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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1912
Page
3
Maud Malone, militant suffragette who interrupted Governor Wilson in Brooklyn on Oct 19, issued formal invitations to her trial in special sessions court for tomorrow. The public is invited to attend the trial. Malone faces a charge of wilful disturbance of a public meeting.
Loren E. Pullen of the firm Pullen Bryant & Co., advertising agents of Boston and Chicago, died at his Lowell home today. He was 45 years old.
Miss Helen Louise Maguire a Roslindale tele phone supervisor will wed William Eastwood Ryan a wealthy Philadelphia inventor and cousin of Thomas F. Ryan today at Sacred Heart Church Roslindale Rev John F Cumming officiates The couple plan four month trip to Europe and will settle in Pasadena after a bridal dinner at Copley Plaza
Boston public utilities committee discussed winter use of open street cars. Prominent physicians and lung experts urged the move, supporting the Boston Elevated Railway Company's proposal.
Dr. J Payson Clark Dr. John B Hawes 2d Dr. Vincent Y Bowditch and Dr. Walter C Bailey advocate open streetcars in winter for more fresh air. They say increased airflow strengthens lungs reduces illness among workers and the public and could lower tuberculosis cases among motormen conductors and workers.
The annual police ball will be held on the night of January 16 in Mechanics Hall. Tickets have been distributed to police stations and Police Relief Association members. Patrolman Michael Hunt of Dudley Street station serves as president of the association’s general committee handling arrangements.
Congressman elect Edward Gilmore filed at the State House showing his campaign cost only 25 dollars for his race in the 4th district.
A vintage advertisement promises a one day cure for colds using laxative bromine quinine tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. Each bottle bears Dr. W. Grove’s signature and costs 25 cents.
The will of Dr. Arthur Tracy Cabot provides 270000 in public bequests to Boston institutions and 300000 to 15 nieces and nephews. Trustees fund a widow’s income, then Harvard College and the Museum of Fine Arts receive substantial endowments for the Fogg Art Museum, medical school, and library purchases.
The U S Supreme Court dismissed Archbishop Harty’s appeal from the Philippine Supreme Court ruling that the Victoria municipality holds title to the large public plaza. The Vatican state relations were not examined.
Charles Page Bryan, United States ambassador to Japan, tendered his resignation to President Taft due to ill health from a carriage accident in Japan. He is at his Elmhurst home receiving medical care after leaving Tokio on leave in September.
Hundreds of southern women wearing the United Daughters of the Confederacy ribbon arrive in Washington for the 19th annual convention opening tomorrow. Credentials are issued for delegates as the event runs through Saturday. The cornerstone of the Arlington Confederate monument will be laid tomorrow with Colonel Hilary A. Herbert and William Jennings Bryan present. President Taft will welcome delegates at Welcome Night tomorrow evening.
A sales pitch promoting Ely's Cream Balm as instant relief for catarrh and head cold symptoms. It claims relief within minutes, prevents germ poisoning, and warns of long term decay from catarrh. Ends with advice to buy a 50 cent bottle and give to children.
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