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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1910

Page

3

Pastor Theophilus Root Car Crash Kills Mother in Rhode Island

In Providence Rhode Island March 10 the Rev Theophilus Root pastor of the Wood River Junction Congregational Church was likely fatally hurt and his mother Mrs Mary Be Root 73 was instantly killed when a carriage runaway occurred on the road between Woodville and Hopkinton A stray dog frightened the horse causing the wreck Mr Root in poor health was thrown clear and later remained in critical condition John Collins nearby aided the scene The Rev Mr Root a Harvard 1884 and Yale Divinity School graduate was born in Whately Massachusetts

Providence, R. I Theophilus Root Wood River Junction Mary BE. W. Root Hopkinton John Collins Mr. Root Harvard Yale Divinity School Whately Mass

Early Life in South Framingham and Educator’s Move

The text notes an individual from South Framingham with four years teaching Greek Testament at the University of Chicago. He arrived in the state in 1900 from Chicago after an illness caused by overwork and is 47 years old.

South Framingham Chicago University Chicago

Roosevelt Bust in Senate May Displace Others

The Theodore Roosevelt bust by James A. Fraser arrives for display in the Senate galleries needing room for the African hunter bust, as 20 niches are filled. Senators debate models with one showing Roosevelt in repose winning out over an action pose.

Washington Theodore Roosevelt James A. Fraser Senate Ollie James Kentucky Representative Smith Michigan Africa Congress Fairbanks Johnson Senate Committee On Library Mr. Roosevelt

250 Names Join Roosevelt Welcome Committee in New List

New York March 10 Mayor Gaynor added 93 names to the Theodore Roosevelt welcome committee, bringing the total to 250. Notables include Nicholas Murray Butler Commander Peary Wm Emlen Roosevelt Henry Taft Harry Whitney George Gould Lee Shubert Robert Goelet Peter Hewitt John Bigelow and George Boldt.

New York Gaynor Theodore Roosevelt America Nicholas Murray Butler Columbia University Commander Peary W. Emlen Rosevelt Henry W. Taft Harry Payne Whitney George J. Gould Lee Shubert Robert W. Goelet Peter Cooper Hewitt John Bigelow George C. Boldt

Portland magnate denies half million fortune in breach suit

William Wood testified in Suffolk county court he never promised to marry Marion Orr and denied any plan to wed. The trial featured Orr's baby as a witness and details of meetings in Wood's Boston apartment, plus questions about gifts and letters. The case resumes next day.

William Wood Portland Marion Orr Dorchester Europe Suffolk County Catherine Isabelle Orr Annie Hunt Hingham Miss Orr Charles H. Orr Wood Mr. Wood Marion Phillips-Exeter Academy Harvard Cambridge Institution Tremont and Boylston Mr. Orr Leahy Portland Railway Harvard-Brown Catherine Isabel

Monarch House Paint Ad Claims Superior Spread

An advertisement from Carpenter Morton Co at 7 Sudbury St touts Monarch House Paint as 100 percent pure and claims it will spread one third farther than the adulterated kind.

Carpenter, Morton Co Sudbury St

Newport Special Train Crash Sues Total 45000

Three separate suits filed in East Cambridge seek 45000 from the New York New Haven Hartford railroad over the Newport Special crash at South station last August. Margaret Goodwin claims 25000 for injuries while waiting for the train, Annie E Hunt seeks 15000, and George W Hunt sues for 5000 for loss of his wife’s services.

Newport South Station East Cambridge New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Margaret Goodwin Stoneham Annie E. Hunt Newton George W. Hunt

Mayor declines to bar Moulin Rouge show

Representatives from the Watch and Ward Society and the Twentieth Century Club urged Mayor Fitzgerald to censor The Queen of the Moulin Rouge. The mayor refused to intervene, declining to imitate a prior mayor's show censorship.

Watch and Ward Society Twentieth Century Club Fitzgerald Hibbard

Boston Theatre Objections Question Show’s Suggestiveness

A time statement expresses doubt that the Boston Theatre management will stage a production as provocative as critics claim, arguing the affair may be overstated by the protesters.

Time Boston Theatre Management

Labor Bills Hearings Oppose Luce and Hugo Proposals

The labor committee spent the day hearing organized labor opponents to the Luce and Hugo bills which would submit strikes to a governor named board before action. Notables including J C McMorrow and H H Wilson testified while President Eliot backs Hugo.

Legislative Committee On Labor Luce Hugo J. C. McMorrow Charles Berry Boston & Maine Firemen H. T. Duen Order of Railroad Conductors J. I. Walker Joseph Convrey Lowell Labor Council Arthur Huddell Conrad Reno Gerry Brown H. H. Wilson Tobin Boot and Shoe Workers Eliot Post Picot

Two Penal and Water Officials Picked by Mayor

Former Penal Commissioner John Martin is chosen to succeed Fred S. Gore and former Water Commissioner William J. Welch is selected to succeed William E. Hannan, per mayoral sources.

John Martin Gerald Fred S. Gore William J. Welch William E. Hannan

Matiana Schooner Floated Off Scituate Beach

The Boston knockabout fishing schooner Matiana, ashore at North Scituate since February 12, was floated yesterday by tugs Sadie Ross and Hamilton A. Mathes. Damage is believed light.

North Scituate Boston Matiana Sadie Ross Hamillton A. Mathes

Hotel and Railroad News Co Head Ill in Palm Beach

President Ilugh Brown of the Hotel and Railroad News Company is critically ill in Palm Beach Florida after a week long paralysis. His brother James Brown arrived home from Palm Beach to be with him and Brown expressed hope of recovery.

Ilugh Brown The Hotel & Railroad News Company Palm Beach Pla Brown James Brown

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