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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1910
Page
9
London reports the King and Queen plan a January 3 1912 coronation at Delhi as Emperor and Empress of India. The action marks an unprecedented event and signals a decisive imperial stance to strengthen empire ties amid rising disaffection in the subcontinent.
John Fisher a 13 year old member of a public school football team died at his home in Brooklyn after injuries suffered a week earlier in a game between his school and another city institution.
Buff a cat owned by A. M. Smith of 39 Beacon Street Everett is 15 years old and remains alert. The feline is described as intelligent and sociable with late meals including crackers and biscuits. After lunch Buff naps and wakes to greet visitors at the door.
Mrs Taft and Miss Helen Taft departed Washington for New York today for a two day trip to shop and attend the opera on their itinerary.
Edouard Jollcoeur aged 23 and his wife aged 22, parents of five pairs of twins, arrived in Ottawa en route to Wynward Saskatchewan. They were married six years ago and the father said there would be plenty of room for them in the West.
Boston firefighters begin agitation for increased wages citing family needs and the high cost of living. They have drafted their position papers detailing the changes they seek and their dissatisfaction with current conditions.
A historical editorial argues prices rise while wages for firemen and policemen inch up slowly. It links wage gains to broad prosperity, notes urban cities like New York and Chicago advancing firefighter pay, and critiques New England conservatism, urging timely reforms to keep pace with living costs.
Monsignor Falconio, papal delegate to the United States, told reporters in New Orleans during the American Federation of Catholic Societies convention that no priest should identify with a political party. He urged priests to stand for the right and for the best candidate, while remaining free to support the right.
Westfield, Nov. 17. Mr. and Mrs. James C. Greenough of Court Street will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on Friday, Nov. 2. Married Nov. 27, 1860, by Rev. Emerson Davis. They are prominent in education and church life, he a former principal of the Westfield State Normal School. They have three children and two grandchildren.
Mrs Annie P Sweetser 62, mother of George A Sweetser, chair of the Wellesley Selectmen, was injured alighting from a Boston and Worcester trolley at Rockland Worcester streets junction in Wellesley Hills. Police have been timing trolley speeds since a Newton Highlands accident. railways commission limits 15 mph here while cars were recorded between 24 and 30 mph.
Dwight Eimendorf starts the fall lecture series in Symphony Hall this evening with a pictorial ramble through London The talk includes sights places and objects of interest and features motion pictures showing the Derby at Epsom Henley boat races a Dreadnought launch and scenes from the late king's coronation funeral pageant Roland D Grant speaks at Tremont Temple on In Rome With Michael Angelo detailing the master’s noted pictures.
Montpelier November 17 Vermont will adopt a dispensary system like South Carolina if the bill pending in the lower house passes. The measure by Representative Burbank of Cabot proposes a state agency to distribute intoxicating liquors for medical chemical and mechanical purposes.
Rumor circulates in business circles that a mammoth automobile factory will be established in Springfield. Capitalists linked with Standard Oil are said to back the venture. No details are to be released until a site is purchased and bids for construction are sought.
Martin Cauley a 19 year old spectator and coach from Jefferson street was fined $15 in Newton police court for assaulting George Moulton a schoolboy football player during Friday game at Cabor park between Allen School and Powder Point School. He was given until December 1 to pay and was reprimanded by the court.
Eva Stein 19 of Fulton Street Elizabeth New Jersey collapsed while her mother coached her in cooking for an upcoming marriage. She died before a physician arrived.
New York November 17 reports Hudson County Liquor Dealers' Association declares saloons in Jersey City replaced by cafes. Saloons renamed cafes and bartenders reclassified as servers, with profanity barred under threat of discharge.
Dallas reports show Texas has 2 060 000 Thanksgiving turkey orders placed with northern dealers predicting about half shipped from Dallas commission houses. The statistic release notes the busy turkey trade across the state as Thanksgiving approaches.
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