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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1911
Page
16
A bulletin from the attending physician reports Prince Adalbert’s appendicitis is light and no operation is needed. The Emperor and Empress, who have been with him since yesterday morning, started for Berlin tonight.
The town buzzes as Georges announces a Half Price Sale on all Custom Tailors products. Sack, Walking, Prince Albert, and Dress suits plus London coats are advertised at real reductions with ample sizes and no exchanges or refunds during the event.
William Jennings Bryan hinted at seeking the Democratic presidential nomination in 1912 during a Quincy House luncheon in his honor. He urged party leaders to beware the reactionary faction and choose a proven candidate to carry Democracy forward to new progress.
Colonel Bryan urged a progressive 1912 platform and candidates. He spoke to a full Senate and House gallery, drew Harvard students, and met with Massachusetts leaders including Louis Brandeis and Governor Foss before departing for Lowell.
Reach Wolf's My Clothier easily from Haymarket Adams Scollay and Friend-Union street stations via the underground on Portland Street.
Miss Marion Dow daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Dow wed James G Blaine third grandson of the statesman at Marlboro Street home. The couple left for New York and Europe for six months yachting plans include Newport residence and Blaine entering oyster business after Harvard track days.
In a Massachusetts stop, Colonel Bryan praised Governor Foss as warm and hot stuff. He contrasted Republican control with Democratic influence, urged party changes over changing individuals, and lauded cross regional political courage and equality between rich and poor.
Governor Plaisted signed a law making October 12 a legal Columbus Day holiday in Maine. He also approved a rail merger involving Maine Central Somerset Washington County and Sebasticook and Moosehead railroads.
The committee on liquor laws reported a leave to withdraw on Representative Andrew J. Doyle of New Bedford petition seeking repeal of the bar and bottle bill. An adverse report was issued on a liquor license reclassification bill that would have the same effect as repeal.
Senators Nash and Hoar with several Representatives favored the adverse report while Grainger O Neil O Donnell and Doyle opposed. The committee report is likely to pass before the House today and be sustained by the Legislature.
At 26 Minott Street a basement furnace fire drove three families from their beds to the street in night clothes. Patrick W. Griffin’s children on the first floor were saved, one boy aged four briefly returned inside before firefighters located him. The total damage is listed at $1000.
Henry M. Whitney, financier, testified before joint railroad and metropolitan affairs committees in Room 446 in support of a bill allowing the N Y N H and E L and Boston and Maine railroads to acquire the Revere Beach and Lynn railroad. He then grabbed another man's coat and hat during the session.
The Brookline magnate asserts belief in monopoly and support for the New Haven road to control railroad lines in Boston. A comic scene unfolds as he hurriedly tries to grab his hat and coat, declaring a brief confusion about ownership before Walter J. Bullock retrieves the items and returns them.
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