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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1915

Page

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Cummings Claims He Is Victim of Plot in World Interview

Longshoremen's Union official recounts a World interview in which Cummings says he was introduced to Dempsey by Driscoll and reports to O'Connor a vast German plot to block munitions exports. Dempsey denies meeting Cummings or any involvement. Driscoll confirms he introduced Cummings to Dempsey.

Longshoremen’s Union New York World Cummings Driscoll O’connor Dempsey

Von Mach Denies Aiding Strike Amid New Probes

Former national president of the Ancient Order of Hibernians denies plotting to influence the longshoremen’s strike in a pre-German movement. Secret Service agents are now handling the case with hints of possible exposures.

von Mach Secret Service The Ancient Order of Hibernians

Woman Elimination in Knowles Murder Case Grows

Providence reports Mrs. Cora E. Wardwell, 15 year housekeeper to Judge Willis S. Knowles, grilled by Chief Inspector O Neil for over an hour as investigators seek clues. She is later eliminated from the case while affirming her love for the judge and willingness to help.

Providence Cora E. Wardwell Willis S. Knowles William F. O'Neil

Presence of Judge Knowles murder suspect questioned

In a tense interview led by Chief William F. O'Neil, Mrs. Wardwell breaks down when told Judge Knowles was engaged to marry a Providence woman. She weeps, denying the claim and expressing disbelief as police and relatives listen in.

William F. O'Neil Brooklyn Horace Knowles New York Daniel P. MacDonald Hiram Kimball Johnston James E. Cuff Clay Debow Cranston James Ahearn Louis Godfrey Providence Police O'Neil Wardwell O’neil

Fire Out On Liner At Sea

The Fabre Line steamship Sant Anna, ablaze in mid ocean, is safe and headed to the Azores under escort. Captain’s wireless from Cape Race: Fire in hold 2 is out and the ship proceeds escorted by Ancona. The vessel departed New York for Marseilles and Italian ports with 17 first class 14 second class and 1708 steerage passengers, mostly Italian reservists.

New York Fabre Line Sant’ Anna Azores Cape Race Ancona Marseilles

Almanac notes from Portland dated 1901 era

Entries list sun and moon timings, tides, and celestial passages for the year. It notes full and new moons dates, quarter phases, and an ongoing war time reference. Anniversaries include McKinley death Roosevelt oath 1901 and Salem 1628 founding with other historical references.

Saturn Jupiter Venus McKinley Roosevelt Salem Mass City of Mexico Charles Dana Gibson Aisne Koenigsberg East Prussia

New England Weather Forecast Clouds and Warmer Temperatures

The forecast calls for cloudy conditions in northern New England with showers and a warm-up Tuesday and Wednesday. Southern New England will see cloudy Tuesday and Wednesday, with fair skies and warmer temperatures overall.

Boston Vicinity Washington New England

Allies Offer No Security for Big US Borrowing Plan

The Anglo French financial commission plans to borrow 1 billion dollars in the United States using only straight British and French government bonds as security. The funds would be spent entirely in the United States to pay for wheat cotton meat other commodities and munitions of war.

New York Joint Anglo-French Financial Commission United States

Draft Horses for Sale From Woodberry Company Boston

We offer first class horses for sale with weights from 1450 to 1800 pounds. Also available are double caravans in excellent condition. Contact D. S. Woodberry Co. Pr. Box 1284 Boston Mass. Tel Main 4619.

D. S. Woodberry CO Pr. O Boston Mass Tel

Red Sox Sweep Rival in Doubled Bill Early Rally

The Sox defeated Chicago in a doubleheader ending 2 to 1 in game one and 4 to 1 in game two. Carrigan's squad showed strong form to claim the two wins despite Rowland's claim of a pennant bid.

Sox Carrigan Rowland Chicago

Air Tight Pitching Helps Red Sox Edge Rivals Early

The Red Sox relied on air tight pitching by Dutch Leonard and Emery Shore to stifle opponents at the outset and drive an early offensive push.

Dutch Leonard Emery Shore Red Sox

World Exposes Plotters Behind Shoremen Strikes

Washington dispatch reports President Samuel Gompers of the AFL keen on the World expose about foreign government officials trying to incite strikes among long shoremen and related workers.

Labor federation letters reveal foreign plots to corrupt seamen

Mr. Gompers discusses earlier correspondence with Ernest Bohm about efforts by foreign government agents to corrupt American labor leaders to provoke strikes among seamen and longshoremen. He notes that while attempts occurred, actual strikes were halted by workers and emphasizes neutrality in the European war.

New York World Gompers Ernest Bohm New York Central Federated Union Cummings O'Connor

Auto Kills Boy Hold Driver Held on Manslaughter Charge

William P. Hennessey aged 16 of 103 Alexander street was struck by a car at Massachusetts avenue and Clapp street and died. The vehicle was driven by Archibald S. Yule of 632 Washington street Quincy. Yule and car owner Charles B. Yule of 63 Edison Park Quincy removed the boy to City Hospital where he died almost instantly. Yule was held on a manslaughter charge by Roxbury police and posted $1000 bail. He will appear in Roxbury District Court.

William P. Hennessey Alexander Street Massachusetts Avenue Clapp Street Archibald S. Yule Washington Street Quincy Yule Charles B. Yule Edison Park City Hospital Hennessey Roxbury

Dempsey Denies World Plot Claim In Longshore Row

William F. Dempsey of Dorchester says he discussed a German plot to cripple transatlantic shipping with Matthew Cummings and informed his superior T W O Connor. Cummings denies meeting Dempsey and says he met Dennis Driscoll instead, while a law firm announces action against the New York World and others.

William F. Dempsey Maryland Street Dorchester International Longshoremen’s Union New York Matthew Cummings The Hibernians T. W. O’connor Buffalo International Union Dempsey Post Dennis D. Driscoll Cummings Quincy House Driscoll Walnut Street Neponset Joseph F James E Daniel T. O’connell New York World O'Connor

Cummings Claims Victim of Plot Over Irish Affairs

Mr Cummings says he will welcome a federal probe and is the target of a plot by unscrupulous individuals seeking to leverage his leadership in Irish affairs to further their aims. He cites a May 14 letter from Dempsey to O Connor and suggests talks with Secretary Wilson and possible access to the President to secure a two cent raise for New York longshoremen.

Cummings Dempsey O’connor Wilson New York

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