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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1911
Page
8
An advertisement letter to Associated Advertising Clubs extols the Monotype as the key to successful campaigns. It argues Monotype offers unparalleled versatility to dress ads with distinctive, attractive typography, enhancing reader interest and linking a business personality to the printed message.
The Japanese admiral Heihachiro Togo arrived in New York aboard the Lusitania at 11:25 PM, welcomed by U S officials and naval officers. He will tour Charlestown navy yard and Fore River Ship Building plant in Boston during his visit.
The passage describes Admiral Togo’s May 27 1905 maneuver during the Russo Japanese War. His left turn exposed ships to fire yet blocked the Russian fleet from Vladivostok, enabling later destruction. The move is hailed as his boldest achievement and key strategic ingenuity.
Admiral Heihachiro Togo born December 1847 in Kagoshima became a sailor at 16. He served on the Kasuga at 21 and fought in 1868. After seven years study in England he led Japanese forces in 1894 at Yalu and Wei-Hai-Wei, opened the 1904 war by sinking Russian cruisers at Chemulpo, then destroyed the Russian fleet at Port Arthur and in the Sea of Japan.
Major W. A. Phipps, a Pittsburg multi millionaire and former partner of Andrew Carnegie, died in Los Angeles yesterday at age 57. He had lived in a hotel in the city for several years and is survived by a widow and a brother.
No. 63 recounts the A. A. Martin cigar business at 7 Lewis Street, its 1860 founding by Antonio Anselmo Martin, wartime growth with branch shops, a major fire at 15 India Street, and the succession to his son Antonio E who runs the firm with family ties to the Church and local fraternal groups.
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