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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1910

Page

4

Massachusetts Democrats call for reform and state control

The platform denounces Republican practices of delegating questions to commissions and demands action by regular authorities. It urges labor improvements, a workingmen’s compensation act, reduced hours for women and children, and the eight hour bill. It condemns state interference in municipal government and seeks freer trade with Canada and end to certain duties. The text pledges opposition to Lodge’s re election, calls for agricultural schools, health law enforcement, tuberculosis prevention, food labeling, and a State Finance Commission. It advocates civil service reform and broad government economy while urging citizens to join for reforms.

Draper Boston Washington New York New England Canada Massachusetts Senator Lodge State House Buffalo Boston & Fastern Grand Trunk Providence Highway Commission Greater Boston Dealers’ Trust Commonwealth Cattle Bureau Democratic Party Republican Party Party of the People

Hair Rat Saver In Subway Cushion Sparks Attention

Julia Stein a Brooklyn bookkeeper escaped serious injury at 11th Street subway today when a rat hair arrangement she wore acted as a cushion between her head and the platform as a train struck, saving her life and drawing headlines.

New York Julia Stein Brooklyn 11Th Street

GOLD DUST cleaning power hails housekeeping

A promotional notice extols GOLD DUST as an extraordinary all purpose cleaner that reduces muscular effort and performs most of the work with little energy from the user. It urges households to keep a package on hand for economical and satisfactory cleaning of everything.

Victor Washington Street Harrison Clothing Beach Street Express Harrison’s P. S

Monahan Charges Juries Had Suspects With Records

A Boston election hearing sustained Monahan's claim that jurors with criminal records served on a breach of contract trial. The board ordered a conference with Commissioner O'Meara and urged a thorough inquiry, with Monahan seeking state attorney general action. Winston and Miller were named as the jurors, and police records were scrutinized amid political ties.

Star Chamber Boston Election Commissioners Monahan Minton O’meara Fred Miller Charlestown James Winston East Boston Winston Porter Associates Boston Fitzgerald Pelletier Foley Election Commission Morrissey Miller O'Meara Board of Aldermen Frederick Miller James B. Winston John F. Winston

Booker T. Washington Guest of Honor at London Luncheon

Booker T. Washington was the guest of honor at a luncheon in London hosted by the Anti-slavery and Aborigines Protection Society. Among the hosts were Members of Parliament and notable figures such as John Burns Sir Harry Johnston Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Lord Courtney and William T. Stead.

London Booker T. Washington

Woman and son almost drown at South Cove by Norcross Wharf

Mrs. Mary Armstrong, 33, of 1 Fayette Street, attempted death by drowning with her 7-year-old son Ernest in her arms near South Cove after learning the boy was alive at the Home for Little Wanderers. Two bystanders, Frank Connell and Wesley Moulton, rescued them. she had recently been unemployed and staying at Salvation Army barracks.

Mary Armstrong Fayette Street South End Norcross Wharf Albany Street Frank Connell Wesley Moulton Ernest City Hospital Castle Square Salvation Army

Dr Williams Pink Pills Cures Severe Inflammatory Rheumatism

A mother reports her son Francis Clarkson cured of a severe inflammatory rheumatism attack after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills. The piece argues standard treatments only ease symptoms and fail to purify blood, urging readers to start the pills now and request a free blood diseases booklet. Pills sold by druggists or mailed from Dr Williams Medicine Company of Elmira New York for 50 cents a box.

Williams Francis H. Clarkson Archhbald Arthur Clarkson Francis Dr. Williams

Boston Mother Seeks Son Ernest Amid Placed Child Tale

A Cape Breton born mother in Boston told an officer at Station 6 how her son Ernest, placed in private foster care after illness, has drifted through several homes. She aims to reconnect as she grieves a deceased husband and long absence. The mother and child are cited as not seriously injured.

Ernest

Street Knife Fight Leaves One Wounded In Charlestown

In a Stam ford street knife fight early today, Anton Lazarus 28 Temple Street was stabbed in the abdomen and may die. Three Charlestown men Thomas Cashman 21 Park Street Richard F Berger of Harvard Street and Daniel Buckley of High Street were arrested at Station Three. George Harristos and Amas Topolis Lazarus companions are held as witnesses. Officer Igo responded to cries as knives flashed and Lazarus fell. A chase led to Berger’s capture and the others were rounded up.

Charlestown Stamford Street Anton Lazarus Temple Street Relief Hospital Thomas Cashman Park Street Richard F. Berger Harvard Street Daniel Buckley High Street George Harristos Amas Topolis Lazarus Igo Berger

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