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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1912

Page

14

Railroads Deny Wage Hike Linked to Freight Rates

New York reports the conference committee of Eastern railroad managers denying they refuse a higher wage for locomotive engineers due to inability to raise freight rates. They say a $188,844,818 lien in four percent securities would impede improvements and note rising operating costs.

New York SC Eastern Railroads Warren S. Stone Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Interstate Commerce Commission

First Gray Hair Sign of Age Easy Way to Preserve Color

Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy blends common garden sage with sulphur to restore natural hair color and reduce dandruff. The harmless formula promises rapid results, limits hair loss, and strengthens growth, with a 50 cent bottle at drug stores and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.

Wyeth

Campaign raises ninety three thousand five hundred forty eight dollars for Melrose hospital

Workers in a nine day push announced success for a 100000 Melrose hospital fund with two days left and only 6500 needed. On the day teams raised 10049.10 with donations from groups and the Boston Rubber Shoe Company. Total subscriptions reach 93548.32 and a large public demonstration is expected Saturday night.

Melrose Hospital City Hall Women’s Committee Citizens’ Committee Young Men’s Committee Boston Rubber Shoe Company Fells L. B. Rollins

Trio of English Misses Begin Boston Sightseeing Tour

Three English sisters Orisha Dorothy and Rosalind Fuller accompanied by their brother Walter G Fuller of Dorset England arrived at the Hotel Bellevue for the first stage of a sight-seeing tour. They report Boston air sharp after London fog yet still chilly and brisk.

Walter G. Fuller Dorset England Hotel Bellevue Orisha Dorothy Rosalind Fuller Boston London Liverpool Rosalind Oriska Fuller America

Fuller Family Musicians to Perform In Boston Recitals

Mr. Fuller and his sisters, accomplished musicians, plan one or two recitals in Boston at the Twentieth Century Club. They will perform English, Scottish, and Irish folk songs with a Trish harp. Mr. Fuller notes his American sojourn brings constant surprises and remarks on Americans’ sense of humor.

Mr. Fuller Back Bay Boston Twentieth Century Club Fuller New York America

Arrest Women in Liquor Raids

Malden police arrested three women in a crackdown on illegal liquor sales. Sergeant Duke and officers Burke and Lenehan, in plain clothes, arrested Etta Blacklow 39 of Lammett street Effie Astrow 73 of Willow street and Ida Ring 41 of Bryant street after raids at their homes where drinks and bottles were allegedly purchased.

Malden Duke Burke Lenehan Suffolk Square Etta Blacklow Lammett Street Effie Astrow Willow Street Ida Ring Bryant Street

Boston Business Women Meet at Club

Nearly 200 members of the Boston Business Women's Club attended the semi monthly meeting at the Twentieth Century Club last night. Speakers were Frank P. Spear of the Boston Y M C A educational department and John A. Woodry of the Boston City Club.

Boston Business Women's Club Twentieth Century Club Frank P. Spear Educational Department Boston Y. M. C. A John A. Woodry Boston City Club

Boston Passion Versus Dorset Ties Highlight Lift Talk

A brief remark contrasts city life with rural roots as the speaker notes liking Boston nearly as much as Dorset. The passage mentions elevators in four to five story buildings and expresses fondness for both places.

Boston Dorset

Sixteen Arlington Women Play Male Roles in Twelfth Night

Arlington Women’s Club performers, 16 women, played male roles in Twelfth Night at Town Hall. Cast included Miss Lavina Bunton as Sebastian and Mrs. Mary Kellett as Sir Toby Belch, with Mrs. Cyrus Dallin’s stage setup and two leap year proposals observed after the show.

Arlington Arlington Women’s Club Duke of Illyria Palace Cyrus Dallin Mary Kellett Toby Belch O. F. Osgood C. H. Hoxie Viola Lavina Bunton Sebastian Josephine W. Whitaker Charles A. Dennett Arthur D. Saul O. L. Story Katharine Yerrington L. P. Metcalf A. W. Homer Grace Dennett H. H. Whitney Winthrop Pattee G. W. Yale

Pankhurst Bail Refused. Lawrences and Mrs Pethick Lawrence Bail Set

In London on March 28, Mrs Pankhurst faced trial at Bow Street with Mr and Mrs Pethick Lawrence. he bail set at $20,000 and she denied bail for conspiracy and inciting property damage. Mrs Lawrence bail $15,000. Mrs Tuke discharged. Thirteen suffragettes were tried for window smashing with one acquitted. speeches likened acts to the founder of religion.

London Pethick Lawrence Votes For Women Pankhurst Lawrence Old Bailey Tuke

Printer Willard Plaz Dies at 46 in Pittsfield Hospital

Willard Ambrose Plaz a printer and pressman with the local paper for 22 years died this morning in House of Mercy Hospital from meningitis. His estimated fortune exceeds 25000 dollars.

Pittsfield Willard Ambrose Plaz House of Mercy Hospital

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