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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1916
Page
3
A World War I letter from France tells how Private Bailey, exhausted by mud and cold, found relief from rheumatic pain with Sloan's Liniment. He sent for more, shared it with fellow soldiers, and credited the tonic with enabling them to endure the front. Available at druggists in 25c 50c and 1.00 sizes.
New York November 6 Charles E Hughes the Republican nominee spent a quiet day resting ahead of the election He will vote at a laundry near his hotel and will receive returns by telephone from Republican headquarters He will be shown only significant figures and is accompanied by Mrs Hughes and family during the day.
Miss Constance Jackson of Chestnut Hill Avenue Brighton marries Wilfred Shrigley of Boston at Emmanuel Church in a fall society wedding. The ceremony is led by Reverends Elwood Worcester and George J. Prescott with Miss Miriam Young as maid of honor.
Advertisement urges women with kidney and bladder trouble to seek Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root. Claims kidney health affects other organs and lists symptoms like back pain headaches and irritability. Offers 50c to 1$ bottles and a 10c sample from Dr Kilmer Co. in Binghamton NY. Mention Boston Daily Post in correspondence.
Berlin reports via wireless from Sayville that the new Kingdom of Poland was proclaimed at Lublin in the governor-general’s palace, according to a dispatch from that city.
The event occurred in the presence of the administrator-general the diocese clergy deputies from Polish associations veterans of 1863 the vice-president of the Central Relief Committee and numerous officers.
General Von Beseler addressed the Warsaw gathering praising Poland’s long‑cherished dream of a restored kingdom. He urged unity with Polish residents and promised a war’s end, healing wounds, and plans for a united Poland under Austro‑German monarchs with a Polish army likely to fight alongside.
In a palace setting spectators including city council members, university delegates, clergy, and aristocracy witnessed General von Beseler read the proclamation. Posters and hand bills spread the news while students marched with banners announcing the birth of the Polish army amid national banners and cheers.
Washington officials said the United States will not recognize any new Polish government until after World War II ends. Changes in Polish administrations now would be treated as war measures and subject to recognition only at peace. Officials awaited details on a Polish monarchy and its potential independence and army.
Thomas Roswell, 40, freed from a Deer Island sentence, pushed a stolen baby carriage from pawn shop to pawn shop near 490 Harrison Avenue. Patrolman Corbett arrested him. the owner, Mrs. Etta Weiner, reported the theft two hours later. Roswell to be arraigned in local court this morning.
Bishop Lawrence of Massachusetts pledges loyalty of laymen as essential to saving the country during his speech before the Episcopal Club of Massachusetts at Copley Plaza. He notes Massachusetts has raised 500000 of a 5000000 pension fund and has 100000 more to raise. Also reports on the Episcopal convention at St Louis by Babcock Mann and Saunders.
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