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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1912
Page
6
Andrew Braun of Cincinnati, a former member, beat a man who used an anti flag slur in a public altercation. The incident occurred in Cincinnati on November 7 as Braun defended the flag during a local disturbance.
An advertisement touts Tona Vita as a powerful tonic for rundown adults. It claims rapid improvements in strength and weight gain after a week, urging readers to buy from all druggists and start a few weeks of use to feel like a new person.
The 105th Company of the C A C was praised by Judge Arthur Fricke for its dedication to the United States flag and uniform, recognizing their service and commitment.
In a Central avenue cafe a dispute over the flag and army uniform led Braun a naturalized citizen to punch an offender. The man was fatally injured as police broke up the melee. Braun, who had been en route to re enlist, was arrested but later released by Judge Fricke after stating he fought for the flag of his adopted country.
A Hartford Post snippet shows a wife telling her husband to remove a dime novel from Tommy and fearing a howl, then suggesting a trip to the corner picture show to see a bandit themed film about a stage coach robbery.
In Chicago on November 7 Mrs. Ida Graham 38 wife of Democratic committeeman from the Second ward died of heart disease. Police say excitement from the election may have caused her collapse after she told her family she was glad Wilson won.
Annie Boltin daughter of Max Boltin of 188 Crescent Street Brockton married Hyman Riaf a Boston newsdealer. Rabbi Silverman officiated before friends from New York Boston and Lynn. Bride attendants Lena Slutzkey Rose Slutzkey with best man Israel Pikin. A bridal supper followed.
William M. Holden of Holliston sues Chester R. Gilmore for 5000 dollars alleging alienation of his wife Florence Carr Holden's affections and 2000 dollars for injuries Gilmore allegedly caused during a confrontation. Holden says his wife Florence fled their home after disputes and has not been heard from, while Gilmore denies the charges and says he aided Holden in the past.
Boston Esperantists defended the universal language after Sir William Ramsay proposed a written sign language based on Chinese. They argued Esperanto enables natural conversation across nations and cited eight international congresses where diverse speakers understood plays and poems in Esperanto.
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