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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1910
Page
7
Reginald H. Mair, longtime aide to the late mayor George A. Hibbard, is noted in this brief notice alongside Zaidee, indicating continuing changes within the mayoral staff following Hibbard's death.
An advertisement extols resting the stomach from dyspepsia and indigestion and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy. It claims the stomach fuels the body and that the tablets aid digestion, offering a trial package by mail from F. A. Stuart Co. Marshall Mich.
Appleton, an actress with the Ben Hur company, comes to the Boston Theatre soon where her Boston engagement marks the end of her stage career. As Mrs. Mair she will retire from acting, turning to home life after the Boston run. Daughter of George A. Appleton, manager for Maxine Elliott, wedding date not yet set but expected within weeks.
The Newtowne Club of Cambridge marked its 14th opening anniversary at the large clubhouse with a concert and dance attended by hundreds. Dutch male quartet members Dal linger I'pham Tinkham Huff led the entertainment, joined by Mrs H Carleton Slack soprano Miss Mildred Morrison reader, George Sykes tenor, and George Taylor pianist. Officers Otis S Brown Thomas L L Pierce George W Bunton and Edwin L B Tuttle assisted.
Timothy Moran of Boston was injured on Bryant street when he fell from a furniture wagon. His skull was fractured and he may die. The incident occurred this afternoon and is reported from Malden. An unrelated ad for elastic goods and Klein's Cut Price Drug Stores appears in the text.
Canada will begin constructing a government funded railway to Hudson Bay next spring. Transport minister George P. Graham announced the plan in Parliament. The line will be built as a government work and may be operated by a private company or by several jointly.
It remains undecided whether the Hudson Bay terminus will be at Churchill or Nelson. The route will operate four months yearly and substantially cut wheat freight costs by five cents a bushel. Ocean distance to Liverpool from Hudson Bay ports roughly equals that from Montreal, with opening expected in three years.
Joseph Walker, Speaker of the Massachusetts House, told a Sons of Brown reunion that he will not seek office under outside influence and demands the people freely grant nomination and election. He praised Brown men and urged direct referendums in district-level primaries while noting support for Draper and Frothingham. Brown University president Dr. Faunce and alumni officers were discussed at the event.
The passage references John Hay and Governor Hughes in New York, noting their linked roles as leaders and candidates for the highest honors the Commonwealth could bestow. The text portrays a shared esteem and期待 for national recognition among prominent figures.
The provincial schooner King Josiah rode high on lumber cargo as four feet of water flooded the hold. After hours of pounding near Ram lead bar at the harbor entrance, the vessel was towed upriver at dusk.
The schooner carrying 7037 hemlock boards and 15378 pieces of spruce plank and scantling went ashore at 5 30 yesterday morning. Tides moved her higher then she was pounded by waves as they rose. Tugs Confidence and Juno aided, pulling her off by afternoon. Water streamed through large bottom holes, the Stony Beach life saving crew boarded to help pumps and crew as they worked toward the harbor. Despite efforts the vessel seemed to sink before being fastened.
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