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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1910

Page

9

Asquith Budget Passed In Commons Amid Debate

The Asquith motion won 345 to 252 with Nationalists and Laborites backing the premier. The budget fight opened in the House of Commons as Lloyd George faced O Briens accusations over concessions and a controversial letter. Redmanites pledge support and seek US pressure to keep Queenstown as a Cunard mail port.

London Asquith House of Commons William O’brien David Lloyd-George O’brien Cork Mr. Lloyd-George Mr. O'Brien Liloyd-George O'Brien Redmanites United States Queenstown Cunard Steamship Company

Springfield Street Railway Union Rejects Compromise

Springfield leaders vote 485 to 44 to reject a compromise offered by the street railway company and threaten a strike if a final conference refuses the men's demands.

Springfield Springfield Street Railway Men’s Union

Man Loses Eye in Charlestown Quarrel at Landlady’s Home

Alexander McLaughlin 40 suffered a knocked out left eye after a row with landlady Helen Duffy at 379 Bunker Hill street Charlestown last night. Both were arrested with McLaughlin sent to the Eye and Ear Infirmary. Duffy held on drunkenness charge. Both women eyes show discoloration.

Alexander McLaughlin Helen Duffy Bunker Hill Street Charlestown McLaughlin Eye and Ear Duffy

Catarrh Sufferer Credits Hyomei After Long Battle

A. R. Chase of 11 Bridge Street Nashua New Hampshire describes a six year use of Hyomei starting when his catarrh began to worsen after two decades of illness. He says prior doctors offered little lasting help and his condition troubled his family with persistent coughing and spitting.

A. R. Chase Bridge Street Nashua N. H

Hyomei Proclaims Cure for Catarrh in Testimony

A testimonial touts Hyomei as a complete cure for catarrh urging readers to inhale the medicine using a small rubber inhaler. The ad promises a money back guarantee and lists the package price at one dollar with an extra bottle offered for fifty cents.

Booth’s Hyomei Co Buffalo N. Y

Ex-Sen Shaw Divorce Case Nearing Settlement in Salem

Former Senator Shaw and Mrs. Shaw face a potential divorce ruling when court convenes in Salem next Wednesday. Mrs. Shaw seeks an amended libel and a postponement as public interest swells. witnesses and reporters fill the courthouse amid rain and glare of cameras.

Senator Shaw Mr. Shaw Salem Shaw Shaws

Labor Leader Gardner A Veteran Boston Plumber

Daniel K. Gardner president of Boston Plumbers Union No. 12 is a long time veteran in the trade. He joined the journeymen plumbers in 1884 when Knights of Labor influence was strong and has held posts including president. The union traces to 1848 with eight hour day gains in 1868 and later shifts in pay and hours. Gardner, 55, born in East Boston, has traveled widely for work and lives in South Boston. Local 12 presidency spans two years. he attended the Indianapolis convention in 1908 and the next meeting was to be in St. Paul in September.

Daniel K. Gardner Boston Plumbers’ Union No. 12 journeymen = plumbers Knights of Labor Knights Boston Plumbers’ Union United Association of Journeymen Plumbers United States Canada Gardner Plumbers of Boston Mr. Gardner Indianapolis St. Paul

Miss Adelaide Hibbard to Wed Henry W Fogarty Today

Miss Adelaide Frances Hibbard, eldest daughter of ex Mayor George A Hibbard, will wed Henry W Fogarty at 9 this morning in St Pauls Rectory Roxbury. Maid of honor is Miss Mary Hersey. best man Augusta Andrews Jr. A private ceremony follows a noon luncheon at 88 Beaumont Dorchester. The couple will tour the Western and Southern states for two weeks before Fogarty returns to work at the City Collector office. If Civil Service approves Mayor Fitzgeralds appointment, Fogartys father in law may become supervisor at City Hall.

Adelaide Frances Hibbard George A. Hibbard Henry W. Fogarty Boston St. Paul’s Church Woodward Park Street Roxbury Father Alchin Mary Hersey Mattapan Augusta Andrews, Jr Beaumont Street Dorchester Fogarty Civil Service Commissioners Fitzgerald Hibbard

Court Takes 400000 From Capt Carter

Washington April 8 The Supreme Court of the United States dismissed former Captain Oberlin M Carter from the army and ordered his confinement in the penitentiary for alleged fraud on the Savannah harbor improvement project. His 400000 fortune was swept away as part of the decree.

Washington Savannah Oberlin M. Carter Supreme Court of the United States

Bryan Sees Bright Democratic Prospects in Elections

Colonel William J. Bryan arrived in New York after a tour of South America where he studied economic and sociological conditions. He said Democratic chances in the coming congressional elections look unusually bright and commented on Cook Peary debates and U S capital opportunities. He noted South America could host 25 to 60 million immigrants in 50 years and urged caution for poor Americans seeking work abroad.

