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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1914
Page
4
The 25 percent flour price hike last month pushes some small Boston area bakeries to raise bread prices, though large firms wait for another month of high flour costs before altering loaf prices. Smaller loaves replace price per loaf, while staples remain steady. Oyster markets promise cheaper, abundant supply as European demand fades due to the war.
Cardinal O Connell was to attend St Elizabeths Hospital today but the Pope's death caused a sudden departure. The hospital will open without ceremonies as young ladies of the parish prepare rations for a lawn party on Mrs Wheaton's estate at 30 Ballard Street Saugus.
A minority report from the House insular affairs committee argues it would be impolitic and unwise to discuss the disposition of the Philippines amid far eastern tensions. The statement notes multiple nations have nearby interests and territorial stakes in the region.
A Republican committee report argues Japan in wartime may capture Germanys Pacific territories and stresses US interests in the Philippines Hawaii Samoa and Guam. It cites population imbalances and warns debate over Pacific rights could provoke wider conflict. Signers include Towner Miller Fess Young Peters and Frear who urge immediate action to meet commercial needs in the Philippines.
In Providence Rhode Island crowds of Italians and others surged through Federal Hill after a riot on Sunday. Two shots were fired and several arrests for disorderly conduct occurred, but a heavy police presence along Atwells avenue kept violence from escalating despite tense moments.
Malcolm Foster 19 of 16 Templeton street Dorchester was arrested by Field's Corner police charged with stealing an electric street car on April 14. He allegedly drove the car from Field's Corner car barn along Dorchester avenue, then leaped out and abandoned it. Foster left the city, went West, and returned yesterday afternoon as police learned of his whereabouts.
Ignatz Dominick a structural worker on the Scollay building near City Hall slipped on staging four feet above the sidewalk and fell to the ground yesterday afternoon. He escaped serious injury with only bruises and cuts.
Thomas H. Bombard of Worcester pleaded not guilty in Superior Court to a first degree murder indictment. Judge Sanderson set his trial date in Worcester for Monday, Oct. 5, concerning the July 9 killing of Erhard Reithel at the Pondville Woolen Mill.
Seven priests from Assumption College Worcester and members of the French reserve depart for France. All are under 85 years old and will sail from Montreal to commence service abroad.
A three act comedy by Holman Day titled Along Came Ruth opened at the Plymouth Theatre with Florence Shirley of Boston in the role of Ruth. The play evokes Maine’s Yankee atmosphere and is set in Old Port Maine where the town’s decay contrasts with the push of energetic young life to spark activity.
In Oldport a small town gains vigor when Ruth transforms an antique emporium into a thriving department store. Florence Shirley charms as Ruth, with vivacity and youthful energy driving the production. Cast includes Joseph Kilgour Jas Bradbury Edgar Nelson Frank J. McCarthy Julia Walcott George M. Clark and a standout punch tag performance by Bradbury promising a prosperous run.
Derril B. Pratt second baseman for the St. Louis Browns will wed Miss Leontine Ramsaur of St. Petersburg Florida tonight at the Adams House reception room. Pratt, native of Birmingham Alabama alumnus of Auburn College, met Ramsaur during the team training trip. Ramsaur is daughter of Mrs Nona Ramsaur and John Ramsaur a graduate of St. Petersburg High School. The entire St Louis team will attend with Branch Rickey as best man and Christine Hannah of St. Petersburg as maid of honor.
The Devonian with nearly 200 passengers including war refugees will reach Boston early today. The Arabic from Liverpool carries 1869 passengers, with 925 second class and 444 steerage, expected to dock Wednesday or Thursday. Names on the Arabic list include Judge Richard Irwin and wife, Dr. E. S. Jack, Br. T. J. Giblin and wife, Dr. C. C. Bragdon, and Professor C. R. Atkinson.
Timothy J. O Connor of 2 Locust Street South Boston died from ptomaine poisoning in his 56th year. A renowned china and glass expert he served as advisory buyer for W A Bacon Company and held prior posts at Henry Siegel Company Jordan Marsh and Jones McDuffee over 35 years in Boston. He was past president of Division 32 A O H and past chief ranger of America Court M C C F, survived by two daughters and five sons including Charles F captain of English High football and Timothy J Jr captain of South Boston High football Class of 1903.
The Shubert Theatre hosted the season opener High Jinks a lively musical comedy with a clever plot and witty theme. Arthur Hammerstein presents the production earning praise for its score and overall entertainment value.
The Boston stage offers a bright show led by Stella Mayhew in an ex actress role reuniting with her rich husband. Elizabeth Wood and Emma Francis sparkle among a capable cast with Ada Meade and Eugene O Rourke delivering strong turns as the company performs a lively score and ragtime interludes.
Castle Square opens the season with a reception like performance. The cast includes John Craig Mary Young William P Carleton and newcomer Dudley Hawley. The comedy follows two bridal couples in a lively mistaken-identity plot. Next week the attraction is The Girl of the Golden West with Miss Young in the title role.
Mr and Mrs Bernardo Circeo of 412 Battery Street North End seek news of their 17 year old son Carlo missing for six weeks. He was last seen in a blue serge Norfolk suit and a checked cap. Carlo stands 5 5 and 125 pounds with dark features. Boston police conduct an extensive search.
The Heywood Brothers and Wakefield Company begin relocating the car seat manufacturing portion of their business from Worcester back to Wakefield. After a strike a few weeks ago they seized a vacant Worcester factory to house unfinished ordnance work, but the venture proved unprofitable.
The 35 year old unmarried Walter Johnson was discovered in his South End room at Rollins Street in the early hours yesterday. He died by self inflicted wounds with a razor at his side, slashing his throat and severing the jugular vein.
A brief note describes Hub Punch being served as a welcome beverage at an event. The line suggests a casual, warm reception with a focus on hospitality. No additional names or details are provided.
Grand Army of the Republic returns to Detroit for the 48th national encampment after a 23 year intermission. Veterans from nearly every state arrive, townspeople spare no expense to honor the aged heroes as Civil War uniforms fill downtown streets.
Veterans swarmed the encampment with registration checks unused as attendance exceeded expectations. Commander-in-Chief Gardner led the executive division through routine business while thousands recalled war memories on streets and in hotels. The first heat prostration was W. B. Smith, 76, of Coventry, VI, taken to a hospital tent with a hopeful prognosis.
President Wilson will end his short vacation in Windsor on Friday and depart at 2 PM, aiming to reach Washington Wednesday morning to resume his duties.
The President plans to issue an executive order suspending navigation law provisions for three years to push American registry. About 200 foreign-flag vessels would seek American registry on return. Dr. Grayson favors a longer stay. Col. House accompanies him during the visit.
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