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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1910
Page
16
The advert promotes Estabrook and Eaton Marguerites cigars praised for selection and workmanship. Banded with the company name, available in various shapes. Prices range from 7 to 11 dollars per 100, plus a small edition Little Marguerites at 4 per 100. Sold at dealers clubs and hotels.
Budapest April 19 Theodore Roosevelt and his son Kermit left by the Orient express for Paris. They will arrive Thursday morning entering France at Avricourt after a route through the Austrian Alps and southern Germany. The colonel's Hungary visit left a strong impression among Hungarians.
Enthusiasm peaked as Colonel Roosevelt departed for and returned from the Bahbolna Arab horse breeding station. Crowds cheered in Budapest and 70 miles away, with Hungarian cries echoing the American greeting. Roosevelt praised the Arab stallions, met the stable staff, and shared a sign of friendship with Colonel El Faallallah.
Despondent Carl G. Sgorson 43, a Swedish piano polisher, shot himself in his South End room today. He was unmarried.
Edward Payson Weston arrived in Batavia at 7 15 p m after a driving cold rain and occasional snow on the Buffalo to Batavia leg. Though tired he pressed on with the scheduled programme and lit a lamp at the gland office to mark the moment.
Mayor Atchison presents a veteran in Batavia with a gold badge bearing the veteran's name and the dates of his four visits, following the memorial tree ceremony.
Melrose High 7 Lynn English 5 and 3 Dorchester 1. Reading 6 over Winchester 2. Stoneham 6 over La Salle 2. Concord 2 over Mechanic Arts 1. Quincy 4 over South Boston 3. St John’s Prep 19 Danvers 6 and Waltham 6 Cambridge English 0. Everett 3 Chelsea 1.
Brookline High School nine lost to the High School Alumni 3 runs yesterday forenoon at Cypress Street Playground. The alumni team staged a comeback surge in the middle innings to seal the victory.
Warren B. Call vice president and treasurer of Horace Partridge Company shot himself at the Essex Hotel in Boston. A revolver remained in his hand and two letters for his wife were found. Call had learned auditors were to review the books before his death, which occurred hours before discovery. He led the firm from a small shop to a leading national toy maker. He was about 59 and lived alone in Winchester. The Partridge company officers would not confirm irregularities in the books.
The first Roxbury Boys Club cross country run drew 58 entrants under 16. The two mile course started at Boston College grounds and traced Massachusetts avenue to a finish where Thomas Coughlan led but was disqualified for being South Boston, awarding first to William O Meara.
Langford will spar at Merchantsville New Jersey ahead of his April 25 Philadelphia bout with Stanley Ketchel. Partners include Al Kubiak and George Cole as Langford expresses full confidence in defeating Ketchel for the middleweight title.
Chicago April 19 Hagerman a pitcher who joined the Chicago Nationals last season was sold today to Louisville. The move comes amid a surplus of pitchers and Hagerman not showing his best form so far this season.
Holy Cross defeated Cornell 9 to 1 while Dartmouth beat Springfield 3 to 0 in the morning session. In the afternoon Springfield outpaced Dartmouth 10 to 9. Maine edged Colby 2 to 2 in a closely played matchup.
Free-Double legal stamps offered with every morning purchase at Wolf's clothier corner Hanover and Portland streets. Stamps return to a single per subsequent purchases after 12 o'clock noon.
Directions describe exits for southbound passengers at Friend street and northbound passengers at Union street, with landmarks including Hanover and Portland streets and the Washington street tunnel near My Clothier.
Alfred E. Walker, secretary to Walter G. Garrett, vice president of United States Leather Company, faces shoplifting charges. Police say his weekly $30 salary was strained by an apparent effort to maintain an automobile and household, as he lived in Wollaston with his wife and child.
The arrest follows Walker leaving a Boston store and surprises his friends who knew him as a devoted husband and active in church Sunday school work. Police link an automobile bought a year earlier to his alleged financial decline and fixation on keeping the car despite mounting expenses.
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