchell New London Maine BE. L. Pillsbury Rutherford Lynn Neptune Dredge International Scow Sandwich W. H. Yerkes Salvor Highland Light

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