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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1911

Page

3

Standish worsteds and a tailor's 5 percent plan

A tailor promotes Standish worsteds at $11 per suit with a 5 percent profit goal, arguing quality Australian yarns justify price against higher $50 to $65 rivals. He showcases new colors and styles in window displays, offering early reservations and in-door handling.

Painter John Tierney Found Drowned in Canal

In Lewiston Maine on November 5 the body of John Tierney a 57 year old painter was found floating in the canal. Police call it a possible self infusion while family members think the drowning may have been accidental.

Lewiston John Tierney

Deluge Drenches Chinatown Laundry Leader in Sleeping Room

Chin Key a Chinese laundryman at 4 West Camden Street South End awoke to water spraying from all directions in his back room shortly before 2 am. He rushed to East Dedham Street station crying for help as water leaked from a burst pipe above his shop. Officer Cassidy located the source and repaired the upstairs pipe causing the flood.

Chin Key Camden Street South End Dedham Street Crowley Chin Cassidy Officer Cassidy

Taft Heads Home to Vote During Extended Campaign Trip

President Taft leaves Saring s Virginia after three days for Cincinnati to qualify to vote in the city and county election. He will address the American Society for the Judicial Settlement of International Disputes and dine with the Commercial Club. A thousand mile tour through Kentucky and Tennessee follows with several speeches and a Lincoln Memorial dedication in Hodgenville, Kentucky.

Sarings Taft Cincinnati Helen Taft Thomas M. Laughlin Pittsburg American Society For the Judicial Settlement of Commercial Club Kentucky Tennessee Lincoln Memorial Hodgenville Knoxville Tenn

Child dies in hospital after limb amputation at yards

John Cronin nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Timothy Cronin of Green street Cambridge Mass was run over in the Boston and Maine railroad yards yesterday afternoon He died at Portsmouth Hospital tonight after his leg was amputated

Portsmouth N. H John Cronin Timothy Cronin Green Street Cambridge Mass Boston & Maine Portsmouth Hospital

Man Urges Dogs to Attack Children in Bronx Park

In St Marys Park the man known to police led six dogs at children, then released them to bite. A10 year old Frank Barkey was badly bitten on the left arm and throat. he was taken to Lincoln Hospital for treatment after a park attendant confronted the assailant and a crowd gave chase.

New York St. Mary’s Park 144Th Street Bronx Frank Barkey St. Ann’s Avenue Barkey Larry Hogan Hogan Barkey Boy Lincoln Hospital

Train cuts off boy's arm in Charlestown incident

Joseph Delando eleven of 18 Belmont street Charlestown attempted to halt a passing freight car with his hand on Medford street at the gate foot yesterday afternoon. He was pulled from the gate onto the tracks and will lose his left arm.

Joseph Delando Belmont Street Charlestown Medford Street

Shot by son while hunting in New Hampshire

Ernest Goldwaithe, 19, shot his father Everhard Goldwaithe during a hunt in West Kingston New Hampshire when the bullet glanced off a tree. Despite a severed artery the doctor said serious harm was unlikely as Everhard bled heavily and was carried home by his son for treatment. Mrs Goldwaithe was away in Massachusetts and summoned back.

West Kingston N. H Ernest Goldwaithe Everhard Goldwaithe

Duchess Loses Hearing in Ear During Scottish Climb

The Duchess of Vizeu formerly Anita Stewart of New York, wife of Prince Miguel of Braganza, reports almost total deafness after a mountain climb in Scotland. She felt a crack in her ear and now can only hear a voice shouting loudly in the ear.

London Duchess of

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