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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1912

Page

9

Beagle Day Draws Crowd at Boston Dog Show

Interest centered on beagles at Mechanics Hall as owners showcased trailers in the ring. The third day attracted a large attendance and the Eastern Dog Club impressed with high quality entertainment and strong competition.

Boston Mechanics’ Hall Eastern Dog Club

Prize Winners At Beagle Show Highlight Major Names

Sir Novel of Sir Sister Beagles owned by Chetwood Smith Worcester won Rudolph Weld Silver Cup for best beagle and top placings in limit open and field trial classes. Sport's Friar owned by Martin J. Hurst Lawrence took best novice Beagle silver cup. Bentwood Lavender Ir. claimed silver medal for opposite sex. Notable exhibitors include Mrs A V Crawford Jean Crawford Vickery Kennels Chicago with Champion Bubbling Water and Boylston Jewel 5th Boston Terrier. Mushkerry Ken Irish setter praised. Helen Talbot kennels Atlantic noted. A $100 prize drew notable attention.

Helen M Chetwood Smith Worcester Rudolph Weld National Beagle Club of America Sir Novel Friar Martin J. Hurst Lawrence Newell Bent Southboro Bentwood Lavender Ir Bent National Club A. V. Crawford Jean Crawford Vickery Chicago United States England Boylston Jewel Helen Talbot

Ely's Cream Balm Promises Quick Catarrh Relief

An advert claims Ely's Cream Balm eases catarrh and cold symptoms in minutes. It warns of dangers from lingering catarrh and urges purchasing a 50 cent bottle from a druggist for fast relief, suggesting it can even help children with colds and croup.

Ely

Bird dog show closes with high hopes for prize winner

A dog show ends today after three days of judging as owners and friends anticipate the results. The contest requires the bird dog to have been shot over at least 20 times in the United States or Canada with a certificate attested to this fact to carry the prize.

United States Canada

Boys Decline Meeting Speaker Clark on Taft Excursion

A Massachusetts school party planned meetings with President Taft and Speaker Clark but the boys disappeared from the Speaker's office. A hotel call later revealed the youths chose not to meet Clark, asserting their Republican allegiance.

Taft Speaker Clark White House

Miners Federation Recommends Resumption of Work

The executive committee of the Miners' Federation urged resumption of mining across the Kingdom. A federation conference will consider the recommendation after a vote totaling 445,000, with 244,000 opposing and 201,000 supporting termination of the strike.

London Miners’ Federation

Miners Ready to Return as Strike Debate Winds Down

Across Scotland and Wales miners move toward resuming work as the executive decision to end the strike draws tentative support. North Wales delegates order immediate resumption, Cumberland miners set to return Tuesday, while Surface workers in South Wales Yorkshire and Derbyshire seek redress. The outcome hinges on a narrow executive majority and potential national conference action.

Executive Committee Scotland North Wales Cumberland South Wales Yorkshire Derbyshire National Conference

Furniture Burned While Being Moved In Wakefield

The household effects and furniture of Leonard Withington new owner and managing editor of the Newburyport Morning Herald were burned while they were being transported from his late home on Chestnut street Wakefield to Newburyport. Only two barrels of crockery ware were saved.

Leonard Withington The Newburyport Morning Herald Chestnut Street Wakefield Newburyport

Lost World serial begins next Sunday in Sunday Post Magazine

The opening chapters of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's new serial The Lost World are strong but only set the stage for the major developments promised in the next Sunday's installment in the Sunday Post Magazine.

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Sunday Post

Health and Beauty Tablet Claims for Weight Gain

An article cites a compound of new elements in a tablet with hypophosphites that allegedly helps abnormally thin people gain 10 to 30 pounds after a three to four month course. The popular form is three grain hypo-nuclane tablets sold in sealed packages with directions for self administration.

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