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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1912
Page
3
The annual charity fair in Brookline raised support for the Brookline Day Nursery at 10 Walter Avenue. Prominent attendees helped, the fair ran from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., with church tables gathered in a large first floor playroom after every item sold.
George Baker, held on murder charges in Kidder county jail, was taken from custody and lynched. This marks North Dakota’s first lynching in about ten years.
A show window display at Wolf's My Clothier on Hanover and Portland streets draws much attention with living models modeling men's overcoats.
Judge Clifford P. Smith of Brookline lectured on Christian Science at the First Church of Christ Scientist on Falmouth and St Paul streets. About six thousand hear an address arguing heaven on earth is possible and detailing four grounds of assurance: Bible teaching, Jesus miracles, Mrs Eddy’s writings, and personal religious experience.
Cardinal O Connell will speak to the League of Catholic Women Tuesday at 4 p m in St Cecilia s Church Back Bay. Mrs James Dwight heads the league and invites friends with reserved seats and invitation cards. Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament follows the address.
Yee Sing of 32 Tyler Street Chinatown was arraigned before United States Commissioner Hayes on a complaint by Customs Inspector William J Sleep charged with selling opium. In default of 500 bail he was committed to East Cambridge jail.
A brief advertisement states Eimer and Amend’s N. Y. 281 relieves rheumatism and is recommended by users. Reliable druggists carry it.
The School Voters' League plans an active campaign against Miss Frances G. Curtis the Public School Association candidate. The group has pressed to place a woman on the School Board for three years and cites past opposition by the Public School Association. City Hall notes Democrats may back a Jewish candidate for city offices and may abstain from active campaigning this year. The Mayor backs reelecting Councillors Attridge and Cellins and considers Isaac Harris Joseph Siegal or Edward Ginsberg for the open seat from Councillor Hale's retirement.
The P S A rejects a woman candidate while the league pushes for a mother. Miss Curtis is a spinster, and Mrs Susan W FitzGerald may again run, pitting woman against woman as Mayor Fitzgerald and Democratic leaders face a quandary.
George G. Goldthwaite 95 Brookline street Lynn attempted suicide by cutting his throat with a razor in his room early yesterday. He nearly severed his windpipe and breathed through the wound until a physician arrived. He was taken to the hospital where the windpipe was sewn together and he is expected to live.
S H Harrison Co announces the Packard Shoe as the best made shoe in the United States at any price. It offers easy walking comfort and superior fit, claiming to be better than any $10 custom or bench-made shoe. Priced at $3.50, $4.00, and $5.00. Located at 662 672 Washington Street, corner Beach.
Malden High School pupils gathered last evening with ex-Councilman Alfred E. Cox and Principal Jenkins as speakers. The event aimed to boost enthusiasm for today's game between Malden and Everett at Malden, with a potential Chicago date against Oak Park High School later this month.
Loriot H. Graham alias Louis H. Graham, 42, of 16 Norwich Street Everett, was arrested yesterday on a warrant for fraudulently procuring entertainment at the Copley Square Hotel from October 26 to November 7, totaling 67.07 dollars.
The engagement is announced of Miss Annie B Baxter recently superintendent of nurses at Somerville Cottage Hospital and Mr Clyde Kerr Stewart manager of the Daily Mail Fredericton New Brunswick. The wedding date will be announced later.
Chief John A. Mullen of the Boston fire department returned to duty at fire headquarters after several weeks away recovering from pneumonia. He greeted Fire Commissioner Cole and stated he is in splendid health and capable of ten more years of firefighting.
The Pension Bureau reports 538000 soldiers and sailors on the roll with 321932 dependents and widows and 362 army nurses. Civil War survivors total 497263 and War of 1812 widows 238. Appropriations for the year amount to 151,558,141 dollars, down 3,276,096 from last year.
The federal quarantine on Christmas trees and evergreens will have no appreciable effect on the local market. It confirms an existing business arrangement between the Boston Department of Agriculture office and local transport firms regulating dealer shipments.
Samuel Wrenn aged 90 of 20 Harrison Avenue collapsed while about to enter the building at 22 Boylston Street Cambridge to report for work yesterday morning. He was taken to Cambridge Hospital where his condition was reported serious.
Fragmentary text shows market quotes with prices 3.60 4.00 and 6.00 and an H. Harrison Co address at 662 672 Washington Street near the Beach.内容
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