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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1909

Page

3

Health and wholesome living urged for children

A period advertisement extols outdoor play and healthy habits for children, warning against medicines of questionable quality. It promotes Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna from the California Fig Syrup Co as a gentle, reliable laxative approved by physicians. The notice cautions buyers to insist on the genuine product with the company name on the package and warns against imitation bottles.

California Fig Syrup Co

Gaynor headlines at Hearst rally in Brooklyn crowd

Judge Gaynor spoke to a packed Academy of Music audience in Brooklyn praising non partisan support and lampooning fusion committees. He attacked demagogic leaders and defended Hearst while noting Barnard, Gaynor, and outsider status as a potential risk to Tammany. Hearst in Carnegie Hall backed income tax and warned against Murphy McCarren appointees.

New York Gaynor Academy of Music Brooklyn Mr. Hearst William R. Hearst Carnegie Hall Hearst Barnard Murphy McCarren Taft

Terrific Cuban hurricane devastation hits Havana coast

Havana reels from a cyclone that struck western Cuba with winds near 120 mph. Five people killed and about 25 injured as docks, coal conveyors, and the ward liner Morro Castle face danger. Two steamers sought shelter, then arrived safely. Damage estimated at $1,000,000 with widespread interruptions and damaged crops.

Havana Cuba Casablanca Ward Morro Castle New York Plant Line Miami Key West Havana Coal Company Pinar del Rio Vuelta Abajo

Fear For Steamers Lampassas and Olivette

In Tampa on October 11, distress grows for Mallory steamer Lampassas and P and QO steamer Olivette. The Olivette was contacted by wireless at 9 AM but has silenced since and is not at Punta Gorda. Wireless efforts to reach both vessels continued all day without success. The Lampassas was due in at noon.

Arroyo Naranjo Havana Maine New Orleans Tampa Fla Lampassas Olivette Punta Gorda Wireless

Gunboat Smith Knocks Down Jack Johnson in Four Round Bout

In San Francisco on October 11 Gunboat Smith a seaman from a US cruiser scored a knockout against Jack Johnson the negro heavyweight in a four round bout. Smith delivered a right overhand chop that crashed Johnson on the chin and Johnson fell flat. He got up dazed and the round was cut short by his manager.

San Francisco Smith United States Jack Johnson Johnson

Politics Place for Union Men at Holyoke Convention

The first day of the 24th annual convention of the State Branch, A F of L, opened in Holyoke with reports from executive, legislative, and executive committees. Mayor N P Avery welcomed the delegates and Urban Fleming of Holyoke Central Union spoke for city trade unions, criticizing labor officials who accept offices offered by Governor Eben S Draper and others.

Holyoke State Branch A. F. of L N. P. Avery Urban Fleming The Holyoke Central Union Eben S. Draper

Labor delegates plot at Boston convention amid Draper stance

Delegates from unions including Boot and Shoe Workers and Typographical unions in Boston and surrounding cities convened to discuss labor policy and direct legislation. Andrew J. Doyle condemned Governor Draper, while calls grew to urge direct legislation and prep for next legislative session. Several officers declined candidacy, and nominations for Toronto delegates and committee leadership were set for upcoming sessions.

Andrew J. Doyle New Bedford Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union Boston State Branch Doyle Draper Central Labor Union A. F. of L Henry Sterling Boston Typographical Union Organized Labor Norman E. McPhail Boston Typographical Union 18 James W. Wall Worcester Thomas J. Durnin Waiters, Cooks and Bartenders’ International Union Toronto Philip H. Sweet Boston Coopers’ Union 68 Emmett Walls Brockton Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union Thomas M. Nolan High School Springfield Frank H. McCarthy Peter D. Monaghan Brockton J. J. Curley W. F. Healey L. Woolen Rockland J. Corcoran Cambridge J. W. Power Fall River E. Gerry Brown N. E. McPhail William Grady A. Moir J. E. Potts

Curtis Hall Snag Delays Jamaica Plain City Building

Curtis Hall faces a funding and charter snag delaying its construction. The $50,000 Curtis Hall project, part of a quartet of proposed city buildings, cannot start before the city’s fiscal year ends Feb 1, forcing piecemeal contracting and delaying the gym and pool plans for Jamaica Plain.

