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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1916
Page
2
Charles E Hughes arrived in Estes Park Colorado and plans to rest until Thursday before resuming his speaking tour He and Mrs Hughes were greeted by a Lyons Colorado Boy Scouts group Upon arrival they received three cheers and an impromptu reception The nominee enjoys mountain climbing and will hike in the area during this brief vacation
Mrs George Jasper of Worcester Massachusetts describes seventeen years of rheumatism with severe joint stiffness and sciatica. After limited relief at city hospital, she tried Var-ne-sis on a friend's suggestion and reports gradual improvement, full mobility return, and no pain. She urges others to try Var-ne-sis and sends readers to W A Varney of Lynn Massachusetts for the story.
A graphic report from three American instructors in the American colleges of Turkey arrives in New York aboard the Holland American liner Ryndam. Dr. William N. Keita of New York William Hoffman of Columbus Ohio and Clarence Butler of Grand Rapids Michigan describe conditions in Asia Minor.
New York investigators allege forged petitions in the Progressive primary for the Republican ticket led by Governor Whitman. John J. O Connell says Fulton county signatures include a dead man and promises to seek prosecutions statewide with District Attorney Cassidy and the Honest Ballot Association assisting.
President Wilson considered asking Congress to act if negotiations fail over the eight hour day for 400000 railroad workers. Brotherhood leaders prepared for a possible strike while pledging to keep trains running and avoid disruption.
President Wilson visited the Capitol in a rainstorm and conferred briefly with Senator Kern about the railroad strike. No address date set, but a joint session in the immediate future is under contemplation.
Senators warn a large railway shutdown could trigger civil war scale disruption. They discuss government use of force to keep rail lines operating and avert industrial crisis, with Newlands and Interstate Commerce Commission weighing next steps.
Chad W Hobbs of the University extension branch urges Americans to teach immigrants their nationality at the Elizabeth P body summer school. About 200 students attend with 14 teachers, most serving without pay, in the school hall at 357 Charles Street.
A gasoline boat Zitka-Mae carrying 200 women and children from Riverside Park faced a sudden storm at 7 p.m. A list caused by rain drove the craft to a rail, it struck a submerged stump, and its bottom was stove in. The crew guided passengers to safety as the boat rejoined the sinking craft.
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