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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1915

Page

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German Sub Commander Sunk Passenger Liner in Self Defence

In a note to America the German submarine commander claims he sank the liner in self defense after mistaking a ram attempt. Berlin will not disavow the act and refers the payment question for American lives to the Hague. Washington is surprised by Germany's stance and expects a full disavowal based on von Bernstorff's assurances.

America Hague Washington von Bernstorff Germany Berlin London United States White Star Line James W. Gerard

Wealthy Widow James E Nichols Murdered in New York Home

Mrs. James E Nichols widow of a member of Austin Nichols & Co was murdered in her 4 East Seventy ninth street home by three masked men who entered at gunpoint bound and gagged two servants and then attacked her in her room.

New York James E. Nichols Austin, Nichols & Co East Seventy-ninth Street

Mysterious Death of Mrs Nichols Unearthed in Her Room

A maid found Mrs Nichols dead in her room after she freed herself from bonds within an hour. The 60 year old heiress had inherited over 1 million dollars from her late husband who died abroad a year ago.

Auto Bandits Hold Up Saugus Triple in Night

Three near simultaneous holdups hit Saugus last night with only $10 taken. The first target was Howard F. Kelley’s rural variety store at North Saugus Junction where Kelley fired five shots at the bandit who escaped with the money. The remaining two robberies occurred on the Newburyport turnpike near the Wakefield Saugus line. both targeted auto parties and the victims were not searched before the robbers sped away. Police from Wakefield arrived too late to catch them.

Saugus Wakefield Howard F. Kelley North Saugus Junction Kelsey Newburyport Turnpike Wakefield-Saugus Line

Moon Phases and War Day Notes Amid Autumn Ledger

A dense page item lists moon changes with new moons and quarters from Sept. to Oct., tide times, nautical positions, and celestial sightings. It notes anniversaries including Admission Day in California, Utah and New Mexico territorial milestones, and the Oceanic sinking a year ago as German forces retreat from Paris with Indian troops deployed to France.

Saturn Venus Jupiter California Utah Territory New Mexico Territory Union Free State Oceanic Paris France

Boston Area Partly Cloudy With Showers Night Forecast

Partly cloudy conditions with possible local showers at night in Boston and vicinity. Friday expected fair skies with somewhat lower temperatures and moderate variable winds. Northern New England favors partly cloudy Thursday with interior showers and Friday fair. Southern New England similar with lower temps.

Boston Washington New England

Foss Faces Riot at Springfield Rally

Eugene N. Foss former Massachusetts governor and Republican gubernatorial candidate endured a two hour confrontation as about 2000 protesters led by Daniel Toomey disrupted a Springfield rally. Police escorted him to his automobile amid chants of liar cheat and other jeers.

Springfield Eugene N. Foss Massachusetts Daniel Toomey Foss Whitney- Bartlett

Crowd clashes as Toomey defies police during disturbance

Amid noise and chants of shame and liar, police struggle to control the scene. A front-line man vaults forward and disappears into the crowd, later identified as Toomey, a local liquor salesman and former member of the Democratic State committee.

Foss Toomey Democratic State Committee

Germans Repeat Air Raid On England

Allied and London districts endured another night of hostile air raids with bombs including incendiaries. The Press Bureau reported attacks on eastern England and the London area with a few casualties and fires already under control. casualty figures would be released later.

London England

Russians Win Big Victory in Galicia

Official war office statement reports near Tarnopol Galicia the Russians defeated the third German division and the Forty-Eighth Reserve division with an Austrian brigade capturing 8000 prisoners and 30 guns plus a quick firer.

Don Tarnopol Galicia War Office

Airships Sighted Headed Toward England Over Holland

Amsterdam reports three airships approaching from the east over Dordrecht at 6:30 am bound for the English coast. An additional craft crossed a suburb of Amsterdam from the southwest and vanished toward the east.

Amsterdam England London Dordrecht South Holland

Wagon Runs Over Girl in South Boston Streets

Theresa Flaherty seven years old daughter of John Flaherty of 24 Dex ter street South Boston was run over near her home by a wagon shortly before 6 last evening suffering multiple rib fractures and internal injuries. Her name appears on the dangerous list at City Hospital.

Theresa Flaherty John Flaherty Dexter Street Boston

Auto Truck Runs Wild in Roxbury Fatality

A girl named Helen T. McCarthy aged 15 of 832 Parker street Roxbury was instantly killed and Robert J. Stewart age 18 of 24 Walnut Park Roxbury was injured when an auto truck ran wild at Columbus avenue and Washington street Roxbury around 5 PM yesterday. The girl was crushed between a Boston Elevated pole and the truck and the pole broke off.

