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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1911
Page
6
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge wires Henry M Whitney detailing his support for the Root amendment to the reciprocity agreement. He notes the need to avoid harming deep sea fisheries and consumer interests and will not offer the amendment if it jeopardizes passage.
The senator states support for reciprocity, opposition to hostile amendments, and favor for the Root amendment to align the bill with the agreement presented to Congress and Canada. He notes the need to restore a clause omitted by the House and plans a fisheries-related amendment that expands a new section without altering treaty terms.
Mrs. Nathan B. of Natick Mass reports relief from severe menopausal symptoms after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She says doctors warned of a tumor and credits the remedy with restoring her health, urging others to try it.
Dorchester mayor John F. Fitzgerald laments few marriages in his district this month. He told Rev. John A. Daly at St. Mark's Church that he has only one wedding invitation. He praised a Dorchester Day garden party and suggested the lawn party could spark romance among local singles.
About 400 to 500 members of Boston Lodge 25 Commercial Lodge 97 and Mary Washington Rebekah Lodge 1 gathered at the People's Temple and stood as one to support President Taft and world peace over Roosevelt and war. Rev George W King urged unity and peace while denouncing divorce and wartime rhetoric.
The Friars Club plans a June 8 visit to the Boston Theatre with a starry all star program. George M. Cohan Raymond Hitchcock William Rock and others will perform in Two Hot Potatoes and a white faced afterpiece written by the Friars. Robert Dailey will chair the event and a Great Suggestion playlet closes the show.
The Catholic Union of Boston hosted a reception for St. Vincent de Paul Society national convention delegates at its Washington street Worcester square hall. Bishop Anderson and Joseph H. ONeil greeted guests as hundreds arrived, with ONeil offering club space and both leaders wishing a fruitful gathering. Refreshments followed and visitors were made welcome.
Letters to the editor directed to Editor at the Boston Post concerning the Why Contest are addressed to the Editor. Sketches need not accompany ideas as the Post artist will provide the drawing. No conditions are stated and correspondence cannot be entered about it.
Delegates to the Hotel Men's Mutual Benefit Association convention arrive today in this city. The event opens tomorrow at Hotel Brunswick with officer elections. Registration tonight at Thorndike headquarters from five to eleven, feeled by trips and social events through the week. J Linfield Damon of Boston is expected to be elected president.
William A. T. Myrer, 26, described as a poet and stenographer, has been missing from 27 Ashworth Terrace, Haverhill, since Wednesday after an illness believed to have affected his mind. His mother, Carrie R. Myrer, asks for help in locating him as he claimed his real name was William Plantagenet and spoke of royal English ancestry.
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