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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1909

Page

3

Gaston in Place for Vahey Support in Massachusetts Race

The article notes Massachusetts Democrats aim to back a strong conservative candidate to challenge Governor Draper. It highlights Colonel William A Gaston as loyal to Democratic principles and discusses tariff issues, Senator Lodge and Crane, and Vahey’s possible nomination.

Massachusetts Draper William A. Gaston Purple Guston Vahey Republican Congress Lodge Crane Gaston Witzgerald Fitzgerald Hopedale

Wood Finishing Information Retail Store Ad

Our new Retail Store at 48 Corn hill offers a Bureau of Information on painting and wood finishing for architects builders painters and owners. Panels show finishing effects durability tests color ideas for interior and exterior work. From 30 years of specialization we provide a colored book on Modern Wood Finishing. Visit between Adams and Scollay Square stations.

Cornhill Adams and Scollay Square

Suffragettes Tea Draws Signatures for Petition to Congress

The Massachusetts Suffrage Association held a Petition Tea at 585 Boylston St to collect signatures for a monster petition to amend the Constitution. The Boston effort aims for 150000 of the one million names sought, with petitions posted and replaced as names arrive. Speakers included Mrs Perkins Gilman, Mrs Fitzgerald, and others. Miss Moses led the registration.

Congress Massachusetts The Suffrage Association Boylston Street Boston Moses West Newton Charlotte Perkins Gilman Richard Fitzgerald Mary Hutchinson Page Helen Macomber John T. Crowley

Friction Triggers Resignations in Circuit Court Clerk Office

Mrs Lillian Tucker and her sister Edith G Collins handed in resignations to Clerk Alexander H Trowbridge in the United States Circuit Court office. The dismissals followed a disagreement over a minor issue to be presented to the circuit court judges for decision. Neither party discussed the matter publicly while awaiting the judges ruling.

United States Circuit Court Lillian (. Tucker Edith G. Collins Alexander HI. Trowbridge Circuit Court Tucker Trowbridge

Mrs Rockefeller Convalesces After Pneumonia Attack

In Mot Springs Virginia on April 26 Mrs John D Rockefeller had been confined to her room for ten days with a severe pneumonia. She is reported convalescent and her husband’s golfing last week is seen as evidence of her recovery.

Mot Springs John D. Rockefeller Rockefeller

Girl Near Death from Boarding House Shooting

Miss Ethel Stean a 16 year old Harmony resident was shot in a boarding house parlor. Griff Jones accused shooter was arrested and sent to Dover jail as she was transported by train to Bangor for treatment at Eastern Maine General Hospital. Doctor says she has one chance in a thousand to live.

Monson Ethel Stean Harmony Griff Jones Bangor Eastern Maine General Hospital Jones Dover

Local Party Clash Over Graves Ward 1 Chair Nomination

Councilman Frank Goodwin disclosed a bid to reinstate Edward G. Graves on the Ward 1 committee in exchange for GOP backing Goodwin in the alderman race against Edward V. R. Bagley. Secretary Hormel denied any authorized deal and labeled the claim a lie.

Edward G. Graves Republican City Committee Frank Goodwin Ward 1 Graves Goodwin Edward V. R. Bagley Hormel

Eight Hour Bill Passes Legislature Amid Labor Push

Organized labor backed the eight hour bill and pushed it through on a voice vote before adjournment. Fay of Ward 18 defended the measure while Dorman of Lynn urged doubling overtime pay. The session drew large labor support as the bill advances to a new day of debate. The osteopaths also won a third reading on a bill to require certification by the State Medical Board with limits on drug administration and surgery for current practitioners.

Fay Ward 18 Dorman Lynn Newton

Debussy Concert in Chickering Hall Stuns Audience

George Copeland pianist and Mrs Graves soprano presented a Debussy program in Chickering Hall. The critic praised Graves for intimate, atmospheric delivery and Copeland for singular, color rich execution though noting occasional limits in technique. Both artists drew deep audience enthusiasm at concert end.

George Copeland W. H. Graves Debussy Chickering Hall Mgr. Copeland Sleeping Beauty Mr. Copeland Claude Debussy

First Lady to Drive Own Car at White House

Washington April 26 The capital will soon see the first lady of the land driving her own automobile through the streets. A new electrical runabout has been delivered at the White House and will be Mrs Yatt s own property with her as chauffeur. Mrs Taft too enjoys motoring and wishes to drive her own car.

Washington White House

Vox-Buonamici School Concert At Steinert Hall

Pupils from the Vox-Buonamici School of Piano-forte played Steinert Hall yester day evening offering works by Schubert Rheinberger Debussy and Grieg Brahms Rachmaninoff Mendelssohn and Schumann The hall was packed and audience interest remained high praising the pupils progress and individuality.

Vox-Buonamici Piano-forte Steinert Hall G. Debussy Katherine Norton Chopin Mary S. Swain Ruth Wilson Rachmaninoff Brahms

Skirt Slasher Arrested in Philadelphia

Philadelphia police arrest H. F. Martin a 29 year old bank clerk accused of being Jack the Skirt Slasher. He was seized as he attempted to tear the skirt of a school girl on a city street car.

Philadelphia Jack H. F. Martin

Immigration Station Sought for East Boston Docks

Washington favors Governor's Island for the Boston immigration station but Boston & Albany officials building new docks in East Boston plan to press for locating the station there near the new docks to serve immigrant ships.

Governor's Island Washington Boston Boston & Albany Road

Cooney Again Heads Watertown Police

Watertown officials reappoint Daniel W. H. Cooney as chief of police after a late-night selectmen’s session lasting into the early hours.

Cooney Watertown Daniel WH. Cooney Selectmen

Boston Pols Dodge Question On Fitzgerald Nomination

A Boston Post survey of city leaders shows none favor a renomination for ex Mayor John F Fitzgerald. Figures include John R Murphy Bernard Rothwell Joseph I ONeil William McClellan James Storrow and others who defer comment amid political cooldown and field speculation.

John F. Fitzgerald Post Fitzgerald Tron John R. Murphy Charlestown Bernard J. Rothwell Chamber of Commerce Joseph J. Corbett John H. Lee Brighton Joseph I. O'Neil Roxbury Harry Nawn Ward 21 Tam William TF. McClellan East Boston James J. Storrow Back Bay Myr. Drysdale James A. Gallivan Flo John A. Kelcher Joseph A. Conry

Woman 60 Ends Life With Rifle in Orleans Vermont

Mrs. Wallace Spencer aged 60 shot herself in Orleans Vermont this afternoon, saying she had suffered a shock a year earlier. The death was reported as self inflicted by rifle bullet through her heart.

Orleans Wallace Spencer Spencer

Navy captain reassigned from local yard to Charlestown

Portsmouth report says Captain Charles S. Hatch was detached from the naval prison at the local yard and ordered to command the Charlestown yard prison, succeeding Captain Charles J. Carpenter who was relieved on Saturday.

Portsmouth Charles S. Hatch Charlestown Charles J. Carpenter

Painful treatment of sciatica and Pink Pills claim

An advertisement promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for sciatica highlighting Mr George H Owen of South Framingham Massachusetts as a testimonial. It cites severe prior pain weight loss and bed confinement and claims the pills rebuilt his blood and health. The remedy is offered at 50 cents a box with six for $2.50 via the Williams Medicine Company.

Williams George H. Owen Lincoln Street South Fraimingham Mass

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