23 Nov 1912
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1912
Page
1
William P. Guy wealthy Worcester merchant and former head of Guy Furniture Company regained sight after an operation performed ten days ago by Dr. David Harrower. Guy aged 60 had been blind for 25 years in a notable medical recovery reported from Worcester dated November 22.
Vienna reports 300,000 Austrian reservists mass around the Servian frontier with Galicia mobilizations underway. Don Cossacks reportedly mobilized and Russian stockpiles on lines to the frontier are locked. Five Danube bridges are guarded as safety hinges on railway links to the empire’s north.
The article notes that during the last fortnight all available troops have been drafted toward the Bosnia and Russian frontiers, with concern that southern Slavs may prove unreliable in war against Russia. Continued on Page 4-Sth Column.
New Haven crowds flood Elm City ahead of the Crimson versus Blue clash. Yale Field hosts the crucial season meeting with outlets promising near real time play by play via Post Bulletin.
The diary notes the 828th day of the year and 62nd of autumn with Venus setting at 6 26 p m and Saturn rising at 4 16 p m. Franklin Pierce born 1804 is listed among today’s anniversaries along with James M Briggs born 1857 and a Chattanooga reference to battles.
The American Federation of Labor decided to ask affiliated unions to raise money for the defense of the dynamiters on trial in Indianapolis. Delegates urged international unions and local bodies to provide financial assistance to help secure a fair trial and appeal if denied.
Fair and somewhat colder Saturday with increasing cloudiness Sunday. Moderate southwest to west winds. Forecast for New England notes fair conditions, colder weekend, and southwest to west winds.
Yesterday’s temperatures were recorded with high 80s and low 30s late afternoon. The report notes average yesterday at 56 degrees and compares to 324 degrees from the previous year with a cloudy Saturday noted.
Delegates back a broad reform agenda including initiative recall and judge recall while voting 15 761 to 1822 to revoke the charter of the International Association of Steam and Hot Water Fitters and Helpers. Financial aid debate and McNamara defense funds are noted as the Indianapolis case looms.
Miss Ethel Loraine, a Winter Garden show girl, is identified as Raymond Belmont's wife. The marriage to August Belmont’s second son was performed by Rev. Edward F. Crowen at his Jersey City home, with license filed in Jersey City on November 14. Morgan Belmont visited the bride's Manhattan apartment seeking Raymond and returned him to Belmont House, leaving him distressed.
Mrs. Raymond prepares her defence as the Lincoln town clerk testifies the 1906 death of William Hurd in Lincoln was recorded. The courtroom replayed an alleged confession tied to Mattie Hackett’s murder, a point defense attorney Morey had just referenced.
An advertisement labels Father John’s Medicine as building new strength and flesh to cure colds. The brief copy appears in column C of page 4-2d.
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