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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1911

Page

5

Train collision injures nine near Shreveport

A collision between a Texas & Pacific passenger train and a coal barge near Shreveport Louisiana injures nine people. The incident occurred in the afternoon and involved multiple passengers. Emergency crews responded to the scene for medical treatment and investigation.

Shrieveport Texas & Pacific Pas

Thanksgiving Good Cheer and Doane's Rye Whiskey Sale

A Thanksgiving observance note advocates generosity at home and suggests stocking up on Doane's XXXX Rye Whiskey at 75 cents per quart. The ad invites customers to order from the old store at 149 Blackstone Street by call, mail, or postcard.

Doane Blackstone Street Tugacs W.L. Douglas

Vote buying contracts unearthed in New Bedford inquiry

Boston Post investigations reveal a book of 500 blank contracts paying voters if their precincts deliver on election day. Officials say the practice spans recent and past elections with mayoral hopefuls linked to the scheme. Walsh vows thorough inquiry with Governor Foss backing.

New Bedford Boston Walsh Thomas Cunniff Democratic State Committee Thomas Thompson Boston Post Post Edward T. Bannon Thomas A. Cunniff Democratic City Committee Francis B. Boyer Edward Bannon Charles Ashley Foss Draper Frothingham Cunniff

Open Defiance of Law Denounced in New Bedford

New Bedford leaders denounce vote buying as a long standing problem. Merchants Samuel P. Dudgeon Charles H. Adams David L. Crowley Michael J. Leahy praise The Post for supporting investigations led by David I. Walsh to prosecute election law violations and clean city politics.

New Bedford Samuel P. Dudgeon Charles H. Adams David L. Crowley Michael J. Leahy Star Store David I. Walsh

Sixty Drowned as French Train Wreck Grips Thouet River

In Saumur France on November 23 a Montreuil Bellay bridge collapse caused a train from Angers to Poitiers to plunge into the Thouet river. Roughly sixty passengers drowned as cars fell with the swell, many clinging to tree tops before being swept away.

Saumur France Thouet Montreuil Bellay Maine-et-Loire Angers Poiters

Rival Sugar Company Formed To Challenge Sugar Trust

Philadelphia November 23 George H Earle forms a $4 000 000 sugar company Samuel F Houston named president The new firm intends to rival the sugar trust and will use the same plant connected with former President Hipple Adolph Segal and a controversy with Roosevelt.

Philadelphia Penn George H. Earle Samuel F. Houston Sugar Trust President Hipple Adolph Segal Earle Roosevelt

Gaelic League of Ireland sees Ireland destined for nation

Representatives of the Gaelic League of Ireland spoke last evening at the Boston Gaelic Alliance event in Paul Revere Hall. The gathering drew hundreds of descendants of the old land and friends, marking the start of a series to advance Gaelic work in the United States. Notables included Rev. Michael O Flanagan, Fionan Mac Collum, Donal O Connor, Mayor Fitzgerald, and James T. Barrett, with Misses O Quinn, O Shea, Noone, and McLaughlin showcasing Irish Art Industries.

Ireland Gaelic League of Ireland Boston Gaelic Alliance Paul Revere Hall Gaelic League United States Michael O’flanagan Fionan MacCollum Donal O’connor Mayor Fitzgerald James T. Barrett Cambridge Douglas Hyde Bridget O’quinn Marion O’shea Eileen Noone Bridget McLaughlin Gaelic League Irish Art Industries

Dorchester Hair Snipper Seeks New Victim

Dorchester police search for a man linked to braid snipping attacks on young girls including Florence Girardin twelve. She was followed after mass and her braid was cut near her home on Crescent and Dorchester avenues. Suspect described as tall stout in derby hat and long overcoat carrying scissors. Police believe he is same offender active in the North and West Ends.

Dorchester Florence Girardin Garden ‘Street St. Margaret’s Columbia Road Crescent Avenue Dorchester Avenue

Cascarets Work While You Sleep

An ad touts Cascarets as a night time cleanse for the liver stomach and bowels. It claims the product relieves headaches coated tongues sleeplessness and bilious stomachs by morning and suggests a 10 cent box buys months of relief for adults and children alike.

Mason Ernest Donate Killed In Roof Fall In Monument Square

Portland Massachusetts? No. Resident Ernest Donate a mason fell from a roof while rigging a tackle on a four story brick building in Monument square. He died en route to the hospital.

Portland Monument Square Ernest Donate

Gold Dust Soap Delivers Faster Clean with Less Effort

Advertises Gold Dust as a superior vegetable oil soap powder that cleans better than soap, saves half the time, and spares the back. It works with any water type, softens hard water, and speeds washing without heavy rubbing. Try it to see time saved.

Prize stories in Sundays Post Magazine contest

Three top entries in the $10,000 short story contest are highlighted in The Sunday Post Magazine next Sunday. Authors named are Elmore Ellliott Peake, James Montgomery Flagg, and Francis Robert Le Roux.

The Sunday Post Elmore Ellliott Peake James Montgomery Flagg

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