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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1911
Page
4
Residents of the Longwood district complain to the Board of Health about milkmen’s noise during early hours. They demand rubber footwear, tires, and milk cans to reduce sound and threaten action if whistling talking and singing continue.
In Lynn on November 21 Asbury the pet tiger cat of ex deputy marshal Fritz H. Raddin was buried at daybreak in the family yard on Endicott Street. The interment occurred after Assistant Superintendent David Waitt of Pine Grove Cemetery refused burial in the lot there. The cat lay in a pine casket wrapped in a burial shroud and carnations, with a small marble slab to mark the grave.
Two workers died and four were injured when a temporary elevator rope broke at the Fish Rubber Company addition in Chicopee Falls. Victims Tony Panuzzio and an unnamed Springfield man died at area hospitals. others suffered serious injuries from debris and crushed bodies.
The Stoughton News, started three months ago by M. W. Hanley, brings a bright six column eight page weekly with town news and editorials. Russ H. Gilbert oversees editorial and news duties with a strong southeastern Massachusetts background. Average circulation for the first seven issues stood at 1116 copies.
President Taft greeted four foreign ministers in a single ceremony including Marquis de Alte for Portugal, William Havenith for Belgium, Solon Menos for Haiti, and Dr Fausto Havilla for Honduras. Russia's ambassador Bakhmedelly planned a Knox meeting for Wednesday.
The Cabinet authorized a naval force to protect foreign lives and property in San Domingo following the assassination of President Caceres. Admiral Wainwright ordered two armored cruisers, Washington and North Carolina, to the area, with Minister Russell to sail aboard Washington. The ships are expected to reach within four days to deter any international disruption.
Judge Murray dealt with a crowd of alleged shoplifters at the Municipal Court yesterday. Sarah Dupray and Stella Davis of 105 Appleton street received one month in the House of Correction with sentence suspended for larceny of stockings and gloves worth $10. Margaret Mitchell of First street East Cambridge faced one month in the House of Correction with appeal, bond set at $100. Emma Wildes of Curtis street Somerville got one month in the House of Correction with appeal and $100 bond. Gertrude H. of Village street drew two months in jail with appeal. Emila Gollivan of Tyler street got one month with appeal. Carmella Carlesso, arrested on Oct. 10 on a similar charge, was placed on probation, later surrendered by bondsman Orazio Rocco and sentenced to 200 days in jail with appeal.
A Chicago Globe Pharmaceutical ad prescribes a home remedy for rheumatism and back ache. Mix one ounce Toris compound with one ounce syrup of Sarsaparilla in half a pint whiskey, shake, and take a tablespoonful before meals and at night. Emphasizes using genuine sealed Toris compound and not patent medicines.
Dorothy Draper, daughter of Eben S. Draper, married Thomas Brattle Gannett Jr. at Unitarian Memorial Church in Boston. The wedding, attended by New England families, featured a pink chrysanthemum and rose setting, a Harvard-bound pair, and a reception at the Draper home before a tour and future residence at 180 Beacon Street.
Henry Redmond twenty of 656 Tremont Street, sought, indicted for stealing 550 dollars from Premier Theatre, walked into the theatre Monday night to surrender. Arrested by Officer Anderson, he pleaded guilty in Superior Criminal Court. bail set at 1000 dollars. He had fled to New York then Jacksonville, New Orleans, and Houston before returning via Boston.
An advertisement touts Gold Dust for dishwashing and alleges it cleans deeply and sterilizes. A reader, A M Skerd of West Burlington Iowa, describes prior stomach catarrh and intestinal pain, credits Peruna and Manalin with his cure after doctors failed.
Two donations of $1000 each were given to the Bostonian Society at the Old State House. The Otis Norcross memorial fund honors Otis Norcross, Boston merchant and 1867 mayor, with a centennial letter dated Nov 2 1811. The James Frothingham Hunnewell fund honors Hunnewell, charter member and Charlestown historian. An anti slavery relic exhibit will open next Wednesday with items including the rope hook from John Brown’s hanging.
Worcester November 21. Harry Mohammed 24 suffered a dislocated right shoulder after slipping in the barber shop at 121 Thomas street when he heard the word Next. He was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
Major-General Bancroft president of the Boston Elevated Railway Company denies any plan to reduce streetcar fares to three cents and says his remarks at the Cambridge City Club were misinterpreted. The company has no such consideration under way.
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