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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1913
Page
9
Riker Jaynes Stores advertise deep cuts on standard cigarettes imported cigars and smoking tobacco. They claim rivals and the American Tobacco Co. pressured price increases but refuse to match higher prices, pledging no underselling and strong wartime price reductions.
Special prices on smoking tobacco with Edgeworth Slice 23c and 25c sizes Edgeworth Ready Rub 10c Size 3 pkgs for 20c Imperial Cube Cut 25c size 0.20c. Includes 2 ounce 4 ounce 8 ounce and 1 pound packages and various price points for ready to roll and cube cut tobaccos.
Miss Marie Lee daughter of Mr and Mrs George Lee of Brookline and a Vincent Club society figure becomes bride of Oliver Turner of Brookline in a June wedding photographed by Louis Fabian Bachrach.
Miss Marie Lee daughter of Mr and Mrs George Lee of Boylston street Brookline and Oliver Turner son of Mr and Mrs William D Turner of Chestnut street Brookline were married yesterday afternoon at the First Parish Unitarian Church Brookline Rev William H Lyon D D pastor officiating.
The bride Miss Lila Lee attended by sister Elizabeth as maid of honor marries Harry Pratt McKean Jr on June 21 with brother Harry Lee as best man. The reception follows at the bride’s parents’ home and the wedding party includes six bridesmaids in varied gowns and floral bouquets.
The old frigate Wabash, longtime receiving ship at the Charles Town navy yard, will be towed from New England docks to Eastport to be burned for hull metals. Wreckers have stripped the vessel for six weeks and she is described as a shell. the ocean tug Perth Amboy will tow her, ending nearly 60 years of service.
In Budapest on June 4 the chamber witnessed violent scenes as the announcement of Premier Ladislaus Von Lukacs and his cabinet's resignation was made. Authorities guarded the parliament with infantry cavalry machine guns and police to prevent further trouble.
G O Taylor promotes a stronger whiskey claim claiming leadership in quality. The ad emphasizes superior taste and branding to attract customers seeking a top choice.
In the chamber Count Tisza and Premier von Lukacs faced shouts from the opposition. The parliamentary guard intervened, with Captain Geroe drawing his sabre and striking Count Khuen von Hedervary three times. The ex-premier, bloodied but alive, was helped by a friend as cries of murder filled the hall. The attack left only superficial injuries and the sitting resumed after opposition leader Julius Justh calmed the crowd.
William Chase Greene of Balliol College Harvard graduate and Rhodes scholar wins the Charles Oldham prize of 300 at Oxford for an essay on The Sea in the Greek Poets. He is Harvard Class of 1911 salutatorian, recent Newdigate prize winner, and first American to win this prize. son of Herbert E. Greene Johns Hopkins professor and grandson of William L. Greene of Dorchester publisher.
Allan Forbes of Boston, polo player and banker, married Miss Josephine M A Crosby of New York at Grace Church in New York. The ceremony was followed by a reception at the bride’s home. a large Boston attendance accompanied the couple to Islesboro, Maine for the summer.
Mayor Fitzgerald urged lifting the city borrowing cap from 45 to 75 or 80 percent to fund a $500,000 streets program. The discussion featured clashes with Councillor Smith over school needs and a public building, while Frank Wood of East Boston contested waterfront plans. Councillor Watson pledged to follow public will and support streets beyond the debt limit if needed.
Daniel J. Holland and Miss Katherine Kelly were married at 10 yesterday morning at the Mission Church Roxbury. The bride wore white satin with lace and was attended by her sister Miss Mary Kelly while the groom was supported by John F. Holland. The couple planned a trip to the White Mountains and then a voyage on the Cincinnati to Europe.
An analysis notes that mounting use of Goodrich tires across the era’s auto output reflects growing industry adoption rather than mere consumer praise or factory endorsements. The piece cites widespread reported satisfaction among tire users and mentions the tire’s expanding presence in new car production, underscoring market momentum.
A note in The Post previews next Sunday's issue featuring Gibson's famous picture No 23 from the "Widow and Her Friends" series.
A vintage ad urges wives and mothers to try ORRINE for drink habit with a money back guarantee if results are not achieved. It promotes two forms, a powder and pills, offered at $1 per box, and invites readers to discuss with ORRINE CO. in Washington DC and local drug stores.
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