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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1912

Page

3

Lomasney Considered for Schoolhouse Board Chair

Senator Joseph F P Lomasney has been offered the post of chairman of the Board of Schoolhouse Commissioners by Mayor Fitzgerald. The status was reported yesterday as the matter was sent to Lomasney's district committee. The chair carries a $4000 annual salary and Logue has been asked to remain until a successor is found.

Joseph FP. Lomasney Board of Schoolhouse Commissioners Fitzgerald Lomasney Senate Logue Schoolhouse Commission

Harrison Co. Slashes Prices on Fine Worsted Suits

Retail ad notes half price on men s fine worsted suits from 15 to 7 75 at Harrison Co Washington corner Beach Slady detailing a bold discount from former retail.

H. Harrison Co Washington Corner Beach

Mayor backs $10,000 salary for Boston school chief

Mayor Fitzgerald said he would approve raising the superintendent of Boston schools salary to $10,000 a year if the School Board finds it necessary to lure Dr. Dyer of Cincinnati to Boston. The raise would exceed any prior Boston pay by $4,000 and the mayor lamented the lack of a local candidate, stressing the city must pay for the best.

Fitzgerald Boston Dyer Cincinnati

Norfolk Suits Half Price at Harrison Wholesale

Norfolk stock at retail priced at 18.00 reduced to 9.75. Suits made from fine Scotches and rough cheviots in grays and browns. Advertisement.

Harrison Norfolk

Russo Japanese pact envisages joint defence and spheres split

The imminent Russia Japan defensive alliance pact will set delimitation of spheres in Mongolia and Manchuria and a joint defence if either is attacked. Baron Motono likely to sign for Japan. Iswolsky's diplomacy began the rapprochement, with roots in 1907 and 1910 agreements and Britain Russia cooperation.

ST. Petersburg Russia Japan Baron Motono Mongolia Manchuria Persia Iswolsky Great Britain Allance

Weaver Loses Arm in Mill Accident at Stevens Mills

Veronica Barien a weaver at Stevens mills was caught in a loom gear and had her right arm amputated. She is expected to recover.

Webster Veronica Barien Stevens Mills

$35 Men’s Suits at S. H. Harrison Co.

A local store advertises men’s suits from foreign fabrics priced at 17.50. S. H. Harrison Co. is located at 662 672 Washington Street, corner Beach Street.

S. H. Harrison Co Washington Street Corner Beach St

Richeson’s Successor Named Cambridge Pastor

The Rev Arthur S Burroughs of South Baptist Worcester was chosen to lead Emmanuel Baptist Church Cambridge at a special meeting. Burroughs born London fifty, previously pastor in Passaic New Jersey and Charlestown. He serves on Massachusetts Baptist Mission board and Worcester City Mission Board. Married with several children.

South Baptist Church Worcester Emmanuel Baptist Church Cambridge Arthur S. Burroughs Magazine Street Putnam Avenue Clarence V. T. Richeson Philip A. Nordell Brookline Arthur SS. Burroughs London Passaic N. J Charlestown Massachusetts Baptist State Missionary Society City Mission Board of Worcester Lodge of Odd Fellows

Steffens Claims Christianity Surpasses Anarchy in Darrow Trial

In the Darrow bribery case, Lincoln Steffens testifies that his belief in Christianity is more radical than anarchism. He argues social problems cannot be solved by jail terms and that the McNamaras case ties to broader labor issues, defending his quick written Times story as close to the facts.

Los Angeles Cal Clarence Darrow Lincoln Steffens Fredericks Steffens Franklin and Darrow Fraklin McNamera McNamaras

Lecture on Christianity and social crime in courtroom

A heated exchange unfolds as Fredericks probes Steffens about the McNamara case. Steffens defends the idea that the McNamaras’ crime is social, not individual, and rejects bribery while urging understanding of social factors in punishment. The discussion contrasts justice with social responsibility in the legal system.

Fredericks Rogers Steffens J. J. McNamara McNamaras McNamara

Handsome two piece suits offered by H H Harrison Co

Boston buyers eye 8. H Harrison Co advertises gray brown and blue two piece outfits at 7 75 with corner Beach Street Washington listing. price points emphasized for men’s outing wear.

Boston H. Harrison Co Washington Corner Beach Street Ade

Wolf's My Clothier Offers Free Kite With Boys Purchases

A boys department promotion at Wolf's My Clothier Hanover and Portland streets offers a free kite with every boys purchase. The deal is advertised as part of back to school shopping urging families to visit the shop for children’s apparel.

Hanover Portland Wolf’s Wolf's Hanover and Portland Streets

Contest Over Florist Shop Between Spouses

Mrs Olivia F Zinn filed a bill in equity in the Superior Court against Julius A Zinn claiming she started and funded a florist shop on Beacon Street with $1000 saved from dressmaking and millinery profits. She alleges the business was run from her capital while her husband helped but has squandered funds.

Superior Court Olivia F. Zinn Julius A. Zinn Zinn Susie EK. Marshall West Medford Beacon Street

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