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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1912
Page
8
Washington Nov 15 Senator Isa dor Raynor of Maryland in poor health at his residence suffered a relapse tonight and his son plus other close relatives were summoned to his bedside. The senator has been ill with neuritis for some time.
No 11 of the Masterpieces of American Illustrators in next Sunday's Post features the painting The Old Violin by Howard Pyle. The item highlights this celebrated illustrator and his work for readers.
An advertisement claims Renova will secretly cure a drinker by adding it to his tea or coffee. It urges immediate action to end alcoholism and promises happiness in the family. It offers free samples from the Renova Co. at 204 Broadway, New York.
Testimony details McNamara murder case links Caplan Schmitt to indictments in Los Angeles. McManigal recalls a Timed Times building gas jet act and a deadly explosion. He describes hunting trip alibi and James B. McNamara's suspected hiding, with tense exchange about who fired the shot.
A sensational ad proclaims a tonic named Tona Vita as a guaranteed cure for debility and fatigue, promising rapid restoration of health and urging readers to weigh themselves before and after use.
President elect Wilson and President Taft will be in New York this Saturday but a meeting is unlikely. Governor Wilson plans to attend a Princeton class dinner tomorrow afternoon and stay in the city until Saturday afternoon before starting a vacation trip.
President Taft is due in New York early Saturday for brief engagements before leaving on his journey. President-elect Wilson spends the morning writing letters and receiving callers. He reviews the Second Regiment of the State militia as it passes his Princeton battleground scene. the band plays America.
Tense labor dispute at Hood Rubber in Watertown with I W W leaders hinting at a general strike in Greater Boston if discrimination in rehiring continues. Rioting erupts with arrests as Cambridge and Newton police assist Watertown, while organizers gauge support and timing amid secrecy.
Dr Stephen S Wise of New York, famed for eloquence and reform work, will speak at the School Voters League Saturday course in Ford Hall on Ideals and Idealism with focus on moral and religious aspects of the woman movement. A question period will follow. Mrs Frank L Young of Dorchester will introduce and host.
Diplomatic observers treat present mediation plans to Servia as serious. The piece notes Boston’s famous suitcase mystery is solved in next Sunday's My Battles With Crime by William B. Watts.
Advertises Gold Dust as a superior dishwashing product that cleans more effectively than soap and saves about half the time spent washing dishes. Emphasizes sweeter, cleaner results and efficiency.
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