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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1910
Page
3
A despatch to the State Department says Governor in Honduras accepted President Davila’s request to retire and report to Tegucigalpa. Minister McCreery sent the notice from Tegucigalpa.
Old health notice from Buffalo Lithia Springs water promoters claims a limited time offer. Beginning or renewing by October 15, patients receive one month of treatment and medicines free with consultation and X Ray at Room 10 18 Boylston St.
Describes catarrh of the stomach as mucus dropping into the throat and being swallowed and lists diagnostic questions about nausea belching pain after eating dizziness headaches and related digestive and nervous symptoms for assessment.
An unknown man died last night after being struck by an electric car opposite 18 Huntington Avenue at 8 o clock. He stumbled on the curb and fell onto the track as the car passed, his clothes tangled in the undercarriage requiring firefighters to lift the car and extricate the body.
A man was fatally struck by an inbound Reservoir car of the Elevated company No 1289 operated by Motorman George S Knapp and Conductor A Smith. Eyewitnesses corroborate Knapp's account as fire crews and ladder truck workers struggled to lift the car. The identity of the deceased remained unknown at City Hospital morgue with only minimal personal items found.
In Munich on October 2 Enrico Caruso sustained a head injury during Boheme when his forehead struck an iron rack used for scene changes. He fainted, recovered, and finished the act with a thick wig shielding him. His physician orders rest and a pause from engagements.
Mayor Fitzgerald says the next Eucharistic conference will be held in Boston after talks with Archbishop O Connell and Italian papal dignitaries. He predicts 200000 people in the parade tied to the congress and plans disclosed at Quincy House luncheon with Colonel John J Sullivan and staff. A separate ad promotes a Pinex cough remedy recipe with sugar syrup and pine extract promising relief in 24 hours.
Andre Caplet, the new conductor of the Boston Opera House, arrives in Boston with some orchestra instruments. The Paris Conservatoire graduate plans to advance opera productions and pleases Boston's discerning public, though he offers no radical methods.
Henry Hammond Gallison, renowned American painter whose works hung in Europe and who first had an American work acquired by Italy, died at his Cambridge home after a three year illness. Born May 20 1850 in Boston he studied in Europe and the United States and married Marie Reuter in Paris in 1886.
The Worcester Golf Club on the outskirts near Clinton burned early today. The fire destroyed the clubhouse and personal property of 50 members, all burned, with losses around $10,000. The steward had left for a visit yesterday and no one was inside.
October 12 in Ort Dodge Town physicians report United States Senator Dolliver remains serious though not critical. He suffers severe stomach trouble affecting the heart region as doctors monitor his condition.
Lisbon reports the provisional government received a telegram from President Comtesse of Switzerland announcing recognition of the Portuguese republic. The British minister Sir Francis H. Villiers told the premier Britain would recognize the republic once the revolution is ended and affairs in Portugal are in a normal state.
The decree grants amnesty to military and naval offenders while Mgr Tonti the Lisbon patriarch pledges allegiance to the new regime. Regenerador leader Teixeira Sousa plans a new party to accept republican institutions as the treasure of Quelhas convent is moved to the Bank of Portugal. A finance ministry commission will inventory the royal palace, determine personal kingly property, and review royal debts. Joao Chagas, a noted writer, is named minister to Brazil.
An overheated furnace in George Lanzendorfer's home at 10 Castleton street Jamaica Plain caused $1600 in damage. Flames gutted the first floor above the furnace before firemen arrived at about 11 o'clock last night forcing the family to flee.
Yom Kippur observances began at sunset and will continue through this evening with services at temples and synagogues across Greater Boston. The Day of Atonement renews vows of repentance and participation in communal prayers.
The Kol Nidre service opens Yom Kippur with long synagogue prayers and psalms. Jewish prisoners at Charlestown State Prison request an additional preacher Abraham Alpert is named to deliver the sermon. Boston Jews account for a small share of inmates, aiming for near elimination of Jewish services at holidays. Attorneys Herman Mintz and Robert Robinson to preach at Deer Island and East Cambridge House of Correction respectively.
A home remedy touts quick relief from coughs claiming simple preparation and low cost. The method emphasizes ease and saving money, promising inexpensive access to relief without professional care.
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