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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1911
Page
4
Fragmentary reminiscence recalls two individuals from the same school days with playful asides about lessons and a light shared humor. The text hints at a personal, nostalgic tone rather than a current event.
Louis A. Coolidge is urged to run for the Republican nomination for Lieutenant Governor against ex-Representative Robert Luce of Somerville. Endorsed by Republican leaders including Samuel L. Powers Melvin O. Adams John D. Long John W. Weeks and General Hugh Bancroft. Louie Coolidge, a popular Massachusetts Republican, is touted as a strong second on the ticket due to his public service and business background.
Private secretary to Senator Lodge and Washington correspondent, Coolidge rose to assistant secretary of the treasury under Roosevelt and chaired the Gridiron Club. A treasurer and director at United Shoe Machinery, he also led American Zinc, Lead and Smelting and held roles at multiple firms, with scholarly writings and encyclopedia contributions.
During a severe electrical storm in Cumberland Rhode Island two buildings on the estate of United States Senator Henry F. Lippitt were struck by lightning and burned to the ground One structure had served as a dwelling and the other was a small cottage occupied by William Little The storm also damaged telephone service in the district and brought heavy hail.
The Psyche Knot hair style reappears in fashion favor for women of all ages. Classic coifs suit many face shapes and figures, offering versatile styling options. Its revival follows trends away from high built up coiffures toward streamlined lines and timeless elegance.
New York July 21 The American Sugar Refining Company gave 10000 dollars to Harrison in a presidential bid against Cleveland. John F. Parsons former company attorney testified before a congressional committee investigating trusts and claimed credit for forming the American trust while denying a monopoly claim against the sugar trust.
Julian Malcom Harvard 712 son of George I. Malcom of New York married Florence Scott of Rochester at Jersey City City Hall. The 21 year old Harvard senior said he planned matrimony for a month and had summer resort romance rumors. He was born Feb 2 1890 in Morristown N J and now lives in New York City.
The American Medical Association wired two messages to Adolphus Busch at Langenschwalbach praising his generosity toward the association. The notes express hearty greetings and thanks from the president and board, citing donations to scientific advancement and personal comfort.
Attorney General Wilber briefly predicting that major trusts like Standard Oil and the tobacco trust will be split into several separate entities to prevent monopoly power. He defended Supreme Court decisions and praised President Taft and the Justice Department for enforcing antitrust laws without bias, asserting reorganized trusts would not regain monopoly strength.
Mr Wickersham praised President Taft guiding the Justice Department policy and said no other head could yield different policy while Taft is President He outlined the department as the people s law office noting trust case victories and the need to read the Sherman Act with reason rather than indicting every restraint on interstate commerce.
A group of Bay State scholars explains experiments conducted at the moment of death to explore the nature of the soul. The article outlines the researchers and their call to investigate consciousness beyond life.
A profile explores President Mellen showing a human side through farming and bird keeping. It highlights his work ethic and hobbies alongside leadership, presenting personal facets beyond public duties.
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