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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1912

Page

4

Woman President Ideal Highlighted by Missionary

Dr. Isaac Taylor Headland told the Northwest Branch of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society in Lacrosse that William Jennings Bryan was a great Christian citizen. He said he hoped for a day when a woman would lead the United States and cited efforts to end the opium trade in China and liquor traffic in America. He compared the Empress Dowager of China to Queen Victoria as exemplary women of the era.

Lacrosse Wis William Jennings Bryan Convention Northwest Branch Women’s Foreign Missionary Society The Methodist Episcopal Church Isaac Taylor Headland Pekin China Headland United States America Queen Victoria

Lincoln Singer Jules Lumbard Dies at 87 in Chicago

Jules Lumbard a famed Civil War era singer died in Chicago at 87 after months of illness Born during the 19th century he served with Abraham Lincoln during the 1860 campaign and toured during the war He sang the requiem at Lincoln’s funeral in Springfield Illinois.

Lincoln Chicago Jules Lumbard Lumbard Abraham Lincoln Springfield

HarHo Overcoats Offer Large Boston Stock in Ad

S H Harrison Co advertises English Scotch and American Cheviots and blanket backs overcoats at 12.50 dollars. Raglans convertibles ulsters and Chesterfields also 12.50. Open tonight till 10. Closed Saturday. 662-672 Washington St Boston.

Boston S. H. Harrison Co Washington St

No Bail Denied for I W W Leaders in Lawrence Death Case

Salem October 10 Bail was refused for I W W leaders Joseph Ettor Arturo Giovannitti and Joseph Caruso in the death of Anna Loppizzo tied to the Lawrence strike. Judge Quinn denied release noting no right to bail and no compelling cause. A second venue jury of 350 will convene Monday at Salem Court House with four jurors already chosen under tight security.

Salem Joseph J. Ettor Arturo Giovannitti Joseph Caruso Anna Loppizzo Lawrence Quinn Salem Court House

Guilty Verdict In Alaska Coal Contract Conspiracy

In Tacoma on October 10, a federal jury convicted C. B. Houston and John H. Bullock of conspiracy to defraud the government in Alaska coal contracts. Jurors were out 19 hours. Sentencing set for November 9.

Tacoma Wash C. BE. Houston John H. Bullock Alaska

Suffrage Advocate Reframes Women as Civic Force

The Rev. Florence Buck, Unitarian Association assistant secretary and Beacon editor, argues women are equal citizens and should have a voice in democracy. She recalls California and Wisconsin campaigns, praises street meetings, and predicts more states will grant voting rights.

Florence Buck The Unitarian Association Beacon Alameda Cal California Wisconsin Civic League Massachusetts

Engagement announced between Anne Farmer Sawyer and William P McTighe

Miss Anne Farmer Sawyer daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Leon Sawyer of Harris street Brookline marries William Percy McTighe pitcher for the Boston Nationals. McTighe left the University of the South to join pro baseball and played for Buffalo and Montreal on loan this season. He is son of Hon John T McTighe of Nashville and brother of Charles H McTighe city recorder of Nashville. Miss Sawyer formerly of Dorchester and a 1908 Dorchester High School graduate.

Anne Farmer Sawyer Walter Leon Sawyer Harris Street Brookline William Percy McTighe Boston McTighe University of the South Boston Nationals Buffalo Montreal John T. McTighe Nashville, Tenn Tennessee Citics Charles H. McTighe City Recorder Nashville Sawyer Dorchester Dorchester High School

Harvard Photographs Sun Eclipse in Peru

Harvard University observatory in Peru captured observations and photographs of a total solar eclipse visible across central South America and partial elsewhere. The event was seen from Florida and gulf coast states.

South America Harvard University Peru Florida Gulf of Mexico

Fan in hospital rants as Giants draw with Red Sox

A hysterical woman named Margaret Rooney from New York, described as pretty and blonde, shouted for the Giants to win the game and spent Wednesday at City Hospital after the teams settled for a draw with the Red Sox.

Giants Red Sox Margaret Rooney New York City Hospital

Everett Fire Destroys Blacksmith Shop and Nearby Stores

An 8 o'clock blaze in Everett at Main and Woodsville streets damaged Israel Melinsky's blacksmith shop and E. M. Barney's grocery, plus James Cochrane's real estate office. Damages totaled 700 dollars to the store and 700 to the shop, partly insured. Police investigate suspected arson.

