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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1910
Page
8
The steamship Oceanic of the White Star line from Southampton collided with a tow of a tug and two barges off Robbins Reef while entering the bay from quarantine. The Morning Star and Star of the East tow was damaged. Star of the East became waterlogged. Oceanic was not seriously damaged and assisted the other vessel.
The text lists La Grecque in multiple style numbers 420 233 391 506 and notes its use across fashion or design catalogs.
The licensing board asked all first and fourth class liquor licensees to say if they will renew or seek an additional license to continue as part of the bar and bottle bill. The move aims to implement Chapter 476 of 1910, affecting whether licensees may split sales between bars and bottle goods. The measure could force many dealers to close if the bill becomes operative.
A Waterbury Connecticut reader urges the Post to publish concise grounds for opposing Senator Lodge beyond party lines. He praises Lodge as learned and experienced but asks for the record and reasons guiding the opposition, noting New England influence and suggesting retaining Lodge unless strong grounds emerge.
Congressman Butler Ames of Lowell filed with the Secretary of State a return stating that his bid for reelection to Congress cost 605 dollars.
David Starr Jordan was elected president of the Ginn fund board at the International School of Peace. The $50,000 annual income funds universal peace efforts with an incorporated board taking over management. Members include Edwin D. Mead James Brown Scott Hamilton Holt John R. Mott and James A. Macdonald.
An old advertisement touts TIZ as a universal foot cure for tired swollen and sweaty feet. It claims to treat corns callouses bunions and absence of relief from doctors and promises 25 cents per box or direct mail order from Walter Luther Dodge & Co. TL.
In Manhattan courts George Gallagher and Martin Brennan were sentenced for long terms for the killing of bartender William Lennon. Gallagher admitted a bitter rivaling feud with Lennon dating back years and said he bought Lennon's killer pistol after being shot. Gallagher drew nine years six months to ninety nine years six months. Brennan received 19 years as a second offender.
The Boston Post offers a five dollar gold piece for the conductor or motorman in the photo to identify his trolley car within five days. A full page of street car pictures with awards will appear next Sunday. Prior identifications include Boston & Northern No. 208 with conductor George S. Sweetmary and Newton Mt. Auburn No. 1178 with motorman J. M. Sullivan.
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