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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1911

Page

3

Kane elected head of Elks

The Elks officers for the coming year were chosen in a hard fought election. Exalted ruler candidates were Daniel J. Kane and Patrick F. O’Keefe, with Kane elected after several votes. Secretary candidates were Charles A. Kelley, Joseph F. Mellyn and John H. Drury, with Kelley chosen. Trustee contenders were George H. Johnson and Thomas H. O’Connor, with Johnson elected.

the Elks Thomas J. Dowd Daniel J. Kane Patrick F. O'Keefe Kane Charles A. Kelley Joseph F. Mellyn John H. Drury Kelley George H. Johnson Thomas H. O'Connor Johnson

Hilles Named Norton's Successor as Secretary to the President

Washington reports Charles D. Hilles assistant secretary of the treasury will replace Charles D. Norton as secretary to the president on April 4. The White House announced the change at a luncheon for Hilles hosted by Norton. Taft attended the reception. Norton becomes vice president of First National Bank of New York on April 5.

Washington Charles D. Hilles the Treasury Charles D. Norton White House Hilles Norton Taft First National Bank of New York

Carry Three From Home in Flames

A two story residence at 439 Eastern avenue in Malden was nearly destroyed by fire early today. Jacob Nasher and Louis Nizel who lived there escaped suffocation as flames engulfed the home. Mrs. Etta Liberman alerted her son-in-law Isadore Seldeen who rushed to assist.

Malden Eastern Avenue Jacob Nasher Louis Nizel Etta Liberman Isadore Seldeen

Arousal Incident Involving Nizel and Nasher Families

An incident involved the Nizel family on the first floor and then moved to the apartment of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Nasher and their 17 year old occupant. The text details an escalating disturbance impacting neighboring residents in the building.

Nizel Jacob Nasher

Fire Damages House on Eastern Avenue. Family Rescued

A fire started by an overheated stove in a front room gutted the upper story of a house on Eastern avenue and damaged the lower floor. Louis, an invalid, was rescued with his parents and carried to safety with help from Mrs Liberman. Neighbors housed the injured while fire crews arrived late due to a distant alarm. Total damage estimated at 3000 dollars.

Louis Eastern Avenue

Senators Face Burden of Extra Session and Tariff Revisions

Democratic leaders weigh a vast task as Congress debates trimming executive department expenditures and revising tariff after the Canadian reciprocity pact. House control in conference could trigger vetoes from President Taft, with Senate insurgents complicating the outcome.

House Senate Army Navy, Pensions Post Office Department Congress Taft

Medford Alderman Bruised After Runaway Horse Crash

Medford alderman Henry Center was injured in a runaway horse accident yesterday on a return from a local cemetery. The carriage toppled into a tree as the horse bolted down a slope, throwing Center to the ground where he sustained a few bruises.

Medford Henry Center Center

Archbishop O Connell Praises Federation Convention

Archbishop O Connell commends the Archdiocesan Federation of Catholic Societies in Catholic Union Hall. Addressing threats to society he urges continued activity against desecration of Sunday and condemns the pending national university bill. Officers for the ensuing year were elected.

O’connell Congress Catholic Union Hall Archdiocesan Federation of Catholic Societies P. J. Supple Italy Holy See David Goldstein West Milwaukee

Federation urges Catholics to unite for strong public voice

Archbishop O Connell opens with praise for the archdiocesan federation growth and calls for active participation by men and women. Reports show 200 parishes and 310 societies with 400000 members. Officers elected include Cunningham president and Daly secretary amid calls against secular bills and praise for church unity.

Charles T. Daly Archdiocesan Federation Edwin Mulready Treasury Henry V. Cunningham

Nine Selected for Triangular Debate

The final trials to pick Harvard reps for the triangular debate with Yale and Princeton were held yesterday. The retained team includes B R Burke OH B Ehrmann J D Bills C B Randall M Suravitz F E B Tyler with substitutes Collier Howard A Woodward. Ehrmann won best overall performance.

Harvard Yale Princeton B. R. Burke OH. B. Ehrmann J. D. Bills C. B. Randall M. Suravitz F. EB. Tyler S. Collier D. ©. Howard

Revere Election Highlights Crowded Local Races

Voters in Revere face a crowded election with key battles for assessor of taxes and selectman at large. Incumbent Samuel A. Segee is ill as William H. Colcord campaigns across three parties. Precinct races feature Dr. Edison W. Brown versus Brutno Hartung, and others including Casassa versus Daly in Precinct 2, Myers versus Barry in Precinct 3, and Greene versus Harding in Precinct 4.

Samuel A. Segee William H. Colcord Independent Citizen Selectman James H. Gallagher Democratic Citizen Ernest Acker Republican Edison W. Brown Brutno Hartung Andrew A. Casassa Bill’’ Daly Philip J. Myers Richard D. Barry Cornelius Greene Robert Harding

Adamson's Balsam Cure for Graveyard Cough Advertised

An early product touts Adamson's Balsam as a sure cure for a rasping graveyard cough in a brisk sales pitch. The ad emphasizes rapid relief and invokes common remedies of the era.

Adamson

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