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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1910

Page

2

Taft Weighs English Governance Ahead of State Uniform Law Push

The piece notes Governor Taft praising the English system for its executive control over legislation while urging states to cooperate on uniform laws and anti human trafficking efforts. It describes discussions at a governors’ meeting with remarks by President and other officials, plus plans for observances of Gettysburg Day and upcoming sessions.

Washington Mr. Law Civic Federation Louis Wagner Philadelphia Gettyburg Arangements John Hays Hammond White House Pothier Rhode Island

Taft Hosts Second Big White House State Reception

Washington January 18 The President Mrs Taft and Cabinet members greeted about 1500 guests in the Blue Room as the judiciary is honored, with the Supreme Court justices leading the receiving line at the White House reception marking the season’s second such event.

Washington White House Taft Cabinet Circle United States Supreme Court

Ex Sup erintendent of Ferries Dies in East Boston

William J. Burke longtime East Boston resident and former ferries superintendent died at 119 Webster Street after a week of illness. He was 72, widowed by the death of his son Thomas Burke a baseball player three years ago and had been in fragile health since then.

William J. Burke Boston Ferries Webster Street Thomas Burke Burke Philadelphia Eckman Francis Rohland Crane Pennsgrove Street Workmen’s Party Germany Sydney Buxton Asquith East Fife England Arthur Roxbury John J. Arthur Worthington Street Mission Church New York William J Margaret ¥. Burke Church of the Assumption Horan Mary Horan Bridget Horan Hanover Street St. Stephen’s Church Pawtucket R. I Mahan T. J. Mahan New England Poplar Street Roslindale McIntosh Lawrenceville N. J Matilda MclIntosh Newton Cemetery Newtonville Rico Antonio F Margaret Rico Monahan Howland Street Warren Street St. Hughs’ Church Blue Hill Avenue Rothwell Dorchester Margaret M Thomas H Rosanna Rothwell Dorchester Avenue Sias City Hospital William H. Sias

Robbery Charge in High Seas Larceny Case

Deputy United States Marshal James Waters yesterday arrested Giovanni Lam peria, a Maine lumberman, on the steamer Camden for larceny of $50 from John O'Brien aboard the ship en route to Boston.

United States James Waters Giovanni Lamperia Maine Camden John O’brien Boston

Paulhan Triumphant in Cross-Country Flight Test

The French aviator Paulhan pushes a 40 mile cross-country run toward a new world record with an 8500 foot altitude over the Sierra Madre and returns to a jubilant crowd as Curtiss performs briefly after the wind shifts.

Paulhan Wrights Washington Alexandria Bleriot Latham Farman Cody Aldershot Sierra Madre Range Old Baldy Peak Baldwin Race Track

Natalie Christy Case Reveals Alcohol and Family Strife

Mother and artist Howard Christy face testimony about Natalie’s upbringing. Elder Christy and Miss Rose Christy describe frequent drinking, quarrels, and a nighttime search for Natalie at the Duncan Falls farm. The sister cites Natalie’s health improving under country care and schooling.

Christy Howard Natalie Miss Christy

Trinity Sets Easter Southern Trip Schedule

Trinity College baseball manager Sherman released next season's schedule featuring a Southern trip during Easter break. The slate includes Washington College in Chestertown on March 29 and later games against Navy, North Carolina, Georgetown, Yale, Brown, NYU, Williams, Princeton, Rutgers, Fordham, Army, Colgate, Amherst Aggies, Wesleyan, and Columbia with venues in Hartford, New York, Princeton, Middletown, and other cities.

Sherman Trinity College Washington College Chestertown United States Naval Academy Annapolis University of North Carolina Chapel Hill Durham N. C Georgetown Washington Yale New Haven Brown Providence New York University Hartford Williams Williamstown Princeton Rutgers Fordham New York Army West Point Colgate Amherst Aggies Wesleyan Middletown Columbia

Carpenters Elect Officers in Massachusetts Union

The Massachusetts Council of Carpenters & Joiners' Union of America elected officers for the coming year. John Hannigan of Worcester was chosen president with J C Generous of Westfield as vice president, P J Provott Jr of Holyoke as secretary, and J M Hervieux of Springfield as treasurer. The next meeting is set for Pittsfield in July.

Holyokh Massachusetts Council of Carpenters & Joiners’ Union of America John Hannigan Worcester J. C. Generous Westfield P. J. Provott, Jr Holyoke J. M. Hervieux Springfield Pittsfield

Reflections on His Nose Red Remedy Claims Quick Results

The ad touts possum as a skin remedy called Poslam for eczema pimples and rashes. It promises rapid healing and skin conditioning after shaving and other uses. Availability is via Riker Jaynes Drug Stores Houghton Duttons and similar outlets with free samples from Emergency Laboratories New York.

Riker-Jaynes Houghton & Dutton’s West 25Th Street New York City

P O Connor Wins in Scotland and Liverpool Races

The article notes T P O'Connor winning Scotland division of Liverpool with a 500 vote gain over his previous majority, while Churchill and Robson retain seats. It details gains for Alfred Lyttelton in St George's Hanover Square and H L W Lawson in Mill End, plus results affecting Harmond-Banner and Foster.

Winston Spencer Churchill Board of Trade Sydney Charles Buxton Walter Runciman Board of Education Churchill A. Wilkie Dundee W. S. Robson South Shields T. P. O’connor Scotland Liverpool Westminster Alfred Lyttelton St. George’s Hanover Square John S&s. Harmond-Banner Everton H. L. W. Lawson Lord Burnham Mill End J. K. Foster Silas Hocking Coventry A. E. W. Mason England

Hood's Lotion Promises Soothing Skin Relief

Advertises Hood's Lotion for inflamed irritated and broken skin. Claims include softening hands and improved complexion with price options of 25c or 50c, presented in a period tone.

Home Rule Support Grows Among City Figures

In the city yesterday, prominent citizens voiced strong belief that Irish home rule is certain and will be granted within a year. Michael Maynes predicted a Liberal government return with greater influence for John Redmond and the Nationalists. Dr. T J Dillon echoed confidence in the Irish National party and a Liberal majority backing home rule led by Asquith.

England Ireland Post Michael Maynes Jefferson House North Street John Redmond House of Commons T. J. Dillon Irish National Party Liberal Party Asquith

Crudol Scalp Massage Promises Hair Softness and Dandruff Relief

Advert shows Crudol Crude Oil hair product claiming scalp massage twice weekly makes hair soft fluffy and healthy. It offers 50c and 25c tubes via Crudol Co at 1781 Broadway and a sample tube for 10c in stamps. Antiseptic Shampoo also advertised at drug stores or by mail for 10c.

Crudol Company Broadway Crudol

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