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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1910
Page
3
Next Wednesday October 12 inaugurates a Columbus Day holiday. Our store remains open all day with low prices on suits gloves hats shoes dresses and more for all ages. Money back guarantee on every purchase.
An intruder entered Suite 6 at Burton Halls Cambridge from the street in the early hours, stealing gold and diamond jewelry valued at $500 from Miss Jennie E. Chase and Miss Emma P. Connor. A watchman fired three shots but the burglar escaped as Stanley Scott and Lester Grant pursued him along Centre Street.
A public meeting at Carnegie Hall, New York, and another in Philadelphia drew large crowds praising home rule for Ireland. Redmond outlined tenant ownership at half and predicted a shift of power from the Lords with a broader American support base. He noted growing sentiment in Scotland and Wales, discussed Belfast attitudes, and described plans for upcoming Symhony Hall talks and cross-country envoy travel.
A dory was damaged when the schooner Buema hit it while docking at a south pier. The Buema was unharmed, but the dory needed repairs. Crewman Muse, missing from Grand Banks work, observed the collision from the pier as another Nova Scotia fisherman rescued him near Shelburne.
Annie Morecroft abandoned a five mile attempt to reach Boston Light from Spectacle Island as cold water and wind chilled the sea. She smiled at trainer John Conroy and vowed to try again next year when the time limit nears expiration.
A unknown man six feet tall and dark complexioned sought shelter from rain in the Maine Central railroad yards in Portland. He laid his head on the rails as a freight car started, and his head was severed. The man wore dark clothes and was not identified.
Former President Roosevelt speaks to a large, nonpartisan crowd in Bristol Tennessee praising new nationalism. He condemns crooks, lauds citizens, and thanks college girls from Bristol's women's colleges for their welcome as he emphasizes equality of opportunity and the duty to keep the land united.
Nora Nystedt a 20 year old Providence girl to Pittsfield to get married returns the license says she will not marry and is going home. She tells city clerk the decision after receiving a mother's letter then boards a train with Alfred Zaetan outside the depot bound for Providence.
To those taking part in the Columbus Day parade next Wednesday a special sale of black chinchilla suits at 10 dollars is offered by Wolf's My Clothier at the Hanover and Portland streets corner. The outfits, claimed to be worth 15 dollars, show quality fabrics and workmanship upon close inspection.
Henry M. Hoyt and Charles M. Pepper arrived in Beverly after meetings at Valley Forge with Secretary Knox. They report to the President on Canadian reciprocity negotiations, likely to resume in Ottawa this month. mention is made of Newfoundland involving the administration’s reciprocity program.
Thousands of gallons of water escaped from the East Providence water company main in Riverside square and undermined trolley tracks, tying up street car service for hours. Water surged through streets causing damage as the main gave way.
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