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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1915

Page

10

Boy Fatally Injured in Broadway Street Car Crash

An eight year old boy, William Stanwight of 252 West Third Street, was struck by a delivery wagon on Broadway South Boston between E and D streets. He was taken to Carney Hospital in critical condition. Alfred J. McDonald, driver for Morrill Mc Gregor Company, was detained by Broadway station police.

Broadway Boston William Stanwight West Third Street Carney Hospital Alfred J. McDonald Morrill, McGregor Company Broadway Station

Wilson and Polk discuss Dumba recall and passport stance

President Wilson and Acting Secretary Polk conferred at the White House on the status of Dr. Constantin Dumba and the Mexico issue. Officials say Dumba is not to be handed passports, though his recall action remains unresolved and an inquiry begins into how his letter leaked.

Washington Wilson Polk State Department White House Constantin Dumba Mexico Vienna Dumba Ambassa Dor United States Dr. Dumba Lansing New York Navy Sayville James F. J. Archibald London Department of Justice

Auto Tour Rampage Crashes Through Mozart Street

A touring car parade injures residents and wrecks a residence on Mozart street as a Massachusetts plate auto loses control and crashes into the piazza owner Annie Fritz and family, while reporters and photographers from the Post seek police protection from aggressive onlookers tied to John E. Englert’s Ward 22 campaign.

John E. Englert Mozart Street Centre Street Massachusetts Chestnut Avenue

Camera Thieves Battle Reporters in Street Fray

A gang overturned a flash lamp and battled reporters as they tried to photograph. Patrolman Cooley intervened while the mob shouted insults and tried to smash the camera. The leader traded watch and money to a follower and sought bail as the crowd booed and cheered.

Cooley

Reporters Frustrate Riot as Photographers Capture Damaged Scene

Reporters chased by two men gain access to a store where one is struck from behind. He calls Lieutenant Reardon as attackers wrestle for a phone. A crowd disrupts a camera, but patrols, citizens, and a rope-blocked wagon, and the scene ends with a photo of the damaged house and cheers for Patrolman Cooley.

Annie Fritz Post Reardon Station 13 Mozart Street Cooley

Wagon Hit Big Auto Two Hurt in Stoneham Crash

Two men were seriously injured in Stoneham when a car driven by Charles Fortier of Derry New Hampshire collided head on with a horse pulled wagon driven by Anthony Trasco of Stoneham on Main Street. Both men were hurled from their vehicles.

Stoneham Charles Fortier Derry N. H Anthony Trasco Main Street Fortier Trasco

Unseen Wagon Collision Leaves Driver Injured

A street incident left the wagon driver unconscious and his horse killed after a collision with a radiator damaged wagon near Ingraham Hospital. Fire and police responded as bystanders assisted the injured man.

Arrest of Joseph Frasca on Drug Law Violation

Joseph Frasca 24 of Lynde street West End was arrested last night by Special Officers Curran and Patten for violating the hypnotic drug law. A bottle with morphine pills and a box of cocaine powder was found on the suspect at arrest.

Joseph Frasca Lynde Street West End Curran and Patten

Gets-It corn remover advertised as painless 20th century fix

An advertisement touts Gets-It as the simplest painless method to remove corns in 48 hours, claiming it also treats warts and bunions. It asserts easy removal without tapes or razors and notes it’s sold by druggists for 25 cents or direct from E Lawrence & Co. in Chicago, with Boston availability via Riker Jaynes.

E. Lawrence & Co Chicago Boston Riker- Jaynes Stores

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