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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1911

Page

7

Newton Steam Collier Launched at Fore River

The steam collier Newton, fourth in a Fore River Shipbuilding Co. series for the New England Coal and Coke Co., was launched at 12:30 yesterday. Miss Dorothy Whitley, niece of Newton Mayor Charles E. Hatfield, sponsored the launch amid champagne and patriotic ribbon.

New England Coal and Coke Company Dorothy Whitley Rachel Gilmore Anna Spenser Bertha Whitney Clara Webster Elsie Harrington Mrs. Spenser Arned Terese Roquemore Louise Walworth Newton Fore River Shipbuilding Company South Boston Charles E. Hatfield The Miss Whitley

Special train carries 750 to Fore River Works launch

A eight car special train ferried party to the Fore River Works for the launching of a new coal boat. Rear Admiral Bowles presided as toastmaster at a luncheon in the boiler house where James L. Richards spoke of past doubts and current success. The event highlighted the Everett type ship’s financial and logistical impact on New England coal transport and regional industry.

Fore River Francis T. Bowles James L. Richards N. E. Coal & Coke Company F. E. White The Glen Coal Company Robert Winsor J. B. Russell Alonzo P. Weed Frank Remick Charles G. Smith J. M. Prendergast J. W. Weeks Charles E. Hatfield Newton William T. Shea Quincy Charles F. Adams Samuel Powers William A. Bancroft Henrys. Lyons Admiral Bowles Mr. Richards Everett Ourselven Curtis Bay New England Coal & Gas Company New England New England Coal & Coke Company Federal Coal & Coke Company Fore River Shipbuilding Company Hatfield Shea John W. Weeks H.H. White Boston Richards Virginia Vesta New England Coal & Co

Battleship Liberte Disaster Kills Dozens

Turbulent blaze and massive explosions sank the Liberte off Toulon. Rescue work is ongoing as 40 bodies recovered and 94 injured after the 742 crew were alerted to start evacuation amid heavy debris and oil fires.

Republic Liberte Toulon Marin-Darbel Maritime

Mayor Pushes Pleasant Street Widening Plan

Mayor Fitzgerald announced he will send to the City Council on Monday a petition signed by many prominent Bostonians urging the widening of Pleasant Street. He is known to favor the widening and is understood to recommend provision for the project.

Fitzgerald Pleasant Street

Cascarets Promise Quick Relief For Stomach Ailments

An advertisement touts Cascarets as a remedy to cleanse and regulate the stomach and bowels. It claims the product removes sour undigested food and gas, reduces bile, and expels waste, promising relief from indigestion and related discomfort.

Tragedy at Chestnut Hill Reservoir Drowns Child

Three year old Gibson E. Bell Jr. of Newton drowned yesterday afternoon at Chestnut Hill reservoir while playing on its grounds. His brother and sister, nearby, witnessed the accident as the boy slipped into the water and disappeared.

Gibson E. Bell, Jr Gibson E. Bell Middlesex Circle Newton Chestnut Hill Brighton

Dorchester Man Beaten Near Washington and Oak Streets

Alfred R. Ferguson aged 29 of Dorchester was attacked at 10 o'clock last night near Washington and Oak Streets. A thug fractured his left leg with a kick and left his face cut in multiple places. No locals admitted knowledge of the assault.

Alfred R. Ferguson McLellan Street Dorchester Washington and Oak Streets

Suspect Still Eludes Police In Hotel Murder Case

The suspect in Mrs. Laura Chamberlain's murder at the Grand View Hotel on Atlantic Avenue eludes officers after a chase that lasted into the morning. A man named in letters from the husband, imprisoned at Deer Island, matches the description of the hotel visitor.

Laura Chamberlain Grand View Atlantic Avenue House of Correction Deer Island

Butter price up on reciprocity failure at Elgin Board

Canada’s failure to ratify the reciprocity agreement was given as the chief reason for a 0.5 cent rise in butter to 26 13/ cents on the Elgin Board of Trade.

Elgin, Ill Canada Elgin Board of Trade

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