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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1913

Page

7

New Boston Route Opens for North German Lloyd Line

The Koln will inaugurate a Bremen to Boston freight and passenger service with an expected Sept 27 arrival carrying about 1000 steerage passengers. Services run every three weeks, connected with Frankfurt and Hannover, stopping at New Orleans outwardly and berthed at Boston & Albany docks. The Koln measures 445 feet by 50 feet, about 9000 tons, with luxurious accommodations. Hamburg American vs North German Lloyd tensions to be settled amicably as pooling expires year end, with a new agreement anticipated.

Bremen Koln Boston Lloyd Line Frankfurt Hannover New Orleans Boston & Albany Hamburg-American Line North German Lloyd Company

Massachusetts Lawyer Max Fischacher Dead At 66

Max Fischacher a longtime member of the Massachusetts bar for 45 years died at his home 24 Savin Street Roxbury yesterday morning at age 66. A Harvard Law School graduate he was admitted to the bar that same year and practiced law without public office. Funeral private at his home Wednesday at 1 o clock. Survived by wife two sons and three daughters.

Max Fischacher Massachusetts Savin Street Roxbury Fischacher Harvard Law School

Knowles the Woodsman: Boston Artist’s Personal Portrait

A feature in The Post portrays Knowles, the Boston artist nicknamed the man of the woods, through a personal lens. The piece extols his character, creative approach, and distinctive vision.

The Post Today Joseph the Knowles Boston

Life of a primitive in the Maine woods

Howard Noble recalls meeting Joseph Knowles, famed for wild ventures and living among woodsmen, recounting Knowles early explosive mischief in Lewiston, his travels from Portland to Havana, and later Maine wilderness solitude. The piece ends with promise of more to come.

Joseph Knowles Boston Maine Woods

Woman Almost Jumps From Window in Brookline Fire

In a Brookline apartment fire at 221 Harvard Street a woman, Mrs. L. H. Turnbull claiming ties to the late "Lucky" Baldwin, was ready to jump from a fourth floor window. Chief Johnson and driver Peter Mealey arrived and prevented the jump, ladder readied but not needed.

Harvard Street Brookline L. H. Turnbull Lucky” Baldwin Baldwin Chief Johnson Peter Mealey Mealey

Jump From Window In Fire Disaster At Local House

Mrs Turnbull hurled a tin box with money and documents from a window as a fire alarm spread through a basement store area. Fireman Mealey retrieved the box and residents escaped while smoke filled hallways. damage estimated at about 500 dollars. The house is owned by Alfred Geiger Jr. No cause was given beyond possible spontaneous combustion.

C. A. Hew Russell C. Powner

Havemeyer Will Benefits Four Children

The will of William F Havemeyer filed for probate leaves all but 5000 dollars to his four children Lydia Magee of Pennington New Jersey receives the 5000 though the estate's total value is not disclosed Havemeyer died suddenly on September 7 in New York He helped organize the American Sugar Refinery Company

New York William F. Havemeyer American Sugar Refinery Company Lydia Magee Pennington N. J Havemeyer

Trust Company Posts Bail for Treasurer in Shortage Case

Directors of the Roseville Trust Company signed a new bail bond for Raymond J. Smith their former treasurer, charged with a $300000 shortage. Smith surrendered Saturday night and was released on a $15000 bail as he awaits proceedings.

Newark N. J Roseville Trust Company Raymond JE. Smith Smith

Little Boy Thomas Barry Struck by Boston and Northern Car

Four year old Thomas Barry, son of Mr and Mrs James Barry of Main Street Medford, lies critically injured after being struck by an inbound Boston and Northern car at a dangerous crossing at Mystic avenue and Main street. He is at Massachusetts General Hospital with skull fracture and possible internal injuries. The incident follows two prior fatalities at the same crossing over six years prompting local calls for slower vehicle passage. The motorman is Thomas Max and the conductor Alvin C Quimby.

