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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1910

Page

5

Mrs Jordan Gives River Glade Estate for War on Consumption

Mrs James Clark Jordan of San Francisco offers to the New Brunswick government her River Glade estate valued with 700 acres and a three story house for use as a tuberculosis hospital. The late Eben D. Jordan Sr.’s son James Clark Jordan owned the property and left an estate of about 1 million dollars.

Moncton N. B James Clark Jordan San Francisco New Brunswick River Glade Eben D. Jordan Boston Jordan

Bribery Allegations Hit Polls In New Hampshire

Judge Calvin Page, former mayor and senator, writes to Governor-elect Robert Bass claiming to furnish proof of voter bribery and open buying by Republicans on election day in Portsmouth New Hampshire. The note follows Roosevelt influence on a peace conference location.

Portsmouth N. H Calvin Page Roosevelt Robert P. Bass

Corruption Allegations Echo in Portsmouth Election Fight

Judge Page, a Democratic candidate defeated by 11 votes and attorney for the Boston and Maine railroad, accuses Bass in a ward system of beer on tap and vote selling. He cites a corruption fund sent to Portsmouth for Bass and Congressman Sulloway and urges Bass to reveal sources and handlers.

Bass Judge Page Portsmouth Mr. Bass Sulloway House of Representatives Boston & Maine Railroad

Cunard Mauretania Offers Christmas Round Trip Record Sail

Cunard Line announces a special Mauretania voyage leaving New York December 17 to land passengers in England and Ireland by December 28 and in France and Germany by December 24. The round trip aims for about 12 days, faster than Britannia by 15 days, with Saxonia offering a Boston Christmas sailing from December 6.

England Cunard Line Mauretania New York Ireland Scotland Wales France Germany Liverpool Fishguard Britannia Boston New England Saxonia

Mediterranean Sant Anna in port for inspection at Cunardine

The Fabre Steamship Company's new vessel Sant Anna, 500 feet long, 66 feet beam, 65 feet depth and 15000 gross tons, sits at the Cunardine pier in port for public inspection. Features include three-deck first-class staterooms, outside rooms amidships, Parisian terrace cafe, smoking room, wireless station, many single cabins and cabinet de luxe with baths. Rooms are luxuriously furnished with telephone connections. The liner sails November 23.

Fabre Steamship Company Cunardine Pier

Warner's Safe Cure advertised for kidney and bladder relief

An ad promises Warner's Safe Cure can cure Bright's disease and bladder trouble citing a Philadelphia case where a ten year old boy improved after following doctor approved directions and diet. The letter claims rapid benefit from the remedy and offers free sample bottles and pills, urging readers to request trials by sending name and address to Warner's Safe Cure Co Rochester.

Elizabeth Dougherty Reno St Philadelphia Warner Bright Warner's Safe Cure CO Roch

New England Telephone Rates Still In Effect

The commercial department states the new telephone rates remain in effect despite a petition by four party and six party suburban subscribers to keep old rates until Nov 1 1911. Of 22 000 applications under the new schedule more than 4600 used the old four or six party service. most chose two party service with reports of fewer busy lines and less interference due to divided ringing.

Commercial Department The New England Telephone & Telegraph Company

Company to roll out new service schedule by Nov 21 1910

The plan will become compulsory for applicants on or before November 21 1910. The new service will continue for all who approve it and will be offered to both new subscribers and existing customers who wish to switch to the new schedule.

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