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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1912
Page
3
The Post features two special Easter pages this Sunday. One displays a four color image of the angel appearing to the Marys at Christ's tomb. The other, titled The Passover of the Samaritans, also uses four color illustrations.
Massachusetts suit seeks 100000 against widow Georgianna Van Choate as administratrix of Sylvanus Van Choate who promised a 50000 bequest and 156 weeks board at 15 dollars weekly. Nurse claimant La J Galletly alleges services after care of Van Choate before his death in 1910.
Ex-Congressman John A. Keliher and Mayor John I. Fitzgerald contest delegates at large in the Massachusetts Democratic presidential primary. Boston action will shape whether Keliher or Vahey gains, with Williams targeted for defeat if he runs as delegate at large. Williams has withdrawn from the regular slate, citing discontent with machine influence.
Taft League of Massachusetts chairman Edgar R. Champlin reports over 12 thousand Republican signatures for Taft papers and 10 thousand for Taft delegates, with more than 95 percent of approached voters signing. He predicts Taft will win every delegate if the normal GOP vote is cast.
William J. Bryan declares in a public letter he is not a candidate for president and will not allow his name to appear on the California primary ballot. He says he is not a candidate and does not want that position before the country.
Jefferson City Mo April 8 The eighth district Republican convention chose F A White Morgan county and G A Brownfield Cooper county as delegates to the national convention and instructed them for Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt had 64 of 78 delegates but party leaders had agreed to divide the delegation Delegates ignored the agreement and elected Roosevelt supporters
A fragment from Tit-Bits presents a rallying clash with workers shouting “You must work” and calls to eject a speaker, capturing a vivid labor protest moment in a compact snippet.
An advertisement promoting a rheumatism remedy called Eimer AMEND'S N 2851. It claims specialized recommendation by those who have tried it and lists U Metcalf Co in Boston as a distributor at 535 Boylston Street.
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