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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1912

Page

6

Governor Foss demands tax reform to end broken laws

Massachusetts tax laws are failing to reach personal property, taxing mainly the rich towns while burdening the poor and industries. Governor Foss urges the Legislature to enact an income tax and a classification tax to remedy the inequities and attract foreign capital.

Massachusetts Foss

Remarkable Sale Nears Closing Date at Local Store

Less than two weeks remain as shoppers fill the store daily with a growing stock. The sale features coats suits and dresses with prices like 15.60 16.50 18.50 and 29.90 including Tan and Navy Polo Co Reversible Polo Coats Saltex Caracal Coats and Serge suits. Shoppers are urged to hurry to secure the best selections before stock runs out.

Dickens Day Observed by New England Women’s Press Association

Dickens Day afternoon observance at the Hotel Vendome honored Dickens and featured costumes of famous female characters. 125 members attended as Alfred Tennyson Dickens, son of the author, was remembered after his recent death. Mrs Ida M. Pierce presided, with talks by Edwin Fay Rice and Pauline Corrington Bouve and performances by Miss Frances Nevin.

Dickens Hotel Vendome New England Women’s Press’ Association Alfred Tennyson Dickens New York Charles Edmund Guild Bella Wilbur M. B. Lord Agnes David Copperfield Benjamin Peterson Dora Helena Soule Pecksniff Martin Chuzzlewit Lulu Upham Trotman David Copper Pauline Corrington Bouve Boston Frances Nevin Madam Cerutti Association Caroline Ticknor Clara Berteaux Susan Thayer Bowker Charles Sprague Anna Hathaway Converse Ella Gioman

Home Remedy Promises Restored Health For Nervous Exhaustion

A home treatment is offered for nervous exhaustion with symptoms like insomnia, headaches, and low vitality. The plan uses non opioid ingredients and involves mixing syrups and tinctures, then taking a teaspoon after meals and at night.

Canadian Government Steamer Lady Laurier Wrecked

The Canadian government steamer Lady Laurier struck a shoal near Barrington Passage and suffered serious hull damage. Water flooded the holds forcing Captain Travis to beach her at Perry Point to prevent sinking. Montmagny and Aberdeen were dispatched to aid. Laurier built in Paisley in 1902 and weighing 1051 tons.

Halifax N. S Barrington Passage Travis Perry Point West Cape Negro Range Montmagny Aberdeen Laurier Paisley

Are You Free From Various Ailments With Fig Syrup Remedy

An advertisement extols a laxative remedy as a gentle, effective cure for headaches colds indigestion pains constipation and sour stomach. It urges buying the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product with the company name printed on the front of each package and promises pleasant prompt relief.

California Fig Syrup Co

Hollyhock Girl Zelma Pilson Marries Ensign Guiler

Zelma Parker Pilson known as the Hollyhock Girl of the Portsmouth peace conference wed Ensign Robert Pollock Guiler Jr. in Washington at noon. Due to her father's death the ceremony was simple with close family. They plan to reside in Philadelphia while Guiler serves on the Mississippi at League Island.

Washington Zelma Parker Pilson Portsmouth Benjamin F. Pilson Robert Pollock Guiler, Jr Cambridge Mass C. Ernest Smith St. Thomas Episcopal Church Ensign Guiler Lakewood N. J Philadelphia Guiler League Island Navy Yard N. H

Dean of Fishermen Dies in Gloucester at 2 PM

Captain James Y. Bates, Gloucester's oldest fisherman, died this afternoon at 2 o'clock from old age. He rose from cabin bay to own a small vessel and continued trips until recently. He was twice married and leaves a wife and two daughters, one of whom lives in Cambridge.

Gloucester James Y. Bates Cabin Bay Cambridge

Farley welcomed back as prince of the church in New York

Illumination of St Patrick's Cathedral with 50 000 electric lights marked a day of ovation for John Cardinal Farley on his return to America. An estimated three-quarters of a million people saw him arrive from the Battery via Broadway and Fifth Avenue, with crowds cheering and mounted police repeatedly charging to control those seeking to kiss his ring.

New York St. Patrick’s Cathedral John Cardinal Farley America Broadway Fifth Avenue

Cardinal in Scarlet Rides Through Throngs to Cathedral

Dressed in scarlet robes, the Cardinal rode four miles through cheering crowds to the Cathedral. Six thousand children joined in Te Deum as he entered, then blessed the congregation and praised Pope Pius X.

Pius X Peter Christ

Benediction as Cardinal Farley Leads Ceremony

Cardinal Farley pronounces benediction as seminarians stand on the left of the altar and the organ resounds with Holy God We Praise Thy Name.

Seminarians Cardinal Farley

Cure for Superfluous Hair Promises Private Home Relief

An advertisement touts a Japanese method to remove facial and arm hair without pain or scars. It claims rapid disappearance, permanent relief, and offers free full instructions by sending a two cent stamp to Caroline Osgood at 118 East 28th Street, New York City.

Caroline Osgood East 28Th St New York City

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