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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1913

Page

4

Four Hurt In Newton Auto Crash

Four persons injured when a Roxbury owned car collided with a Newton touring car at the Margin and Putnam streets corner just before 6 pm. All four in the Fairclough vehicle were taken to Newton Hospital. two cars were damaged with the Moore auto largely undamaged aside from a smashed front wheel.

Margin Putnam Streets Newton William R. Fairclough Maxfield Street Roxbury H. F. Moore Shorncliffe Road Fernando M. Hammond Washington Street Fairclough Newton Hospital Francis Bottelier Grace Brown Brookline Moore William Lilley Margin Street

Deputy Collector Moody Resigns to Become Auditor

Arthur F. Moody, deputy collector of internal revenue, resigns to join Page & Shaw as auditor. During 15 years in office he managed accounts for deputy collectors across the state.

Arthur F. Moody Internal Revenue Page & Shaw Mr. Moody

Police claim justified shooting in Harrington suit

Patrolman Michael J. Murphy of Sandwich says the shooting was legally justified in the case brought by John A. Harrington of this city who died after the incident. Harrington’s $100,000 suit was filed before his death in the Suffolk Superior Court and answered by Harrington in the clerk’s office.

Michael J. Murphy Sandwich Police John A. Harrington Ninth Regiment Suffolk Superior Court Harrington

Mrs Wilson Popular Hostess in Capital Democratic Regime

Mrs Woodrow Wilson charms Washington as ideal hostess, engaging with college students and women clubs while maintaining White House duties. She favors walking to shop and mingling with people, helping clubs flourish and shaping social work.

Mrs. Wilson Capital Washington Woodrow Wilson White House The Land

John Hughes Lost After Transatlantic Arrival

John Hughes of Lough Ireland arrived in Boston on the Franconia near Salem destination, with a tag on the shipboard notice showing Salem but the Massachusetts link is uncertain. He is reported lost somewhere in the country after his voyage from Queenstown.

John Hughes Lough Ireland Boston Queenstown Salem Massachusetts

Brandeis Discusses Currency Reform and Money Power

Louis D. Brandeis opened a Philadelphia talk at the American Academy on Proposed changes in the U S currency system. He warned that industrial liberty must modernize without eroding political freedom and critiqued the concentration of money power by investment bankers.

Philadelphia United States American Academy of Political and Social Science Louis D. Brandeis Boston F. A. Vanderlip National City Bank of New York George C. Roberts Mint Washington C. J. Rhoades Girard Trust Company Brandeis America Wilson Organization of Labor

Immigrant Defrauded Women Allegations Heated at Hearing

Representatives of the Council of Jewish Women told the Commission on Immigration at the State House last night that immigrants face dockside fraud in Boston and that some Jewish immigrant girls receive salaries under one dollar a week.

Boston Council of Jewish Womith Commission On Immigration State House

Boston Jewish workers debate employment and wages

Boston attorney Samuel H. Borofsky challenged statements on employment conditions and Jewish immigrant women wages. Miss F Van Baalen of the Council of Jewish Women described difficulties placing non English speaking girls as domestics with low pay, while Borofsky accused local Jewish elites of pressuring for scarce placements.

Samuel H. Borofsky Boston Jewish Charitable Society Borofsky F. van Baalen The Council of Jewish Women Jay Street Commission Miss van Baalen

Engagement of Ethel Blight to Wallace Damon Reported

The engagement of Ethel Blight of Parker Hill Avenue Roxbury to Wallace C Damon of Milton was announced yesterday. Blight daughter of Mrs Fannie Blight, Damon a Milton High School graduate with a line position at the New York New Haven Hartford railroad. No wedding date set. the ceremony will be in Haverhill.

