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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1911

Page

6

East Boston Tunnel Plan Backed by City Leaders

Nearly 100 East Boston leaders and Boston businessmen urged the City Council executive committee to endorse a teaming and pedestrian tunnel between East Boston and the city. The panel delayed action for a week as supporters argued the project could cost 1.6 million and end ferry service, with benefits to ferries’ deficit and travel time.

East Boston Boston Attridge McDonald Mr. Sullivan East Transit Commission

Natoma Kiss Not Real Kiss at All

Philadelphia February 27. The famed Natoma kiss from the premiere of the new American grand opera is not a kiss, says prima donna Miss Lillian Grenville who performs it with tenor John McCormack.

Philadelphia Lillian Grenville John McCormack

NAB Lawyer on Fraud Charge In Bond Scheme

Howell T. Wood a Boston attorney in the Carney building was arrested by U S Chief Deputy Marshal Morse on a mail fraud charge. The government says Wood acted as a sole operator for the Equitable Corporation & Finance Company and attempted to float 25000 in bonds for Corridor Mills Company with a 5 percent commission plus assorted fees. Wood pleaded not guilty and is held on 1000 bail pending a Thursday hearing.

Howell T. Wood Carney Building United States Marshal Morse Wood Equitable Corporation & Finance Company Boston Corridor Mills Company Landis N. Y Post Office Dunn Federal Building Hayes

Elisha Gage Scudder Dies at 71 in St. Louis

Elisha Gage Scudder, president of the Scudders-Gale Grocery Company and Hyannisport native, died yesterday in his 72nd year. Funeral set for tomorrow. survived by four children including Prentiss Gale Scudder and Elisha Gage Scudder Jr.

ST. Louis Elisha Gage Scudder Scudders-Gale Grocery Company Hyannisport Mass Scudder Pierce Academy Middleboro Boston Massachusetts Mary Gale Prentiss Gale Scudder Elisha Gage Scudder, Jr E. A. Hallett Kenneth L. Green

Miss Grenville Denounces Opera Kiss Details

Miss Grenville condemned reports claiming an onstage kiss in the opera. She argued the kiss does not occur in reality and any contact would ruin makeup, emphasizing the overall production over a mere kiss.

Free Rupture Cure Method Offered At No Cost

An advertiser claims a new rupture cure that ends truss use and risk of strangulation. The offer promises a permanent cure for all rupture types and ages, including post operative cases, at no charge, urging readers to mail a coupon today.

Labor Leader Hector Mc Gregor Buried in Washington

Hector Mc Gregor prominent labor leader and former lieutenant of Garibaldi who helped organize the American Federation of Labor died here Saturday and was buried today in Washington.

Washington Hector McGregor American Federation of Labor Garibaldi

Robbery Attack on Chinaman at Hanson Street Laundry

Charles Yee, a Chinese laundry operator at 1A Hanson Street, was attacked late yesterday afternoon. Two men beat him with a hammer, bound and gagged him, and rifled the cash drawer containing about $10 before fleeing toward Ringgold Street. Police describe suspects as two men 20 to 25, one short and one tall, both in blue serge suits with derby hats. one hat and gloves were left behind.

Charles Yee Hanson Street Yee Chinaman Wanson Street Ringgold Street

Taft Accepted Invitation to Dedication of Pressmen Home

President Taft accepted an invitation to attend the dedication ceremonies at the National Home of the Printing Pressmen and Assistants' Union in Hale Springs Tennessee in June. Theodore Roosevelt and W J Bryan have also been invited as guests.

Knoxville Tenn Taft National the Printing Pressmen and Assistants’ Union Hale Springs Theodore Roosevelt W. J. Bryan

Chelsea Ball Tonight Led by Local Jewish Group Leaders

The Young Men's Hebrew Association of Chelsea hosts its annual ball tonight at Copley Hall. Samuel Markell serves as chief marshal with Abraham Klubock as assistant marshal and Israel Cooper as floor director.

The Young Men's Hebrew Association of Chelsea Copley Hall Samuel Markell Abraham H. Klubock Israel Cooper Samuel E. Pauline Samuel Wasser

Direct primary set for Chicago mayor nomination

Chicago prepares for its first direct mayoral primary with five Republican and three Democratic nominees. Twenty thousand ballot guardians were instructed today and will be paid five dollars each, having received official commissions.

Chicago Ill

City mayoral race weighed as primaries near

Judge Owens forecasts reduced fraud with army of watchers as Republicans list Merriam Thompson Smulzski Murray Scully and Democrats name Graham Harrison Dunne. Polls open 6 am to 5 pm with an estimated 200000 voters. Both parties split with no united backing and independent voters seen as pivotal.

Owens Charles EB. Merriam University of Chicago John R. Thompson John As Smulzski Tom Murray John E. Scully The Democrats Andrew J.graham Carter H. Harrison F. Dunns United Organization Andrew J. Graham Democratic County Central Committee Edward F. Dunne

Fashion blocks traffic as harem skirts parade down Broadway

In New York on February 27 crowds along Fifth Avenue and Broadway from Herald Square to Forty-fifth Street watched two pretty young women wearing harem skirts. The spectacle drew throngs that blocked traffic and forced the duo to seek refuge in a taxicab at three intervals during their promenade.

New York Fifth Avenue Broadway Herald Square Forty-fifth Street

Curious Fifth Avenue Drapery Crowd Chaos

In New York on Fifty-ninth Street crowds pressed along Broadway as two young women Miss Edith Hardlow and Miss Adelaide Bernon with Miss Harriet Westerfield tried on skirts. A photographer and growing crowd forced them into a taxi and later into theatres as police cleared the throng reaching Forty-fifth Street.

Fifth Avenue Broadway Edith Hardlow Adelaide Bernon Harriet Westerfield Fifty-ninth Street Third Avenue

Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Grippe Cure

An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a potent remedy for bad colds and grippe. It claims relief from symptoms within two to three doses and asserts no quinine is used, highlighting three years of research and a 25 cent price.

Pape

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