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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1914
Page
5
The body of Anthony Rostad, about 45, was found in his room by the landlady yesterday afternoon. He had been ill for some time and was under a local physician's care. Medical Examiner Leary ruled death from natural causes. Rostad was married, a Norway native, with his wife and family in Norway and a daughter in the United States.
Frank C. Miller of North Canaan Connecticut was fined 50 dollars by Judge Morton in a United States District Court dispute. He admitted shipping three calves described as bob veal to New York via Ashley Falls Massachusetts on an April date in 1914.
A collision on Walnut street Newton Centre injures D. Frank Lord with a fractured leg and five people suffer injuries. Howland Lord Alvira Ward Abbie Baxter and Mrs. Weston are treated at Newton Hospital after the smash. Lord remains hospitalized while others leave for home in the afternoon.
Simple to heal skin troubles with Poslam. It stops itching and burning, claims to be antiseptic and safe. Poslam products include Poslam Soap for daily use and a free sample offer from Emergency Laboratories in New York.
Boston society women organize fund raising for the Red Cross to aid European relief efforts. Dr Laura Hughes Miss Louisa P Loring and others plan exhibitions at Mechanics Building Pure Food Show and Pride's Crossing events including a bridge tourney and bazaar. An October 16 exhibit will feature war relief tableaux with Red Cross scenes and hospital rooms. Speakers include Adjutant General Charles H Cole Surgeon General Frank H Williams Mabel Boardman and Ernest P Bicknell.
In the Sunday Post Magazine, Douglas’s widow testifies about new clues in the ongoing Sherlock Holmes mystery. The piece hints at deeper twists and unresolved questions as the archive serial continues.
Thousands of Hebrews filled synagogues and temples in Boston and surrounding towns as the observance of Yom Kippur began at sundown. Officials estimate more than 100000 attended services during the solemn Day of Atonement.
Observances began last night with Kol Nidre as devout Orthodox worshippers kept fast and prayer all 24 hours. Reform members joined in services today at Temple Israel Temple Chabei Shalom Temple Adath Jeshurun and Temple Mishkan Tefila. Large crowds filled Brunswick Hall to capacity and rabbis led morning to sunset services.
Ottawa reports the Canadian government plans to amend its boundary water fishing rules after the United States failed to approve joint regulations. The 1912 treaty created a U S Canada commission to govern food fish catches from Atlantic to Pacific. U S objections stalled action. Canada now intends to act unilaterally to safeguard its waters.
The October exhibition at Horticultural Hall runs Saturday and Sunday October 3 and 4. It highlights seasonable fruits and vegetables from New England with apples in large supply and pears peaches plums cranberries on display. Admission is free with hours Saturday 12 to 6 and Sunday 2 to 6.
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