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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1912

Page

9

Certain Cure For SAYS HARVARD Nervous Debility

An ad touts Tona Vita as a universal remedy for run down conditions. promises renewed health in days and urges weight tracking. It notes Harvard Union’s social role and a student critic urges faculty and students to mingle at the Union, as Oxford’s model.

Harvard Harvard Union Martin K. Shermerhorn Harvard Crimson University Union Oxford Henry Lee Higginson Shermerhorn

Jack Johnson Denied License for Saloon in Chicago

Chicago Oct 31 Jack Johnson the pugilist will not hold a saloon license unless City Collector Cohen is compelled to issue one The license Johnson formerly held expired today The report notes Johnson may challenge the decision and seek renewal under City ordinances

Chicago Jack Johnson Cohen Johnson

Bank outlawed? Astoor Astoorian shot in Kneeland Street incident

Astoor Astoorian, 28, of 28 Tyler Street, was shot and seriously wounded by Kare kin Menoogian, 26, of 22 six Place, after demanding money on the stairs of the building at 28 Kneeland Street. Astoorian was taken to City Hospital where his life was not expected to be saved.

Astoor Astoorian Tyler Street Karekin Menoogian Kneeland Street Astoorian City Hospital

Knife and gun clash at Kneeland Street dispute

Menoogian tells police he was dining on the second floor when Astoorian demanded money. After refusing, Menoogian says Astoorian attacked him. He was arrested on Kneeland Street in front of 21 Kneeland. Menoogian says Astoorian threw him down stairs and he fired twice. Both men crossed Kneeland Street. Astoorian was hospitalized and Menoogian captured.

Menoogian Astoorian Kneeland Street

Summer White House Mourns in Beverly

The flag at Parramatta the summer White House at Montserrat flies at half staff to mourn Vice President James S. Sherman. Mrs Taft and Miss Helen Taft plan to leave Beverly on Tuesday for New York to get election returns, then go to Washington to join the President. Executive offices in the Mason building stay open until results are known. If Taft is re elected furniture stays. if Wilson or Roosevelt win, Beverly fears losing the summer capital and offices will be moved.

Beverly Parramatta White House Montserrat James S. Sherman Taft Helen Taft New York Henry W. Taft Washington Cincinnati Mason Building Wilson Roosevelt

Bridal Couple to Be at Home Next Week

Miss Muriel Snow Fisher and Clifford L. Ward wed last night in Brockton and will host friends at home next week after a wedding trip to New York. Ceremony led by Rev. Dr. Frank Cooper at the Fisher home on Forest Road. Ward treasurer of Blue Hill Street Railway Company. both are Thorny Lea Club members with Mayor Howard among guests.

Brockton Clifford L. Ward New York Muriel Snow Fisher F. J. T’rankis Cooper Central Methodist Church Spencer A. Fisher Forest Road Howard Neal Marie Moreton Harry C. Howard Ward Blue Hill Street Railway Company Thorny Lea Club

False Alarm at Old Colony Trust Company

Burglar alarm at Old Colony Trust Company triggered last evening at six. Within minutes 15 officers rushed to the scene and about 200 people gathered outside the building. Investigation found no burglar. the alarm was set off by accident and no entry occurred.

Old Colony Trust Company

Bear and cub sighted in Manchester residential area

Thomas F. Thornton and John Cutts observed a large black bear and its cub in a Manchester neighborhood as they hunted grubs in a lumber pile. Startled, the animals fled up the street and into the woods toward Hooksett.

Manchester N. H Thomas F. Thornton John Cutts Hooksett

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