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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1911
Page
7
The John A. Andrew Post G. A. R. celebrated its 44th anniversary with a banquet at the Post Hall. Prominent veterans from state and national departments attended.
Arthur Duffey renowned track figure and former 100 yard dash record holder marries Miss Helen Louise Daley at St. Ann's parochial residence. Attendants include Gene Thore and Margaret Daley. After a reception the couple depart for a two week honeymoon and will reside at 106 Dakota Street Dorchester.
In London on February 22 Premier Asquith won a large ovation as the government’s veto bill clearing Lords power was approved on its first reading by 351 to 277. Nationalists cheered, unions urged agreement, and Churchill warned against any conference.
Dr. P. J. Timmins of South Boston lauds London's reports on Lord Lansdowne's surrender, calling it a victory for a people over hereditary privilege. He links Gladstone and Parnell to past fights against the Lords, notes American money's role in elections, and references Lord Decies's marriage as part of broader transatlantic influence.
Lords abandon opposition as Lansdowne plans constitutional reform and a rival second chamber. Balfour Burleigh to push referendum for national matters while Churchill avoids detailing government plans. The veto bill's second reading occurs Monday with Austen Chamberlain proposing amendments. Lloyd George absent from the Commons due to throat issues.
A home-made cough remedy using granulated sugar water and Pinex claims rapid relief. Mix a pint of sugar and a pint of warm water for 2 minutes, add 2 1/2 ounces Pinex to a pint bottle, and take a teaspoon every one to three hours. The recipe promises relief in under 24 hours and promotes Pinex as genuine and effective.
The writer hails Britain's masses joining Irish cause, views the Irish republic dream as distant and compares it to a half loaf of bread. He predicts the downfall of the House of Lords and urges focus on the near completion of the reform.
Harry Solow of Sumner street Quincy was arrested on the charge of assault and battery after a knife incident with Mrs. Samuel Goldberg of the same street. She says she grabbed a carving knife to deter neighborhood boys abusing her sons, and he pulled the blade, wounding her palm.
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