New York William J. Bryan South America Democratic Party Dr. Cook Texas North Pole Peary Cook Pole

Militia Endurance Test Spurs City March to Lowell

A large turnout along the Boston to Lowell highway watches 21 squads from city militias perform a forced march with full gear. Start at 9 AM from the State House, judged by 21 officers and surgeons, with strict rules on food and assistance. Teams from multiple cities include Boston Chelsea Everett Fall River Salem Somerville Lowell and Cambridge.

Boston Lowell Chelsea Everett Fall River Salem Somerville Cambridge State House Lexington Bowdoin Street Arlington Centre Burlington Billerica North Billerica Davis Square Thorndike Street Chelmsford Street Westford Street Lowell Armory Co. J 6Th Infantry Naval Signal Corps Charlestown Lowell; Co. M, 9Th Infantry So. E 8Th Infantry Co. C 9Th Infantry

Four Years For Highwaymen Leone and Casciot Sentenced

Giuseppe Leone and Michael Casciot o l o were convicted of highway robbery and given four to six years each in Charlestown State Prison by Judge Wait. They robbed three men in the North End, leaving them unconscious and robbed of valuables. Leone was arrested a week after Casciot and identified by Officer Tom O'Donnell at Hanover Street station.

Giuseppe Leone Michael Casciottolo Wait Superior Criminal Court Charlestown North End Leone Hanover Street Tom O'Donnell

Frosting Hits Iowa Crops Estimated at 10 Million Loss

Des Moines Iowa April 18 Secretary Greene of the Iowa State Horticultural Department estimated that the loss to Iowa fruit and vegetable crops from the freezing weather will be between 5 million and 10 million dollars. Snow is falling today in many parts of Iowa.

Des Moines Iowa Greene Iowa State Horticultural Department

Bankrupt Miss Marian Treworgy in District Court

Former State Street businesswoman Miss Marian Treworgy was adjudicated bankrupt by Judge Dodger in the U.S. District Court. She is believed to be in Sum erica with her sweetheart, Walterchant, who is described as a fugitive.

Miss Marian Treworgy State Street Dodger United States District Court Sumerica Walterchant

Whose Child Is This Five Dollar Gold Piece Winners

A Boston Post contest names children pictured by the newspaper camera and invites them or their guardians to claim a $5 gold piece at the City Editor’s office. Winners include Theresa Thompson 7 Chelsea and Helen Ingalls 11 Winthrop, among others. many photographs were identified and rewarded.

Post Charter Street The Greater Boston Washington Street Sunday Post Daily Post

Boston Girls Named by Parochial Schools Grades List

The note lists girls from Boston area families with ages from 8 to 12, each linked to a street address and a parochial or public school and a teacher. It names Irene McDonald, Florence Lloyd, Grace McDonough, Eelen Bauer, Mary Koelsch, Winifred Crockford, Esther Kullman, Anna Coran, Evelyn Tinney, and others with their respective schools and grade levels. The passage also references an original in yesterday's Post by Peter Nee of 202 K street South Boston.

Boston Chapman Miss Strong Irene Michael McDonald Bowdoin Dorchester Paroet Irvina Florence Alfred Lloyd Paris Street Iett Devon Miss True Grace George McDonough Baldwin Street Charlestown Parochi School Callasta Eelen Carl F. Bauer Wensley St Roxbury Jefferson School Miss Toole Mary Fred Koelsch Dixfield Street South Boston Antonia Winifred A. J. Crockford Fairmount Street Maiden Belmont School Miss Lowe Eliza McQuaid Centre Street Newton Bigelow School Miss Gibbs Esther Carl A. Kullman Pine Street Cambridge Roberta Miss Brigham Patrick Carney Shannon Street Brighton Mary Ambrose Anna Michael Coran Madison Street Hyde Park Grew Farnsworth Evelyn James Tinney Water Street West Quincy John Hancock School Capeless Peter Nee K Street Ilowa

Woman Rescued After Jump From North End Park Pier

Mrs Terresina de Lucca aged 28 of 43 Tileston street leaped from the North End Park pier into the water at 7 30 yesterday morning in an attempted suicide. William Ahearn and Joseph Viola, students on the Ranger training ship moored nearby, rescued her.

Terresina de Lucca Tileston Street North End Park William Ahearn Joseph Viola Ranger

Kazarian arraigned in Watertown on assault to murder charge

Kazarian was arraigned in Watertown court on a charge of assault with intent to murder John W. Bradley foreman at Hood Rubber Works. He pleaded not guilty and was held in bond of 4000 dollars.

Watertown John W. Bradley Hood Rubber Works

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