Auto Show Craze Draws Big Crowds and Fancy Exhibits
The city hosts a diverse auto show with foreign and American machines, including Thomas Flyers and a Ford exhibit featuring a $590 runabout and a 40 horsepower six cylinder model. The Fosdick booth displays Fiat and Studebaker models, with Pierce Arrow owner Percy Pierce discussing future plans and a Europe trip to pursue new fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Ford
Charles B. Fay
Baker- Camerais
Fosdick Motor Company
Fiats
Studebaker
Automobile Show Heads Toward Grand Continent Tour
The article outlines plans for a Pierce Arrow driven by a top entrant to compete in the 3000 mile touring contest by the Automobile Club of Italy with Germany and England as stops. It notes opposition to a Western start via Canada and New Hampshire, and explains that the tour tests both strong and weak points of cars. It also covers Louis Ross's steam touring car debut, Locomobile exhibit boards, and new models like the Baby Reo and Brun Rouge colored bodies along with notable attendees and exhibitors at the Boston auto show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiat
Studebaker
Pierce Arrow
C. W. Kelsey
Maxwell Company
Automobile Club of
Italy
Germany
England
America
Kelsey
Canada
New Hampshire
Louis Ross
Newton
Ross
Peerless Motor Car Company
E Company
E. S. Partridge
Decauville Company
Boston
Tremont
Leslie Carter
Linscott Motor Car Company
New York
Chicago
Long Island
Garrison Street
Columbia Electric Vehicle
F. E. Dayton
Elliot ©. Lee
American Automobile Association
H. Gillett
Hartford
Gilmore
White Mountains
Chicago and
St. Paul
Pacific Coast
Mechanics
Newbury Street
Hotel
Lenox
Henry Siegel
Washington Street
Big Cars Dominate This Year Says Sales Manager
To aid Pop Lowe and the Lewis brothers showing Wayne cars, A. L. Kulb of New York and J. S. Draper of Detroit arrived in Boston yesterday to stay through the week. This is certainly a great year for big cars, said W. R. Kirkpatrick, sales manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pop
Lowe
Lewis Brothers
Wayne
A. L. Kulb
New York
J. S. Draper
Detroit
Ar i
Boston
W. R. Kirkpatrick
Dr Walsh to Lecture to Boyle O Reilly Circle
New York physician James J. Walsh M D P H D will deliver the final talk of the season for the John Boyle O Reilly Reading Circle in the Catholic Union hall next Thursday. His topic is The Greatest Epoch in Popular Education. Rev Louis S Walsh will preside and many educators from Catholic and non Catholic circles will attend. Walsh has lectured twice before for the circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Walsh
New York
John Boyle O'Reilly
Catholic Union
Louis S. Walsh
Archdiocese of
Boston
Walsh
John Boyle O’reilly
Praise For American Schools In India At Ramabai Meeting
The American Ramabai Association held its annual meeting at Trinity Chapel yesterday afternoon. Principal speaker Mrs. Ramabai Johsi praised the association’s schools in India. Notable members include Rev. Charles Cuthbert Hall Curtis Chipman Miss Clementine Butler and Mrs. George H. McGrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Chapel
Ramabai Johsi
Association
India
Charles Cuthbert Hall
D. D
New York
Curtis Chipman
Boston
Clementine Butler
Newton Center
George H. McGrew
Cleveland
Dr Pierce Medicines Endorsed by Medical Men
The article argues Dr Pierce medicines gain trust through public ingredient labels and endorsements from leading physicians. It notes Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription, explains their uses for stomach, liver, catarrh, and women's ailments, and invites readers to request a free pamphlet from Dr. Pierce in Buffalo New York. It promotes openness of formulation and invites correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Finley Ellingwood
Bennett Medical College
Chicago
Hale
Jno. M. Scudder
Cincinnati
Ohio
Jno. King
Grover Coe
New York
Bartholow
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Invalids
Hotel and Surgical Institute
Common Sense Medical Adviser
Permit Alien Troops March
State House observers noted the military affairs committee favoring a bill to allow foreign troops to drill and parade with firearms in public after federal consent. The measure aims to end the prior restriction that kept Canadian Rifles from marching with arms in Boston streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Committee On Military Affairs
United States
Canadian Rifles
Boston
Memorial fund seeks 25000 to honor Reed discoverer
Washington March 12 The executive committee of the Major Walter Reed fund reports 1009 from Andrew Carnegie and a larger sum from Col Henry Lee Higginson of Boston. The drive aims to 25000 total with income to Reed’s widow and principal for a permanent memorial. They need 86000 more?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Memorial of
Major Walter Reed
Andrew Carnegie
Henry Lee Higginson
Boston
Major Reed
Meyer 10 Get Cabinet Place in Taft Scenario
Washington March 12 The president intends to offer a cabinet post to George von L Meyer of Massachusetts the current American ambassador to St Petersburg If Taft accepts the Supreme Court seat the likely portfolio is Secretary of War awaiting final confirmation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
George von L. Meyer
Massachusetts
St. Petersburg
Taft
Supreme Court of the United States
Rentner Sought in Forged Orders Case in New York
Governor Guild approves papers for Inspector Maurice Wolff to pursue Maurice Rentner, arrested in New York on forged orders alleged against a New York firm. Rentner previously worked for Jonas Mendell at 507 509 Broadway before resigning and allegedly obtained 1200 gross pearl buttons by forged orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild
Maurice Wolff
New York
Maurice Rentner
Boston
Renutner
Jonas Mendell
Broadway
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Percy Pierce
Mr. Pierce
Europe
Mechanics Hall
Jery Horse
Huntington Avenue
France
Japan
Cei
Newbury ST
MODEL
Surrey Type
H. P
Thomas B. Jeffery Co
Columbus Avenue
E. A. Gilmore
DR. Walsh
Boyle O’reilly
Peerless
Peerless Motor Car CO
Columbus Ave
E. 1. Kimball CO. Motor Mart
Park
B. F. Blaney
Oxford
Pope Auto
Washington St
HUB Man Aids
MAJ. Reed Fund
Rentner
Mechanics’ and Symphony Halls
L. E. Bova
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