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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1915
Page
2
Louis D. Brandeis delivers a strong appeal for woman suffrage at Tremont Temple as the Massachusetts Men’s League advocates voting rights for women. He argues democracy requires women’s full share and responsibility in shaping conditions, urging state and national action.
W J Walshe, finishing his Irish Evening in Boston, urges German victory to free Ireland and denounces English rule. He claims a German submarine base at Dingle Bay and asserts the Lusitania sinking was exploited to turn American opinion, prompting questions and applause.
William Shaw the Prohibition candidate for Governor spoke at Hyde Park church banquet. He attacked Boston Chamber of Commerce for opposing his pension plank citing costs and wealth interests, urged state support for workers, education, and pensions to improve the masses’ condition.
New York October 12 George F Stackpole a lawyer suffering from anthrox grew weaker tonight his temperature 104 degrees after another 30 centimeters of powerful anti toxin was given he initially steadied but then deteriorated The doctor declined to comment on the injections outcome.
Miss Margaret R. Flanagan daughter of Mrs Mary Flanagan London Street East Boston a teacher at Lyman school and Fitton Alumnae president wed Louis B Connelly of Somerville yesterday at the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer East Boston in a ceremony conducted by Rev P H Riley.
Hal Boy the Hal B.-Altalina gelding owned by Stoughton A. Fletcher of Indianapolis defeated Judge Ormonde the Ormonde-Hazel Banks stallion of Barton Pardee of Columbus in a thrilling four heat $10,000 race. Geers drives three straight heats to wins including the 2:01 pace with Napoleon Direct and later drives DeRoche to a trotting victory. Lizzie Brown set a 4 year old pacing fillies world record for the mile at 2:02.
London reports another British success in Kamerun Western Africa where Allied troops captured Wumbiagas after a 60 hour engagement. German forces are said to be energetically pursued as the pursuit continues amid months of fighting.
Letter to the editor praising harsher penalties for reckless drivers. The writer argues jail is the effective deterrent, citing a prior editorial and a rail conductor injury as examples of unsafe driving near stopped vehicles. October letters reference a Boston and Middlesex Street Railway incident at Newtonville square.
About 2000 people visited the Boston Loyal Order of Moose last evening for a charity benefit at Moose headquarters. The fair, organized for the widow and orphan fund, will run for the week at the order home.
A Baltimore doctor prescribes Resinol ointment and soap as a safe treatment for eczema ringworm and itchy eruptions. The remedy is said to stop itching instantly, heal eruptions quickly, and cost little, with free samples available from Dept. 3-A Resinol Baltimore Md.
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