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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1915

Page

11

Freight rate row in court over dock company dispute

Judge Braley heard more than two hours of testimony on the freight rate controversy involving the Boston and Maine, the New Haven, the Old Colony railroads, and the National Dock and Storage Warehouse Company of East Boston. The dock firm claims unlawful discrimination as B and M declines to absorb switching charges to its East Boston wharf.

Boston & Maine New Haven Old Colony National Dock and Storage Warehouse Company East Boston

East Boston firm files dual suits over rail rate dispute

The East Boston company sues Boston & Maine and the Massachusetts Public Service Commission seeking mandamus. The Commonwealth also sues Boston & Maine, New Haven and Old Colony to stop a tariff eliminating switching charges on South Boston piers. The Boston & Maine defends as under New Haven control and withdraws the challenged tariff. The New Haven questions court jurisdiction and claims it halted the tariff. Judge Braley will consolidate the dock company cases and reserve ruling. the Commonwealth case goes to a master for hearings.

East Boston Company Boston & Maine Railroad Massachusetts Public Service Commission The Commonwealth Boston & Maine New Haven Old Colony Boston South Boston Dock Company Judge Braley Braley

Poslam advertised as skin remedy with quick relief

An advertisement promotes Poslam for eczema acne itch and other skin troubles claiming fast relief and daily improvement. It urges samples by sending 4e stamps to Emergency Laboratories in New York and notes Poslam soap as a medicated option.

West 25Th St New York City

Adjutant Bird Spree Continues At Franklin Park Zoo

Franklin Park’s adjutant bird remains missing amid elaborate reports of sightings in Danvers Brockton and Plymouth. Zoo officials, led by Curator McNeally, chase tips via river journeys netting parties and a frame of callers seeking the elusive bird and the return of Mrs Adjutant as search efforts continue.

Franklin Park Massachusetts Stork Mr. Stork McNealy Evensong McNealley Danvers James Hayes Boston Zoo Bird House MacNealley Nutt River Brockton Plymouth Manomet Cape Country Park Department Adjutant

Last tub bath ends for Franklin Park elephants

Mollie Waddy and Tony, three elephants at Franklin Park Zoo, had their last tub bath of the year. From now on they will be showered with a hose as water is drained from their tank. The elephants dislike cold weather and winter dips.

Mollie Waddy Tony Zoo Franklin Park L Street

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