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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1912

Page

4

Milk price holds steady for Tuesday with rises planned

Milk consumers will not see a Tuesday price rise while producers begin an eight cent per can increase from October 1. Summer rate stands at 35.25 cents, but a 40 cent target is sought for fall and winter. Farmers favor 88 cent compromise from contractors, with union directors set to ratify. Dr. N C Davis from Hood & Sons notes optimism and an expected six month average of 38 cents per can, highest in 40 years.

N. C. Davis H. P. Hood & Sons Post

White Star to Be Sued by Titanic Victims’ Relatives

Relatives of three Boston men who died in the Titanic disaster plan lawsuits against the White Star Line. Fourteen suits are being filed by families of lost passengers, including the wives and children of Timothy J. McCarthy, H. H. Hilliard, and Thomas Miles of Cambridge. Dr. Leo Miles, son of Thomas Miles, weighs joining and suggests a joint plan to reduce attorney fees in English court actions.

Boston White Star Line Steamship Company London Timothy J. McCarthy H. H. Hilliard Jordan Marsh Company Thomas Miles Cambridge Leo T. Miles

Inspectors Transfer Shakeup Shifts Station Roles

Chief Inspector John R. McGarr ordered a major reshuffle of detective personnel at police headquarters. Inspector Michael H. Cronin moves to South Station, Inspector Gilbert H. Angell returns to headquarters. Inspector Levi Burr joins the bank squad on State street while Inspector John Harris retires. Inspector Angell now handles regular duties from headquarters, and Special Officer James Concannon joins with Inspector Walker Smith for the pickpocket squad. Inspector Alfred Douglass remains in night headquarters command. Inspector John Mitchell teams with Special Officer James Egan for Roxbury and Hyde Park assignments.

John R. McGarr Hade Michael H. Cronin South Station Gilbert H. Angell Levi Burr Walker Smith Burr State Street John Harris Angell James Concannon East Dedham Street Alfred Douglass John Mitchell James Egan Jamaica Plain Roxbury Hydeark

New Haven Adds Sunday Train Between Boston and New York

New Haven line adds a Sunday only fast train to supplement the Boston to New York schedule. It departs at 10 a.m. from both cities, covers the trip in five and a half hours, and stops at Providence New London and New Haven. Parlor coaches and dining cars operate in both directions.

Boston New York New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Providence New London New Haven

Delegates Enjoy Play Day at International Congress

Delegates to the Fifth International Congress of Chambers of Commerce concluded formal business and enjoyed an informal day of varied activities. Though events were scattered, the delegates found time to relax and play, making it the most pleasant day of entertainment yet.

Fifth International Congress of Chambers of Commerce

Delegates Explore Boston Harbor and Luncheon at Fore River

Boston delegates attend a harbor trip and luncheon at Fore River shipyards after visits to General Electric Lynn plant and United Shoe Beverly. Turkish delegation arrives late. BE Filene hosts a City Club dinner with Mayor Fitzgerald and other guests. Chief Mullen leads a dramatic fire drill as 8:30 p.m. exhibition closes the day.

Boston Count Mendez de Almeida Brazil Harvard Law Fore River Copley Plaza General Elecertic Company Lynn United Shoe Machinery Company Beverly Country Club Fire Department Copley Square Boylston Street Mullen Jottrand Fitzgerald John F. Fitzgerald Agnes Fitzgerald Otto Hoppe Kathe Richter Hermine Ludwig Henri Martin Samuel Piza Dr. Klein Phelix Newmann Louis Lazard John Boot

Actor William Meehan Performs After Wife's Death

William Meehan, lead in The Girl of the Orient at the National Theatre, faced his wife’s death moments before a matinee. He went on stage despite grief, completing a love duet before breaking down. He later rushed away in tears, requesting silence from friends.

William Meehan National Theatre Meehan

Concerts in Afternoon by Boston Opera Company

Director Henry Russell arrived in town praising the opera house annex and the coming season as the greatest. Sunday concerts will move to the afternoon with more classical, concert like programs and top soloists.

Henry Russell Boston Opera Company Opera House Russell Boston United States

Life sentence handed to Giuseppe Lacaruba in murder case

Giuseppe Lacaruba, convicted of second degree murder in the North End death of Paolo Cologero, was yesterday sentenced to life imprisonment by Judge Raymond.

Giuseppe Lacaruba Paolo Cologero North End Raymond

Winthrop Aviator Crashes Aeroplane at Atwood Field

Harry Waite of Winthrop attempted four flights in a Burgess Wright aeroplane at Atwood aviation field Saugus yesterday afternoon. He crashed into a fence breaking the lower planes but escaped injury.

Harry Waite Winthrop Atwood Aviation Field Saugus

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