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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1914

Page

4

Navy in Haiti Crisis Moves to Protect Americans

The U S Navy orders Hancock and Iwatas to Port au Prince to defend the rebel capital as marines are landed from Tacoma. Nebraska to follow. Washington scrambles to decide further steps as Davilmar Theodore presses on Port au Prince.

Washington Dominican Port Au Prince Yaiti Navy Department Hanecock Iwatsas Vera Cris Hancock Nebraska Tacoma Davilmar Theodore State Department

Funeral of Boston's oldest newsboy held

The funeral of Reuben Wooffe known as Boston's oldest newsboy was held yesterday from 2 Magazine Street in Cambridge. He died after being run over by a wagon while at his stand in front of the National Shawmut Bank. He had sold papers in the Boston financial district for the last 98 years.

Reuben Wooffe Boston Magazine Street Cambridge National Shawmut Bank City

Iron and Steel Leaders See Optimism at Banquet

Leaders in the iron and steel industry gathered at the annual American Iron and Steel Institute banquet in Birmingham Alabama and voiced optimism about current business conditions and future prospects. United States Steel Corp. chairman Gary presided as directors spoke on industry and general business outlook.

Birmingham Als Iron and Steel American Iron and Steel Institute Gary United States Steel Corporation

Immigration charge denied in Providence case

Michael H Fallon of Providence pleaded not guilty before a U S commissioner to attempting to violate immigration regulations. He was sent to Boston in default of bail of 1066 pounds. Mallon is charged with trying to bring a woman not entitled into the United States, who reportedly attempted to land at Boston from the Carmania in June.

Providence Michael H. Fallon Bosta United States Boston Mallon Carmania

Roxbury Wife Ends Life At Home

Mrs Margaret Dumphy aged 27 wife of Mark J Dumphy of 5 Julian Street Roxbury committed suicide by inhaling illuminating gas at her home in the early afternoon while her two children were away with a sister in law Despondency is given as the cause.

Margaret Dumphy Mark J. Dumphy Julian Street Roxbury

Cuban Mercy Band Show at Havana Booth Photo of Rowley

A Havana section exhibit features the Cuban Mercy Band of Mercy led by Mrs. Jeannette Ryder. Descriptions accompany photographs of the animal shelter and a home for newsboys. One image recalls Dr. Francis H. Rowley, then head of the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, helping relieve an overworked hearse.

Havana Massachusetts S. Pp. C. A Cuba

DeMiracle depilatory ad promises lasting hair removal

An advertisement argues that common hair removers worsen growth and touts DeMiracle as the proper depilatory. It claims immediate, lasting results by devitalizing hair, with a money backward guarantee. Distributed from DeMiracle Chemical Co. New York, available by mail or at stores.

DeMiracle Chemical Co Park Ave 129Th St New York

Boy Hunter Shot in Head in Sanford Maine

Alfred Rivard, 14, son of Mr and Mrs Rivard, was accidentally shot in the left head above the ear by a .21 caliber cartridge from a revolver while with four boys hunting in the woods near Sanford. He was in serious condition and taken to Maine General Hospital in Portland for treatment.

Sanford, Me Alfred Rivard PH. Rivard Rivard Maine General Hospital Portland

I W W Leader Is Acquitted

Tarrytown New York October 29 Becky Edelson a leader of the Industrial Workers of the World was found not guilty of disorderly conduct for her spring speech amid protests by anarchist leaders at Colorado mine strike meetings. She conducted her own defense.

Tarrytown N. Y Becky Edelson Industrial Workers of the World Colorado Miss Edelson

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