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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1913
Page
4
An advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast cure for grippe and severe colds, claiming two hourly doses until three taken defeat symptoms from head to toe with a 25 cent package. The piece also includes political caucus notes on Republican leaders Weeks McCall Guild and possible influence from large interests.
At the annual meeting in Wel lesley Massachusetts 56 attendees heard that vestrymen opposed Rev. Mr Nattress while a faction led by Miss Agnes E Rothery demanded his resignation The bishop’s letter stated Nattress agreed to resign while elections kept the vestry in place and criticized the group as too business like.
A two story wooden factory home to the Everett Reed Furniture Company burned last night just before midnight. The blaze caused about 2000 dollars in losses and started on the second floor where flammable materials were stored. The fire was discovered when the building was already fully involved.
A list of lawmakers and districts shows the seventh ballot positions and names for the Senate and House as they supported various candidates. Included are numerous senators and representatives from cities like Boston Somerville Worcester and Springfield with party alignments implied by the roll call. The record names McCall Guild Lawrence Draper and others along with districts such as Middlesex Suffolk and Hampden in a verbose tally.
A sequence of legislative ballots tracks movements among officials including McCall Lawrence Weeks Parsons Draper Mather Guild Coolidge and others. The long series shows repeated transfers of support across representatives and senators in a floor voting process.
President elect Wilson met with Senator Culber son of Texas and Senator O Gorman of New York in Trenton to discuss the extra session agenda and Cabinet possibilities. He said some advisers were busy and would meet later. He also announced Essex Cavalry Troop of Newark as his inaugural parade escort.
At Pufferin Park the horse Royal Grattan owned by J. E. Gray and driven by Nat Ray won the first heat of the 2 30 pace in 2 18 4/5, trimming the world record for a mile in race on ice by 11 2/5 seconds on a two lap track.
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