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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1910

Page

2

Taft Sees Homes of Ancestors in Massachusetts Tour

President Taft toured ancestral sites in Mendon Uxbridge and Beverly after visiting Governor Draper. He met Taft relatives inspected a cotton mill and Founders Park tablet, and chatted with Miss Sarah Taft at her home on the old Boston New York highway. He named a newborn Taft at the Founders Park gathering.

Beverly Taft Evans Cottage Hopedale Nelson Wilmarth Aldrich Rhode Island Charles Dyer Norton Governor Draper Massachusetts Draper Mendon Uxbridge Marcus M. Aldrich George Aldrich Aldrich Founders Park Robert Robert Taft England Blackstone Mendon Park Old Burying Ground Old White Sarah Taft the Commonwealth Miss Taft Boston New York George Washington Charles D. Norton A. W. Butt Mr. Taft Somerset Marblehead

Beverly Optimistic On Taft Roosevelt Rift Talks

Beverly reports no official reply to Oyster Bay break stories between President Taft and Colonel Roosevelt. Locals believe Roosevelt’s stance may be due to a misunderstanding and expect clarifications soon as Griscom Loeb and Longworth plan visits.

Beverly Oyster Bay Taft Roosevelt Norton Lloyd C. Griscom New York Republican Committee William Loeb, Jr Nicholas Longworth Longworth

Roosevelt Lays Cornerstone in Garden City Visit

Theodore Roosevelt stopped en route from New York to Oyster Bay to lay the cornerstone of a building by a publishing firm in Garden City. He spread mortar after welcoming the masons and was introduced as an honorary union member. He urged population growth for civic life and noted business concentration. Several hundred spectators attended the event.

Garden City L.il Theodore Roosevelt New York Oyster Bay Union Roosevelt

Fighting Ninth to Do Real War Duty at Pine Plains

The Ninth Regiment departs for Pine Plains New York for eight days of active war duty training. Wagons tents and field gear accompany three troop train sections with officers led by Colonel John J. Sullivan and Major George F. K. Murray. The unit drills on defense builds bridges redoubts and pits and prepares for field operations amid a full equipment transport and staged maneuvers.

Pine Plains N. Y Ninth John J. Sullivan George F. K. Murray Patrick F. Butler A. L. Phelps D. J. Murphy James Lee G. H. Nee William L. Ford Ford W. J. Casey John H. Dunn W. R. Murphy J. P. Kane F. L. Bogan George F. Keenan Henry D. Crowley James B. Connolly Connolly Natick Worcester East Armory Armory South Station West Newtons Shawmut Avenue Tremont Street Boylston Washington Lowell and Lawrence M. Vv. M

Deadly falls from staging as city workers injured

A staging collapse on Myrtle street killed Abraham Brodsky and injured several others including Israel Schecker and Israel Katz who clung to beams. Additional falls occurred at Lewis wharf and other sites with multiple workers hurt or shaken.

Abraham Brodsky Anderson Street West End Myrtle Street John Palamo Everett Street Boston Katz Schecker Brodsky Israel Schecker Ashland Street Israel Katz Gadeley Street Lewis Wharf Carl Turnberg Quincy Street Henry James Main Street Medford John McKeon Murray Street Wakefield Turnberg James Ezekiel Hill Grampian Way Hill Manuel Silva Marion Street John Gillis Ballard Street Paris Street East Boston

Wolf's Red Tag Sale At August Clearout

Wolf's Clothier at Hanover and Portland runs a biannual Red Tag Sale each February and August to clear odds and ends before a new season. The current August sale features items tagged with reduced prices while keeping original white price tickets.

Wolf’s My Clothier Hanover Portland

Bourassa Declares Annexation as Canada Option

Antigonish Aug. 19 Henri Bourassa Nationalist leader of Quebec told the Summer School of Science at St Francis Xavier College that Canada is not a nation and cannot treaty nor extradite freely under Britain. He listed four destinies for Canada and argued annexation with the United States as likeliest due to trade, railway, and cultural links.

Antigonish United States Canada Henri Bourassa M. P Quebec University of St. Francis Xavier College Switzerland Great Britain Bourassa

Taft Children Attend Essex County Club Dance

Miss Helen Taft and Robert Taft, children of the President, were guests at a dinner dance in Manchester by the Sea. They attended with 16 others as personal guests of Mrs Mabel Boardman, with embassadors and Washington notables among the attendees.

Manchester-By-The-Sea Helen Taft Robert Taft Essex County Club Mabel Boardman North Shore Washington

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