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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1911
Page
2
The notice states the receiver must raise funds to pay creditors and that Tuesday and Wednesday, and every day afterward, will be big days as stock is disposed of. It emphasizes necessity and urges quick action, claiming misfortune becomes gain for creditors.
The article describes a large wartime drill near Lake Suntaug with Governor Eugene N. Foss directing Red and Blue forces from Wakefield and Topsfield. It details patrols from Billerica to Reading, a drawn cavalry engagement, capture attempts, and camp conditions at Reading and Tewksbury as 2454 Red and about 2800 Blue troops simulate defense planning around Boston.
Mrs J F Deal of Kansas City Kansas recounts a four month old baby’s severe chafing and bleeding relieved quickly by Resinol Ointment. She praises Resinol Soap for bath use and notes widespread availability through drug stores and chemists.
In Los Angeles a fire destroyed three homes on Thorne avenue. Miss Louise B. Frederici, 30, an artist from New York, died after returning to rescue an Angora cat and its three kittens. A pet cat alerted Mrs. Nellie S. Crane and 11 others, who escaped in night clothes. The roof collapsed as Frederici entered the structure.
Pope Pius has taken cold with a sore throat and hoarseness. Consulting physician Dr Ettore Marchiafava and private physician Dr Giuseppe Petacci examined him and ordered audiences suspended for now. Rest is expected to restore him in a few days.
Franklin Haven Ross Harvard 07 and Eastern Yacht Club Marblehead died today at the Beverly Farms summer residence. He was 26. He became a draughtsman after graduating and lived at 228 Beacon Street, Boston. He was the son of Mrs. Helen Ross and the late Waldo Ogden Ross.
Bernard McGinnity a 21 year old lineman fell 35 feet from a cross wire while repairing an arc light on East Cottage street Roxbury. He sustained a fractured skull and died en route to City Hospital. He was unmarried and resided at 6 Auburn street Roxbury.
In a public letter Governor Foss sharply rebukes Attorney General James M. Swift for seeking evidence on the shoe machinery monopoly. Foss says it is not his duty to seek crime but offers suggestions on how the matter might be handled to aid Swift in his duties.
In a sensational exchange, George W. Pepper accuses Mrs. Vanderbilt of years of deception as she recounts married life and a contested divorce. Pepper seeks money via a Post letter, while Mrs. Vanderbilt defends her loyalty and exposes alleged plots, detailing witness claims and the disputed marriage saga.
Austin July 24 The antis winning by up to 20000 votes signals a Prohibitionist victory and hints at the fall of Senator Bailey. The vets’ victory introduces an anti Bailey, anti Colquitt political element, weakening Democratic power and saloon influence in state politics.
W W Clark, aged 69, longtime messenger from Waltham, died last night in the Boston Homeopathic Hospital after an operation last Friday. He had traveled extensively and served during the Revolutionary period.
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