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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1911
Page
4
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The Chicago Vice Commission report cannot be mailed following a ruling by acting Assistant Attorney General P V riser. Postmaster Campbell received the decision from Washington and will return 1000 copies to the commission. The Rockefeller Jr owned reports were purchased to mail to reform workers nationwide as the first step in creating permanent vice commissions in major cities.
Copies of the new passenger train timetable will be available to ticket agents on Friday September 29, containing complete details of service changes and updated schedules.
Hyde Park loses suit to set aside the town purchase of the water plant for 416000. Judge Morton sustains the defendant's demurrer and dismisses the bill. The case goes to the full bench on questions of law. Plaintiffs claim price excessive and lack of legal authority. Defense argues bonds issued and contract legally binding.
Two horses hitched to a Staples Coal Company wagon bolted down Broadway South Boston yesterday afternoon. Ward 14 House candidate John F Hardy stopped the pair at A Street after the wagon driver John Dona hue was thrown and taken to City Hospital with a broken leg.
The embroidery pattern features a pretty garniture in cross stitch. Design is transferred simply with soap and water.
Concord resident Roger Sherman Hoar, Harvard ’09 and nephew of Senator George Hoar, recounts saving friend Harry Blair from ten attackers in a labor dispute in Costa Rica and killing a jaguar after it charged him while hunting near Guadiles. He returned to Boston aboard the United Fruit steamer San Jose.
Twenty one fishing vessels arrived at the wharf yesterday as the large Monday fleet kept prices low. Haddock totals reached 440,300 pounds with cod 140,500 pounds hake 65,400 pounds pollock 69,900 pounds and halibut 35,000 pounds, halibut aboard the schooner Teazer. Dealers’ prices listed haddock 2 1 2 cents steak cod 9 1 2 cents hake 4 3 4 cents. vessels and fares shown in a detailed tally.
Miss Marion Keane of Forest Hills a 26 year old toll office clerk at New England Telephone was struck by a touring car as she stepped through the exit turnstile from the Forest Hills Elevated station. She suffered broken left shoulder left wrist and four left hand fingers plus cuts and bruises. She was taken to Emerson Hospital and released officers reported.
Maritime timing notes show dawn at 5 37 and two high tides at 2 24 and 2 40. A roster lists steamers and tugs including Caradian Bullock Onondaga Macbeth Jacksonville Gloucester and many named vessels bound for ports from Hartport to Baltimore and Philadelphia with towing operations and ship names such as Juno and William G Willems active in Gloucester and Stonington.
Coffee at wholesale rose to levels unseen in 16 years amid tight supply. Best blends reached 30 cents a pound with low grades at 25 cents, Brazil grades up 9 cents from last September. Mild grades up 7 cents. Since July 1, mild to blends rose 11.5 to 30 cents. Wet weather hurt Brazil crops and a 1,000,000 bag Boston shortage looms this fall. Brazil crops projected at 10,000,000 Santos and 3,000,000 Rio bags.
The crew of the British brig Lady Napier, 245 tons, abandoned ship about 10 days ago in mid ocean after sailing from St Johns toward Bahia. They were picked up by the British schooner Mildred, which was en route to St Johns from Oporto, and brought to St Johns today. Captain Dean led the abandonment for safety.
Washington reports that practically all wood pulp and print paper from New Brunswick will enter the United States free of duty through Aug 1, 1912. Acting Secretary Curtis issued a revised rule under the Canadian reciprocity agreement. Lands with pre Oct 1 licenses escape export tax until renewal Aug 1. Regulations cover pulp wood from crown and private lands with origin percentages to determine duties.
Doctors urge a nourishing form easier on the digestive system to help weight gain and appetite. Fathers John’s Medicine is advertised as a tonic and body builder that supplies readily assimilated food elements and stimulates organ function, with testimonials from H F E Manley, Mrs. Peter Reando, and G D Welch noting substantial gains.
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