25 Nov 1909
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1909
Page
1
A powerful winter storm swept up from the south causing snow sleet and rain with gusts up to 70 miles an hour along the coast. Vessels sought sheltered harbors and steamers canceled routes or anchored mid voyage as three sailing accidents were reported, casting a dismal outlook for Thanksgiving travel.
In Wilmington Delaware on November 24 1924 for the first time the Ancient Order of Hibernians and the Orangemen held a joint dinner and ball honoring Matthew Cummings of Boston president of the Hibernians. James Mason of Bethlehem Lodge Orangemen spoke and was warmly received. Attending were Senator Dupont Governor Pennewill and Congressman-at-Large Heald Bishop Monaghan and other dignitaries. Senator Dupont revealed Irish maternal roots from Tyrone. Cummings’ address drew loud cheers.
London November 24 Lord Rosebery former Liberal prime minister delivers a sweeping speech warning the Lords of grave risks from rejecting the budget as Lord Lansdowne's resolution is debated. Lord Salisbury follows with support after the Archbishop says bishops will abstain due to party lines.
Salvation Army units announce a community meal and basket distribution to aid the poor, continuing today with a feed and outreach effort aimed at helping those in need.
The Salvation Army announces a massive giveaway to aid Boston's poor with 3000 pounds of fowl and other meats, 500 pounds of kosher meat, 40 hams, 3000 loaves of bread, 60 bushels of potatoes and more. Public response has boosted generosity, ensuring more needy people receive aid than ever before.
In Waltham, Chief James A. McKenna says another arrest likely as police grill Mrs. Clarence F. Glover about her husband’s murder. Mrs Glover remains calm amid relentless questioning while DA Higgins notes the will leaving property to her.
When you purchase a watch, choose a jeweler who specializes in jewelry and watches. Refrain from buying until the timepiece is verified to be in correct condition.
An advisory urges buyers to ask jewelers for Waltham watches adjusted to temperature and position, ensuring accuracy. The note highlights precision concerns and the need for proper fitting when purchasing timepieces.
A man found dead from gas poisoning in the Hotel Granville on Green Street Monday morning has been positively identified as Charles Lawrence of Groton. Identification was made by his sister in law of Groton.
Lord Rosebery delivers a stark warning on the Lords plight over finance bills. He argues the Lords lack power to block the budget without nation consent and urges reform via referendum. He denounces taxation without representation and warns of economic ruin and looming European bankruptcy from armaments.
Ex mayor Fitzgerald calls for spending cap at ten thousand dollars, asking Storrow to quit. Storrow lowers the cap and declines a joint pledge, criticizing the way promises are kept. Hibbard demands Storrow withdraw, while Storrow questions the League Council slate’s representativeness. Stone and Brand accept league slate nominations.
Former Boston mayor John F. Fitzgerald asks James J. Storrow to join in capping mayoral campaign expenses at 10 000 for each candidate. He cites a broader movement to limit political spending and notes in the letter that relations should be pleasant.
Weather postpones Bindge Somerville game to Friday and may force further cancellations. Cadets and Battery A at Stadium could become a society event if weather allows. Little betting noted on the Penn Cornell college game. Jeff Johnson bids opening in Madison Square Garden with vaudeville accompaniment.
A switch failure outside the South station halted nearly 100,000 travelers during rush hour. About 150 trains were blocked as 100,000 people waited six hours for service to resume, with many seeking lodging and transfers to cross-country lines.
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