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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1910

Page

5

Little Methuen Maid Named Prettiest Baby Claimant

Sadie Ellison Cook aged 2 years 4 months is hailed as the prettiest baby candidate in Methuen. The flaxen haired, fair complexioned child is described as sunny and bright with a well developed disposition and a fondness for her 5 month old brother who is dark haired.

Little Methuen Maid Sadie Ellison Cook Sadie Methuen

Wilcutt Seeks Republican Nomination Against Lodge

Colonel William B. Wilcutt of Ward 24 announces his bid for the Republican nomination in Massachusetts 7th district. He denounces Senator Lodge, opposes J Mitchell Galvin who backs Lodge, and frames himself as a Roosevelt progressive Republican with Tariff reform aims.

William B. Wilcutt Ward 24 Congress Massachusetts Senator Lodge Roosevelt Wilcutt J. Mitchell Galvin Galvin Lodge House of Representatives Common Council

Horse hire bills clipped by auditors in Second Brigade

Auditors flag padded expense bills from the Second Brigade M V M while in camp. Officers claimed entitlement to allowances for horses never used, with horses hired at four dollars a day. Adjutant General Brigham reports most claims were denied and the matter closed after nonapproval.

Brigham C. T. Dukelow

Express Rates Protest Heard in Brockton Whitman and Rockland

Brockton Whitman and Rockland shippers protested a 33 1 3 percent rate hike to 1 per hundred paid by Adams Express Company after acquiring the New York and Boston Despatch Express. Chairman Prouty of the Interstate Commerce Commission heard the matter at the Federal Building. Shippers contend faster delivery was not achieved, while the carrier argues service is now all rail and the prior mixed rail and water method was unprofitable.

Brockton, Whitman and Rockland New York Express Adams Express Company New York & Boston Despatch Express Company Prouty Interstate Commerce Commission Federal Building Express Company New York & Boston Company New York

Invents spear for sharking by local skipper

Captain Manuel Enos of the schooner Laura Enos has devised a nine foot iron spear with a triangular end to spear sharks and horse mackerel. The weapon is thrown from the pulpit into the fish and kills quickly without a rope. The design uses one flat side to guide entry rather than a corner.

Manuel Enos Laura Enos

Gas Buoys Sought for Broad Sound by Boston Interests

A petition signed by Boston shipowners merchants banks and other interests with about 1 billion in capitalization asks the Lighthouse Board to light the Broad Sound channel to Boston harbor with gas buoys from the entrance to Deer Island Light The petition notes authorities in Boston and Washington have opposed lighting until shipping demands grow and lists many signatory firms and banks including Cunard White Star and Standard Oil among others

Broad Sound Washington Boston J. G. Crowley Lighthouse Board Department of Commerce and Labor Sirs Boston Harbor Deer Island Light Cunard White Star Red Star Leyland Holland American Hamburg American Allan, Furness Boston and Gloucester Dominion Atlantic Railway Steamship Company Plant Eastern Cape Cod United Fruit Company Clyde, Seaboard Merchants and Miners Atlantic Coast

Man Attacked by Dog Fish off Maine Coast

Fred H. Malloy of New York is treated for severe lacerations after a Sunday dog fish attack two miles off Islesboro Maine. His companion John Wallace also of New York aided in bringing him ashore from the motor boat Conqueror.

Bangor Fred H. Malloy New York Malloy John Wallace Maine Islesboro Wallace

Dr MacArthur Taken To Task By Reader Letter

A reader defends Christian Science against Rev Robert S MacArthur who called it a fraud. The writer cites personal relief and argues true science rests on Scripture and spiritual understanding. The letter counters claims of non science and non Christianity and asserts fruits prove its value.

Robert S. MacArthur Israel Boston God

Christian Science Reply Denies Kinship with Hindooism

A 1910 letter states that Christian Science does not deny pain and sin but seeks to overcome them through spiritual understanding. The writer repudiates any attack on Hinduism, clarifying that Christian Science has no kinship with Hindooism and signs the note dated August 29, 1910.

God Ence Solomon

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