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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1911
Page
5
The Tolliver airship San Diego could not lift off despite six engineers and on board electrical systems. The craft, a monster capable of carrying 40 passengers, used poor gas quality for lift. Tolliver claims it has double Zeppelin lifting capacity and vertical ascent capability.
In The Republic, Mayor Fitzgerald blames Governor Foss for David Walsh losing the lieutenant governorship and for Democrats’ weak Senate and House showings. He accuses ex-Congressman Kelcher of fomenting conflict to split the Boston Democrats and weaken Foss’s ticket. He criticizes Foss’s campaign method and warns it cost party gains statewide.
A sale on plaid back overcoats at Wolf's My Clothier, Hanover and Portland streets, asking $12.50. The ad urges shoppers to visit for a stylish wardrobe upgrade.
A hearing in the old Aldermanic Chamber at City Hall drew many prominent Bostonians to urge acceptance of the act to widen Pleasant street from Park square to Washington street at a cost of about $900,000.
About 200 residents attended the hearing where the vote favored approval of widening funded by up to 900000 bonds outside the debt limit. Advocates argued the project would speed South Boston traffic by linking Broadway to Pleasant street and Tremont street subway, aiding rapid transit and regional development. Speakers included Howard Whitmore, Rev. G F McDaniel, Robert P. Bellows, and many local leaders with a letter from ex-Congressman William S. McNary.
Judge Hardy ended an injunction against the horse Dammie as part of the Chait and Weiner assets. Hyman Weiner claimed Dammie, and a receiver’s case sought ownership for the firm. Davis Chait sought to keep Dammie with other assets for the firm’s benefit, with a court deposit condition set for continuation.
James McKeever, 61, of 82 Cedar street Roxbury, is in danger at City Hospital after a car struck him in front of 3167 Washington street yesterday. Surgeons report several right rib fractures a lung puncture and a scalp wound. The car owned by William L. Radcliffe 66 Robinwood road was driven by Charles Hicks 22 Wyman street. McKeever was crossing the street. police released Hicks after inquiry.
Miss Anna F. Robertson of Boston sues Fire Commissioner Charles D. Daly and driver William J. Connell in Suffolk county court for $10,000. She alleges on September 11, 1816 on Massachusetts avenue she was struck by the commissioner’s automobile, sustaining a fractured skull and permanent injuries due to negligent operation.
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup No 4 as a universal remedy claiming to cleanse the system dispel colds and headaches and benefit men women and children. The copy emphasizes the company name printed on the front of every package as proof of authenticity.
In Alfred Maine a new will dated January 2 1902 is offered for probate in the Bull case widow Mrs. Sarah C Bull names daughter Mrs Olea Bull Vaughn as principal heir though she recently died. Executors include Joseph G Thorp and Mrs Olea Bull Vaughn. Hearing set for December 6 with Dec 5 appearance. Miss Margaret Noble Sister Nivedita previously slated for $30000 under 1910 will not mentioned here. Ralph S Bartlett administrator named October 17.
Ten girls at a Hanover street plant fainted after a mysterious nauseating odor while working near Evelyn Brooks accused of taking powder from a handbag. Police and a company manager investigated. only a bottle of cold cream and talcum powder were found. Eight could walk tests. two remained in hospital as inquiry continues. Names include Etta Harmon, Jennie Reed, Jennie Jenkins, Lottie Briggs, Florence Lichenstein, Tina Brookins, Catherine McDermott, Shyne, Lillian Morrison, and Alice Sellen.
In Fall River police report a triple homicide and a fatal shooting. Maher killed Morisette in a closet then shot Mrs Tessier in the neck and fired at neighbor Joseph Messier. Mrs Tessier died at City Hospital. Maher fled.
Governor Foss has not decided if he will visit Petersburg Virginia to dedicate the soldiers' monument on Monday. He indicated a possible Sunday departure if he attends. He spent yesterday replying to letters of congratulations and plans to work on legislation for next year between now and January.
A winter health remedy is advertised urging readers to obtain two ounces glycerine and half an ounce of concentrated pine compound, mix in a half pint whiskey, and take doses after meals and at night. It claims to be the best formula known and notes children’ s smaller doses by age with genuine Globe Concentrated Pine in sealed tin bottles.
The text notes that ES is not only deeply fond of music but also a composer of recognized ability with an impressive body of work and notable compositions.
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