Taxation law revision tops Foss campaign agenda
A plank of the Democratic platform calls for revising state taxation laws. Governor Foss will discuss the plans on the stump during the campaign.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1911
Page
16
A plank of the Democratic platform calls for revising state taxation laws. Governor Foss will discuss the plans on the stump during the campaign.
Boston's evening schools will open tonight serving seven high schools, 14 elementary schools, an industrial school, and branches. Three new schools join this year the girls' high for cultural purposes the new commercial high in Dorchester High and another elementary school in the Washington School. Last year 20 000 pupils enrolled under Superintendent Field though average attendance ran about half that.
Gray Co. advertises menswear with black visuna suits made from Australian wool priced at 9.90 down from 20.00. Located at Washington and Hanover, the sale emphasizes the quality and savings to entice shoppers.
In Brockton on October 1, 24 year old Florence Bridgwood drowned her 2 year old daughter Helen in a bathtub at 261 Prospect Street and was found by neighbors attempting to take her own life. Her husband Fred Bridgwood was away serving as organist at Trinity Episcopal Church in Stoughton.
Mr and Mrs Edgar C Hill found Mrs Bridgwood seated in a chair with a rubber tube in her mouth attached to an open gas fixture. Helen Bridgwood lay dead in the bath beside her. Bridgwood tied to chair with clothes line and revived after medical aid. She is deemed sane and to be sent to Taunton Insane Hospital. A note cites domestic quarrels but friends deny it. Bridgwood works at a treeing machine company.
Miss Hope Rosemont Slavel of Worcester, formerly Hartford, Conn., will wed Frank A. Sawyer, a Boston civil engineer who posted bail after her two arrests. She pleaded guilty to the charges including a postal money order matter and a shoplifting case, with Sawyer’s protection noted.
Chicago intern Dr. Harry Elgin Webster confessed to police that he murdered his second wife Bessie Kent Webster near Dixon Illinois to hide his bigamous marriage to Zoe Varney Webster. He described the sequence from the September trip to Dixon to the fatal stabbing and disposal of the body.
Lina Cavalieri has accepted a cash settlement with Robert Winthrop Chanler, rough estimate between 75 000 and 100 000 dollars. Lawyer Sidney Harris led negotiations, with Watriss and Osborn involved. Injunctions by Mrs Chanler No. 1 blocked transfer of Chanler assets.
A Boston window display promotes a sale on English overcoats priced at 9.90 after a 20 dollar value, highlighting satin lining and the largest stock in the city.
Zoe Varney Webster, first wife of Dr Homer Webster, from Cedar Rapids, was a respected music teacher with many friends. The couple met in Chicago six years ago when he studied at Rush Medical College and she studied there, but the story ends with Webster now confessing to murder.
C P Rodgers finished a coast to coast flight for the Hearst prize landing at Huntington at 4 28 pm after a day of storms and near peril. He started from Bobo near Decatur at 8 45 am rising to 1000 feet then hit 40 mph gales.
British battleships Duncan Cornwallis Russell Triumph and Swiftsure and the cruisers Bac Chanté Aboukir and Lancaster arrived at Malta today in a show of naval strength amid ongoing Mediterranean deployments.
Baltimore reports mounting interest in William Chas. Heene of the Lorrimer Institute and his hair preparation. Thousands use the remedy sent from Keene’s Baltimore lab with free trial outfits by mail prepaid. Residents may request the full trial kit at Branch 819, Baltimore, Md.
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