Helen T. McCarthy Parker Street Roxbury Robert J. Stewart Walnut Park Columbus Avenue Washington Street Boston

Truck operator Ash charged with manslaughter after street collision

Roswell A. Ash 25 of 20 Whitman Somerville operator of the truck owned by Standard Oil was arrested by Dudley Street officers for manslaughter. Stewart, nearby, suffered head injuries and was treated by Dr. John W. Malone 2057 Columbus Avenue before returning home. The truck lost control near Washington Street on Columbus Avenue, gathering momentum down a grade.

Roswell A. Ash Whitman Street Somerville Standard Oil Company Dudley Strees Stewart John W. Malone Columbus Avenue Washington Street

Passport Cancelled for U S Correspondent Archibald

Information from the State Department reports Secretary Lansing cancelled the passport of James F. J. Archibald the American newspaper correspondent connected to documents about a plan to disrupt U S munition plants. President Wilson weighs action against Austrian ambassador Dumba amid tension over labor and plant disruptions.

Mation State Department Lansing James F. J. Archibald Corre Spondent Dumba United States Archibald Count Burian Washington Sept Wilson Constantin T. Dumba Dr. Dumba Lenox Mass Vienna Austria White House

Diplomatic Tension Over Dr Dumba With U S

Unclear tonight how the United States will sever diplomatic ties with Dr Dumba but enough information suggests a likely shift. The situation centers on the diplomatic stance and potential consequences for bilateral relations.

Dr. Dumba United States

Business and Pleasure Use the Boston and Worcester trolley

An advertisement promotes using the Boston and Worcester trolley for Worcester travelers and intermediate points with express and accommodation service.

Boston & Worcester Trolley Worcester Adrt

Braves Today Standings Relative to Phillies and Dodgers

The Braves sit 2 games behind the Phillies and 1 point ahead of the Brooklyn team in the current standings.

Philadelphia Brooklyn

Braves Rout Dodgers In Brooklyn Double Bill

On a hot afternoon in Brooklyn the Braves crushed the Dodgers 12 to 1 and again soundly defeated them, dropping Brooklyn from calm confidence to a sharp defeat. The game featured two Braves ejected after conflicts with umpire bills, Bert Whaling and Fred Snodgrass among the punished players.

Brooklyn Braves Dodgers Sto Self Bill Klein Bert Whaling Fred Snodgrass Hank Gowdy

Captain John Evers Leads Champs In Fearless Play

The on deck leadership of Captain John Evers boosted the champs as they played with fierce energy and polished fielding under his guidance, showcasing a relentless effort and teamwork.

John Evers

Boy Drowns in Canal in Lowell

Joseph Lasremiere of 196 Perkins Street, 11, drowned while swimming in the Suffolk canal. He ventured beyond his depth and passed before aid could be summoned.

Lowell Joseph Lasremiere Thomas Lasremiere Perkins Street Suffolk Canal

Baseball Scores From National and Federal Leagues

Results show American League games with Philadelphia 1 Boston 0 and 13 2, Washington 1 New York 0, St. Louis 5 Cleveland 4, Chicago 10 Detroit 9. National League scores include Boston 12 Brooklyn 1 and 4 1, Philadelphia 9 New York 3, St. Louis 2, Chicago 0. Federal League matchups list Brooklyn 6 Newark 4 and 3 0, Buffalo 4 Baltimore 0, Buffalo 5 Baltimore 4, Kansas City 7 Pittsburg 2.

Philadelphia Boston Washington New York St. Louis Cleveland Chicago Detroit Brooklyn Newark Buffalo Baltimore Kansas City Pittsburg

German note on Arabic sinking fuels submarine dispute

Berlin reports that Germany justified the Arabic sinking as self defense and offered Hague reference for reparations. The note details submarine commander instructions limiting attacks on passenger liners and cites belief the Arabic threatened to attack. German naval experts say vessels from liners to fishing craft are presumptive enemies under current conditions.

German Note Declines to Disavow Arabic Torpedoing

Berlin hands Ambassador Gerard a note asserting Germany will not disavow the torpedoing of the Arabic on August 19 with loss of American lives. The message states the claim clearly and arrives in Washington as tensions rise.

Washington Germany Gerard Berlin

Sharon Boy Finishes Fourth in 15 Mile Marathon

Evan R. Gay, 14, of Sharon High School, placed fourth in a 15 mile marathon held in Hampton Beach New Hampshire. He completed the course in 1 hour 62 minutes with Albert Davis of Exeter winning in 1 hour and 58 minutes.

Hampton Beach N. H Evan R. Gay Sharon High School Albert Davis Exeter

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