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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1910
Page
4
New York Mayor Gaynor resumed leadership of the city government at City Hall today marking his return since August 9 when a dis charged employee shot him during a planned European vacation. He arrived with Mrs. Gaynor from Brooklyn yesterday.
An outbreak of yellow fever in Campeche Mexico caused two deaths while cholera cases were found in Sardinia Italy with four cases and one death. The report was filed with the State Department.
The Rev. Harry Webb Farrington, pastor of the South Middleboro Congregational Church, is coaching the Middleboro High School football team. A Harvard graduate, he uses his knowledge on the field daily, donning scrimmage tags and demonstrating new plays through his own actions.
Washington dispatch reports Rear Admiral Edward B. Barry appointed commander-in-chief of the Pacific fleet to succeed Rear Admiral Giles B. Harber. Rear Admiral Chauncey Thomas will command the fleet's second division.
The opening day drew a large crowd to Mechanics' Hall with a grand bridge, Edison exhibit and a complete Edison hall showing talking machines moving pictures and more. Visitors saw a full newspaper plant, a top shoe machinery display, Curtiss and Santos Dumont aircraft, a Marine Band concert with government jackies, and an extensive Art Gallery with naval models and aeroplane models animated by electricity.
A brief item reports a regular update or notice with an unclear headline. Readable content is sparse. no clear events, people, or organizations are identifiable for detailed summary. The fragment suggests a numbers or issue reference but lacks concrete facts.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Boston area school systems and governance, noting potential oversight or review. Specific names or dates are unreadable, but context implies formal scrutiny of local education administration.
The Rev. Peter Rowan serves as president and clerical head, Patrick F. McDonald is the clerk of the corporation, Edward W. Kelley Jr. is treasurer, with an executive committee comprising Thomas Sproules and J. J. Madden.
W Lawrence Murphy who heads the Mary Hemenway School Dorchester was born in West Springfield. He studied in West Springfield public schools St. Lawrence College Montreal and graduated from Westfield Normal School in 1886. He taught at Stockbridge and served as sub-master and master at several Boston schools before leading Mary Hemenway School and organizing the South Boston evening high school in 1903. He resides in Dorchester.
Archbishop O Connell yesterday was elected president of the St Marys Infant Asylum in Dorchester for the coming year. The group also chose a vice president and other officers in the annual election.
A home remedy recipe combines sugar syrup and Pinex powder to create a cough syrup claimed to relieve deep seated coughs within 24 hours. The plan uses one pint of sugar mixture, 2 percent ounces of Pinex, and recommends dosing every one to three hours. The ad touts affordability, preservation, and a money back guarantee from The Pinex Co.
Calico sanitary wall finish sold as a dry powder that only needs cold water to prepare. Easy to apply and comes in various shades. A five pound package covers about 300 square feet and is priced accordingly.
President Taft tonight opened the Dry Farming Congress at Spokane Wash pressing a button to start the machinery. The Beverly season schedule included golf a luncheon and motoring during his first day in Spokane as part of official duties.
President and Mrs Taft join Captain A W Putt and John Hays Hammond for golf on windy Myopia course. A luncheon at Myopia Hunt Club honors Mrs Whitelaw Reid. The Tafts visit Italian gardens on Moseley estate and Poore Homestead paintings. They dine with Endicotts. Norton plans motor tours, leaving for Washington in two weeks.
John L. Fiske no occupation filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy yesterday in the United States District Court. Liabilities total 28830 with 650 taxes, 20500 secured, 5680 unsecured. Assets listed at 11500 in stocks and bonds.
The Boston Post invites the driver of a photographed automobile to claim a five dollar gold piece by proving ownership at the City Editor’s office, 275 Washington Street. Daily photos and a Sunday full page will feature more autos with rewards. Identified drivers include L. E. Osborne driving a Mitchell runabout license 8113 and Louis Hehir driving a Peerless license 1235.
Commissioner O'Meara issued a general order confirming 13 new reserve officers and transfers among divisions. Appointees include Frederick H. Allen Division 5 and James J. Conley Division 15. transfers involve Harrington, Moore, Murtagh, Hale, Cosgrove, Tripp, Griffin, Boothby, and Cronin among several divisions.
Passengers on Boston & Maine and New York New Haven trains in Massachusetts suffer drink access limits as a new anti public drinking cup law takes effect. Some cars offer waxed paper cups for a cent via vending machines while adoption is undecided. A well meaning donor hung a cup at North station causing a brief law violation. the station master ordered removal to avoid a $25 fine.
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