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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1911

Page

1

Cardinal Now in Shadow of Vatican

Cardinal ONeill arrives in Rome after a harrowing sea voyage aboard the Canopic. A storm lashed the harbor as the party transferred to bobbing lighters, injuring Dr F X Mahoney who sprained a leg and remained behind in Naples. The cardinal reaches Rome with public blessing awaited.

All College Ments St. Peter’s O’connell Noarby Vatican Holy Father Canopic F. X. Mahoney Naples Rome

No. 3 Pellets Promised to Prevent Pneumonia

An ad urges Harvard Yale game fans to carry No 3 Little Sugar Pellets to guard against colds and pneumonia. It claims quick action against sneezes and promises to save a doctor bill, noting the preparation costs 50 cents and is sold at drug stores.

Felton Howe No. 3

Beattie Dies Calmly After Confession On Murder Charge

Henry Clay Beattie Jr died at dawn after being executed for the murder of his young wife on the Midlothian turnpike. The self confessed killer maintained nerve to the end and sneered at the chair as it sent him to eternity. His body was taken to his father's home.

Richmond Henry Clay Beattie, Jr Midlothian

Vote Buying Declared Widespread by Walsh in New Bedford

New Bedford reports Hon. David I. Walsh condemns vote buying as common practice after 24 hours in the city praising citizen resolve to reform. He cites lavish spending in primaries and state elections and notes the difficulty of garnering testimonies without harming friends or business interests. Continued on Page 6.

New Bedford David I. Walsh

Spencer Guilty of Murder in First Degree

The Spencer murder trial jury returned a verdict of guilty of murder in the first degree after hours of deliberation. Jurors asked Judge Crosby for instructions on what constitutes night time and related verdict questions before delivering the verdict.

Springfield Spencer Crosby

Man Demands $10,000 Over Farm Visit Rendered Breach Claim

The man sues for $10,000 saying a breach of promise arose after visiting Mrs. Grenier at her farm last October. He reports she greeted him in a pig pen and leaped into his arms before allegedly discarding him for a younger suitor.

Parish

Moonrise and Moonset Times for Local Day

The record notes moonrise at 2:18 PM and 5 days old moon phase. Moonrise at 6:46 AM, moonset at 7:55 PM. Moon phase progress indicates a new cycle with tides and night sky visibility affected.

Today's anniversaries of notable figures and events

Arthur Sewall born 1835, candidate for vice presidency with W J Bryan. Andrew Carnegie born 1837, iron master. First U S appearance of Ole Bull in 1843. Battle of Chattanooga in Tennessee 1863.

Arthur Sewall W. J. Bryan Andrey Carnegie Ole Bull United States Battle of Chattanooga Tenn

Boston Weekend Forecast Sees Colder Saturday

Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for fair conditions and a drop in temperature Saturday, with Sunday remaining fair and brisk as northwest to west winds diminish. The New England forecast notes much colder conditions, and high northwest winds will ease through Sunday.

Boston Washington New England

Fair and Colder Forecast for Saturday

The weather bureau forecasts a fair day with colder conditions for Saturday. No precipitation expected and temperatures to drop from Friday highs.

Harvard Yale battle at Harvard Stadium in heavy crowd

Forty thousand football fans pack Harvard Stadium for the Harvard vs Yale clash at 2 pm under threatening skies. Captain Howe and key Harvard players Potter and Felton are fit to play as both teams seek victory despite wet field and weather concerns. Tickets hold steady at high prices amid brisk demand.

Harvard Yale Howe Princeton Carlisle Indians Dartmouth Cambridge Potter Crimson Felton Ale Bluebackers

Welfare talk at Back Bay homes drew praise and critique

Dr Richard C Cabot of Massachusetts General Hospital told the National Civic Federation meeting at Hotel Tuileries that Back Bay domestic service needs welfare care more than factories due to poor housing and feeding. Dr Harvey W Wiley warned that both rich and poor spend too much on food, noting a man could live 60 days on a bushel of wheat costing 84 cents to $1.

Richard C. Cabot Massachusetts General Hospital Hotel Tuileries Women’s Welfare Department National Civic Federation For Massachusetts Rhode Island Back Bay Harvey W. Wiley Department of Agriculture Washington, D. C

Burdett College Guarantees Jobs After Graduation

Catalog free. 18 Boylston St Boston. Burdett College promises placement to all graduates per advertisement.

Burdett College Boylston St Boston

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Fisher Captain Howe C. B. Carberry Post Representative the Y William Cardinal Ceelssatican Merry del Val Dr. Hilton Beattie Stories Paul Withington William H. Lewis W. W. Roper Arthur Brides Howard Jones Castle Square Chandler and Tremont Sts Tremont St Fountain Cafe Chandler St Rocky Point Hotel Plaza Columbus Rathskeller Harvard-Yaleight Tremont Walsh Man Mitten Buffalo N. Y Retta Grenier Comely Wiliam H. Parish Holland Wine Company Dublin Ireland Guyer Ind Hingden Ieee A Ray Faa Thompson’s Spa Weather Man Weather Bureau Blue Muddy Field
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