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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1910

Page

2

Lords Reform Dominates Campaign Shifts in London

London reports a dramatic campaign shift as Lord Lansdowne’s reform plan is eclipsed by Balfour’s tariff issue. Rosebery declares the House of Lords powerless while Liberal leaders call referendum plans dangerous and unworkable. Churchill faces suffrage disturbances as Ulster opposition to home rule grows amid rising fundraising for armed preparations.

London Lord Lansdowne House of Lords Balfour Lord Rosebery Manchester David Lloyd-George Llandrindod Wales Augustine Birrell Ireland Bristol Churchill Sheffield

Rosebery on Deathbed Repentance and Balfour Referendums

Lord Rosebery asserts deathbed repentance can be sincere and valuable if genuine. He argues Mr. Balfour’s adoption of the referendum faced pressure considerations and questions its legitimacy.

Lord Rosebery Balfour

Sherman Leaves for Washington Home

Vice President and Mrs. Sherman depart Utica New York for Washington to formally open their winter residence. Mrs. Sherman's mother Mrs. Lewis Babcock, previously seriously ill, has recovered enough to leave.

Utica N.Y Sherman Washington Lewis Babcock

Perkins Kite Flier Falls Near Kansas City

Samuel F. Perkins of Boston fell 125 feet in a kite stunt near Kansas City as a 60 mile per hour gale toppled the big kites. Parachute-like smaller kites broke his fall from 125 feet after rising to 150 feet. he escaped serious injury with only minor hurts.

Kansas City Samuel F. Perkins Boston Perkins

Home Furnishers' Association Holds Springfield Meeting

The Home Furnishers' Association of Boston held its first outside city meeting in Springfield hosted by local merchants. Mayor Edward H. Lathrop welcomed delegates at the banquet, with speeches from Charles Spratt of New York and Charles W. Bosworth of Springfield. Henry L. Kincaide presided as toastmaster as remarks followed from several Boston Holyoke and Springfield leaders.

Springfield Home Furnishers’ Association of Boston Holyoke Edward H. Lathrop Charles Spratt New York Charles W. Bosworth Henry L. Kincaide Quincy Charles E. Osgood Boston William H. Williams Lowell Henry D. Scofield Charles B. Hitchcock Hugh macLean George L. Hersey

Madam Butterfly shines at Boston Opera House in Nielsen title role

Audience including Nellie Melba and Adolph Borchard hears Puccini's Madam Butterfly with Ailee Nielsen as Butterfly and Jadlowker as Pinkerton. Nielsen's diction lauded. Jadlowker praised. ensemble praised though Suzuki criticized. Tomorrow's bill features Debussy and Rachmaninoff.

Nellie Melba Adolph Borchard Boston Boston Opera House Puccini Mme. Butterfly Ailee Nielsen Hermann Jadlonker Pinkerton Ramon Blanchart Butterfly Suzuki Sharpless Miss Nielsen Mr. Jadlowker Miss Fornia Debussy Rachmaninoff

Deaths in the Boston area listed with funeral notices

A list of obituaries from Boston area towns dated Nov 29 to Dec 2. Names include Ellen Cady John Coholan Alice Collins Martin Colgan Winfred Dillon Sarah Draper Mabel Ferguson Catherine Hess Charles Howard Samuel Lockhart Julia Lydiard Margaret McCaul John Lee Mary Norton Edgar Palmer William Shattuck Mary Walsh and others. Each entry notes residence, funeral details, church mass time, and inviting relatives and friends.

St. Philip's Church St. John N. B Collins Boston Alice John Collins North End Webster Street Church of the Assumption Colgan West Roxbury Martin Colgan Spring Street St. Theresa’s Church Dillon Dorchester Winfread Dillon Michael J. Dillon Floyd Street St. Matthew’s Church Draper Roxbury Navy Sarah A George E. Draper Dale Street Westbrook Ferguson Mabel A. J. Jackson John N. Ferguson Nightingale Street St. Leo's Church Esmond Street Hess Julia G Alexander K. Lydiard Gladstone Terrace Everett McCaul Waltham Margaret James F Elizabeth McCaul Norton Mary A. Norton Cooney John Norton East Fifth Street Gate of Heaven Palmer Jamaica Plain Edgar Palmer Waterman Chapel Washington Street Shattuck William Co. Shattuck Trinity Methodist Church High Street Charlestown Elatives Wai ‘Sh Arlington Mary BK. Walsh John and Alice Walsh Beacon Street Somerville Mass-sachusetts Avenue St. Agnes Church Medford Street Arlington Centre Mary James

New England business leaders form coalition to push trade aims

Boston chamber meeting unites merchants from all sections to defend manufacturing and commercial interests, optimize labor skills, and influence railroad rate policy. Ex Governor Guild cites tariff reform and argues for a tariff commission over Congress changes, urging focus on North South and international markets.

New England Boston Chamber of Commerce Guild United States Canada Mexico South America Congress

New England Aims at Bold Cooperative Future

Boston Chamber of Commerce leaders convened a mass meeting to form a regional cooperative organization. Bernard J. Rothwell presided as speakers including A G Duncan John H Fahey John Candler Cobb and ex Governor Curtis Guild Jr urged unified support. A steamship line to Texas was announced as a key first step toward closer South and Southwest trade and broader industrial growth.

Boston Chamber of Commerce New England Boards of Trade Merchants’ Associations Business Men Chambers of Commerce Bernard J. Rothwell Boston Chamber Mr. Rothwell A. G. Duncan Transportation Committee John H. Fahey John Candler Cobb Curtis Guild, Jr Texas

Chelsea Voters Back Evening Meetings for Charter Reform

In Chelsea the 1908 fire era commission government is under debate as over 1100 residents attend a Board of Control meeting at The Williams School Hall. Fletcher Osgood pushes for initiative referendum and recall and for all future meetings to be held in the evening and open to the public.

Williams Chelsea Board of Control Draper Fletcher Osgood

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Rosebery Alice Nielsen BY Olin Downes John Luther Long David Belasco Rita Fornia Jeska Swartz Kate Pinkerton Ernesto Giaccone Goro Giuseppe Perini the Bonze Attilio Pulcini Yamadori John Mogan C. Montella C. Stroesco M. L. Rogers Grace Fisher Ruby Savage Marceau Floor Gibson Dresden Frida DPIGE Ostrich Curtet Oo Ain Tur Her Oxford Brown Bazaar Stores J. Newman & Sons, Inc Tremont St
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