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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1911

Page

6

Chelsea Bill Up to Foss for Chelsea Annexation

The Chelsea annexation bill passed the House 120 to 89 and goes to Governor Foss. The measure allows Boston and Chelsea residents to vote on annexation at the next state election.

Chelsea Boston Foss

Chelsea Annexation Bill Faces Local Option Debate

Lawmakers argued over a local option clause in a Chelsea annexation bill. McKay proposed a Chelsea local option if annexation passes, Breath and Bailey supported it for citizen protection while Lomasney pressed for annexation. The amendment was defeated by voice vote.

McKay Revere Chelsea Breath of Boston Bailey East Boston Breath Lomasney

Peruna Testimonials Highlight Health Boosts

Leonard F Verdery of Augusta Georgia praises Peruna for catarrhal dyspepsia and relief from illness. William Bauer of Burton Texas reports restored hearing after Peruna use and salt water gargles, thanking the company for guidance.

Leonard F. Verdery Walker St Augusta Georgia Peruna F. Verdery William Bauer Burton Texas

Lands ownership questions in Redeemable Investment trial

Government witnesses urge misrepresentation in ownership of wheat iron and coal lands tied to the Redeemable Investment Company fraud case. Testimony covered unbonded officers, option vs title claims in Canada and New Mexico, and contracts with Western Canada Wheatland Company. The trial resumes at 10 o'clock.

Redeemable Investment Company United States District Court Norman Plass Charles H. Brooks New Mexico James W. Mitchell National Surety Company of New York Brooks Andrew Case Bonding Company Traphagen Plass Pharaoh Davis Frank S. Yesbern Consolidated Iron & Steel Company Cleveland, C Walter Kennedy Pittsburg Samuel J. Elder William G. Poor Boston & Canada Wheatland Company Saskatchewan Mr. French Western Canada Wheatland Company Poor

Senate approves pay raise for militia drills in bill

The Senate passed a bill funding pay for militia members with privates at 90 cents for drills and non-commissioned officers at 1.05 dollars. An amendment to reduce privates pay to 50 cents and to cut other allowances was rejected 17 to 10, sending the bill to a third reading.

Senate Committee On Gardner W. Pearson Committee On Ways and Means

Salem Charles to Take Bride in New Ringgold Wedding

Salem D. Charles, longtime chairman of the Board of Street Commissioners and former bachelor, announced plans to marry Miss Adeline M. Kimmel of New Ringgold, Penn. The July 12 ceremony will occur in New Ringgold with Congressman John R. Thayer officiating as best man. The couple will reside at 286 Chestnut Avenue, Jamaica Plain.

Salem D. Charles Board of Street Commissioners Adeline M. Kimmel New Ringgold Penn Miss Kimmel Princeton Mr. Charles Charles John R. Thayer Worcester Chestnut Avenue Jamaica Plain

No Trace of Poison Emerges in Scheib Case

New York June 6 The Scheib murder examination yields few new facts as Professor Larkin reports no poison found in the victim’s internal organs. Authorities remain unsure whether death resulted from stabbing or blunt force. Autopsy says death occurred at least four months earlier. The body’s identity is confirmed by a dentist. Adjournment granted. Scheib remains in custody at the Tombs.

New York Henry A. Scheib Scheib John Larkin Columbia University Larkin Scheibs

Benedict Party Arrives in Havana From Wrecking Voyage

Commodore HB O Benedict and his party reached Havana aboard the wrecking steamer Premier from the American yacht Virginia which is aground on Colorado Reefs. The Premier will try again to free the stranded vessel, a move viewed as doubtful. The Benedict group plans to sail north tomorrow while the crew remains with the wrecked yacht.

Havana HB. O. Benedict Premier Virginia Colorado Pinar del Rio Benedict

Meisterers to Star in Keith's Big Male Quartet Show

Promoter B F Keith announced a major musical production at Keith's Theatre featuring three renowned male quartets the Harvard Schubert and Weber quartets led by Jewell Boyd Harold Tripp Lester Bartlett and others. The Meisterers will headline this lavish program with a special highlight yet to be revealed.

B. F. Keith Harvard Jewell Boyd Lester Bartlett Wirt Phillips John Thomas Schubert Comos Tripp Les W. Swaine Willam W. Walker Acanege Stelle Weber

Friars Club of New York Arrives for Boston Frolic

A 10 oclock special train brings 125 Friars to Boston. The Friars Theatre program at Boston Theatre features George M. Cohan Julian Eltinge Raymond Hitchcock and others in two performances. Highlights include Pullman Porters Ball stings and a sevenpiano number.

Friars Club of New York Back Bay Boston George M. Cohan Julian Eltinge William Collier Andrew Black Richard Carle Dave Montgomery Lew Dockstader Raymond Hitchcock George Behan William Rock Tom Lewis Friars Boston Theatre George Evans Stinge Vaughn Comfort Robert F. Dailey Cohan Collier Friars Club

Postmaster General Opposes Affiliation Among Clerks

Second Assistant Postmaster-General Joseph Stewart told the Railway Mail Clerks Association convention in Syracuse that the government supports recognized, beneficial organizations and objects only to secret or outside affiliate groups. He noted efforts to discourage groups seen as disloyal and said the union’s vote on affiliating with the American Federation of Labor has split its members into factions.

Syracuse N. Y Joseph Stewart National Convention of Railway Mail Clerks’ Association Railway Mail Association American Federation of Labor

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