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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1916
Page
3
Athens reports further disorders in Greek Macedonia where a revolutionary movement has been ongoing for some time. The dispatch notes continuing unrest and tension in the region as authorities monitor the situation.
Walter Hines Page the American ambassador to Great Britain met with President Wilson to discuss British interference with American trade and mail. Their train delay at South Amboy, New Jersey, due to a freight train wreck necessitated a transfer of Page and other passengers.
Cardinal OConnell has arranged a clergy house for diocesan priests in retreat and rest and a boys camp on Lake Winnipesaukee near Centre Harbor New Hampshire. Ground was broken for a sisters rest building, with improvements continuing on the Duxbury estate chosen for priest retreat.
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Andrew J. Peters has returned to Washington after a short vacation with his family at North Haven Maine. Mrs Peters formerly Miss Martha Phillips has gone to Wenham with her mother Mrs John C Phillips and her brothers Dr John C and William Phillips enjoying attractive gestares over Wenham Lake.
The delay in Ambassador Page's arrival led to a brief discussion with the President tonight with plans to continue tomorrow morning. They outlined U S policy against British interference with American trade and mail and pressed for Britain to respond promptly to protests.
Willie Nikola, 25, a shoe factory employee of Tremont Street, began a four hour episode racing automobiles and horses through Haverhill streets. He wandered to Lincoln avenue near the high school, stripped to his undergarments, and offered no motive before police summoned help. By 2 PM he recovered and returned home in apparent good condition.
Ten more assistant naval constructors reported at Charlestown navy yard yesterday raising the total to 25 since a week ago Thursday. They are to take a special course of naval architecture at Technology.
The Student Pacifists published President Wilsons letter calling militarism abominable while opposing new state laws mandating military training in public schools. He affirmed support only for adequate defence and rejected militaristic aims, noting the effort was to keep the country safe from external danger.
Louis Brennan formerly of Worcester Massachusetts and stage leading man for Alice Nielsen and Henrietta Crosman leaped in front of a New York subway express train and was killed. He used the stage name Louis Kelso and left a wife and son in Chicago a sister in Worcester and a brother who manages a Worcester Worcester firm. Brennan 41 had retired from the stage recently and studied business efficiency methods while expressing optimism about his future prospects.
The Middlesex South Fair drew crowds for a Guernsey cattle display. Oaks Farm Cohasset owner C W Barron captured major prizes. Don Tago won the grand championship of bulls with multiple first second prizes across herd categories and aged bulls. Hero's Josephine earned junior and best female bred and owned honors.
Matches in boys hands believed to have started blaze at the Boston Elevated road stable on Dorchester avenue South Boston yesterday afternoon. Damages estimated at 250 dollars. Four horses were saved and several wagons and other apparatus removed from the scene.
An advertisement for Guyer Hats at Wolf's My Clothier corner Hanover and Portland streets promotes popular hat styles at $3. The sale includes legal stamps included in the bargain, highlighting Wolf's as the place to shop for the offer.
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