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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1916
Page
2
Several young girls testified in Police Court before Judge Bennett that Joseph A. White of Dwight Street South Indianapolis annoyed them while at play. White was found guilty and sentenced to five months in the house of correction.
The next issue of the Sunday Post will begin serialized poetry and music of the Billy Sunday biography with the Rodeheaver gospel hymn If Your Heart Keeps Right. The feature marks a joint release of words and music in the first instalment.
Advertisement claims a DIY tonic using Parmint Double Strength, hot water, and sugar can clear catarrh and related symptoms. It promises breathing ease, relief from head noises, dull thinking, and improved hearing with four daily spoonfuls, noting many ear issues arise from catarrh.
New London Conn Sept 13 Major General Bliss U S A and American members of the American Mexican Joint Commission submitted opinions on border peace methods The topics included troop withdrawal and the idea of an international police to guard the border No final decision was reached and talks resume tomorrow with General Bliss
New York Sept. 13 Joseph Mulholland aged 27 was arrested today in connection with the Sept 8 1915 murder of Mrs Elizabeth Nichols a wealthy widow Information from detectives who arrested at Ironwood Michigan Arthur Waltenon alleged to have participated in events leading to Mrs Nichols death aided the police in their search for Mulholland
Thomas Nelson Page, the American ambassador, arrived in Udine Italy for a planned visit to the Austro-Italian front. He will dine with the Italian army’s supreme commander and stay at the front for the week-long sojourn.
W A Sands of Boston won the Wollensak trophy at the New England Photographers Association convention in Copley Hall for a portrait of Miss Hildegarde Fisher of Central Park West New York. The event featured demonstrations by Orrin Champlain and discussions on light and tone.
The Rev. M. I. Rice, pastor of the Norwegian Baptist Church, has just returned from a three months' vacation in Norway. His parents still live there. During the summer he preached in the church of his conversion and baptism and attended the Baptists of Norway annual conference recently held in Norway.
Study law at Northeastern College School of Law with 1898 evening sessions and 1904 incorporation. Offers a four year bar prep program and Bachelor of Laws degree. Nearly 90 percent admitted to the bar. Graduates practice nationwide or hold high level business roles. Nineteenth year opens Sept 18. Contact 316 Huntington Ave Boston or Tremont Building for catalogue.
The recent examination by a British warship of the Philippine steamer Cebu near Carabao Island inside territorial waters was discussed by Secretaries Lansing and Baker. Details will be sought from Governor General Harrison before a protest to Britain is sent.
Lieutenant William J Sheehan of headquarters will retire from the police department at roll call this morning after 34 years of service. A general order from the police commissioner notes his retirement at age 65 and pension of 1000 dollars, half his former active pay.
Jesse B. Baxter of Milton treasurer of the Republican State committee and former Congressman William S Mee Nary of South Boston members of the Waterways Commission left Boston for Philadelphia to attend the ninth annual Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association convention and to plan a campaign to capture the 1917 Boston convention.
Washington Sept 13 customs collectors ordered to report immediately to the Treasury Department the entry of any foreign war vessel into American waters. The move is a precaution to enforce neutrality laws and prevent violations.
Major William Warner former United States Senator from Missouri and 1888 89 grand army of the republic commander in chief is seriously ill at his Kansas City home from arterio sclerosis doctors report he is resting quietly under care today
Edward G. Murphy a 70 year old Waverly farmer and blacksmith for a Boston express company claims 900 percent efficiency in corn raising. He sent the Post vegetable editor nine ears of green corn as proof of nine ears growing where one normally does. Farming is a sideline for Mr Murphy who leaves at 6:30 each morning and returns about 6:30, devoting remaining spare time to farming.
Louis Solanonia, while working on a new building at 296 Chestnut Hill Avenue, Brighton, fell from a staging 20 feet to the ground yesterday afternoon. He was brought to City Hospital unconscious with bruises and abrasions on his back face and arms and is expected to recover.
Prominent business leaders from across the country attend the third Babson conference on cooperation at the Babson Statistical Organization in Wellesley Hills. The event runs today and tomorrow with afternoon sessions featuring talks by D. B. Doremus of the Salt Producers Association and Ernest K. Gaunt of the Optical Manufacturers Association.
William S. Ellis, 64, of 1121 North Montello Street Montello, was thrown from a horse at the junction of Cambridge and Warren streets Brighton and suffered a fractured skull. He is hospitalized on the dangerous list at St Elizabeth's Hospital.
A New York doctor touts ordinary nuxated iron as a safe, easily absorbed stimulant that can double strength and endurance in two weeks for those with iron deficiency. He warns against old iron forms and notes a money-back guarantee and refunds if goals aren’t met.
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