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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1911
Page
3
Mrs William Barrett accompanied her husband Captain Barrett on the Prince line steamer Ocean Prince which arrived yesterday from Japan She estimates the journey at more than 40 1 000 miles likely making her one of the most traveled women at sea in the last year
Sore feet relief promise with TIZ claims quick cleansing action drawing out poisons. It touts instant feel good effect after first use and a week’s use forgets sore feet with sale through Walter Luther Dodge & Co Chicago at 25 cents a box.
Mrs Barrett completed a long voyage to Buenos Ayres and South American ports aboard the Ocean Prince, which lagged a week behind schedule. She noted heavy gales, a hull growth hampering speed, and seasick moments including a Japanese bulldog. The ship docked in New Haven and Boston before heading to Philadelphia with a cargo mix.
Lady Anne Warmington of Mondon, famed in Queen Victoria's era, is staying at the Vendome and travels from Franconia. She is surrounded by staff and has fallen ill, though no serious danger is seen. A physician notes the voyage may have contributed to her indisposition.
Newburyport Oct 11 The will of the late Paul A Merrill who died last week leaves nearly 150000 to organized charities after about 56000 goes to his immediate relatives His brother W H Merrill his nephew A D Merrill his niece Edith M Merrill his nephew F H Merrill of Los Angeles and Mrs F H Merrill of Los Angeles each receive 10000 The residue of the 100000 estate is given to churches hospitals and other charities.
Official figures released by Secretary Langtry show Lieutenant-Governor Louis A. Frothingham leading Speaker Walker by 38007 votes. Frothingham's total is 60284 to Walker's 22877, with a declared 18876 majority.
Miss Jessie Beaver of Everett recalls Victor EB Guetin who attempted suicide in his Pembroke street lodging. Doctors warned marriage would await TB danger, as the 20 year old faced family hereditary tuberculosis. Guetin, a faithful Donnelly Bill Posting employee, was found unconscious after a gas smell.
The Governor's council delayed two key appointments and rejected Lott F. McNamara of Haverhill for the Board of Conciliation and Arbitration. Gerry Brown of Brockton was heard after a Boston merchants delegation urged caution. Other actions included clerk, tax, and judge confirmations and swearing in of new judges Pratt, Chase, and Irwin.
Earl L. Ovington nearly escaped injury when his aeroplane stalled after lifting to 50 feet at Nassau Boulevard Long Island. The craft crashed to the ground and was demolished. He will get a replacement and resume the flight, but a several day delay is expected.
John Barry of Lynn received a nine month sentence in Greenfield jail yesterday from Judge Dodge in the United States District Court for breaking and entering the North Billerica post office on the night of February.
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