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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1912

Page

11

Honor 10 Company G of 9th Regiment Receives Special Mention

Company G of the Ninth Regi ment M V M Captain Thomas F Foley and Regimental head Colonel Edward L Logan are to receive special mention for guiding the Red Army movements during the Connecticut maneuvre campaign. General Frederick A Smith U S A commander of the Red Army will present the recognition in his maneuvers report.

Thomas F. Foley Edward L. Logan Connecticut Frederick A. Smith Red Army Massachusetts C. S. Farnsworth Gardner W. Pearson Massachusetts Militia Smith Logan S. Farnsworth Sixteenth U.S. Infantry Red Division Worcester Ninth Regiment Berkshire Company G Foley

Massachusetts Red Army honors for Worcester unit in Connecticut maneuvers

Major Farnsworth requests a roster of M V M officers after Col Logan and Company G held an outpost and aided General Smith in a night advance. The piece also lists multiple withdrawals from local Democratic and Republican races, and notes a Gridiron Club style dinner with symbolic props referencing politics and Porto Rico.

Woman Charged With Stealing Men's Clothing At Lodging House

Mary Bradley aged 25 resided at 26 Hancock street and admitted with two accomplices she entered male lodgers rooms at night and stole coats vests and trousers. They packed the items into suitcases and fled via a fire escape dropping 15 feet before being captured later by officers. Her Municipal Court case was carried to next Tuesday.

Mary Bradley Hancock Street Joy Street

Port Essays Under The Ban In Boston

Mayor Fitzgeralds prize plan to reward essays on developing Boston interests requires legislative authorization or private funding. Port Directors would not proceed without such backing as stated by Chairman Bancroft yesterday.

Fitzgerald Boston Bancroft

Public milk market urged by city leaders

Mayor Fitzgerald directs investigations to establish a public milk market to break up the milk trust and boost Bay State farmers. Health Board to coordinate with independent contractors and Massachusetts dairymen to supply milk to a proposed municipal market for auction to the highest bidder.

Fitzgerald Milk Trust Bay State The Health Board Massachusetts bin Board of Health

Thirty two candidates withdraw from state primaries

Thirty two candidates who had filed papers for various offices withdrew their papers before the withdrawal deadline. Eleven exited Republican contests and twenty one left Democratic races.

John J. Hoar Ward Francis Horgan William McMorrow House of Representatives Ward 9 Alfred Tewksbury Winthrop Tewksbury

John F. Cumming Illegally Incited By Sudden Fit In West Roxbury

John F. Cumming of Halifax Nova Scotia suffered a sudden mental breakdown at the home of Mr and Mrs J Seaver at 380 Park Street West Roxbury last night. He fled the house in his night robe despite efforts to restrain him.

John F. Cumming Halifax N. S

Madman in Night Robe Frightens Boston Suburbs

Hours long search across West Roxbury and Roslindale ends with Cumming captured at Washington and Ashland streets. The 23 year old visitor from Boston suddenly became violent and delirious last evening, left his bed, attracted alarms, and was sent to Fenwood Road Psychiatric Hospital for observation.

West Roxbury Roslindale O'Neil Station 17 Cumming Washington Ashland Strees Boston W. T. Holland Psychopathic Hospital Fenwood Road Roxbury

Dough bag for Wilson but no coin

Governor Woodrow Wilson saw a bag labeled two million dollar contribution from the Standard Oil Company at a Sand filled dinner in Sea Girt New Jersey. The gag bag was part of a dinner honoring cousin James Woodrow who will depart for the University of South Carolina as a mathematics instructor.

Wilson Sea Girt N. J Woodrow Wilson Standard Oil Company James Woodrow University of South Carolina

Taft Plans Autumn Trip to Beverly and New England

President Taft will leave Washington for Beverly within an hour after Congress adjourns and return to Washington briefly in September for a few speeches. He will attend events in Columbus for the state capital centennial and Altoona for Civil War governors gathering, then remain in Beverly through October before a Virginia Hot Springs trip.

Washington Taft Beverly Congress Carmi Thompson Forster Rhoades White House New England Columbus Altoona Penn Virginia Hot Springs

Trolley man shocked while repairing in West Lynn

Inspector Philip W. Ward of the Bay State Street Railway Company in Lynn was severely shocked on a trolley car in Summer Street West Lynn as a circuit was completed by a passerby. He held on until a colleague pulled the trolley away then walked home with only slight injuries at 9 Laurel Street.

Philip W. Ward Bay State Street Railway Company Lynn Summer Street West Lynn Ward Laurel Street

Mrs George F Tilton Burial Today

Mrs George F Tilton wife of ex Alderman Tilton of Lowell dies Thursday of heart failure after long illness She lived many years in Winthrop and is survived by husband sister Mrs George C Gott of Watertown and brothers John and William Colton Funeral from 262 Lincoln Street Lowell today

George F. Tilton Alderman Tilton Lowell

Patrolman Rescues Boy From Drowning at Cross Pond

Brockton reports Patrolman William Harrington leaped into Cross pond and pulled 15 year old Arthur McAvoy from two feet under water after he sank three times. The rescue occurred today with the officer bringing him safely to the surface.

Brockton Arthur McAvoy Cross’ Pond William Harrington Young McAvoy

Fire at Roxbury Restaurant Sparks Panic and Damage

A blaze at a restaurant on 38 Warren Street Roxbury shortly after 7 last night sent scores of patrons into the street causing a panic near the Dudley Street terminal. Damage is about 250 dollars.

Warren Street Roxbury Dudley Street Terminal

Letter to the editor on Wilson and immigration policy

FE. N. Vallandigham argues Republicans attack Wilson using his early writings while noting changes over decades. He praises Italian and central European immigrants, critiques Taft on labor law and the Bull Moose candidate's shifting views, and urges readers to consider all sides before judging Wilson's record.

Wilson United States Bronx Boston New York Bull Moose Party Taft Woodrow Wilson Bull Moose FE. N. Vallandigham

Yellow dog gives birth to four kitten- pups in Philadelphia

A small yellow dog owned by Jacob Goldstein of 125 South Tenth Street in Philadelphia has given birth to four kittens with puppy tails and puppy shaped feet. Their heads and voices resemble kittens while their claws can be retracted.

Philadelphia Jacob Goldstein South Tenth Street

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