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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1910

Page

4

Depositors Kept Informed As Southbridge Bank Probe Continues

In Southbridge Massachusetts depositors at a Town Hall meeting urged patience as bank officials and experts prepare a condition report on the Savings Bank. The former treasurer John A Hall is out on 50000 bail over a 21000 larceny case. Officials, including President Calvin D Paige and Bank Commissioner Arthur B Chapin, met with trustees. reports are delayed, and a completion window of about ten days was suggested.

Southbridge Southbridge Savings Bank John A. Hall Grand Calvin D. Paige Town Hall Paige Nuch Edoward Desrosiers Hail Francis X. Perrault J. &. A. Theelock Oswald Gregoire Arthur B. Chapin Chapin Hall Robert Campbell

England Will Aid Workers Exchange System Opens Tomorrow

London Jan 31 and exchanges will be opened nationwide tomorrow without ceremony under the Liberal government plan to tackle unemployment. Winston Churchill, president of the Board of Trade, will tour the exchanges in London as part of the inaugurations.

London Winston Spencer Churchill Board of Trade

Political reshuffle and job exchanges announced in Ireland

February will see 100 exchanges and 150 more in six months to link jobseekers with employers. Augustine Birrell moves to home department secretary, Churchill to Ireland, Burns to Board of Trade, Herbert Samuel to local government, Hobhouse to Cabinet. Davitt reportedly a Cork candidate if O’Brien resigns his seat.

Augustine Birrell Ireland Home Department H. J. Gladstone United South Africa Winston Spencer Churchill Board of Trade John Burns Herbert L. Samuel Home Office Charles Edward Hobhouse The Treasury Michael Davitt Cork Willam O’brien

Cooper Followers Promote Health Theory and Cure

The Cooper movement claims health depends on the stomach and markets Cooper’s New Discovery. N V Marsh of Los Angeles and W B Stewart of Chicago share long stomach trouble recoveries after using the remedy, praising its effects and urging readers to obtain it through Cooper Medicine Co. Dayton, Ohio.

L. T. Cooper Cooper N. V. Marsh South Daly Street Los Angeles Cal W. B. Stewart Madison Street Chicago Yauiy Cooper Medicine Co Dayton, Ola

Lombard Testifies in Framingham Forgery Case in Cambridge

Former Framingham town treasurer John B. Lombard testified as government witness in the Charles S. Cummings forgery trial. Lombard admitted forging selectmen names and writing the note amount under instruction, crying on the stand as he described the decline of his conduct.

Cummings Framingham John B. Lombard Cambridge Court Charles S. Cummings State Street Henry C. Long Lombard Bond East Cambridge Joseph Burns Wier Walter Adams William H. Walsh Board of Selectmen of Selectman Frank P. Stockwell Tie Walsh and Stockwell Walsh Mr. Cummings

The Cost of Carelessness And A Home Cold Remedy

A discussion on how neglecting a common cold can lead to serious disease and the value of early treatment. It describes a home remedy using glycerine Virgin Oil of Pine compound and whiskey, claimed to quickly break a cold and cure a cough when taken as a spoonful four times daily.

Leach Chemical Co Cincinnati

Girls Win in Fight for Union

New York January 31 The surrender of three of the citys largest manufacturers ends the shirtwaist girls strike. Mary Dreier president of the Women s Trade Union League said the strike was a victory and that about 2400 of the 3000 originally involved would return to work this afternoon.

New York Women’s Trade Union League Mary Dreier

Union recognizes demand as shirtwaist strike ends

Three manufacturers reach an agreement to recognize the union with heavy bonds guaranteeing a return of about 2400 workers from 3000 on strike. Gains include better working conditions shorter hours and higher pay. Notable supporters include Miss Anne Morgan and Mrs. O H P Belmont who aided strikers at Night Court and through fundraising. I B Hyman denies union recognition despite talks, claiming no signatories from his association and all workrooms full.

New York Anne Morgan O. H. P. Belmont I. B. Hyman Associated Waist and Dress Manufacturers

Woman Sleuth on the Watch in Divorce Case

In Divorce Court Mrs. Sarah E. Demerritt was granted a decree against Walter A. Demerritt after testimony from a watcher who spied the husband with a blonde woman on Columbus Avenue. A second witness described a dramatic midnight stakeout, triggering signals and a gas flare as the couple confronted by Mrs. Demerritt and her male companion.

Sarah E. DeMerritt Walter A. DeMerritt Columbus Avenue DeMerritt

Copley Society Repeats Gay Twelfth Night Revels

The Copley Society’s Twelfth Night program was so elaborate that demand for a repeat prompted a revised play by Mrs J Mixter of 180 Marlboro Street, chairman of the committee. The updated production will be staged in Copley Hall next Saturday afternoon.

