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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1912
Page
5
Theodore Roosevelt publishes a long letter to Frank A. Munsey explaining his stance on 1912 nomination. He rejects a run unless a clear popular demand exists and discusses avoiding misrepresentation and the Lincoln example to justify measured candor. Roosevelt emphasizes public welfare over personal gain and urges a decisive, overwhelming popular impulse.
Letters attest that patients including M A Atkinson, Mrs M Coates, John Blackman, and C A Casey reported restored hearing after Osmo-Chemic treatment. The testimonials describe relief from ear abscess, long deafness, and improved sound perception in both ears after therapy.
Osmo chemical system of medicine by J L Plunkett M D chief consulting physician for Eye Hat Nose Throat Chest and Chronic Diseases. Send for free book. Permanent offices Suite 10 entrance No 18 Boylston St Boston. Office hours 10 am to 2 pm 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 pm Closed Lun s.
Chairman Percy of the Roosevelt campaign claims 330 delegates for Roosevelt in the State Republican convention with 78 to Taft. Sixty are doubtful or contested and 8未 heard from, indicating Roosevelt will control the Guthrie convention on March 14.
President Taft is invited by a unanimous vote of the board of managers to address Portland Board of Trade members at their annual meeting and banquet during his March 18 tour of several New Hampshire cities.
Roosevelt issues Munsey letter while silent on primaries. Roosevelt staff challenge Taft forces to nationwide primaries. Secretary Stimson shifts to Taft. Taft league forms in New Hampshire. Dixon claims a roster of personalities for Taft backers. Taft managers circulate appeals to federal employees. Roosevelt movement reportedly gains momentum. Women voters form Roosevelt club in Washington State.
In a March 5 1912 exchange Massachusetts Senator William Murray Crane rebukes the Roosevelt committee over pressuring the state legislature on the presidential primary. Crane replies he has never dictated to the legislature and will not influence its actions. He offered no further comment on the site row.
Edward F. McSweeney told the City Council committee that a large municipal dental clinic is to be created for Boston schoolchildren. He said the Mayor commissioned him to coordinate with the Board of Health the school committee and hospitals to address widespread mouth diseases among students. About 85 percent of defective students were found to have dental issues.
Enrico Caruso headlines a Boston Opera House performance of The Girl of the Golden West with Mme. Carmen Melis and Giovanni Polese. Critics praise Caruso's evolved baritone, refined interpretation, and strong acting. Melis excels as Minnie. Polese satisfies as Sheriff. Moranzoni lauded for conducting.
A Burling ton Route agent Alex Stocks offers travel help for trips to the Far West Northwest and Pacific Coast. He promotes low price tickets and can arrange sleeping berths and delivery of tickets, inviting callers to visit his Boston office or send a postal request.
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