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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1912
Page
18
President elect Woodrow Wilson took a two hour break from congratulations and walked five miles using a heavy black cane. A rattlesnake was encountered near Princeton. Captain Bill McDonald attempted to kill it, Wilson borrowed the governor’s cane, and when the hunter struck the snake the cane broke.
Governor Wilson, president-elect, strolls through Princeton campus and country paths with students and faculty greeting him. He watches secret practice, recalls college days, and jokes with reporters as he relaxes after a taxing campaign. He plans a Bermuda trip around mid November and will guard details with cabinet talks to come.
Boston consumers purchase more Tudor Tea packages than any other brand, with advertisers asserting Boston as the top market for the product. The brief ad declares Boston buyers as the best judges of tea.
Johannesburg November 6 The great diamond weighing 1649 carats, touted as the largest in the world, is officially deemed of inferior quality and may not be as valuable as first believed.
John H. Gavin of New Brunswick New Jersey formerly of Roxbury wed Eleanor McDonough daughter of Mr and Mrs E P McDonough at St Angela's Church Blue Hill Avenue Dorchester. The nuptials were conducted in the church rectory by Rev Father Francis Ryan.
Government alleges in 1910 campaign to blow up iron and steel contractors. Frank M. Ryan directed explosions and lettered orders to union officials across multiple cities. McNamara and others linked to planning, secrecy, and payments to cover assaults.
Modest claim in a vintage ad states a 10-cent package of Tudor Tea makes 100 cups. The copy asserts tea quality improves when brewed at that ratio and markets the value and practicality of the product.
The upcoming Sun day Post promises an everyday helps page with flower stencil designs and short cuts for efficient housekeeping.
Assistant United States Attorney William H Garland declined to press charges of white slavery against Max Shapiro and Lena Goldstein of Malden after new evidence emerged about Mary Mapp er. The action followed evidence related to the young woman allegedly taken to New York by the defendants.
Detroit reports incomplete returns from 66 of 83 counties with Roosevelt at 8,513 and Wilson leading Taft 63,556 to 62,204. Seven of 12 congressional districts undecided and the next Michigan Legislature and U S Senate seat remain unsettled.
William Alden Smith reports that the constitutional amendment granting woman suffrage, initially seen as assuredly carried, may have been defeated according to early returns, casting doubt on the outcome.
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