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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1911

Page

1

Governor Foss Faces Sharp Attacks at Appointments Hearing

Governor Foss and the executive council clashed through a long hearing over the Governor's appointees. Councillor Glidden pressed for a vote on Daniel J. Kiley speaking. the motion was rejected. Kiley spoke anyway, denouncing the council for not confirming the appointees and the council again rejected William L. Reed for the Juvenile Court clerk post.

William L. Reed Glidden Kiley Council

Secretary Meyer Praises Fleet Mobilization Off New York

Secretary of the Navy George Von L Meyer aboard the Mayflower praised the Atlantic fleet’s readiness after inspecting 99 ships in the Hudson. President Taft would review the fleet tomorrow as salutes echoed along the New Jersey palisades and Manhattan.

New York George von L. Meyer Mayflower Hudson River Taft New Jersey Palisades Manhattan Meyer Osterhaus Connecticut SVNEW Great Warship Line

Malden Woman Demands Return Of Memorial Fountain

Mrs. Anna M. Delano vows to reclaim the $1100 granite fountain she donated in memory of her late husband Nicholas L. Delano after a city ceremony on October 10. She claims she had no part in the presentation and says the fountain remains hers to dispose of, potentially bequeathing it upon death.

Anna M. Delano Malden Nicholas L. Delano Fountain Charles D. McCarthy

Autumn Day Notes and Historic Anniversaries

The entry marks the 306th day of the year with moon 12 days old and daylight 10 hours 20 minutes. It lists autumn day specifics and sunset at 1:26 with lights at 5:08. Notable anniversaries include Washington’s farewell address to the army in 1783, James K. Polk born 1795, and statehood for North and South Dakota.

Washington James Knox Polk United States North and South Dakota

Delano objects to fountain presentation at City Hall

Mrs Delano says she was given an inaccessible seat during the fountain presentation and could not see Mayor Fall or Dr McCarthy. She heard little of the acceptance speeches and notes she and her invited guests were locked out of the City Hall meeting. She has written a letter to Mayor Fall detailing the grievances.

Mrs. Delano Fall

New England Weather Forecast Thursday Through Friday

Forecast calls for fair and cold conditions across New England. Moderate north winds thin out by Friday with continuing cold air. Boston and vicinity expected to stay chilly with continued easterly to northerly breezes.

Boston Vicinity New England

Weather Summary From Fragmented OCR Report

Reported by Thompson s Spa and others shows scattered figures with temperatures and conditions. Entries include averages for the year and yesterday s readings with cloudy or varied conditions and numbers that appear to be temperatures or indices.

Thompson’s Spa Moncresve- Bu

Secretary’s Mayflower voyage salutes 19 times per ship

The secretary began a voyage aboard the Mayflower, which steamed to the upper end of seven miles of warships and moved south along the line. Each vessel saluted 19 times as he passed, with echoes from New York shore roaring back after a long interval. Continued on Page of Fifth Column.

New York

Somerville Couple Welcome Triplets At Leon Street Home

A Somerville couple, Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCarthy of 8 Leon Street, welcomed triplets yesterday. The trio includes two girls and one boy, with the father noting the boy’s strong lungs balance the outnumbered son.

Somerville Charles McCarthy Leon Street

Martin Rivalry Claims Penn Star Over Questioned Pro Status

Penn athlete Martin faces scrutiny over professionalism as college football notes report on recent field action. Bill Papke plans to retire from boxing, while Harvard workouts confront wet practice conditions. Volume covers Volkmann Roxbury Latin game today and Rock Ridge’s victory over Allen School plus other schoolboy results. Perry Yale tackle injured. Porky Flynn wins race to steamship bound for Australia. Gloucester invites Stuffy McInnis.

Martin Penn Bill Papke Harvard Volkmann

X ZALIA SOAP Promises Soft Skin and Chaos-Free Care

An advertisement-like note touts X ZALIA SOAP for soft skin and relief from chaos. It claims the product keeps skin smooth and suggests using X ZALIA for badly broken out skin.

Frothingham Attacks Foss On Eight Hour Bill In Rally

Frothingham denounces Governor Foss at New Bedford rally over the 54 hour bill and other labor measures. He questions Foss’s voting record in Congress on national eight hour and 34 hour bills and cites labor promises as a condition for signing a 55 hour bill.

New Bedford Louis A. Frothingham Foss Cassidy Congress Massachusetts Labor Mr. Frothingham South

Frothingham Defends Record Against Misrepresentation

Frothingham accuses his opponent of misrepresentation over a costly living pledge and defends his legislative record. He denies voting against free school texts and free homes for consumptives, rebutting claims as untrue amid Governor Foss’s claimed industrial focus.

Governor Foss Praised at Salem Rally Before Large Crowd

Governor Foss spoke at the Salem Rink before about 2000 voters after rallies in Chelsea Revere and Lynn. David I. Walsh opened the Salem event with a fiery attack on the American Woolen Company, accusing its political advertisement of lying and violating election laws.

Salem Foss Chelsea Revere Lynn David I. Walsh American Woolen Company Walsh Boston Massachusetts

No. Wood and Woolen Firm Fined. Governor Faces Rally

Mr Walsh urged a $10000 fine on the American Woolen Company and up to $5000 or six months imprisonment for its president Mr Wood. The day included a Chelsea rally at Congress Hall chaired by Francis Tirrell with a packed crowd. Governor Foss faced interruptions as Warren Spalding and Professor Droppers matters were debated in the council.

Mr. Walsh American Woolen Company Wood Commonwealth Noac Charles G. Wood New Bedford Times Charles Francis Adams Garrett Droppers Williams Railroad Commission Droppers Commission On Commerce and Labor Adams Daniel J. Kiley Warren F. Spalding Prison Commission Professor Droppers Kiley Governor Foss Glidden

Richeson Formally Accused in Boston Murder Case

Clarence W. T. Richeson was formally accused by the Suffolk County grand jury of the murder of Avis Linnell. He listened in his Charles Street jail cell as multiple counts were read to bring him to court, while Sheriff Seavey praised his calm demeanor. John L. Lee, renowned criminal lawyer, arrived to aid the defense, replacing Congressman Harris.

Clarence W. T. Richeson Avis Linnell Suffolk County Charles Street Seavey Richeson John L. Lee South Boston Harris

Defense plans against prosecution amid insanity rumors

The defense has perfected plans and believes the prisoner’s conduct since confrontation with serious charges shows an innocent man. Rumors of insanity have not drawn attention from Congressman Harris Attorney Philip R Dunbar or Attorney Lee and Druggist Hahn of Newton is not a major concern.

Congressman Harris Philip R. Dunbar Lee Hahn of Newton

Massacre Report in Hankow Recaptured by Imperial Forces

The war office reports that imperial forces have recaptured Hankow and massacred the population. Details remain sparse as authorities confirm the incident following the city's fall.

Pekin War Office Hankow

Newt and Lillian Interview Sparks Matrimony Talk

A brief exchange reveals Newt holding Lillian's hand as they discuss love and courtship. The conversation touches on women’s gowns hair tonic and other fashion topics, with Lillian posing for a photo alongside Newt.

Lillians

Lillian Reveals Youth Secret in Exclusive Interview

In Lil lian's dressing room the 45 minute talk with Newt details a youth retaining method and a hair tonic brand. The interview spans three columns and is illustrated with life like photographs.

Lillian Newt

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