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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1912
Page
2
Rev. Michaelangelo Draghetti, a Franciscan priest, denounces false science as fanatical and warns of social decay due to lack of faith. The North End address at St. Leonard of Port Maurice launches a seven part Italian series under Ausonia Council Knights of Columbus. A farmer quips about schooling a reluctant student.
Boston's new family of seals at City Point Aquarium have gone on strike. Once peace loving and trainable, they refuse to perform after being fed castor oil cocktails with salts and stomach pump highballs as visual food props.
Visitors at the South Boston Aquarium threw peels shells cans and other objects into seal tanks. The seals sickened from the improvised fare and officials planned more attendants and prosecutions for throwing items. The CG were listed as dangerous but resting comfortably.
Waldo T. McLaughlin of Boston married Lillian Putnam of Boston yesterday in Putnam Connecticut. City Clerk Frank W. Seward performed the ceremony. Clerk Flagg issued the certificate. Both had prior divorces. McLaughlin, 38, manages W. M. Proctor Company customs brokers at 15 India Street Boston and lives at 280 Blue Hills Parkway Milton.
Progressive leaders at the new party conference in Chicago on December 11 expressed confidence that Colonel Roosevelt will head the Moose party effort in the next national campaign. All speakers referred to him as the party’s likely candidate.
The new Progressive conference focused on building a Democratic South base with Southern speakers and Lorimer critique. Alabama voices claimed loyalty shifts, while Kentucky and New York figures pushed training, outreach, and regional strategy. New York chosen for permanent HQ amid funded bureau plans and a Europe study commission.
Fragmentary ad notes a single product named Bromo Quinine and hints at a signature or initials BE W GROVE. The text focuses on the remedy claim and a cryptic signing line, suggesting an old medicine label or testimonial snippet.
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