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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1912

Page

7

Wilson Men See Combine In Presidential Fight

The Woodrow Wilson headquarters issued a statement claiming press dispatches show a candidate combine aims to block Wilson’s nomination. It cites Clark and Harmon headquarters delaying Clark and Underwood on Florida tickets while opening free fields in several states and maps Clark vs Wilson across Iowa Wisconsin Arkansas Kentucky Oklahoma Kansas and others. Underwood vs Wilson appears in Georgia Florida North Carolina South Carolina Mississippi and Louisiana. Harmon vs Wilson aligns with New York Delaware Maine and nearby New England states plus Ohio.

New York Woodrow Wilson Tarpa Fla Wilson Clark Harmon Florida Underwood Oklahoma Kansas Iowa Arkansas Wisconsin Kentucky California Georgia North Carolina South Carolina Mississippi Louisiana Delaware Maine New England Ohio

Millinery Prices Undercut Retail Stores One-Third to Half

An advertisement asserts wholesale prices directed to customers are always one third to one half less than retail stores. It highlights two popular hat styles and urges careful price comparisons. The firm claims readers will verify the savings.

Congressman Wilder Discusses His Marriage in New York

Congressman William Henry Wilder of Massachusetts says his marriage to Irene Paula Uibel is no romance, merely a circumstance. He recalls meeting her four years ago on a Hamburg liner and arranging her to tutor his daughters in Europe. The ceremony occurred March 22, after he visited New York on March 20 and consulted with his children.

William Henry Wilder Massachusetts Irene Paula Uibel New York Wilder Miss Aibel Hamburg Amerika Europe Solon Marion Washington Anita Hudson 180Th Street Woodward Sarony Irene Aibel

Peculiar Will Granted in Norfolk Probate Court

The Norfolk Probate Court in Dedham allows the will of Rev. Elijah Harmon of Randolph. The document requests an inexpensive burial and for the will to be publicly read at the funeral. The will bequeaths all property to Martha Alesta Harmon with no-argue safeguards for family interests.

Norfolk Dedham Elijah Harmon Randolph Jesus Christ Martha Alcesta Harmon

Judge Riley to Regain Democratic Standing

Judge Thomas P. Riley of Malden a former Democratic state chair and now a Republican will be reinstated as a Democrat by the Malden board of registrars tonight after the September caucuses enrollment.

Thomas P. Riley Malden Democratic State Committee

John McCormack to Perform at Symphony Hall Sunday

John McCormack the celebrated Irish tenor will sing two arias and three song groups with encores likely. Miss Narelle the Irish balladist performs three groups including old Trish melodies Haydn and Chaminade pieces Rooney and Zardo selections. Concert starts promptly at 8 o clock.

Symphony Hall John McCormack Miss Narelle

Tremont Temple Brotherhood Marks First Anniversary

Nearly 300 members attended the Tremont Temple Brotherhood banquet in Lorimer Hall as the year old group expands from 180 to 550 members. Prizes for new members were given to Maurice Graves Harrison W Bill Frank F. H. Chipman and FF. FE. Ogilvie among others. The event featured remarks by Lt Governor Robert Luce and clergy, with music by the group’s glee club orchestra and a forthcoming bowling team.

Tremont Leader Leonard H. Rhodes Brotherhood Maurice ©. Graves Harrison W Bill Frank F. H. Chipman FF. FE. Ogilvie Herbert C. Whitford Clifford B. Turnbull L. H. Rhodes J. E. Akerly W. Beasley G. W. Rankin James A. Currie K. F. Keith J. W. Bright Cortland Myers O. N. Wentworth W. W. Main James E. Norcross American Home Mission Society David M. Lockrow Herbert Handel Ernest I. Clark the Brotherhood Jefferson E. Duncan Joseph J. Pearson Robert Luce J. K. Norcross John Thomas

Direct Mail Advertising Ideas At Boston Club Luncheon

Tim Burr Thrift of the Cleveland Advertising Club spoke at the Boston Sales Managers' Club luncheon on mail advertising, highlighting do and don’t practices. He showed letter examples, stressed personal tone and clear goals, and offered ten guiding points for effective correspondence. The club has about 70 members, with one representative per line of business.

Uncle Sam Tim Burr Cleveland Boston Sales Managers’ Club City Club Thrift

Delay conference to greet bishop at Brooklyn session

The opening session of the Methodist East Conference at Nostrand Avenue Church in Brooklyn was delayed for nearly an hour to allow Bishop John W. Hamilton of Boston to greet each of the 400 members. The Rev. A. B. Sanford was elected secretary, with Rev. F. B. Lewis as statistical secretary and Rev. H. Blatz Jr. as treasurer.

New York Methodist East Conference Nostrand Avenue Brooklyn John W. Hamilton Boston A. B. Sanford Port Jefferson H. Blatz, Jr

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