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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1910
Page
7
The City Council voted to pay union scale wages to city mechanics and urged the post office to restore four daily deliveries in the Hub. It also ordered payment for the prize cup to Ralph Johnstone's widow, and authorized $1000 to the Board of Health for new dairy inspectors.
A physician reports success using Eckmans Alterative in tubercular neck glands with excellent results. He notes a case costing $50 where surgery was avoided. The ad claims broader cures for bronchitis asthma hay fever and throat and lung affections and directs readers to Kriker Jaynes Houghton Truttons and Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia for testimonials and more evidence.
The audience filled the Boston Opera House for Puccini's Tosca with Carmen Melis Constantino and Maurice Renaud in leading roles, Robert Moranzoni conducting. The performance impressed with forceful acting precise diction and a live orchestra. Melis and Renaud earned repeated recalls.
A blaze in Harrisburg Penn damaged three office and store buildings in Market Square area risking extensive property. Loss reported at 2500. Firefighters contained the flames after brief exposure to several hotels and stores. No injuries reported.
A home recipe claims to cure chronic coughs and colds by using essence mentho laxene with granulated sugar syrup. The mixture is taken hourly as needed to relieve coughing, loosen phlegm, and provide a laxative tonic action, promising savings of $3 to $4.
Thomas B. Fitzpatrick summarized the Boston 1915 plans at the civic advance campaign final rally in Tremont Temple. About 1000 people attended, including Monsignor Splaine, envoy of Archbishop O Connell.
President Munroe opens the meeting stressing unity in the 1915 movement. Fitzpatrick lauds civic reform with Boston as a model, naming Filene Munroe and others. Archdiocese leaders Archbishop O Connell Monsignor Splaine and President Thwing press for health education planning and better schools as Boston moves toward a national metropolitan ideal.
Dr Thomas F Leen of Charlestown emerges as likely running mate to Michael Corcoran Jr of South Boston on the Public School Association ticket for the School Committee. Candidates filed additional signatures with the election commission as parties name slates and oppose rival endorsements in the crowded race.
Judge Samuel R. Cutler presents a novel town government plan for Revere balancing town meeting and commission ideas. It proposes one representative per 60 voters in each precinct, with a provision for a citizen-called town meeting on major articles. The plan, plus another committee draft, will be debated at the December 5 town meeting.
New Haven on November 21 purchased two acres and a large brick house on Whalley avenue as a public memorial to Donald G. Mitchell Ik Marvel. The park will be Beecher Park and the library the Donald G Mitchell Library, costing 16000 dollars near Edgewood, former home of Ik Marvel.
In Ottawa on November 21 Premier Sir Wilfrid Laurier ardently urged reciprocity with the United States. He argued that most Canadians support improving access to the vast U.S. market of about 90 million people despite recent denunciations.
At midnight police from Joy Street station raided a gambling den at 25 Wall Street. Officers climbed to the fifth floor, broke in, seizing ten packs of cards and six dice. Fourteen men were arrested for being present where gambling implements were found.
A brief item notes a loss of B2000 at 30 Kingston Street Box 52 associated with the Hub Raincoat Company. The time span given runs from 2 a.m. to 2 a.m. with an 8:35 a.m. reference.
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