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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1913

Page

12

Three Running for Delegate in Massachusetts Labor Fight

Massachusetts delegates forecast a lively contest for delegate to the national AFL convention in Seattle as three vice-presidents vie for the seat. Nominees are John J. Fenton of Boston John W. Powers of Fall River and William S. Driscoll of Springfield. No other actions were taken though several resolutions were debated. further motions are expected tomorrow.

Fall River Massachusetts American Federation of Labor Seattle Wash John J. Fenton Boston John W. Powers William S. Driscoll Springfield

Six Destroyers Ordered by Secretary Daniels

Washington Sept 16 Secretary Daniels announced conditional awards of contracts for six torpedo boat destroyers Nos 57 to 62. Two go to New York Shipbuilding Co at 825000 each, two to William Cramp & Sons at 881000 each, one to Fore River Shipbuilding Corp at 861000, and one to Bath Iron Works at 884000. The ships will be the largest of their class to date.

Washington Daniels New York Shipbuilding Company William Cramp & Sons’ Ship & Engine Building Company Philadelphia Fore River Shipbuilding Corporation Quincy Mass Bath Tron Works

Mrs. Navis Dies From Gas Range Burns in Lowell

Mrs. Margaret Navis aged 72 died at St. John's Hospital from burns suffered while lighting a gas range at her home 10 West Ninth street Monday afternoon. She passed away this morning with her family at her side.

Lowell Margaret Navis St. John’s Hospital West Ninth Street

Better Babies Contest to Be Held in West Newbury

West Newbury to host a better babies contest at Grange Hall with about forty contestants. Four physicians from West Newbury Haverhill and Newburyport will judge on a thorough eugenic standard, starting at 1 pm as part of the Grange fair. Entry interest runs high with Newburyport Haverhill and Amesbury expected to contribute participants.

West Newbury West Newbury Grange Hall Haverhill Newburyport New England Amesbury Grange Hall Eugene Dunn Helen M. Chapman

Livestock Show Scoring Applies to Children Participants

The judging follows livestock show scoring with defects counting against a child regardless of appearance. Winners receive bronze medals for the first two prizes and eight certificates are prepared for others.

Two Workers Close to Death in Trolley Car Collision

Two Boston elevated railway workers escaped injury as a Boston bound semi convertible electric car struck their repair wagon on Belmont Street Belmont, killing a horse and badly damaging the wagon. The workers jumped to safety moments before impact. Two pages of news pictures from electrotype plates are listed for next Sunday’s Post.

Boston Elevated Railway Belmont Street Belmont Boston

Carmen's Convention at Milwaukee Advocates Labor Reforms

Milwaukee September 16 William B Wilson Secretary of Labor addressed about 1000 delegates at the Carmen's Association annual convention urging greater labor union strength shorter work hours and stricter child labor laws during the ten day gathering in Milwaukee.

Milwaukee Wis William B. Wilson Carmen's Association

League Opens Fall Meeting at American House

Boston Central Council of the United Irish League of America will hold the first fall meeting tomorrow night at the American House. The O Callaghan memorial is planned as one of the items on the agenda.

Boston Central Council United Irish League of America O'Callaghan

Hoosier Club Drives Rush on Kitchen Cabinets

Fifty women rush to enroll in the Hoosier Club on opening day. Cabinets delivered for $1.00 with weekly dues of $1.90, promising time saved and less walking as the modern labor saving kitchen cabinet is shown and set up with no extra cost beyond the initial dollar.

Hoosier Club Hoosier Company

District Attorney Orders Investigation into Drowning Death

District Attorney Higgins directed State Officer Silas Smith to probe the death of Margaret Fallon, 19, whose body was found in Tufts College reservoir. Medical Examiner Durrell ruled drowning, but family fears of violence prompted the DA to intervene. Smith will continue the inquiry with no new developments reported.

Higgins Silas Smith Margaret A. Fallon Tufts College Reservoir Durrell Smith

Family claims Miss Fallon murdered after Winter Hill car row

Motorman L Barney recounts a 2 a.m. car ride with Miss Fallon and several young men. She was seen near Willow Bridge and Winthrop Street before her body appeared in the reservoir. Family disputes police suicide ruling and cites bruising and throat marks.

L. Barney Winter Hill Medford Willow Bridge Winthrop Street Medford Hillside Tufts College Miss Roselion Margaret Barney the Post Arlington Centre Boston Willow Avenue Miss Fallon

Counterfeiter Schmidt’s Deepening Criminal Case Unfolds

The article details Schmidt in a widening case tied to a counterfeit ring. Dr Ernest Arthur Muret faces $5,000 bail on gun possession as authorities link Schmidt to a West 134th Street flat with imitation $10 notes. Detectives pursue motives and possible kinship between Schmidt and Muret amid insanity claims.

Father Evers The Tombs Prison Schmidt West One Hundred and Thirty-fourth Street Ernest Arthur Muret Muret Federal Secret Service Bertha Zech Dr. Muret Chicago

Old Man Forces Marriage Plan Then Elopes With Rival

A Massachusetts girl testified that an older man, Mr Caldwell, used a brougham driven by Caldwell to woo her, proposing marriage in June 1912. After months of plans and a diamond ring, Caldwell married Maude Taylor of Dorchester on August 29 while the Mason girl was away. The Mason family then moved from Garrison Hall to 160 Longwood Avenue as the court case unfolds.

Caldwell Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital Maude A. Taylor Dorchester Mason Old Orchard Taylor San Antonio Tex Blue Hill Avenue

Provincetown Skipper Manuel Ventura Dead at Sea

The funeral was held in Provincetown for Manuel Fereira Ventura master of the Provincetown trawling schooner Nettie Franklin who died at sea last Saturday off Chatham. Born in St Michaels Azores 61 years ago he lived in Provincetown for 23 years and is survived by his widow and three children. He commanded the Harvester and the Nettie Franklin and was well known in Boston fishing circles.

Provincetown Manuel Fereira Ventura Nettie Franklin Chatham Mr. Ventura St. Michaels Azores Harvester Franklin Boston

A Day With Frohman

Gertrude Lynch profiles Sir Charles Frohman in a Sunday Post Magazine piece about the famed theatre impresario. The interview paints a portrait of the man behind Broadway hits and U.S. stage success, exploring his views on actors, productions, and the future of theatre.

Frohman Gertrude Lynch Next Sunday Post

Roxbury Woman Mrs Davidson Publishes Schmidt Letters

Mrs. Davidson now of Manchester New Hampshire distributes copies of letters written by Hans Schmidt. Schmidt confessed to the murder of Anna Aumuller, a victim in the Hudson River tragedy, and he had a correspondent in Roxbury native Mrs. Davidson formerly of 64 Ruthven Street.

Boston Davidson Beech Street Schmidt Germany Hamburg New York Manchester N. H N. EH Hans Schmidt Anna Aumuller Fludson River David Davidson Ruthven Street Roxbury

Pneumatic Mail Network Planned Linking Stations and Cambridge Post Office

Massachusetts Congressmen push a large pneumatic tube network connecting North and South stations to the post office with rapid mail pouches, plus similar tubes to the new Cambridge post office.

Massachusetts Cambridge

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