Everett Main Woodsville Israel Melinsky E. M. Barney James Cochrane

Tona Vita Promises Quick Health Boost for Weary Readers

A vintage advertisement touts Tona Vita as a powerful tonic to restore health and strength for nervous, rundown people. It claims noticeable weight gain within a week and says the tonic tastes pleasant and can revive energy, with distribution through all druggists.

Mysterious Fenway Park Fan Collapses After Game

A 25-year-old tall woman collapsed after the game and lay unconscious on Fenway Park grounds at 7 o'clock Wednesday night. Groundkeepers turned her over to Back Bay police for protection. Surgeons have not identified her. she raved about the Giants and awaits her friends from New York as doctors expect a recovery in a few days.

Fenway Park Back Bay Giants New York

Lawson's Thousand Iron Men Waiting for the Wallop

Fenway park fans wait as hitters aim for the Lawson-Everybody's prize board behind Duffy's Cliff. A $250 reward goes to the batter who smashes a ball into the system's state right of the board with Mr. Lawson ready to pay. Duffy Lewis and the Bay Banker had near misses in practice and Thursday's hit narrowly missed the slate.

Fenway Park Lawson Duffy's Cliff Sox Giant Duffy Lewis Bay Banker Stan Jake Mr. Lawson

Fagin Will Talk of Drama to Harvard Men

Wilton Lackaye will lecture to Harvard Dramatic Club members and university students on The Drama this afternoon. He stars as Fagin in Oliver Twist at the Plymouth Theatre and is noted for stage technique and versatility.

Harvard Dramatic Club Wilton Lackaye Harvard Lackaye Fagin Plymouth Theatre

Masonic Cornerstone Laid by Col. Benton

In Pittsfield 500 Masons gathered as Grand Master Everett C. Benton laid the cornerstone of the new Masonic temple on South Street. The temple, costing about 7000 dollars, is to open July 1 1913.

Pittsfield Everett C. Benton Massachusetts Grand Lodge of Masons Masonic Temple South Street

Harko Suits Advertises Finest Wool Fabrics

Harko suits offered with no payment until tried featuring fine wool fabrics. Models for all ages including Norfolks in stylish patterns. Scotches priced at 12.50. S H Harrison Co located at 662 672 Washington St.

S. H. Harrison Co Washington St

Mutiny Aboard German Steamer Lotte Mensell Suppressed

Three officers and 18 crew members mutinied at Horta Azores during a voyage from Norfolk Virginia to Copenhagen. The attempt to kill the captain was stopped by the German cruiser Hertha and the mutineers were arrested.

Berlin Lotte Mensell Horta Azores Norfolk Copenhagen Hertha

Wife May Lie to Husband Over Custody Case Ruling

Kansas City court of appeals rules for Mrs. Carrie Dimmitt in a custody dispute with James Dimmitt. She concealed a $125,000 inheritance and a $25,000 loan offer based on life expectancy, leading to divorce. the court awarded custody of their child to the mother.

Kansas City Kansas City Court of Appeals Carrie Dimmitt Monroe James J. Dimmitt

Nobel Prize to Rockefeller doctor for medicine

Stockholm October 10 The Nobel Prize in medicine goes to Dr. Alexis Carrel of the Rockefeller Institute New York for work on blood vessels and organ transplantation The prize is valued at 39000 dollars

Stockholm Alexis Carrel Rockefeller Institute New York

Silk Lined Overcoats at Nine Seventy Five

Black tibets oxfords and unfinished worsteds silk lined to edge in black and gray offer at nine dollars seventy five cents. Limited quantity remaining. S. H. Harrison Co. 662 672 Washington Street advertisement.

S. H. Harrison Co Washington Street Advertisement

Skin Trouble on Hands Arms Legs and Feet

A man suffered skin trouble on his hands arms legs and feet with dry scabs. He scratched and fluid appeared. Cutiura Soap and Ointment stopped the itching and cured him.

Paris St Boston Mass John J. Girmer Cuticura Dept.t

Fear Revolt in Poland Sparks Moscow Exodus

Paris Oct 10 reports a possible insurrection in Poland prompting secret orders to move documents and valuables from financial houses in Russian Poland to Moscow as per a St Petersburg dispatch to the Temps.

Paris Poland Moscow St. Petersburg

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