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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1912
Page
2
The advertisement lists gowns of fine materials with high necks or collarless designs. Prices usually up to 5.00, now 2.50. Also promotes Japanese quilts, robes, lambs wool vests, fleece down kimonos, eiderdown and blanket robes.
Brass weres described as high quality with torchen insertion and edge, open back. Variants include wide eyelet Hamburg insertion back and front, open back at 1.00, lace trimmed with hemstitching open street price. Extra good Picot lace edge open front priced at 1.50.
An advertised sale lists several gloves with different clasps, stitching, embroidery and color options. Prices show typical ranges from $1.25 to $3.00, with sale prices noted for each style. Canary yellow and fall shades are highlighted among the new offerings.
Our Fall and Winter Shoe Styles are Ready. No 741 showcases staple boots popular with youth with Cuban heel broad toe and perforated wing tip. No 680 offers flexible arch boots and oxfords in black vici kid on an orthopedic last prescribed for fallen arches.
Governor Woodrow Wilson and William J. Bryan spoke at Fairview in Lincoln Neb and predicted a Democratic victory. They discussed the national campaign and Bryan's recent six week tour through the Rocky Mountain states.
Governor Wilson and William Jennings Bryan toured Lincoln Nebraska joining services at Westminster Church. Reporters photographed them together at Fairview. Bryan predicted Roosevelt and Taft would tie for second in the West, while Wilson gains strength nationwide.
More than 1000 Greeks from Boston and New England gathered at Steinert Hall to back joining Greece in the Macedonia crisis. A mass meeting planned volunteers to sail to Providence, then Greece, with boats arranged for Tuesday morning and fare support provided by the Pan-Hellenic Union.
A practice note emphasizes using a thoroughly wiped-out kettle and fresh water for every preparation to ensure optimal cleanliness and flavor.
Paris dispatch notes the delay by Great Britain in backing bold Turkish reforms in Macedonia. Despite acceptance of a French intervention plan, London hesitates to share full responsibility, fueling unease in Paris over whether Balkan states can achieve their autonomous aims amid growing tensions and a possible clash between Turkey and the Balkan states.
Constantinople reports the Porte ready to execute Article 2 of the Berlin treaty granting Roumelia and Macedonia a broader self government. Details to be settled with the Roumelian commission including Britain France Germany Austria Italy and Russia. Aimed at leveraging Paris talks to avert war and address Christian governance in Macedonia.
An auto owned by Charles Hamilton and a motorcycle operated by Edward Carter 40, residing at 4368 Washington street, collided at the corner of South street and the Arborway Forest Hills early yesterday afternoon. Carter was knocked from his wheel and sustained contusions to face and head as well as severe injuries to the right side and shoulder.
Mrs. George A. Bigelow wife of Hopeville Manufacturing Co president was in a head on collision on Park avenue Worcester. Her husband and eight year old daughter Dorothy escaped with minor injuries as did Victor H. Edwards of Morgan Construction Co. The car driver and dust were factors in the crash. Mrs. Bigelow was not expected to recover.
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