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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1914
Page
2
Judge King defends using his discretion after district attorney Pelletier says no more cases will be tried this session. Pelletier accuses King of rejecting recommendations from prosecutors and probation, prompting Chief Justice Aiken to travel to Greenfield to resolve the impasse.
The White House states troops have been ordered withdrawn from Vera Cruz as the circumstances justifying occupation have been removed and further presence deemed unnecessary. The decision reflects a concluded need for occupation and aims to end the military action in the area.
Brooklyn Federals lost 9 to 2 to Indianapolis, dropping a second straight game as Buffalo won, leaving Brooklyn a full game ahead of the last playoff spot. Indianapolis bats struck early and often while Kaiserling struggled. Brooklyn failed to mount a sustained rally.
Davenport and Krapp pitched for a 1 0 Buffalo win over St Louis. Hal Chase delivered the lone run on a sacrifice fly after a wild throw and a wallop earlier in the game. Final line Buffalo 1 6 1 St Louis 0 6 1. Batteries Krapp Blair Davenport Simon.
John McCormack 75 of 29 Brookside Ave Jamaica Plain and Miss Alice Murray 28 of 340 Harvard Ave Brookline were seriously injured yesterday afternoon when a buggy with a third woman escaped outside Fenway Park. The horse bolted through the crowd near the main entrance as spectators entered the ball park.
Mr McCormack drove a buggy with two women when a frightened horse bolted past Audubon and Peterboro streets toward Fenway Park. The carriage collided with the park fence at Jersey street, throwing McCormack and one passenger. Both women were injured. all were taken to City Hospital. The horse was later caught by Patrolman Gallagher.
President Wilson sent a personal check to the Clare mont Country Club treasurer for initiation fees and dues. The club, organized this summer, features a nine hole golf course and tennis courts near the village of Claremont twelve miles from Cornish, the summer capital. Wilson has often played at Hanover and may visit the Claremont course now.
The federal grand jury for the September term of the United States District Court convened yesterday to consider 18 cases. It was stated that no evidence relating to illegal manipulation of prices of foodstuffs was available for the grand jury.
The Next Sunday Post features two comic items for children Pranks of Pierrot and the Tiny Tads. The page promises light humor and playful adventures for young readers.
London September 15 the House of Commons passed a bill by Premier Asquith suspending home rule and the Welsh disestablishment act until the war ends. The measure stands as passed awaiting the king's signature, with Irish Nationalists and government agreeing not to set it in operation during the war.
Premier Asquith defends a new amending bill to satisfy Nationalists and Unionists urging fair dealing during the war. Bonar Law accuses the government of courting loyalty while Redmond supports the measure. Welsh and Labor leaders express satisfaction as the bill clears the chamber.
Mayor Curley plans a new open air market at Castile Street and Shawmut Avenue to open by week’s end. Workers began clearing the lot yesterday in preparation for the market.
E A Gilmore’s new Lewis VI distributorship showcases, with floral tributes from friends in the auto trade, after a formal Monday opening. F A Dutton of the Dutton Motor Car Co departs for Detroit for factory visits as Dodge Brothers reports rising demand for October sales rights and a growing dealer interest.
The work to dismantle the late Standard Oil millionaire Henry H. Rogers estate in Fairhaven Conn began today. The Rogers mansion, a town show place, will be razed and the acres of the estate cut up and sold for house lots.
Tufts football sees its guard lineup hit hard as Harrie H Dadmun leaves for Harvard and Clarence P Houston graduates to teach. Captain George Angell led a brief practice with many 1918 veterans on the old campus. Captain William J Bennett may pursue MS with graduate study next week.
Ralph Stoud a pitcher for a San Francisco Coast League team has been drafted by the New York National club per a notice received today from manager McGraw.
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