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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1912
Page
6
A short notice warns that the store must shut in 22 days with dates cited as January 4th and January 6th referenced in the fragment. The readable lines indicate an imminent closing action and a government or managerial deadline.
Readiness is complete for the first production of Pelleas et Melisande at the Boston Opera House next Wednesday evening. Rehearsals are ongoing daily, with Loeffler Urban designing scenery and costumes and Caplet preparing to conduct.
New York January 3 George Boniface longtime stage actor died at his home 618 West 151st Street after a brief illness from pneumonia He began in Baltimore 1851 and performed tragedy roles opposite Murdock and Forrest including Othello Iago Lear and Hamlet Born in New York City in 1832 he was 79.
The Supreme and Superior Courts adjourn today at 11 30 resuming at 2 on Friday out of respect for the memory of Sheriff Fred H Seavey.
Mrs Mildred T Keefe testified in her own defense admitting her first account of the 3 year old boy's death was false She said she walked with the child near a mill pond became ill and found him missing later She feared negligent fault and lied about a bridge accident The defense called four witnesses including Dr Giddings The state and defense rested arguments pending jury charge and a verdict expected tomorrow noon
Boston assistant corporation counsel Richard F. Walsh gains backing from Mayor Fitzgerald for the Suffolk County sheriff post to fill Sheriff’s death. A petition supports his appointment and will go to the Governor. many expect an endorsement from the Suffolk County Bar Association though the Governor may delay a choice amid a large candidate field.
Conservatives claim nearly a full victory in the Prince Edward Island provincial vote. Prem ier Matheson could hold 26 or 27 seats, Liberals tally 2 or 3 with late returns showing two safe Liberal majorities and a possible third. The landslide was not anticipated by either party.
George Br. Lunn of Boston defends the Socialist party stance on woman suffrage. He argues socialists support enfranchisement and that women voters will back socialist aims once misrepresentations cease. He cites newspapers misreading the movement and asserts suffrage will advance noble causes.
Richeson's defense and Suffolk county officials prepare for a high profile murder trial. Lawyers refine strategy, consider physician input, and court restrictions limit access while journalists crowd the large courtroom.
Advert says Cascarets expel headaches and biliousness by cleansing the stomach and regulating digestion. It claims to relieve sour stomach, sluggish bowels, and liver distress by removing undigested food, gas, and waste, letting users feel better after taking the remedy.
The United Improvement Association executive committee approved three fire hazard reform recommendations after a heated, personal debate at the City Club. The discussion also touched on telephone rate changes, with Joseph J. Leonard appointed to draft bills to cut tolls within eight miles and on original contracts.
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