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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1904
Page
8
The Sunday Magazine issue features a color cover reproduction of a bespoke painting by Cory Kilvert. The scene centers on a boy near a turkey, appealing to every boy and girl in New England.
The notice lists multiple W L Douglas shoe store locations in Boston and surrounding streets including 635 637 Washington Street 115 117 Summer Street 991 Washington Street 82 Court Street and 130 Hanover Street below Washington Street. It notes a storefront presence in the vicinity and provides street addresses for consumer reference.
Fatty claims it is simple as he traps the Flipps for once and ends their mischief. The Flipps react with surprising joy, while Fatty faces discomfiture. Readers are advised to see the Post’s comic section next Sunday for full understanding.
New wireless communication was established today between the Nantucket Shoals lightship and the United States torpedo station. The lightship rode out the Sunday storm comparatively well with minor injuries. repairs can readily be made.
Advertises Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills as a complete remedy for psoriasis eczema and related skin humours from infancy to old age. Claims immediate relief and permanent cure with a 1 dollar set including Soap Ointment and Resolvent with depots in London Paris Boston. End note promises booklet How to Cure Every Humour.
Campaign managers for Salem D. Charles, candidate for renomination as street commissioner, released interviews with prominent Irish-Americans rebutting Mr. Doyle. Several officials and lawyers praised Charles for broad-minded, honest service and urged renomination, decrying race and religious prejudice in the contest.
The Tammany Club of Ward 17 will hold a rally at Vine Street Church on Dudley Street in support of the club ticket. Speakers include Senator Gartland, W T A Fitzgerald, Councilmen Conroy and Gleason, Thomas M Joyce, and Fred M J Sheehan. Representative William P Grady will preside. A torch light parade precedes the rally.
Needham November 15 Edward Smith 40 of Dedham was shot twice while fleeing after allegedly robbing John J. Morse Jr. lodge on Smith Street. Harvard student Robert Catheron, son of estate caretaker Howard Catheron, fired. Smith hospitalized at MGH in stable condition. may face court in a week. Police tie incident to a surge of county burglaries and possible accomplice.
New York, Nov 16 The AP received a Rome verified statement from the Marquise des Monstiers Merinville formerly Miss M G Caldwell announcing she has left the Roman Catholic Church. In a Europe interview she criticizes the church and says Protestant blood prevailed. she and sister Lina Caldwell have ties to William Caldwell and Breckenridge Kentucky lineage.
At the Merchants' Club Lieutenant-Governor Curtis Guild urged either a national child labor law or uniform State laws to curb conditions harming Massachusetts industry. He praised local laws and enforcement, warned that local measures alone fail, and noted Alabama, South and North Carolina, and Georgia lead in child labor use in cotton mills without thorough factory inspection.
The Boston Legal Aid Society reports four years of growth and expanding work with 565 applicants this year. Of 56 cases pending last year six remained, 17 resolved, two declined, 11 dropped, and 20 inactive. About 200 cases, 35 percent, reached satisfactory conclusions. Over 4200 dollars was collected for clients. Officers elected: President Charles P. Greenough, Treasurer George A. Goddard, Secretary C. L. DeNormandie. Attorneys Hill & Homans remain counsel.
Melrose Nov 15 Ray E Hyde a Melrose boy who ran away from home turned up in New York yesterday returned with his father to 57 Rowe Street today After a Brooklyn charity bureau inquiry Hyde said he left November 3 seeking the world but money soon ran out His parents deny the tale saying he held a position in New York and they knew his whereabouts
The Young Men's Democratic Club of Ward 20 endorsed Doyle in the Doyle Charles contest. Club leaders and supporters backed Doyle in a close Dorchester race, citing McNary’s influence and prior factional splits within the ward.
Harold Varnum a Harvard student from 124 Oxford Street Cambridge was robbed yesterday at Hemenway Gymnasium where a thief stole his gold watch over 300 in cash and a valuable overcoat. It marks the third theft at the gym in a month.
Nov 14 Brockton report profiles William R Buchanan rising from modest beginnings to become private secretary and chief adviser to Governor Douglas. A longtime newspaper man, he built the Brockton Times, revived papers, and arranged the $1,000,000 Douglas Shoe Company stock placement.
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