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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1915

Page

2

Milkman in Roxbury Faces Typhoid Suit Over Contaminated Milk

Peter G. Post a Roxbury milkman stands defendant in two suits by Felicia Koziewicz and her father Antoni for 5000 and 2500 dollars. They claim the 11-year-old girl contracted typhoid fever from Post's milk sourced from a Bolton farm amid multiple Roxbury cases. Medical testimony links Hemmer of Bolton to a typhoid case. pasteurization and sterilization cited as insufficient.

Peter G. Post Roxbury Felicia Koziewicz Antoni Koziewicz Mr. Koziewicz Post J. M. Hoy Dubuque Koziewicz Washington Street Felicia Fannie Koziewicz Bolton Mass Hemmer Chase Clinton Fred Hemmer James Graham Eugene Thayer Children's Hospital William H. Davis Boston Board of Health Kozlewicz Boston

Indifference in Boston's Port Policy and Plans

Edward F. McSweeney, chairman of the Port Directors, blasted past boards for neglect and waste. He argued Panama and Suez competition could revive Boston wool and Orient trade while criticizing the nine million dollar pier project as costly and unnecessary. He urged unified terminals, harbor line revisions, and a national shipping subsidy to boost American maritime commerce.

Boston England Orient Morgan-Mellen Railroad Edward F. Mc- Sweeney Mc- Sweeney City Club United States McSweeney Boston Harbor Old Harbor and Lands Boards London Panama Suez Canal New England Panama Canal Suez Morgan-Mellen Commonwealth Pier South Boston Commonwealth Boston & Maine New Haven Secretary of War Mr. McSweeney Jeffries Point Governors Island la Follette World Congress

Port politics and tariffs threaten American maritime strength

A speaker criticizes politics as a footballer of port development and river projects, arguing uneven allocations favor the South over the North Atlantic ports. He calls for a permanent non partisan tariff commission to balance protections, boost domestic manufacturers, and safeguard national commerce. He urges Massachusetts harbor revival to inspire Boston citizens and unite them for future action.

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Energy Saving Tips From Early 20th Century Editorial

A brief item advises conserving energy by simple household habits. It emphasizes practical routines and thrifty use of power, reflecting era concerns with efficiency and frugality in daily life.

Dancers Back Broken in Fall

Vaudeville performer Miss Nellie Walker lies dying at Lynn Hospital with a broken back after a fall during a performance. The incident crippled her stage career and prompted hospital care.

Lynn Hospital

Dying vaudeville singer injured in Marblehead ladder fall

Miss Nellie Walker a 25 year old vaudeville singer and dancer lies dying in Lynn Hospital from a broken back after falling from a 30 foot ladder in a Marblehead garage. Her mother Mrs P M McGovern of Lynn has asked police to investigate.

Nellie Walker Lynn Hospital Marblehead P. M. McGovern Palfrey Place Lynn William Perry Phillips Street Grace Tufts

Medford Democrats to Hold Big Rally at Opera House

Medford Democrats plan a large rally at the Medford Opera House on October 28 where Governor Walsh and other members of the Democratic State ticket are expected to speak. The event was arranged at the Medford city committee meeting held last night.

Medford Opera House Walsh Democratic City Committee Medford

Brookline Man Sued by Natick Nurse

Christina Frost, a Natick nurse, filed an attachment for 15000 in the deeds registry against Edward Pierce of Brookline. The parties and counsel offered no comment, stating the attachment is not tied to a breach of promise suit. Frost, a Framingham School of Nursing graduate, has ten years of general nursing experience and previously worked for the Pierce family at 483 Beacon Street.

Edward Pierce Christina Frost Natick Miss Frost Reynolds Street Framingham School For Nurses Pierce Beacon Street William A. Morse Milk Street Joseph B. Thomas Longwood Avenue Brookline

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