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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1909
Page
2
The premier pledged to win electoral authority to codify limits on the House of Lords and secure sole control of national finances. Lloyd-George received a lasting ovation as the crowd, all-male, cheered for policy reform while suffragists were excluded.
Dublin observers reacted to Asquiths London address on home rule with guarded optimism. Politicians called the declaration satisfactory and see it freeing the Liberals to pursue reform in Parliament though fears of a shift from step by step policy linger. The Irish party plans a formal statement next week and the Dublin view favors Liberal appeal to Irish voters in England.
British Premier Asquith signals full self government for Ireland aligning with Gladstonian home rule. Leaders including T. P. O Conn or and John Redmond welcome the pledge while American Irish groups urge support as the Liberal party heads to a pivotal election.
Ad cites Lk. W. Grove laxative product used worldwide to cure a cold in one day. Claims signature, rare endorsement, priced at 25 cents. Note warns of direct health claim language and brand usage.
John F. McIntyre representing W Gould Brokaw says the husband loves his wife and is ready to forgive, amid charges she has made in the two day separation suit brought by Mrs Mary Blair Brokaw in Mineola dated December 10.
Death notices from Roxbury Charlestown East Boston and Somerville report Peltiah Alexander Catherine Donoher G Frederick Dodge Agness Manning Minnie Neff Margaret OBrien Andrew J Sanders John Sullivan and Mrs Margaret Lynch, with funeral details including dates addresses and church names. Relatives and friends invited to attend services in multiple locations.
The Ludlow peace talks stall as Agent Sidney Stevens is absent in Boston for talks with Ludlow Associates about the Polish strikers arbitration step, delaying the State Board of Arbitration's reply sent the previous night.
In Savannah Georgia on December 10 Mrs Eliza Grible and her daughter Carrie Ohlander were found dead in Perry Street West. Mrs Maggie Hunter aged 32 dies later in hospital. Police hold 150 black men from Yamacraw in connection with the crime and say one man planned the attack on Ohlander and others acted to escape.
The mass meeting endorses handing affairs to the Conciliation Board though company reply is delayed. Leaders expect workers back Monday but only officials know. Arbitration Board may take time and will inform Central Labor Union and strike leaders. Relief measures planned if arbitration fails.
Police promise more arrests until every man described as resembling a negro seen near the murdered woman's house in the last three days is in custody. A reward of one thousand dollars is offered.
Four robbers held up a Newark saloon crowd this evening fired at a man in the head, seized about 7000 dollars in play money, got away with 115 dollars and left no clue.
Harvard University's chemistry department announced an ambitious project to build five new laboratories with the finest instructional equipment. Construction is set to begin after the Christmas recess, marking the university's largest undertaking aside from the Medical School expansion.
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