Ethel Blight Roxbury Wallace C. Damon Milton Parker Hill Avenue Lincoln Damon Miss Blight Fannie Blight Damon Milton High School New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Haverhill

Immigrant Welfare Debate at Boston Meeting

Speakers from the Jewish Charities and Women’s Council urged facts over claims about immigrant workers. Borofsky defended employers’ wages, while Mrs. Andrews and Mrs. Sternberg described hardships faced by immigrant girls, including low pay and costly board. The panel criticized dock lunchrooms and warned of unsafe tenement conditions, though health inspector accusations were not substantiated.

Borofsky Julius Andrews Women's Council S. Sternberg Women’s Council

Newton Woman Struck by Auto Truck On Washington Street

Mrs. Bridget Riley of West Newton was struck and bruised while crossing Washington street by an auto truck owned by J. E. Mitchell of Auburndale and driven by Ralph R. Picehurst. She was aided home by police.

Washington Street West Newton Bridget Riley Smith Avenue J. E. Mitchell West Pine Street Auburndale Ralph R. Picehurst Bridges Avenue Newtonville

Master of Piano at Best

Ignace Paderewski gave a crowded recital yesterday in Symphony Hall. The hall was full with amateurs professionals and students, many carrying scores, all eager to hear the famed pianist.

Ignace Paderewski Symphony Hall Paderewski Chopin Liszt

Paderewski Delights crowd with encore laden recital

The audience at Paderewski's concert praised him after a lengthy program, demanding encores. The performance featured Beethoven and Bach with romantic inflections, Schumann's Carnival mood, Chopin works, and Liszt pieces, highlighting a grand, controversial yet revered interpretive style.

Paderewski’s recital lauded for virile intellect and noble playing

The technical critique praises Paderewski’s emotional coloring and incisive phrase shaping while noting his modern restraint from tempo and phrasing traditions. The piece opens with Beethoven and includes a singing aria variation. A second recital is announced for Sunday afternoon, Nov. 23 at Symphony Hall.

Paderewski Liszt Rubenstein Symphony Hall

Fire scare at Maplewood Baptist Church

Smoke issued from the Maplewood Baptist Church roof noon alarm. Firemen found only the furnace alight as janitor George W. West slept through the incident. Investigations blamed pine wood burning in the basement furnace.

Maplewood Maplewood Baptist Church George W. West

Wyman and Ryder Wedding in Arlington Home

Miss Claire Stetson Wyman of Winthrop Highlands and formerly of Lexington married Robert Leslie Ryder of Boston in a ceremony at 9 Glen Avenue Arlington hosted by the bride’s brother Webster W Wyman. The couple joins families headed by Arthur L Wyman and celebrates a civic union with local prominence.

Lexington Claire Stetson Wyman Winthrop Highlands Arthur L. Wyman Robert Leslie Ryder East Lexington Boston Webster W. Wy- Man Glen Avenue Arlington

Sold Out Raymond Goods Move Across States

A bankruptcy trustee offers a large assortment of clothing and accessories seized from concealed shipments to North Adams Pittsfield Fort Kent Barre and New Brunswick. The stock includes mens and boys wear ladies wear boots shoes gloves and more and is being sold when you read this notice. Prices will speak for themselves.

North Adams Pittsfield Fort Kent Maine Barre New Brunswick U. S Boston

Stern & Rothstein Liquidating Fine Suits and Overcoats

Liquidation sale of Stern and Rothstein inventory at 311-313 W Baltimore St Baltimore Md offers 3128 boys and young men suits and overcoats. Goods advertised as elegant fresh regular sizes with Lord Baltimore trade mark. Sale ends next Monday at 5 PM with heavy discounts to attract patronage.

Stern & Rothstein Baltimore St Baltimore Lord Baltimore

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Moody Massachusetts Prison Commission Rutland Davis & Sanford ,O Lewis R. Sullivan Ward Dorchester Oxford Goodyear Franconia Land OF Europe Robert Silverman Sons of Israel William H. O'Brien Scott BY Olin Downes Schumann Warum Beethoven Bach Mr. Paderewski Pierrot Fusibius Florestan Ryder Wyman Yours Truly Raymond
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