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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1908

Page

2

Mrs Nick Longworth Wins Sprint Against Nick at Train

About 500 onlookers at Pittsburgh Union depot watched Alice Longworth daughter of the president outrun and pull aboard the moving Cincinnati train after Nick Longworth in a 150 yard race. She beat him by 12 yards and helped him onto the parlor car steps as the train pulled away.

Pittsburg Union Depot Cincinnati Alice Longworth Nick Longworth Nick Alice United States Hubby Congressman Longworth Leddy Mrs. Longworth

Mrs Kuhn Dies at Lenox Home in Berkshire

Mrs Hartman Kuhn 68 of Boston died at Hillside Lenox after long illness from stomach cancer. Widow of Hartman Kuhn killed in Campagna accident in Rome. son Hartman Kuhn predeceased. She supported Berkshire patients at House of Mercy. Funeral from Trinity Church Lenox Friday. burial Mt Auburn Cambridge Saturday.

Lenox Hartman Kuhn Commonwealth Avenue Boston Hillside Kuhn Grate M. Cary William Cary Rome Italy House of Mercy Pittsfield Berkshire Helen Cary Trinity Church Mt. Auburn Cemetery Cambridge

New England Cigar Makers Conference Opens in Providence

The New England label conference of 64 locals of the Cigar Makers International Union opened at the Labor Temple in Providence. President William Standcomb of Boston said the industry is in better condition in New England amid a recent nationwide downturn. The meeting will run for three days.

Providence R. I New England Cigar Makers’ International Union of America Labor Temple William Standcomb Boston

Yale Student Injured in Dive Dies at 19

Charles Darrow Griswold 19 of Wethersfield died from kidney trouble in Yale area after a spine injury from a gymnasium diving incident last year. Officials said the injury did not cause his death. Griswold entered Sheffield Scientific School as a freshman, his family living in Wethersfield.

Wethersfield, Conn Charles Darrow Griswold Sheffield Scientific School Yale

Pettiti Joins Tinkham Law Offices as Elector Candidate

Jerome A. Pettiti newly admitted to the Suffolk bar has been selected as a Republican presidential elector candidate for the ninth congressional district and has entered the law offices of ex-Alderman George Holden Tinkham.

Jerome A. Pettiti Suffolk George Holden Tinkham

Weak Weary Watery Eyes Welcome Marine Eye Remedy

A marine eye remedy named Eye Tonia is introduced for weak weary watery eyes. The product claims relief for irritation redness and tired eyes with a soothing formula.

Marine Tonia

Williams College President Champions Citizenship through Education

President Harry A. Garfield from Williams College outlined college training as shaping citizenship. He defended athletics and classical literature while rejecting education driven only by utilitarian aims to produce the highest type of man.

Williamstown Harry A. Garfield Williams College

Garfield Urges College Sports as Citizenship Training

President Garfield argues colleges should offer an object appealing to all students, stressing citizenship and duties over professional sports. A campus ceremony at Hopkins Hall inducted Garfield as Williams College president with remarks from Eliot Bryce Guild and an invocation by Carter, highlighting enduring educational ideals.

Garfield America United States Hopkins Hall Frederick K. Sterry Curtis Guild, Jr James Bryce Charles W. Eliot Harvard Arthur T. Hadley Yale Woodrow Wilson Princeton Carter Williams Congregational Church William W. Adams Fall River Wiams Board of Trustees Bryce Williams College Governor Guild Ephraim Williams Commonwealth of Massachusetts Northwestern Hills

Clergyman Weds Hospital Nurse in New York Ceremony

The Rev. H. B. Vanderbogart of Holy Trinity Church married Miss Lillie Irene Tiernan of New Haven at the Church of the Transfiguration in New York. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. E. C. Acheson. The bride, a nurse, had cared for the groom during his typhoid illness in a New Haven hospital. Relatives opposed the match over religious differences. the bride's brother is a Catholic priest in the diocese.

Iddletown Conn H. B. Vanderbogart Holy Trinity Church Lillie Irene Tiernan New Haven New York E. C. Acheson

Boston Has No Mayor For A Day

Boston operated without a mayor or acting mayor as Chief Clerk Timothy Butler took active charge. Mayor Hibbard was in New York cutting debt, with Secretary Boudrot and Alderman Louis Clark also away. Secretary White reportedly absent for a ferry department inquiry, yet administration ran smoothly under Butler.

Boston Timothy Butler Hibbard New York Boudrot Louis Clark Board of Aldermen White Butler

Men of the Germanicus Say They Will Quit

The German steamer Germanicus at the American Sugar Refinery Company dock in South Boston may sail tomorrow with a largely new crew. Many sailors who brought the vessel from Java to Boston announce plans to quit after today’s pay due to dissatisfaction with conditions. The captain defends the crew’s treatment as fair, and the ship carries 31 men.

Boston Java

Williams College Professor Nominated at Pittsfield Democratic Convention

Pittsfield, Oct. 7. Professor David T. Clark of Williams College and Williamstown was nominated by acclimation at the first Democratic congressional convention held here. He will oppose Republican incumbent Congressman George P. Lawrence.

Pittsfield David T. Clark Williams College Williamstown George P. Lawrence

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