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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1911

Page

3

No Reception for Navarro Delayed Public Welcome

El Paso reports General Navarro’s public reception postponed as he did not arrive. Insurrecto courier located Navarro near a lake southwest of Ahumada on the Mexican Central line. Manuel Casillas, a top insurgent, was captured by American soldiers at Ysleta while attempting to cross the river. A Shafter sympathizer letter accuses federal forces of executing four unarmed elderly men, one partly blind and paralyzed, ages 75 and 80.

EL Paso Tex Jefe Politico Martinez General Navarro Navarro Insurrecto Ahumada Mexican Central Railroad Manuel Casillas Ysleta Casillas Shafter Om Perrien River Guard Mulato

Bloodless Surgeon Shoes Offer Flat Foot Relief and Style

The Bloodless Surgeon Shoe promises to raise the instep to normal position to relieve tired leg muscles and flat foot. Priced at six dollars, it claims durable wear and comfortable support, with chiropodists advising a fitting before purchase. See Boston Kenneon & Sons, 58 Tremont St. for examination and ordering.

Boston Kenneon & Sons Tremont St Nan Packi Ocbeee

Maine memory honored at 12th anniversary memorial

A crowd packed Faneuil Hall for the 12th anniversary memorial service by the Department of Massachusetts United Spanish War Veterans. Every seat was filled and hundreds stood around the walls as the exercises honored the sunken battleship Maine and kept its memory alive among Massachusetts people.

Faneuil Hall Department of Massachusetts Maine Massachusetts

Civil War Poem Read by Miss Whitten Honors Whitman Riley

Miss Maud Whitten sister of Comrade George J Whitten who died of yellow fever at Santiago read poems by James Whitcomb Riley. The piece contrasted two flags a Northern youth and a Southern girl with a Revolutionary grandfather illustrating hereditary loyalty. She held the audience’s attention throughout.

Maud Whitten George J. Whitten Santiago James Whitcomb Riley Miss Whitten

Arnold family in sorrow as Dorothy disappearance story unfolds

The Arnold family, led by Francis R. Arnold and son John, face renewed questions after Dorothy Arnold’s disappearance. Dorothy’s mother Mrs. H. Dorothy Arnold is aboard the Pannonia with friends, while the Griscoms stay nearby awaiting developments.

Griscom Stays In Room Amid Missing Dorothy Arnold Case

In Atlantic City no new leads emerged in the Dorothy Arnold disappearance. George S. Griscom Jr of Pittsburgh, who announced his engagement to Arnold, declined to answer calls, while his father expressed regret over involvement in the case.

Dorothy Mr. Griscom, Jr Atlantic City Philadelphia Griscom New York Arnold Mie Junior Associated Press Arnold Ha Cambridge Springs Pennsylvania Atlantic -Clry Dorothy Arnold George S. Griscom, Jr Pittsburg

Kaiser Suffering From Grip and Fever in Berlin

An official statement says the Kaiser has had grip and fever for three days with catarrhal symptoms. He had a good night but remains under physicians care for an indefinite period. The usual secrecy surrounds his indisposition.

Berlin

Roosevelt Advises Youth On Ideals And Efficiency

Theodore Roosevelt spoke at a Lincoln Day banquet in Grand Rapids then left for New York. He planned a Washington's Birthday speech in Chicago and urged young men to blend ideals with efficiency and to be self-reliant rather than climbing over others.

Grand Rapids Mich Theodore Roosevelt New York Washington Chicago Young Men’s Christian Association

Harvard Crew Trials Open This Afternoon

Captain Roger Cutler issues the first call for candidates for Harvard crews. Regular practice for both varsity and freshman eights starts this afternoon under Coach Jim Wray.

Harvard Roger Cutler Jim Wray

Grand Chorus Sings Manzoni Requiem at Symphony Hall

The Handel and Haydn Society performed Verdi's Manzoni Requiem in Boston with Alma Gluck and Mme Schumann-Heink, joined by George Hamlin and Clifford Cairns. The Boston Festival Orchestra conducted by Crowley and Mollenhauer delivered a brilliant concert as the hall overflowed with an enthralled audience.

Handel and Haydn Society Symphony Hall Alma Gluck Metropolitan Opera Company Ernestine Schumann-Heink George Hamlin Clifford Cairns Boston Festival Orchestra J. W. Crowley Emil Mollenhauer Verdi Mme Schumann-Heink Hamlin

War veterans honor survivors with flags and speeches

Flags of the United States and Spain were flown on warships from the war of 1898 and presented to Mrs. George N. Heyward of Winthrop by naval officers for the occasion. Survivors Comrade Charles Bergman Malden Comrade Louis Mc riniere Newton and Comrade Frank G. Thompson Malden attended as Department Commander H. J. McCammon presided. The program featured government compensation advocacy by Lieutenant-Governor Louis A. Frothingham and a troop of colors led by Chief of Staff Robert W. Daley.

United States Spain George N. Heyward Winthrop Charles Bergman Malden Louis Mcriniere Newton Frank G. Thompson H. J. McCammon Watertown

Emmanuel Church Payroll Records Highlight Rising Living Costs

The Emmanuel Episcopal Church on Newbury Street reports 105 salaried staff including six clergymen as part of its payroll. Rector Rev Worcester says high living costs push salaries higher and urges a larger endowment to support parish and South End Mission activities. current endowment at 7000 dollars should yield 5000 annually. Receipts last year reached 96179 with expenditures of 96122. Stenographers sextons deaconesses social workers and teachers comprise the payroll along with South End Mission staff.

Emmanuel Episcopal Church Newbury Street Elwood Worccester Church of the Ascension South End Worcester Washington Street Emmanuel

Advertising Man for A Shuman Dead

Raymond W. Walker of Summerstreet Westboro advertising manager for A Shuman Co died at Bay State Hospital Saturday evening at 10 o clock of tetanus after an operation for appendicitis two weeks earlier. He is survived by his parents three sisters and two brothers born in Westboro 33 years ago educated in Westboro public schools and Yale. He was the son of Selectman Melvin H and Mrs Anna Moses Walker and was a regular attendant at the Westboro Baptist Church.

Raymond W. Walker Summerstreet Westboro A. Shuman & Co The Bay State Hospital Mr. Walker Yale Melvin H Anna Moses Walker Walker

Gilman Held on Charge of Larceny in Boston Case

William Gilman 42 of Westford, known in Boston finance circles, was arrested by Sergeant Farrell at police headquarters charged with larceny of 300 shares of Calumet & Corbin mining stock valued at 300 dollars from Clarence L Williams of 31 State Street.

William ©. Gilman Westford Boston Farrell Calumet & Corbin Clarence L

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