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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1911

Page

8

Ex-Gov. Curtis Guild Named President of Tafi

The article profiles ex-Gov. Curtis Guild, born February 2 1860, detailing his Harvard honors, journalism career, Republican activity and military service in Cuba. It notes his rise to lieutenant governor and governor of Massachusetts, his progressive reforms, and his numerous appointments including judges and city agencies.

Cuba War Department Guild John L. Bates Roosevelt West Mr. Guild Republican Club Bates William L. Douglas

Cotton Picker Demonstrated In Hotel Ballroom Show

As a climax to the all day session of the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers the Price Campbell cotton picking machine that looks like a steam roller and travels like an automobile was demonstrated last night in the ballroom of the Hotel Somerset.

National Association of Cotton Manufacturers Price-Campbell Hotel Somerset

Cotton machine demo at New York banquet draws 250 guests

Theodore Price hosts a cotton association banquet where a 10 ton cotton picker toured the room, proving it picks cotton without damaging flowers. Booker T. Washington lauded the machine’s impact on labor and education, with other speakers including John Graham Brooks and M H Thomas. Moving pictures showcased field work as the convention notes strong membership and an honorary medal for Charles T. Main. The session continues.

Theodore Price New York Cotton Association Booker T. Washington Mr. Price John Graham Brooks Moorefield Storey James MacColl Pawtucket R. I M. H. Thomas Dallas Texas E. A.calvin Houston Mr. Washington South Foss Maclaurin Tech Association Charles T. Main Boston

Governor Guild Reforming State Agencies and Laws

The text credits Governor Guild with reorganizing the State militia, police, and banking system, codifying liquor laws, and banning night work for minors and women in factories via an overtime law. It notes his stand against many in his final year, his refusal to pardon Charles L. Tucker despite 116,000 signatures, and his shift to literature after a long political career.

Litia Charles L. Tucker Signa Guild

Passenger rate hike set for Maritime routes to New England

An across the board fare increase of about 1 dollar takes effect May 1 on rail and steamship lines between the Maritime Provinces and New England. Boston St John rail fare rises to 8.59 one way and 15.50 round trip, plus steamship and Dominion Atlantic routes see $1 increases while some round trip prices hold steady. The changes follow higher operating costs and affect three rail lines and three steamship operators serving Boston, St John, Portland, Lubec and Yarmouth among others.

Maritime Provinces New England Boston Transportation Lines St. John Boston & Maine Portland Maine Central Vanceboro Canadian Pacific Eastern Steamship Company Eastport Lubec Dominion Atlantic Railway System Yarmouth N. S Truro Halifax Digby

Rare disease claims life of Princeton football alumnus

Philadelphia April 12 James M s Rhodes Jr former Princeton guard died at his Villa Nova home after a three year battle with blastomycetes a rare malignant intestinal growth. Rhodes aged %s was a Princeton graduate of 1897 and contracted the illness while in the South.

Philadelphia James Ms. Rhodes, Jr Princeton Villa Nova

Charges of Smuggling Conspiracy Involving 30 Chinese

George L. Andrews of Blue Hill Avenue and accomplices James W. Nickerson and John O. Munroe faced a filed charge of conspiracy to smuggle 30 Chinese from Mexico into the United States. Andrews pleaded guilty in U S District Court, paid $200 in costs, and posted a $300 bond. The trio’s Boston sailing venture on July 11 was thwarted off Cape Hatteras by an un seaworthy sloop Ida chartered for the operation.

Mexico United States George L. Andrews Blue Hill Avenue James W. Nickerson John O. Munroe Andrews United States District Court Boston Cape Hatteras Ida

One Ring Circus Returns to Boston Arena Night Show

Arrangements are set for an Old Time One Ring Circus at the Boston Arena on St Botolph Street near Massachusetts Avenue. The inaugural performance next Monday features a ring master and a troupe of clowns in pantomime, singing and riding acts, employing both classic and modern turns. Tickets vary by seating area with prices not specified in available text.

Boston Arena St Botolph Street Massachusetts Avenue Sawdust

Freckles vanish with new ethine double strength cure

A new drug ethine double strength promises a complete cure for freckles. One ounce applied nightly allegedly clears even severe freckles and lightens lighter spots, with money back guarantee if it fails to remove them.

Houghton & Dutton Riker-Jaynes Drug Co

Smart Gatherings Show Front Collar Fashion Rise

At fashionable gatherings this season the front collar is prominent among well dressed men. The Lion Brand introduces the easy slip over button hole eliminating fuss, and the patented lock that prevents spread. These features make the Lion Collar highly popular.

LION

Conference to Install Weighing Machines for Sugar Imports

James F. Curtis from Washington met with Collector Curtis and Surveyor McCarthy to authorize five automatic weighing machines at the port. The goal is to ensure accurate weight determinations for imported sugar.

James F. Curtis the Treasury Washington Curtis McCarthy

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