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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1910
Page
4
Ainsmith, the Washington American league catcher, will debut for Charlestown in the Bay State pro basketball league tonight as the Charlestown five opens season against Silver Park in Monument Hall.
Ottawa Ont Nov 16 The third Session of the 11th Parliament of Canada will open tomorrow afternoon with Governor General Paul Grey presiding amid expectations of a lengthy session and bitter debates as the opposition tries to rally forces. The throne speech will note King Edward's death and King George's accession, plus Canada's prosperity trade growth and good crops east and west.
The California Fig Syrup Co promotes its Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a superior product made from pure plant principles and a special formula. It warns consumers to buy only the genuine version and to reject imitations printed without the full company name on the package.
Plans outline a combined Fal mouth Vineyard Haven Oak Bluffs and Edgartown carnival and aero meet for next July or August. First Cape Cod air disturbance. flying machines over the cape planned with cross sound flights of seven to eight miles and invitations to principal yacht clubs.
A promotional ad touts Elec tro-la as a breakthrough hair removal product. It claims it works on fuzz or bristles of any length and promises a trial package by mail with a 2 cent stamp, plus a full sized bottle for a dollar and a refund if it fails.
The Boston Boot and Shoe Club hosted an Essex County Night at Hotel Somerset with Alfred W. Donovan presiding. Speakers included Sidney W. Winslow of United Shoe Machinery Company and E. Kinsman Banks of the Essex County Board of Trade.
Washington reports San Francisco population at 416,912 in the 380th census data released tonight. The city shows an increase of 74,180 residents or 21.6 percent since 1900, reflecting postquake growth.
Mary C Keith wife of Benjamin F Keith died yesterday at her home 810 Kent Street Brookline after a period of poor health. She had recently returned from Devereaux where she summered and had improved enough to drive. A nervous attack preceded her unexpected death. The funeral is set for Friday at 9 AM at St Marys Church of the Assumption Brookline.
To the Editor of the Post a letter from Thomas F Cassidy extends heartfelt thanks to Massachusetts supporters. He notes a record vote reflected by complete returns and expresses deep gratitude and ongoing respect as he reflects on the campaign for lieutenant governor.
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