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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1912
Page
6
Readable text shows tailored suits priced at 25 and 35 dollars. The note repeats the price points and hints at available stock or promotions. No clear dates, brands, or store names are legible.
Witness Dakota Dan testified on cross examination about plans drawn by him and his mother’s room during the Russell case. Attorney Nason pressed for locations of a register and furnishings in Mrs. Russell’s room while William C. Russell and Upton guided the questioning. The witness recalled parlor details and heating but claimed memory gaps on the register and specific room features.
A witness remarked about becoming an artist after the job as the court adjourned until morning. The witness began creating a set of plans for the blue and pink rooms, noting the work in progress during proceedings.
Rev. Florence Buck, formerly minister at Alameda Unitarian Church, is named assistant secretary in the American Unitarian Association's department of religious education. A Kalamazoo native and Meadville graduate, she has held posts in Cleveland, Kenosha, and Alameda before joining the Boston office.
Broadway at Forty second street hosted the Wilson and Marshall Theatrical League rally featuring a brass band on a scenery truck two hay wagons with chorus girls a tug of war in Times Square and horse shoe pitches followed by an old fashioned barbecue at the league headquarters.
Nearly 200 Harvard students from multiple political backgrounds gathered at Phillips Brooks House in Cambridge to back Woodrow Wilson. The rally, organized by the Harvard Woodrow Wilson Club, pledged to support the Democratic nominee’s candidacy in any feasible way.
Charles D. Hilles, chairman of the Republican National Committee, departs New York for Chicago and St. Paul to confer with leaders on campaign progress in the Western states.
Chairman Thomas P. Riley of the Democratic State committee traveled to New York with ex Senator Roger Sherman Hoar and Judd Dewey to map Massachusetts campaign strategy with the Democratic national committee and Wilson League representatives.
Judge Riley announced that starting October 16 the Democratic campaign in the state would be in full swing. He said the main purpose of his visit to the national committee was to secure national speakers for the stump in the state. Delegates to the state conventions from both parties will hold informal meetings tonight. The Democratic convention is set for Faneuil Hall tomorrow while the Republican convention will meet at Tremont Temple. Republicans will speak at the American House and Democrats at the Quincy House. These gatherings carry less weight this year as the state convention’s sole function is to adopt a platform and ratify it.
Republicans brace for a crowded state convention with ex Speaker Joseph Walker pushing progressive planks. Senators Lodge and Crane will attend, Lodge presiding, as Taft endorsement tops the platform. Democrats plan a statewide gathering at Quincy House to launch their slate with Foss Walsh and other candidates attending.
The Sunday Commons at the Majestic Theatre will reopen next Sunday October 6 at 4 PM Dr Charles Fleischer will preach on politics business and religion in his first sermon of the season
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