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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1910
Page
9
Famed runner Cameron credits trainer Tom Trenholm for forceful prep amid poor condition. He details pacing from Nova Scotia roots, the Nova Scotia trainer, and the route past Coolidge Corner as he finally crosses the tape to claim the world's biggest marathon.
An advertisement for a Style 612 corset notes a low bust, long skirt, and ao front clasp with lace trim, suitable for 18 to 30 bust sizes, priced at $1.00. It touts comfort and figure improvement and promotes Kabo Form Reducing Corsets and Maternity Supporters with liberal guarantees from the Kabo Corset Co. Chicago, with Boston and New England offices listed.
The athlete from Advocate Nova Scotia now based in Amherst describes his training height and cites recent wins including a five mile championship. He holds Maritime indoor and outdoor five and ten mile records and recently competed in a Cathedral A C workout in the United States.
A dealer's notebook in the next Sunday's Post presents Max Pemberton's fascinating mysterious tales of famous jewels and curious incidents surrounding them.
In an executive session of the National American Woman Suffrage Association two officers quit. Mrs Rachael Foster Avery the first vice president and Mrs Harriet Taylor Upton the treasurer resigned their offices though agreeing to serve one more month. They cited opposition to Rev Anna Howard Shaw's policies.
Miss Shaw backs prominent society women joining the suffrage effort while two insurgents oppose the policy. They fear the movement may suffer in the long run if wealth and social status are heavily identified with it.
The Orchestral Club under Mrs. Robert J. Hall presented its second concert of the season with Georges Longy conducting. Most works were new to America, except Lalos Rhapsodie. Highlights include a saxophone solo by Mrs. Hall in Moreaus Effet de Nuit which drew warmth from the audience.
Mrs. Ellen A. Kennedy, 23, of 14 Road Street Dorchester, mother of two, drank a small glassful of poison late yesterday afternoon. She is hospitalized in a dying condition. pain caused splashes on her face, leaving severe burns. Neighbors say the act followed a family quarrel.
Fire log entries list incidents across multiple neighborhoods including Sterling Gns Roxbury Irene Singleton loss 25 Washington street Frothingham Heffer nan Co no loss Dorchester Savin Hill Yacht Club loss flight South Boston Charles Geer toss slight Roxbury Linscott Motor Company toss 8200 Intervale Roxbury Israel Hersom toss 200 South Boston E Goldstein loss 10 Electric pole Huntington Avenue Francis Street loss slight.
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