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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1912
Page
7
Colonel William A. Gaston starts a campaign fund for Governor Woodrow Wilson in Massachusetts with an initial contribution of 5000 dollars. He is a longtime Democratic party donor and plans to solicit further donations from leaders in Massachusetts politics.
Governor Wilson supporters from Massachusetts including Col Gaston and Mayor Fitzgerald join a national fundraising push. A committee led by Dr John W Coughlin Fall River and Josiah Quincy aims to raise funds through popular subscription with many $1 contributions. The Wilson committee in New York announced a urgent need of 750000 dollars and nationwide donors respond.
Boston sprinter and hurdler Joe Finne will coach Yale track this fall during Coach John Mack’s football training duties. Finne replaces Mack temporarily as the New Haven program adjusts to the football team’s schedule.
Read about inexpensive DIY treatments for skin and hair. A spurmax lotion mixed with water and glycerine smooths the complexion and protects the skin. Canthrox shampoo cleanses the scalp, removes oil and dandruff, and promotes healthier hair growth.
The review lauds Sulzer's Hora Novissima as a premier American choral work of the last 50 years. Alma Gluck and Relinald Warrenrath excel as soloists with Parker's piece designed for large chorus and orchestra. Wheeler and Miss Keyes contribute effectively as vocal partners. The quartet blending and chorus energy receive high praise for the concert in New York.
Syracuse reports that on the fourth ballot at 1 am Congressman William Sulzer was nominated for governor after Governor Dix was withdrawn. Martin H. Glynn of Albany was nominated for lieutenant governor by the Democratic State convention.
Ballots show Sulzer leading after three rounds while John A. Dix is withdrawn. At 1 a.m. the fourth ballot named William Sulzer as Governor with Martin H. Glynn chosen for Lieutenant Governor, amid names of other candidates and shifting tallies.
An unusually large Worcester audience gathered at Mechanics Hall for the 45th Worcester music festival opening. Performances included Verdi's Te Deum and Horatio Parker's Hora Novissima, as conducted by Dr. Arthur.
Silk lined overcoats priced at 9.75 offered by S. H. Harrison Co. at 662 672 Washington Street. Fall styles include black thibets, oxfords, and unfinished worsteds in black and gray with silk lining to the edge. Limited quantity remaining.
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