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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1915

Page

4

Jury Chosen for New Haven Railroad Monopoly Trial

Twelve tentative jurors were selected for the trial of William Rockefeller and other directors of the New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad on charges of conspiring to monopolize traffic in New England. The panel included nine men with prior ties to business and transportation groups and only one employee, with court adjournment expected to finish selection tomorrow.

New York William Rockefeller Lewis Cass Ledyard Edward D. Robbins New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company New England Daniel M. Flanigan Max Hartman Albert B. Weldon Charles B. Gleason George B. Raymond William D. Tucker Fred F. Waters Joel Krause Peter Wagner James F. Pegnam William G. Accles Andrew L. Grace New York Edison Company Rockefeller John D. Rockefeller, Jr Transportation Club New Haven Road

Woman Killed Crossing Train in Anderson Crossing

In Nashua New Hampshire October 14 Mrs Thomas E Howard of Derry New Hampshire was killed and her husband seriously injured when the automobile they rode collided with a Worcester and Portland express at an Anderson New Hampshire crossing. Howard a box manufacturer at Derry was taken to St Joseph Hospital Nashua where his chances for recovery were said to be slim.

Nashua N. H Thomas E. Howard Derry Anderson Howard St. Joseph Hospital

Elevated plan aiming to ease Dudley street congestion

Public Service Commission hear­ing in Roxbury Dorchester Mattapan and Jamaica Plain discussed an Elevated proposal to build a loop and prepayment area at Egleston square station and reroute Mattapan cars there from Dudley street. Estimated 80 000 dollars cost and six months work.

Elevated Dudley Street Dorchester Jamaica Plain Egleston Square Public Service Commission H. B. Potter Mattapan W. P. Parker Roxbury Geneva Avenue Norfolk Street Potter Grove Hall Fitzgerald Executive Department The Sullivan Square United Improvement Association Boston Solomon Llewenberg Harvard Improvement Association Improvement Associations of Tremont Street Pleasant Street Harrison Avenue Blue Hill Avenue Macleod Commission

Harvard Law Men Open Clubhouse The Old Bailey

The Old Bailey society, formed by Harvard Law School second year students, opens a clubhouse at 1590 Massachusetts Avenue with reception dining and music rooms. It will house members and admit first year men after the first semester to encourage cross country study and fellowship.

Old Bailey Harvard Law School Massachusetts Avenue Harvard

Belt Line Wanted as Remedy for Metropolitan Transport

Mayor Curley urged a single great union station and electrification of all trains within the metropolitan district to unify steam and trolley lines for better passenger and freight service. He called for a belt line in a 15 mile Boston zone and central control of terminal interests. The hearing at the State House included John N. Cole and others from regional business groups.

Union Station Curley Terminal Commission State House Boston John N. Cole Industrial Development Board M. H. Gulesian Huntington Avenue

Business leaders press for improved Boston freight terminal system

Hyde Park association president reports Boston as New England’s market and manufacturing hub with 600 million dollars in goods produced in 1914. He cites 4000 plants employing 175000 plus and 60 000 tons of daily freight, urging a belt line and better rail connections to cut delays for less than carload shipments.

Hyde Park Business Men’s Association Boston Real Estate Exchange Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange Roxbury Board of Trade Chamber of Commerce Boston Cole New England Boston & Albany Grand Junction Railroad New Haven Henry F. Arnold Hyde Park

Captain Salvages Bank Roll

William White of Roxbury a retired sea captain turns fence for a thief but seeks rightful owner for a fat roll of greenbacks. The tale follows how the captain salvaged the money and tried to trap the pirate who took it in an intriguing yarn.

William White Walnut Park Roxbury

Captain Chase Recovers Lost Cash After Chase

Captain White sought help at the Post to locate a man who snatched a roll of cash near Atlantic Avenue and State Street. The thief fled toward State Street at high speed, dropping the money near the Customs House before vanishing into an office building. The captain recovered the roll but kept the amount undisclosed.

Customs House

Boston Harbor Rescue Hero Brings Home a Nest Egg Prize

An elderly mariner, recently retired after decades at sea, revealed plans to use a robbery loot as a nest egg for a householder. He identified the thief when called, recalling moments before the theft. Previously, he captained the disabled powerboat rescue on a coastwise voyage aboard the Hazel L. in Boston harbor.

Mariner Hazel L Boston Harbor

Oku l ite eye brightener claim advert

A drugstore advert touts liquid okulite to remove yellow and bloodshot eye appearance in under a minute. It cites a prominent physician and promises a money-back guarantee if the product fails, urging readers to buy at local Riker Jaynes Drug Stores.

Riker-Jaynes

Lime Medication in Tuberculosis Proposed as Cure

In the December 5 1914 issue of the N S Medical Record Dr John North of Toledo argues lime starvation is a prominent cause of tuberculosis and calcium deficiency underpins incipient cases. He recommends Eckmans Alterative as a lime rich treatment to be tried with proper diet fresh air and hygienic living conditions noting it contains no opiates or habit forming drugs and can be obtained from a druggist or Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia.

N. S John North Toledo Eckman Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia

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