Copley Society J. Mixter Marlboro Street Twelfth Night Copley Hall

Boston Tops Immigrant Crowding in Nation

Washington Jan 31 The Immigration Commission report to Congress says Boston has the most overcrowded immigrant population of any big city. It notes more immigrants share a single room in Boston than in any other U S immigrant center.

Washington Boston Congress The Immigration Commission Senator Lodge United States

Living Conditions in Boston Tenements Compared to Other Cities

The report portrays Boston immigrant tenements as poorer than many cities. Boston shows higher dwelling counts per immigrant population, with 144 persons per 100 rooms versus 141 in Philadelphia and 139 in New York and Cleveland. About five-sixths of homes are clean, but surrounding streets are filthy. Homeownership is low in Boston at one in 22, far below Milwaukee and Chicago, and far above New York’s ratio.

Boston Philadelphia New York Cleveland Buffalo Chicago Milwaukee United States

Puritan Lodge Ball Draws 1000 At Copley Hall

About 1000 attendees filled Copley Hall for the Puritan Lodge No. 621 ball of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen in Clarendon Street. Notables from the railroad service attended as chief guests including Frank Barker train master B M Eastern division A T Towne storekeeper B M L B La Grove chief timekeeper C L Thompson timekeeper and George Brady Eastern division. The grand march was led by Mr and Mrs V Scott followed by C F Stevens with Miss Cora Cutting and about 100 couples. The reception committee and arrangements were led by O V Scott and C F Stevens with a large corps of aides and committees assisting throughout the evening.

Puritan Lodge Brotherhood of Railroad Copley Hall Clarendon Street Frank Barker B. & M. Eastern Division A. T. Towne L. B. la Grove C. L. Thompson George Brady V. Scott C. F. Stevens Cora Cutting O. V. Scott O. W. Mansfield Kbe. Beating C. H. Haile W. Vv. Clark C. McCabe H. L. Coffin W. N. Sawyer H. W. Dorvy

Teachers Advance With Pupils Lecture by Claxton

Professor Philander P. Claxton of the University of Tennessee spoke to about 500 teachers and principals at English High School hall on advancing pupils with their classes. He argued that allowing annual grade progression would save about 50 million dollars yearly and cut 25 percent of current work.

Philander P. Claxton University of Tennessee United States Claxton

Boston Man Weds Gotham Actress

Washtia New Hampshire January 31 Henry Brooks described as a Boston skating rink instructor married Bella K Gauthier a New York actress by Rev Dr W H Bolster at Pilgrim Congregational Church this afternoon.

Washtia N. H Henry Brooks Boston W. H. Bolster Pilgrim Congregational Church Bella K. Gauthier New York

New flesh-building pill promises plump healthier body

An old advertisement touts Sargol as a cost-free trial for increasing body flesh without exercise or strict dieting. The copy claims four daily tablet doses, weekly weight checks, and improved digestion, blood strength, and overall vitality.

Inauguration of Dr Edmund C Sanford at Clark College

Worcester January 31 Dr Edmund C Sanford will be inaugurated as Clark College president before delegates from 38 colleges across the United States. The ceremony starts at 10 30 with an academic procession and Colonel A George Bullock will formally turn over the administration.

Worcester United States Edmund C. Sanford Clark College A. George Bullock Board of Trustees Sanford

Inauguration Addresses Tied to Several College Leaders

Dr Samuel P Capen and James K Foster will make addresses for the college faculty and senior class respectively. Ralph S Kennedy 05 speaks for alumni while G Stanley Hall represents Clark University and Harry C Jones for Johns Hopkins. C N Bakewell speaks for the University of California. President Sanford will deliver the inaugural address with a benediction by Bishop Alexander H Vinton ending the exercises.

Samuel P. Capen James K. Foster Ralrh S. Kennedy G. Stanley Hall Clark University Harry C. Jones Johns Hopkins University C. N. Bakewell University of California Sanford A. Lawrence Lowell Harvard University

Masked intruder enters Cambridge home on Norfolk Street

A masked man entered the first floor apartment of Mrs. Theresa Scott at 90 Norfolk Street Cambridge early yesterday morning but fled when her brother Robert Scott rushed in. Police search for the intruder who tampered with a window before escaping.

Theresa Scott Norfolk Street Cambridge

Daily Fire Record item with multiple calls

Fire log notes several alarms with locations and names. At 3 42 a m box 72 1125 Washington street Zeretas Bros 850. 5 45 a m box 44 Needless alarm. 9 20 a m box 44 S Foster court Charlestown Corenlius Spillane loss slight. 10 12 p m box T02 25 Wall street Max Elfenddein loss 20 dollars.

Washington Street Zeretas Bros Foster Court Charlestown Corenlius Spillane Wall Street Max Elfenddein

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