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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1911
Page
7
Sidewalk snapshots describe Governor Eugene N. Foss as the country’s busiest public official. He starts early from Cohasset, works long hours at the State House, reviews every bill, and weighs pardons carefully even in hot weather. He has yet to take a vacation.
Crusty Holsworth visited his wife Mabel this afternoon when she refused to reconcile. He shot and killed her, seriously wounded Mrs Arlington Bensel who tried to pacify him, then fatally shot himself. Bensel’s wife is well known in local business circles. she is expected to recover.
Captain Fabioni of the Naples Carabineers testifies in the Camorra trial detailing the chain of command led by Enrico Alfano with figurehead rulers. He identifies prisoners Menichiallo Bartolozzi and DeLucia as dominant Camorra members, and describes methods to enforce loyalty, protect police property, and bribe officials.
Captain Fabroni, a young officer, leaves a strong mark with decisive leadership and calm command. The report highlights his rapid ascent, strategic moves, and growing respect among crew and superiors.
An advertisement promises a free trial to prove a treatment’s effectiveness for asthma. The copy claims many sufferers have long pursued standard therapies without relief and invites readers to try the new method.
The income tax issue was sent to the General Court after a heated session on Beacon Hill. The Governor backed a constitutional amendment allowing a tax on incomes, while Speaker Walker proposed taxing only the principal. A reconsideration was expected.
The Lindsay Morison stock company postponed a Zaza matinee yesterday as heat made performance conditions unbearable. Patrons could obtain refunds or swap to another show. the run continues with daily performances this week.
Sixty five Chinese students will leave China on August 7 to enter American colleges. Their expenses will be paid from the Boxer indemnity returned to China by the United States, aligning with China’s yearly policy to educate subjects in America from those funds.
A major comic section debuts a full page feature titled The Terrible Tales of Kaptin Kiddo, promising a feast of fun and laughter for readers. The expanded lineup aims to attract families and enthusiasts with bold art and lively humor.
Old Sol halted operations at the harbor forts as the Coast Artillery Corps and M V M prepared to repulse an attack on Boston next Monday night. Heat forced many drills to be cancelled and even a new officers shower at Fort Andrews failed due to sun-heated water.
No afternoon battery drill as guns ran hot. Night drill at the batteries with search lights was lengthened to make up for time lost during the day.
Adjutant-General Gardner W. Pearson and Governor Foss were expected to visit the militia but did not appear. Governor Foss spoke last night about the situation.
A Boston report shows 3003 stray dogs were killed last year by official dog catchers. 228 unlicensed dogs were returned to owners after license payments. The change in law affects pay as catchers were not paid for months and the Animal Rescue League handled captures and fees.
Captain S. B. Winrim of Porto Rico arrives to lead the United States revenue cutter Gresham stationed in Boston. He succeeds Captain P. H. Aberroth, promoted to assistant inspector in the revenue cutter service at Washington.
The text describes militiamen preparing for sub-calibre artillery drills at the harbor. Battery drill, dummy shells, and reduced scale targets are used to teach aiming before firing real shells. Training includes morning and afternoon sessions, guard mounting, parade, colors escort, night drill, and fire command under Colonel Robert H. Patterson.
Governor Hoke Smith is chosen to fill the late A. S. Clay's Senate seat. In the General Assembly vote today Smith received 127 of the ballots cast, with 115 needed to elect on joint ballot. a near unanimous result is expected at tomorrow's joint session. Terrell 53 votes. Stovall 19. Covington 14. Watson 5.
Mayor Gaynor replied to Harvard President Lowell defending a small paid New York school board as outlined in the new charter. He says the claim of political aims has no foundation and questions how pay would affect efficiency.
Mayor Fitzgerald used 23 827.89 of his contingent fund during the first six months of the year. City Council expenses totaled 10 715.94 according to the quarterly city audit released yesterday.
In Atlantic City on July 11 Colonel John P. Sullivan of New Orleans was elected grand exalted ruler of the Elks. Southerners celebrate at cafes while crowds sing Down in Dixie Land and Sweet Adeline is replaced by Dixie themed cheers.
Sullivan won by 12 votes with Charles Rasberry second. William H. Barter of the Boston lodge delivered a witty nominating speech that propelled L. P. Leveronis of Keene into grand inner guard, though Leveronis was previously unknown. Leveronis secured 1100 of 1600 votes as Haddie Leach became grand treasurer. Portland, Oregon, chosen for the next convention. Boston Elks celebrate amid festive scenes in Atlantic City with loud cheering led by Mark Sullivan and Jim Sullivan.
The master key to all door locks in the House office building is missing or stolen. Guards have been doubled and extra vigilance ordered after 6 pm no one may enter without a written order from a member of Congress. Some chairmen and members of investigating committees see significance but deny definite suspicions. The key holder could access every office if not stopped.
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