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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1911

Page

4

Weare and the open field of practice economy

The text hints at new fields in which one can practice economy in a Weare UN tint context. It mentions an idea that has opened possibilities for study and application in local economic theory and practice.

Automatic Price Reductions Explain Bargain Basement Fees

Analysis states that price cuts are necessary to maintain bargain basement pricing. It argues reductions clear inventory, attract customers, and keep margins acceptable amid competition and demand shifts.

Men Rescued From Stranded Schooner Near Boston Light

Six masted schooner George W Weld and two companions were rescued after a fire caused their craft to capsize near Bald Rocks outside Boston Light. Captain J York, his brother R M York, and J E Bryant survived, after being pulled onto the pilot schooner Adams and later to Fort Warren.

George" W. Weld Boston Adams York R. M. York J. E. Bryant Camille Fort Warren Quartermaster’s Department Hamilton Boston Light R.M. York J.H. York

Poverty board urged to mayor in New York letter

A letter from Benjamin C Marsh of New York to the Boston mayor urges appointment of a commission to study poverty causes and prevention. He cites Boston poverty, crowded rents, rising tuberculosis, large land rents, the tenement code, and shared accountability of city state federal roles, arguing for coordinated public action and government aid.

Benjamin‘c Marsh New York Zerey Boston Bureau of Associated Charities New York City

Roxbury Youth Charged With Diamond Ring Theft

Jacob Casso age 19 of Lawrence avenue Roxbury was arrested on a charge of larceny for stealing two diamond rings on October 18. The rings were taken from Harry Fisher of Creston street Roxbury who said Casso planned to sell them to a friend and claimed the rings were sent to New York.

Jacob Casso Lawrence Avenue Roxbury Harry Fisher Creston. Street Fisher New . York

Advocates Rest Farm For Horses At Humane Society Meet

At the New York State Humane Society convention in Auburn on November 16, Dr. Francis Rowley of Boston and Miss A Bird of Stowe Mass spoke. Rowley urged humane education while Bird advocated a rest farm for horses.

Auburn N. Y New York State Humane Society Francis Rowley Boston American Humane Education Society Stowe Mass

Cure advertised for tuberculosis by Eckman’s Alterative

A promotional appeal argues rest and fresh air aid TB but claims Eckman’s Alterative repeatedly cures cases. It recounts Weldon’s 1904 1905 illness improving after treatment and urges use with nourishing food and air, citing claims from the product’s materials and distributors.

Hekman Eckman Weldon Fort Worth Texas Colorado Canon Wekman Arthur Webb Aiterattie Ine Doew Ene Ene Houghton & Rakte Man. Taboratory Philagsipnie

Wanted organizers for Fraternal Order of the Golden Lion

Call for men and women to join a hustling Fraternal Order unit. Ad dress for particulars at the Home Office in Bennington Vermont.

Order of the Golden Lion Home Office Bennington, Vt

Everett Case: Captain Brown Quelled in Court

Captain Brown of Everett police argued after Malden District Court disposed of William Sykes of Everett for keeping an unlicensed dog. Judge Sweetser urged common sense and quieted the session after evidence showed a check mailed to the city clerk arrived 24 hours late. The case was disposed by filing.

Captain. Brown Everett Malden Sweetser Captain Brown William Sykes Sykes Brown

Young Rider Helene Preece To Ride At Madison Square Garden

New York November 16 One of the greatest attractions of the horse show opening at Madison Square Garden on Saturday will be Miss Helene Preece a 14 year old rider from London England She will ride blue ribbon winners entered by James Dunn of Surrey England Her daring cross country feats have earned royal praise from Queen Mary boosting her reputation in England.

New York Madison Square Garden Helene Preece London England James Dunn Surrey Mary

Brave Miss Preece Rides Killer Mare at Islington

At Islington last summer Miss Preece rode Merriman despite the horse's temper and a prior fatal incident. News reached Queen Mary, who summoned her but praised the bravery. Preece, niece of Goldfrey Preece of White Plains, will also ride Biskra Cousin Jack and Skyscraper, noted jumpers from the stables.

Islington Miss Preece Merriman King George Queen Mary

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Mrs Dunn presents a lineup of saddle horses including Premier, Diana coup winner at Olympia, along with Sylva Gray and Dartmoore Shepherd noted as well bred English saddle horses.

Mr Dunn Premier Olympia Sylva Gray

Falls to Death From Fast Train at High Bridge Station

Louis Siegbert, wealthy cotton importer and partner at Siegbert Brothers Co., fell beneath an express train at High Bridge Station in New York. He stepped onto the platform for air during the steam to electric switch, and died minutes later after the train passed 80 feet away. The conductor heard his scream, activated emergency brakes, and found him fatally injured.

New York Louis Seigbert Siegbert, Brothers & Co New York Central High Bridge Siegbert Sleg

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