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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1910
Page
5
Northampton January 28. A young Chinese student blamed the heavy New England air for his insanity. He was treated at the Northampton state asylum and discharged today, then returned to Wilbraham to enroll at Wilbraham Academy.
James W. Treadwell, 55, collapsed and died of heart disease in White Plains N Y today He was a noted figure in theatrical circles and once served as exalted ruler of the Boston Lodge of Elks The death occurred January 28 and he was respected in New York and Boston’s Elks communities.
A well circulated political story says Boston will select its new fire commissioner from within the fire department ranks. The plan follows a defined approach gaining traction in political circles.
The Bath Maine schooner George A McFadden wrecked on Diamond Shoals Cape Hatteras yesterday and declared a total loss. Master I F H Meader and crew were taken off by the British steamer Katherine and are aboard the gunboat Paducah en route to Key West Florida.
The annual minstrel show of St Martin's Guild at St Mark's Church Columbia Road Dorchester will be held on Monday February 7 and is billed as the best ever.
Webster Jan 28 300 weavers voted to return to work Monday at the North Village cotton mills of the S Slater Sons' company with conditions The action follows the Feb 1 wage action by Fall River mills under the new 56 hour law and ends the strike backbone.
Henry W. Burgett of Brookline and a prominent Boston businessman died suddenly of heart disease on an electric car from Brookline to the Dudley Street terminal yesterday morning.
New York report states there is no profit in the 8-cent milk scheme as the Borden Condensed Milk Company faces investigation. Special deputy attorney general John B. Coleman probes farmer dealer relations impacting consumers.
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