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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1910
Page
5
Mrs Catherine E Reynolds former Alderman dies at Carney Hospital following illness. Her husband James F Bernece of Adams street Somerville is active as secretary of the Union League Fraternal group.
Oysters return after four months and demand surges as prices climb from $1.15 to $1.45 per gallon. Housewife buyers face 50 to 60 cents per quart for top quality oysters as state rules prohibit shipping watered oysters interstate.
A Boston Post photo in East Boston shows a wagon driver to identify the team. E B Gould of Norfolk Downs Quincy answered the challenge and received five dollars in gold for identifying the horses Harry Prince and Frank for the Moxie Company. A full page of pictures is promised in the next issue.
Lord Kilmarnock second secretary to the British diplomatic service was hit by four pellets in an accidental discharge during King George's Balmoral shooting party. He was not seriously injured as officials reported today.
James B. Stanley a seaman on the battleship Iowa drowned after falling overboard at Annapolis Maryland He struck his head on a coal barge and died He was the son of Dr J S Stanley of Brooksville Massachusetts.
The special demurrage committee of New England commercial organizations petitions the Interstate Commerce Commission to suspend the New Haven rail line demurrage table until a hearing. They accuse railroads of omitting and coloring facts about New England conditions and misstating two days’ demurrage rules. They deem the admission that high water or snow delays shipper access to cars astonishing.
The schooner Claudia of Gloucester docked at port reporting two missing crew members, John Parker and Charles Sweeney. They were fishing about 60 miles off Cape Sable when fog rolled in August 25 and they disappeared while in a dory.
Roger Sullivan aged 83 died of heart failure last night at his home 72 Harvard street Brookline. He was known in the local community and leaves behind several relatives. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the family.
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