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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1912
Page
5
A clipped historical record notes a copyright claim dated 1019 credited to B. Grooter. The short item records ownership terms and publication rights in a concise notice.
Mrs. Josephine V. Furdon 30 of West Newton died at Newton Hospital after her husband donated more than four quarts of blood in a vain bid to save her. The couple lived at 16 Pine Street and leave a husband and two children. Funeral at St Bernard's Church, West Newton, Monday morning.
The article tells how the R A Patterson founder developed a grainy Burley process called the Tuxedo tobacco that became a national success. It notes early popularity, delayed advertising due to demand, and Patterson’s shift to broader production with new factories ready to meet orders. It emphasizes the brand’s reputation for clean taste and the slogan success of Tuxedo in American smokers.
Raymond Alley and Alexander Leslie license commissioners of Chelsea failed to remove Mayor Malone from presiding at a hearing of charges filed by the Mayor. Judge Hammond of the Supreme Judicial Court ruled the Mayor proper to hear the charges and noted that unfair action could be challenged in court.
Hon David I Walsh of Fitchburg will deliver the oration at Dorchester High School Hall Codman square Sunday evening. A 7:30 to 8 reception precedes vocal and instrumental entertainment. Committee includes Stephen F McLaughlin Peter A Collins Frank A Corley and others. Ex Congressman Joseph F O Connell will introduce the speaker.
Miss Arline Newman Rozelle led a farewell costume party for her fancy dancing class of 106 children at the Women’s Club House Dorchester. A Cupid 8 year old arched a pink bow, while 7 year old Ruth Abbott and 11 year old Farnsworth Wood performed as snowflakes and Jack Frost. Others included a 12 year old Dorothy Balkan in an Egyptian dance. Rozelle received a diamond pendant.
General John W Noble former secretary of the interior under Harrison died in St Louis after a month of illness. He recently marked his eightieth birthday and had practiced law in St Louis after leaving the cabinet. Born in Lancaster Ohio he graduated from Yale in 1851. His wife Lizabeth Halstead of Northampton Massachusetts died in 1894 and he had no living children.
Harry Eddels of Roxbury was sentenced to three years in the House of Correction and fined $500 after a jury found him guilty of assaulting William A. Coughlin, owner of the Prospect Street Garage, Cambridge, on January 12 by striking him with an iron pipe and fracturing his skull. Judge McLaughlin denied a new trial and planned a stay decision to follow.
The United States will not interfere with legitimate exportations of food clothing dry goods and hardware to Mexico. Taft and his cabinet deem such necessities outside the munitions ban and the matter of dynamite exports to mining firms was sent to Attorney General Wickersham. Adamson's Cough Balsam cures coughs colds and grippe.
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