Curtis Hall Hibbard Jamaica Plain Morrison

Tuttle denies Morgan story on Boston & Maine

Boston & Maine president Lucius Tuttle denies reports that J Pierpont Morgan would join management or appear as a dummy director. He insists there is no truth, and states Rich and Ryder will be elected directors.

Lucius Tuttle Boston & Maine Railroad J. Pierpont Morgan Mr. Tuttle Morgan Rich Ryder

Night riders surround Kentucky home in shotgun volleys

Twelve armed night riders surrounded James Devon's home near Shannon Kentucky last night and fired several volleys through the windows. No one was hurt. Devon is a member of the tobacco pool.

Lexington James Devon Shannon Devon Tobacco Pool

Deaths Tinkham Jeremiah Tinkham, 6 Years Old

Jeremiah Tinkham, six, died at home 17 Chambers street West End at 7:40 p.m. Monday October 11. Funeral details to be announced later.

Tinkyiam Jeremiah Tinkham Chambers Street West End

Mrs Eddy Unaware of Fight Over Christian Science Disciplinary Action

Reports quote Alfred Farlow saying Mrs. Eddy may not know about New York church discipline of Mrs. Stetson and 16 practitioners. He denies new bylaws or director action, calls rumors speculation, and notes no statements from Eddy. A church representative will seek Eddy's views in Boston.

Mary Baker Eddy Stetson New York City Alfred Farlow New York Eddy Boston Mrs. Eddy Mr. Farlow Augusta E. Stetson Mother Church First

Developments in First Church of Christ Scientist Dissension

New York Oct 11 reports progress in the ongoing dissension within the First Church of Christ Scientist. Observers expect developments or a potential decision by week’s end regarding leadership or doctrinal disputes gripping the church and its congregation.

New York Church of Christ, Scientist

Vahey Campaign Comes Alive With Big Leaders

Charles W. Bartlett will stump for Vahey and Foss with rallies tonight in Fall River and New Bedford. Harvey N. Shepard debuts at these rallies while Andrew J. Peters Joseph H. O Connell James H. Vahey and Eugene N. Foss speak alongside. Torchlit processions planned. Mansfield to attack Governor Draper. Whirlwind tour tomorrow includes Holyoke Springfield and West Springfield. Hampshire county Democratic chairmen meet at Northampton. noon rally in Chicopee. Thomas L. Hisgen offers speeches in the western part of the state.

Charles W. Bartlett Vahey Foss Frederick J. Macleod Democratic State Committee Fall River New Bedford Harvey N. Shepard James H. Vahey Eugene N. Foss Andrew J. Peters Joseph H. O'Connell Martin F. Carney Waltham Ashley John T. Coughlin Frederick W. Mansfield American Federation of Labor Draper Holyoke Springfield West Springfield Hampshire County Northampton Chicopee Thomas L. Hisgen

Crane Seems Sure to Quit China

Washington Oct. 11 It appears nearly certain that Charles R. Crane will resign as American minister to China. A report is expected to Taft and Secretary Knox may present it before any action is taken as differences noted could be reconciled.

Washington, D. C Charles R. Crane China Taft Knox

Rexall Mucu-Tone Promises Cure For Catarrh

An advertisement touts Rexall Mucu-Tone as a systemic remedy for catarrh, claiming internal treatment via the bloodstream can prevent consumption. It pledges a money back guarantee if unsatisfied, lists 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes, and places the offer at Rexall Stores in Boston with local availability and a health warning about autumn illnesses.

Boston Rexall Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores

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