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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1910
Page
8
Franklin W. Hobbs was chosen president of the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers at a Talbot Hall session yesterday afternoon. New officers include vice presidents and other officials elected at the meeting.
The narrator describes a seven year right leg affliction starting as a small abrasion that spread into a painful scales and sores, disturbing sleep and weight. After trying many doctors with no relief, he used Cuticura Resolvent with Cuticura Soap and Ointment and reports complete disappearance for six months. He thanks Cuticura and cites Philadelphia resident W H A White.
A businesslike crowd of stockholders gathered at the Boston Opera House at 10 30 am to approve seat allotments for the 1910 11 season with seats priced 5 4 and 3 dollars. Ralph Flanders announced a cablegram from Henry Russell promising appearances by Tetrazzini Mary Garden Dalmores Renaud and other Manhattan stars in Boston next season.
Members of the allotment committee led by W. R. MacDonald set prices for seats from floor at $5 to balcony at $3. Subscribers drew numbers, with Ossian Mills from the New England Conservatory drawing envelopes. The Tuesday allotment showed crowding for Monday night, as many bought two seats on different days with Friday chart slowest to fill.
The Massachusetts dispute over milk supply prompts Attorney General action to prevent unlawful combinations. Boston’s health impact and producer suspicions frame the debate as farmers claim contracts can't cover shortages while independent dealers pledge to meet demand despite boycotts.
Louis Cohen of Barton Street assaulted Morris Rudman of Poplar Street in a barber shop amid a garment workers strike dispute. Judge Ely of the Municipal Criminal Court sentenced Cohen to three months in the House of Correction and set $800 bonds for a Superior Court appeal. Rudman testified Cohen struck him twice, causing a black eye, while Cohen denied the charge.
Hundreds of Mayo residents gathered in Paine Halis for the Mayo Ladies Auxiliary fourth ball. The event opened with a reception and patriotic music, then the grand march led by Miss Agnes Waldron and John Roche, with about 75 couples on the floor and officials from the central Irish County Clubs in attendance.
Mrs. Kate Gannett Wells, 21 years on the Massachusetts State Board of Education and a noted writer on social and educational topics, was honored with a reception by the faculty of the Massachusetts Normal Art School. Speeches praised her faithful service to Framingham Normal School and the Normal Art School in Boston.
A joke by John Wiggins nearly sparked a riot as 400 strikers and supporters chased the courier and his sister along Hampshire street. Officers patrolled the area until 6:30 PM with no disorder. Elizabeth Evans and Sarah Conboy led picket efforts near Vernon Trement streets as Hunt, the company treasurer, arrived with three women.
The Young Men's Club of Gilchrist Company held its first public debate last evening on the assertion that woman suffrage is desirable. Speakers from both sides presented 10 minute main talks and five minute rebuttals, with C. C. Ferris, president, awarding the verdict to the affirmative side.
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