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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1911

Page

9

Life Insurance or Death Insurance Which

A testimonial favors Eckman's Alterative claiming cure for bronchitis asthma hay fever throat and lime affections after a physician-ordered decline. The notice invites readers to ask for a booklet and contact Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia for more evidence.

Eckman Weldon Texas Colorado Fickman Arthur Webb Riker-Jaynes Houghton & Dutton Drug Dept Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia

Frenzied French shines at Shubert Theatre with tech crowd

Boston production of Frenzied French by Tech Thespians lit up the Shubert Theatre yesterday afternoon. Edwin C. Vose and Wellesley J. Seligman wrote the book. Cast included Stanley H. Hodgman and Louis De Florez with strong comic turns. An additional performance is slated for this afternoon with Malden booking on April 26.

Boston Shubert Edwin C. Vose Newtonville Wellesley J. Seligman Brookline Malden Stanley H. Hodgman Louis de Florez Edmund C. Brown John M. Hastings Donald C. Bakewell Ralph N. Doble Orville B. Denison Scott B. Putnam Clarence C. Pierce Randall Cremer Elisha N. Fales Joseph C. Fuller Davis F. Benbow

Three Reject Di Cola from Children’s Trustees Board

The Civil Service Commission yesterday added Gaspire Di Cola a prominent fruit merchant to its rejected list denying his appointment to the board of children's institutions trustees.

Civil Service Commission Gaspire di Cola Board of Children’s Institutions Trustees

Greatest World Pageant Opens in Boston Tomorrow

Today’s programme includes a noonday service at St Pauls Church led by Rev. Herbert A. Manchester. A full dress rehearsal with chorus is set for Pageant Hall at 7 30 p m and a nurses and physicians meeting for the medical section at 8 p m. In Exhibition Hall 500 lieutenants and stewards aides packed for final instructions as Harold D Cotton supervised unpacking curing and furnishings. The hours of labor produced an astounding result and marvellous general effect.

Boston St. Paul’s Church Herbert A. Manchester D. D East Boston Presbyterian Church Mechanics’ Building Exhibition Hall Harold D. Cotton

Rehearsal Day Declared Ahead of Grand Opening

The board will mark Saturday as a rehearsal day due to no rehearsals possible in the building. Extra firemen will be hired for the exposition. The announcement came through a committee led by Frederick G. Osgood Albert E. Carr and Ralph M. Flanders after a city hall conference with Fire Commissioner Daly and the mayor.

Cotton Board of Trustees Frederick G. Osgood Albert E. Carr Ralph M. Flanders City Hall Daly

Exposition Building Under Scrutiny By City Leaders

The commissioner urged urgent changes to protect expo visitors. The Mayor said managers ignored building laws once more and warned he would revoke the hall’s license if repeated. Present were Building Commissioner Everett Building Inspector Mahoney and License Clerk John M Casey.

Everett Mahoney John M. Casey

World Peace Flags Exhibit at World’s Peace Vision in Boston

Miss Bertie K. Shipley leads a large World’s Peace flags display at the World in Boston exposition. The Peace Vision features national emblems, floral symbols, and a central Christ painting with white-bordered flags signifying unity under righteous government.

Bertie K. Shipley Boston Abraham Lincoln Miss Shipley Exhibition Hall Department of Ensign Iisgiznia Eace League of New York City International Council of Women Countess of Aberdeen Lucia Knox Daughters of the Revolution Prince of Peace International Sunshine Society Massachusetts Christ Isaiah God David France Germany England United States Japan Ireland Scotland

Booker Washington to Speak at World in Boston Exposition

The opening day program in Boston features Booker T. Washington as a speaker. Taft will open the exposition by electric signal from the White House at 8 p.m. Samuel B. Capen chairs the World in Boston event with Rt. Rev. William Lawrence and other speakers.

Booker Washington Boston Mechanics Taft White House Samuel B. Capen William Lawrence D. D Episcopal Massachusetts Booker T. Washington China Africa

New Room Opened in Tremont Temple

Tremont Temple Brotherhood held a ladies night and reception in Chipman Hall to mark the opening of room No 618. Rev David M Loockrow led the program with readings by Miss Mary Stockbridge and Frank T Anderson, a solo by Ernest R McLean, and addresses by Dr Myers Rev Herbert Handel Leonard Rhodes and W W Main.

Tremont Temple Tremont Dr. Myers Herbert Handel Leonard Rhodes The Brotherhood W. W. Main Baptist Sunday School Association

Taft Opposed To Intervention In Mexico

President Taft, after meeting with Secretary Knox and a House committee, affirmed the United States must not intervene in Mexico. He warned difficulties will arise from fighting near the American line but said it takes two to make a war.

Washington Taft United States Mexico Knox House of Representatives

Mattapoisett Man A Death By His Own Action

Addison Curtis a former town official in Mattapoisett died by self inflicted throat slashing while de ranged today authorities said.

Mattapoisett Addison Curtis

Diaz Ultimatum Demands Resignation and Surrender in Mexican Crisis

Diaz faces a 24 hour deadline to resign with Madero offering to quit the provisional presidency to end the standoff. Madero calls for Juarez to be surrendered to insurrectos as a sign of good faith while threatening Friday attack if Diaz does not resign. A peace committee on theMexican side and a council on the U S side hear the ultimatum and contemplate next steps.

Diaz General Madero Madero Juarez Washington Mexico City Don Felix Martinez el Paso Don Esquibal Obriegon Don Oscar Braniff Don Silvestro Terrazas Chihuahua J. A. Samaiego Don Luis I. Samaiego Don Emiliano Enriquez

Taft Urges Patience Until Full Mexican Reply Is In

The War Department asked Colonel Shunk of the Colorado division to report on the Agua Prieta incidents. Officials expect a thorough inquiry to address charges and clarify details in the Mexican reply to the U S protest.

Washington Agua Prieta War Department Shunk Department of Colorado Douglas Ariz

Doctors Failed To Help Her In Mexico Policy Comment

The State Department noted a discrepancy between news from Washington and Mexico City regarding the Douglas incident. President plans to wait for a full copy before action. Public attention centers on diplomatic communications and timing.

State Department Henry I. Wilson Mexico City Douglas War Department White House

President urges patient support amid foreign affairs talks

The President advised patience and tolerant acceptance of the situation. Representative Sul zer of New York, chairman of the House foreign affairs committee, said he pledged hearty support after discussions among his sub-committee, Secretary Knox, and the President.

Sulzer New York House Committee On Foreign Affairs Knox

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