Mystic Avenue Main Street Medford Little Thomas Barry James Barry Boston & Northern Little Barry Massachusetts General Hospital James Thomas Max Fountain Street Alvin C. Quimby Fellsway West James FE. Cleaves

Coakley to Tour Charlestown District Attorney Campaign

Timothy W. Coakley, candidate for district attorney, will tour Charlestown wards tonight speaking at principal rally points in open air.

Timothy W. Coakley Charlestown

Accountants Gather for National Meeting in Boston

The American Association of Public Accountants opens a session at Hotel Plaza with Mayor Witzgerald and president Robert H. Montgomery to speak. About 200 registrants attend including Joseph F. Davies, commissioner of corporations, sent by Secretary Redfield. The association covers nearly every U S state and Canada, hosted by the Massachusetts chapter.

American Association of Public Accountants Hotel Plaza Witzgerald Robert H. Montgomery Joseph FE. Davies Davies Commerce Redfield

E. T. Lat tery Store Foles Banquet and New Quarters

Executives and buyers of the E. T. Slattery Company hosted a banquet for president P A O Connell and Mrs. O Connell at Copley Plaza with Mayor Fitzgerald and other officials as guests. The opening of new quarters at 156 Tremont Street and the redeployed departments including Babyland drew patrons all day. The event marked a major milestone for the company as fall and winter styles were formally introduced.

E. T. Slattery Company P. A. O'Connell O'Connell Copley Plaza Fitzgerald James J. Phelan William J. McGaffee Joseph J. Driscoll George A. Sweetser I. W. Buxton Tremont Street Babyland

New York Bound on Gem Yacht Built for Zeigler

William Zeigler Jr and a party of friends sailed from Neponset on his new yacht Gem for New York. The 165 foot vessel, launched at Lawley’s yard, completed a successful lower bay run and will cruise briefly before returning for final fitting. The boat can reach speeds of 22 knots powered by all burning engines.

Wiliam Zeigler, Jr New York Lawley’s Neponset Zeigler Floating Palace

Harvard Instructor Weds Miss Dorothy Simson in Boston

Miss Dorothy Lillian Simson sister of Dr James K Simson wed Brewer Goddard Whitmore at her home 144 Dudley Street Marlborough last night. Ceremony officiated by Nev Percy Blodgett at James Episcopal Roxbury. Guests included Dr Charles Fleischer and Rev Murray W Dewart among others. Bridesmaid Eleanor Simson and best man Frederick de Slovere. Floral gowns featured duchess lace and chartneuse. Flowers included Hills of the valley.

Dorothy Lillian Simson James K. Simson Boston Brewer Goddard Whitmore Hugh Mya Harvard New York Bova Ralph Jow Yale Philadelphia Thompson West Brookfield Jus. Simson Eleanor Wheeler Bethel George Thompson Worcester Eleanor Price

Reading Firemen Parade on 10 Day New England Tour

Nearly 100 active veteran and honorary Reading firemen paraded in Boston before leaving for Providence on a 10 day tour of New England led by Captain Harry Ludwig. Judge Robert N. Tomlinson attended for the city government as Mayor and fire chief were detained.

Reading Penn Boston Providence New England Harry Ludwig Robert N. Tomlinson James Kutz E. A Newburgh N. Y Worcester Hartford Waterbury

Emery Family Reunion Set for West Roxbury Hall

Miss Jessie F. Emery of Roxbury announces the Emery Family Association annual reunion at St. John's Hall West Roxbury on Tuesday September 30. The gathering features an interesting program and the annual business meeting plus election of officers.

Jessie F. Emery Roxbury Emery Family Association St. John’s Hall West Roxbury

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INEW Steamship Koln Joe Knowles BY Howard Noble Lewiston Joe Leander Knowles Wilton Portland Pensacola Fla Florida Young Joe Havana St. John United States Maine King and Bartlett Harry Pierce Mr. Noble Leap Havemeyer Riches DR. H S “Br Warmington Eeeny Botan Trust Company Thomas Barry Partridge Coakley American Association Massachusetts Society E. T. Lattery Whitmore-Simson Emery
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