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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1911

Page

4

Governor Attacked at Council Meeting Sees Spalding Move

The Boston City Council heard heated remarks during the session over the Spalding appointment to the Board of Conciliation and Arbitration. Solomon Lowenburg derided the governor and alleged unfair conduct, while supporters urged confirmation amid opposition to other nominees. A vote on Spalding followed extended discussion as officials debated qualifications and past actions.

Railroad Commission Kiley Spalding Allen Elzabeth Putnam Richard H. Dana Dana Pettigrove Hamlin Charles G. Wood New Bedford Board of Conciliation and Arbitration Solomon Lowenburg Lowenburg David Stoneman Boston Dorchester Court Commonwealth Stoneman Frank Farnham Brockton Myron I Keith T. J. Evans Harry Morse Haverhill Wood William Trotter Johnson William L. Reed Charles W. M. N. Williams Glidden

Candidates Rally For Tariff Debate In New England States

Speech excerpts show Kitchin urging Southern shifts to New England mills, Foss rebuttals, and Frothingham attacks on misrepresentation. Scott defends protective tariff. Walker argues Republican aims protect wages and cost of living. Taft quotes frame rates, Payne Aldrich bill cited. GOP pitches stable national policy.

Kitchin North Carolina South New England Massachusetts Foss Charles F. Scott Kansas M. Mark Sullivan W.S. Kinney Scott East Middle West Taft Republican Party Germany

Governor predicts Republican defeat in Massachusetts rally

Foss reports the Governor’s enthusiastic reception at a rally opened by Mayor Connery with State Committeeman Wal ter Cremer presiding. Strecker preceded the Governor as auditor candidate. The Governor argues progressives advance reform and urges votes for him to sustain taxation, railroad and utility oversight, and a modern state administration. He warns a Republican victory would halt progress and emphasizes it is the people’s fight.

Garrett Croppers Williams College Foss Clinton White Charles FE. Stevens Sudbury Droppers Glidden Mr. Stevens Hamlin White South Dakota State University Professor Droppers Charles Francis Adams Mrams Adams Commission On Commerce and Labor Joseph B. Eastman Public Franchise League Railroad Commission Williamstown North Adams John H. Fahey Charles W. Eliot St. Gerry Brown Brockton Massachusetts Connery Walter Cremer Charles B. Strecker Lynn Salem Taft Payne-Aldrich State House Republican Party Republican Machine Democratic Party

Murder indictment read to Richeson in secrecy

The article outlines the Richeson murder case focusing on alleged cyanide use and intent. Key witnesses Bertha Girdler Agnes Keefe and Avis Linnell are crucial to establish opportunity and timing. Attorneys Lee Harris and Dunbar, and Judge Harris, discuss strategy as Edmands defends his future son in law.

Avis Linnell Lee Harris and Dunbar Bertha M. Girdler Avis Richeson Boston Miss Linnell Agnes Keefe O’brien Sea Grill Dartmouth Street Moses G’ Edmands Harris Dugan Watts Eugene Levitan John N. Lee South Kenmore High School Post Lynchburg Colonel Mosby Mosby

Papes Cold Compound Promises Quick Grippe Relief

An advertisement touts Papes Cold Compound as the fastest cure for colds and grippe, claiming relief after the first dose and urging dosing every two hours for three doses. It asserts quinine is ineffective for colds after three years of research and notes a 25 cent package is widely available.

Elm Street Washington and Hanover Sts Pape Grippe

Loyal Legion rejects Gettysburg general Sickles

General Daniel E. Sickles, commander of the Third Army Corps at Gettysburg, was barred from Loyal Legion membership. The secret society reportedly blackballed him, with friends suggesting his role in excluding some officers’ names from New York battlefield monument inscriptions as a possible reason.

New York Daniel E. Sickles United States Army Corps Gettysburg Loyal Legion Aeir Sons General Sickles New York State Commission For The New York State

Kyrle Bellew Stricken by Pneumonia Cancels Tour

Kyrle Bellew, veteran romantic lead, is critically ill in Salt Lake City with pneumonia. Doctors fear for his recovery as the actor’s Western and Pacific coast tour is canceled and the company will return to New York.

Salt Lake City Kyrle Bellew

Obituary notices from Boston area dates and addresses

A telegram style collection lists numerous death notices and funeral details for residents across Walpole Dorchester Roxbury Medford East Boston Everett Dedham and surrounding areas. Entries include names ages dates and service times with church and cemetery references and invites to relatives and friends.

Bjorkengren Walpole Secident Knut Bjorkengren Swedish Lutheran Church Broadway Cambridge Oscar H. V. O Swedish Masonic Club Brown Dorchester Mary Frances Brown Woodward Lyon Street Church of the Advent Brimmer Street Boston Mt. Auburn Cemetery Bryant South Braintree Sarah A Emery H.bryant Central Avenue Cashman Alice May Thomas Phebe A. Cashman Princeton Street Conant Joseph J. Conant Donahue Medford Blanche Penahue Farnum Kennebunk John HI. Farnum, Jr Parenta Summer Avenue Reading Reading Highlands North Station Fay West Newton Henry R. Fay Highland Street Marlboro Mays Gallagher Roxbury Mary James Gallagher Dudley Street St. Patrick’s St. John N. B New Calvary Cemetery Gillespie Hugh W W Mary M. Gillespie Locust Street Munday Granger Katherine Y. Granger Dowd Hugh Granger Finneral Draper Street St. Peter's Church Malden Hospital Mary L. Greenwoogye Fred P. Greenwood A. W. Farrington Essex Street Salem Kelly Catherine John Kelly Richard Kirby Bennington Street Sacred Heart Church East Boston Woodbrook Cemetery Woburn

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