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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1911
Page
16
The governor must issue a proclamation by December 1 on the September repeal vote. Current returns show 26 votes for repeal, but corrections from four towns could flip the majority to 759 against repeal. Courts could void disputed figures, creating a third outcome.
Malden Mayor George H. Fall said the city cannot take back the fountain donated by Anna M. Delano after its presentation. The $1100 drinking fountain was accepted by the city, though Delano says she was slighted at the ceremony and may willed it to a friend. Fall emphasized the fountain is city property.
Georges unveils a large five floor store at 384 Washington Street corner Franklin marking rapid growth. The Boston venture joins national outlets in New York Philadelphia Providence and Buffalo with Georges Model Clothes crafted by hundreds of tailor partners. The opening drew crowds and praise for its lavish window displays and upscale furnishings.
Dyspepsia, sourness, gas and indigestion vanish with Pape's Diapepsin. The ad claims it digests food, prevents heartburn, belching, and headaches, and offers relief within five minutes. A 50-cent bottle is advertised as curing worst cases of indigestion and dyspepsia.
The Good Government Association issued a report on legislative candidates in eight wards and two senatorial districts. It endorses Vinson in the eighth and Brewer in the ninth for Senate and backs Greenleaf Ballantyne Carr Babb for several House seats while criticizing others.
The Rev. James Axtell of Centralia caused a sensation when he was borne through Seattle streets in a coffin as if dead and then "resurrected" at the most unexpected moment drawing a large crowd and immediate attention.
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