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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1908
Page
9
A terse clause states the powers reserve all rights guaranteed by international conventions. The text emphasizes continued adherence to treaty commitments while exercising sovereign decisions.
London on October 7 reports that the Austro-Hungarian foreign office was reminded of the 1871 protocol attached to the 1871 Berlin treaty. Britain says no power may modify treaty stipulations without friendly agreement of the contracting powers and prior assent, especially involving Turkey.
Crete’s history shows a centuries long fight to throw off Ottoman rule. After 1865 uprisings and 1897 events led to Greek occupation being halted by European powers, Crete endured alternating governance. By 1905 a union movement surfaced but foreign troops quelled it and removed Greek flags.
A family of eight, including a husband and six children, suffered two years with severe eczema. After exhausting home remedies and doctor visits, they found relief and lasting cure using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent Pills per Mrs Ruey B Boice of Rockcastle P. O. West Virginia, March 3 1908.
An old advertisement touts Cuticura products for skin issues, scalp flaking, dandruff, hair loss, and rough hands for all ages. It promotes immediate relief and cures when other remedies fail, listing Cuticura Soap, Ointment, Resilvent, and Chocolate Coated Pills with prices and availability at a Boston drug store.
The Turkish circular protesting Bulgaria’s proclamation was sent to Foreign Minister Pichon in Paris. It denounces the Berlin treaty violation and seeks guidance from treaty signatories on steps to reestablish order in Bulgaria and Eastern Rumelia, while favoring peace over force and awaiting European response.
Edward J. O'Brien reports that several high schools struggle to learn the forward pass while Somerville High shows improved execution. Malden overwhelms Milton 38 to 0 as Newton and Roxbury players attend Harvard Bates, with Newton’s Davis and Beatty expected back next week.
Trustees of the Peabody Education Fund meeting in New York decided not to distribute the 2.5 million dollars left by George Peabody for Southern children’s education. They postponed the final grant because the Peabody Normal College for Teachers had not met founding conditions.
Malden High cruised past Milton High 38 to 0 at the Malden High field. Touchdowns by Foley, Morgan, Milliken, Letherman, Cronin. goals by Morgan and Morey. Umpire Ingalls, referee Miner. attendance about 500.
Yale defeated the second team 15 to 0 as Henry Wheaton shifted to left halfback and starred with three big runs and a near 30 yard field goal attempt. Coy and Lilley also scored as the varsity line-up featured Mersereau Hobbs Andrus Biddle Cooney Goebel Burch Wheaton Lynn Coy in the backfield.
Hanover N H October 7 The work today showed marked improvement with better team play and fewer fumbles. The first and second elevens practiced blocking punts before the third eleven entered with new varsity plays. The first string scored twice and the second scrimmage added two touchdowns including a blocked punt and line back plays by Marks. Rich and Ingersoll were out but expected back for Tufts.
Vienna reports circulating that Crown Prince Constantine of Greece was assassinated in Athens but no confirmation is available from Bucharest or Vienna. The rumor remains unverified as of October 7.
Chelsea High routed East Boston 10 to 0 on East Boston's field. Cox scored on a touchdown and via field goal, with a 700 attendance. Halves lasted 20 and 15 minutes. Officials included Hall as umpire and Ball as referee.
Fort Revere's 37 to 0 victory over a U S Salem sailor eleven drew hundreds to the fort yesterday. Star backs O'Reilly Bigrar and Sanford sparked the rout with Sanford scoring two or three touchdowns.
In a scoreless afternoon at Somerville Broadway Field neither Boston Latin nor Somerville High managed to score. Both teams had chances as the game remained tight with loose play and a down error near halftime preventing a potential Latin score.
English High School reports a setback as Giles Powell, a halfback, breaks a leg in practice at Franklin field and will miss the rest of the season. The team planned to face Roxbury Latin at Dunbar avenue grounds, Dorchester, tomorrow and then open league play versus Rindge next Saturday. Mechanic Arts High showed solid form at Franklin Park with Nilsan and Dave Henry standing out, while Roxbury Latin defeated Milton Academy 6 to 5. Volkmann aims to hire W Dan Follett as coach starting next Monday. Errol Locke is mentioned.
A son of ex Senator Clark of Montana lost $20000 at a Los Angeles roulette joint and is seeking help from authorities to recover the funds.
Revere High easily defeated the Boston Commercial eleven 16 to 0 at Crescent Park in Revere. Shaughnessy scored twice for Revere with Wilfret also crossing for a TD. Caldwell kicked the goals. Umpire Millard and referee Stevenson officiated with 500 in attendance.
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