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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1912

Page

24

Dr Wood Hutchinson Warns Of Poisoned Foods And Political Campaigns

Health expert Dr Wood Hutchinson accuses decayed meats and preserves of being treated with toxic drugs to boost sales. He campaigns for the Progressive cause and plans to stump in Massachusetts before election day, saying disease and poverty stem from social injustice. He cites New York labor laws, Taft, and food adulteration with formalin and benzoate of soda, urging disinfection and reform.

Wood Hutchinson Hutchinson Massachusetts Roosevelt Parker House New York Supreme Court Chicago Wiley Taft

Divorce suit dismissed. husband ordered to pay support

George A. Soucia sued for divorce against Evelyn 5 Soucia. A cross libel was dismissed and both libels dropped. George must pay eight dollars weekly for child support, and the children were placed in their mother's care.

George A. Soucia Evelyn Soucia George

Anderson Pays Over $200 000 for Bridge

Mayor Fitzgerald received notice that Larz Anderson paid $200 000 to the Commonwealth treasurer under his deed of gift for the Stadium bridge construction between Boston and Cambridge.

Fitzgerald John T. Wheelright Larz Anderson The Commonwealth Stadium Boston Cambridge

Tudor Tea Gains Flavor While Cutting Tea Use

Advert suggests Tudor Tea lowers living costs by 60 percent. Women quoted claim using half a teaspoon instead of a heaping teaspoon still makes same amount of tea with richer flavor in sealed 5 10 15 30 cent packages.

Funeral plans set for Vice President James S Sherman

Utica New York October 31 funeral arrangements for Vice President James S Sherman are nearly complete. Services will be held Saturday at 2 pm in the First Presbyterian Church with President Taft and cabinet members in attendance. A large crowd is expected and tickets will grant entry. The body will later be moved to Forest Hill Cemetery and placed in the Babcock mausoleum.

Utica N. Y James S. Sherman First Presbyterian Church Taft Christ Church Sherman Ralph W. Brokaw Presbyterian Church Ily Forest Hill Cemetery Babcock

Funeral rites planned for Vice President Sherman

The Rev. Louis H. Holden will lead the funeral with assist by the Rev. M. W. Stryker and the Rev. Dr. Brokaw. A private family service is set at the Sherman home on Genesee street an hour before. The body will lie in state 8 to 9 p m in the county building rotunda with a guard of honor. A 3 o clock cortege will return to the Sherman home. The county building and many businesses are draped. Troops from Fort Ontario offer may come if requested.

Louis H. Holden Sherman M. W. Stryker Hamilton College Dr. Brokaw Presbyterian Church Genesee Street Utica Chamber of Commerce

Packard Shoe Ad Promises Comfort and Style

Advertisement extols the Packard shoe as the best made in the United States at any price. It claims easy walking comfort and superior appearance compared with $10 custom and bench-made shoes. Available for $3.50, $4.00, and $5.00 from S. H. Harrison Co. at 662-672 Washington Street, corner Beach.

United States S. H. Harrison Co Washington Street Corner Beach Bearch

Special Train to Utica for Sherman Funeral

A Senate sergeant at arms provides a special train from New York to Utica on Saturday to carry Senators House members and Supreme Court Justices to honor Vice President Sherman. The event includes a 19 gun salute at noon from naval and army posts and a 30 day mourning badge for all armed forces. Chief Justice White likely cannot attend.

Washington Ransdell Senate House Supreme Court of the United Bacon Sherman White United States Army Navy Marine Corps

American Social Pearl Plans June Constantinople Wedding

Despite the war cloud over the Balkans two young Americans Miss Grace Kellogg of Brookline and Major Dyson Griffith of Pennsylvania have arranged a wedding in Constantinople for June. Miss Kellogg is the daughter of Mr.

Grace Kellogg Major Dyson Griffith Constantinople Turkey Marceau Boston Balkan States Brookline Dyson Griffith Pennsylvania Miss Kellogg

Governor and Mrs Wilson Send Condolence Telegram

Governor Wilson and Mrs Wilson send sympathy to Mrs Sherman after the death of Vice President Sherman. Telegram dated Princeton New Jersey October 31 signed Woodrow Wilson expresses shared national shock and condolences.

Princeton N. J Wilson J. S. Sherman

Donovans Firm Seeks Bankruptcy in U S District Court

Michael F. Donovan of Lynnfield and partner in D. A. Donovan & Co. filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition asking the firm be adjudged bankrupt. Daniel A. Donovan of Lynn did not join in the filing.

Michael F. Donovan Lynnfield D. A. Donovan & Co Lynn United States District Court Daniel A. Donovan

Shoe Fit Improves Comfort On Market Prices

The advertisement states shoes fit better and feel better and are now on the market at prices of 3.50, 4.00, and 6.00 dollars.

Engagement of Brookline Educators in Constantinople

Mrs Charles Kellogg of 51 Addington Road Brookline and Mr Griffith, instructor at Robert College Constantinople, are English and music teachers at the American College for Girls in Constantinople. Both have been there three years and the engagement was recently announced.

Charles Kellogg Addington Road Brookline American College For Girls Constantinople Griffith Robert College

Mrs Sherman Sends Thanks After Taft Sympathy

President Taft receives Mrs Sherman’s thanks for his sympathy. Funeral set for Saturday in Washington at 2 PM, as advised by H F Davendorff secretary.

Rush to Pay City Taxes

Yesterday was the final day for Boston residents to pay 1912 city taxes without 6 percent interest. The city collector’s office was crowded all day as funds flowed into the treasury, with collections believed to total millions.

Best Made Shoes in the United States at Any Price

The ad claims top quality shoes with focus on fit and comfort. It highlights Walkins Comfort as a preferred option and suggests improved feel and wearing experience.

Death Not Due To Football

New Haven reports that York died from pneumonia not related to football. Doctors and football officials state he played in the West Point game ten days earlier, then suffered a chest pain on the trip home. A boil developed abscess and blood poisoning was considered, but pneumonia was identified as the cause.

New Haven The Football Association York West Point New York City

Protest at Interstate Commerce hearing over trunk size limits

Theatrical and vaudeville performers travel public entertainers protested railroad trunk dimension limits before Commissioner Clark. The commission suspended the rule until April 29 pending decision. The rule would charge extra for each inch over 45 and ban baggage over 70 inches from baggage cars.

Washington Interstate Commerce Clark

Marshall Ends Tour After Sherman's Death in 1900s Chicago

Governor Thomas R Marshall cancels remaining campaign stops after the death of Vice President Sherman. He had planned three speeches in Chicago and others in Indiana and Ohio. Marshall sends sympathy to Mrs Sherman and notes the national significance of the loss.

Chicago Thomas R. Marshall Pacific Coast Sherman Marshall Indiana Ohio Indianapolis

Tudor Tea Adds Packaging Cost for Fancy Canisters

An advertisement states Tudor Tea costs 10 cents per pound to pack in fancy canisters, paid by the consumer, while Tudor Tea in a yellow foil packet costs 2 cents per pound and purportedly keeps the tea fresher.

Adyt

Injury Claim Over Ice on Story Street Sidewalk

Joyce says he was injured by a fall on Story street sidewalk January 26 due to ice left by the defendant's carelessness. The settlement amount could not be learned.

Joyce Story Street

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