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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1911

Page

6

Grand Trunk Seeks Crossing Rights in Providence Hearing

Officials from Grand Trunk and New Haven & Hartford railroads testified at the Rhode Island State House about adding privileges to reach a tidewater terminal here. Grand Trunk seeks to amend the Southern New England charter to cross New Haven tracks at two points. opponents urged delay for study of grade crossings.

Providence R. I Grand Trunk New York, New Haven & Hartford State House Southern New England Railread New Haven Road Southern New England Railroad Company Murdock Fitzhugh Fletcher Baker Buckland New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad

Citizens expect city to clean streets for the rich

Dr. William H. Van Allen urged at the A vent Church that legislators be Christians and the American flag fly from church steeples. He argued streets before Beacon street and Commonwealth avenue homes should be cleaned by the city, not by poorer residents, noting the rich can and should do it themselves.

Beacon Street Commonwealth Avenue William H. van Allen A@vent van Allen

Fine for Morphine in Infant Syrup Punished

George Mortimer & Co. were fined 150 dollars by Judge Dodge in federal court for violating pure food laws. The firm shipped Corderre's Infant Syrup containing morphine to the Wholesale Drug Company of Philadelphia on July 14. Assistant U S District Attorney J B Ferber led the prosecution.

George Mortimer & Co Dodge United States District Court United States J. B. Ferber

Clark to Toastmaster at Peace Banquet in Baltimore

Champ Clark Speaker of the House will be toastmaster at the National Peace Conference banquet in Baltimore May 4 The opening session May 4 will be presided over by President Taft at the conference in Baltimore.

Veteran D A McGettrick Hospitalized After Civil War Wound

Felix W. McGettrick former assistant district attorney was admitted to City Hospital after a left leg wound from a shell fragment at Spottsylvania four decades ago. An operation to remove a tibial growth followed recent pain. X rays were taken and doctors hope for full use of the limb within days.

Spottsylvania Felix W. McGettrick McGettrick Mr. McGettrick St. Albans Vermont United States Sharpshooters

Symphony Rehearsal Rescheduled This Thursday Afternoon

Public rehearsal of the Symphony Orchestra moved to this Thursday afternoon instead of tomorrow. The usual practice in town when the orchestra is in Holy remains in effect with the change announced for patrons.

Holy

Concert Program Includes Gilbert and Chadwick Works

The program lists two American novelties, a Chadwick suite, and a Gilbert overture on negro themes. Rachmaninoff Island of the Dead and the Parsifal overture also feature, with Good Friday afternoon rehearsal noted.

Mr. Chadwick Gilbert Rachmaninoff

Cecilia Society Artophone Concert at Symphony Hall

Attention is called to the Cecilia Society and Boston Symphony concert at Symphony Hall tomorrow night. Bach's Passion music will be performed and the concert will begin promptly at 7 80 o'clock due to the work’s length.

Cecilia Society Boston Symphony Symphony Hall

Army Officer Shot in Store in San Francisco

Captain Frank A. Cook, subsistence officer in the regular army, is severely wounded after a confrontation with night watchman John J. Hayes in a San Francisco store. Cook arrived from Manila with his family and was injured when Hayes fired two shots, one through his left lung. The officer is expected to recover.

San Francisco John J. Hayes Frank A. Cook Commissary Department Regular Army Central Emergency Cook Manila Hayes

Divorce decree sparks kiss for lawyer in New York

In New York on April 12 Clara I. Jaynes of Buffalo was granted an interlocutory divorce from Arlin C. Jaynes after an undefended trial. Overjoyed, Clara kissed her lawyer after the decree was issued.

New York Clara I. Jaynes Arlin Cc. Jaynes Buffalo Jaynes

Traffic Disrupted by Harem Skirt Makes Premiere

Providence April 12 The harem skirt made its debut on city streets today causing downtown traffic disruption for about three-quarters of an hour as crowds gathered. A taxi stood nearby to guard the wearer while occasional hoots from youths broke the quiet.

Providence

Lillian Grenville Plans Automobile Tour of Spain

New York April 12 Miss Lillian Grenville after finishing her Metropolitan Opera season in Eunice Quo Vadis sails for Paris aboard the Kronprinz Wilhelm. She will rest in Paris then drive through Spain with a stop at Biarritz before resuming singing in St. Petersburg for two months and returning midwinter.

New York St. Petersburg Monte Carlo Lillian Grenville Eunice Metropolitan Opera House Paris Kronprinz Wilhelm Lloyd Line Biarritz United States

Mayor Reappoints Six Municipal Board Members

Mayor Fitzgerald notified the Civil Service Commission of reappointing six officials to municipal boards. Reappointments include Frederick E. Atteaux cemetery trustee. Arthur Berenson infirmary trustee. Nathaniel W. Emerson infirmary trustee. P. Robert Greene overseer of the poor. Miles Martin overseer of the poor. James T. Wetherald sinking funds commissioner.

Fitzgerald Civil Service Commission Frederick E. Atteaux Nottingham Arthur Berenson Beacon Street Nathaniel W. Emerson Newbury Street P. Robert Greene Hanover Street Miles Martin Westminster James T. Wetherald Fenway

Woman Kills Rich Trader in Kentucky Shooting

In Somerset Kentucky on April 12 Mrs Maggie Lewis shot and killed Dal ton Meadows a wealthy merchant and timber dealer near Greenwood. She surrendered claiming she was compelled to shoot because he insulted her. Meadows leaves a widow and several children.

Somerset Maggie Lewis Dalton Meadows Greenwood Meadows

Do Soap Shampoos Make Women Bald

Mae Martyn argues soap shampoos harm hair causing brittleness and dandruff. Dermatologists note short dull hair from strong alkali. She promotes a cheap canthrax based shampoo that cleanses, rinses, and dries quickly, preventing scalp problems.

Mae Martyn Seattle Star

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