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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1912

Page

20

Mill City barbers plan price hike on haircuts

Lynn Haverhill and nearby cities prepare to raise haircuts from 25 to 35 cents with possible 50 cent cuts. Masters seek a weekly pay raise from 14 to 15 dollars per barber and union leaders announce a January 1 demand, amid talk of a boycott.

Lynn Haverhill Boston Thomas Hutchinson Frank Rogers Barbers’ Union

Mother Kills Children Then Ends Own Life in Alberta Farmhouse

In Carlstadt Alberta on October 17 the bodies of Mrs Julia Bokowski and her two children aged nine and two were found in a farmhouse 26 miles north. Indications point to the mother slaying the children with a knife before killing herself. Neighbors note her despondency since her husband’s death two years ago.

Carlstadt Alberta Julia Bokowski Here

Many Conservatory Graduates in Season's Big Productions

Six alumni of the New England Conservatory of Music have secured professional engagements. Readies for the coming season feature performances by Helen Connant Polly of the Circus company Francesca Rotoli Bought and Paid For Marguerita Rand Excuse Me Fred Wallace Walker Whiteside Frank Harrington May Robson Harvey Collins Russell Gilbert Lillian Herbert Katherine Lilly in vaudeville and stock companies. Other noted names include Frances Woodbury Lindsay Morison Stock Company Alice Brady Little Women and more in Boston and European companies.

Helen Conant Polly The Circus’’ Company Francesca Rotoli Marguerita Rand Fred Wallace Walker Whiteside Company Frank Harrington May Robson Company Harvey Collins Russell Gilbert Lillian Herbert Katherine Lilly Frances Woodbury Lindsay Jeska Swartz Boston Opera Company Marie Gjirtsen Berlin’ Opera Company Lida Wellmier Opera Comique Paris Carmen Ercell Count of Luxemborg Marion Wooten Edith Barnes Charlotte Adams William Park Stock Company Florence Mackie Tommy Halley Myers Shepherd of the Hills Alice Hastings Kismet Louise Langdon Cambridge Stock Company Florence ‘Leech Lindsay Morison Stock Company Gertrude Coughlan Abcorn Opera Company

M'Grath Wins in Mat Bout at Grand Opera House

Jack McGrath the Irish Giant of Worcester defeated Ignaz Already of Bavaria in two straight falls. The first round lasted 38 minutes with a head scissors and arm hold securing the fall. the second session ended in nine minutes. Referee Tuohey announced Cyclone Burns will wrestle next Thursday night against an opponent yet to be chosen.

Jack ‘McGrath Worcester Ignaz Already Bavaria Grand Opera House McGrath Tuohey Burns

Yost Criticizes Michigan Line As Swiss Cheese

Arraigning the Wolverines after a scrimmage Coach Yost says the line is full of holes like Swiss cheese. He explains he weighs each player’s past virtues and faults to determine how to use them, then finds only low cards in the hand.

Ann Arbor Mich Yost Michigan

Putnam Hosts Big Banquet for Red Sox Victory

Frederick H. Putnam, owner of the Hotel Putnam, hosted a large banquet in Boston to honor the Red Sox after their world championship win. The event followed a day of widespread celebrations as players received many expressions of appreciation.

Red Sox Boston Frederick H. Putnam Putnam

New Clothes Ideas For Men This Season

This season introduces English single and double breasted soft roll sacks Nor folk coats two tone fabrics and new patterns. Prices start at 15 dollars with a broad range of suits and overcoats claimed to far exceed typical store offerings and value under 25 dollars elsewhere.

London Guard

Martial law proclaimed in Ely during mining riot

Governor Oddie declared martial law in Ely Nevada after two Greeks were shot and killed in a riot tied to a strike against the Nevada Consolidated Mining Company at the Steptoe smelter in McGill. Deputy sheriffs will maintain order until state police arrive tomorrow.

Ely Nev Oddie Nevada Consolidated Mining Company Steptoe McGill

Polish girl seeks Taft aid. sent to asylum

A Polish girl from New York, Stefanie Linsier ta, appeared at the White House seeking President Taft’s help to stop New York papers from tormenting her. She said she arrived in the country a year ago and was sent to Washington Asylum Hospital for mental observation.

Washington Oet New York City White House Taft New York Stefanie Linsierta Washington Asylum Hospital

Mrs. Astor Devoting Herself to Her Son

New York reports Mrs John Jacob Astor cares for her two month old heir John Jacob at Force country home near Bernardsville New Jersey. She plans to remain a fortnight longer and will not open her Fifth Avenue residence until November. She personally oversees the baby's daily routine and health while enjoying outdoor country life with the child.

New York John Jacob Astor Bernardsville N. J Astor City Fifth Avenue S Bernardsville Grandpa Force Mrs. Astor

1500 Greeks Sail for Balkan War from New York

About 1500 former Massachusetts residents sail on the Themistocles from New York to join King George in Greece's war against the Turks. Boston and several cities contributed funds with $11,000 raised of a $60,000 goal. More volunteers expected as hostilities begin.

New York Themistocles Petras Pereus Greece King George Boston Worcester Lowell Haverhill Lawrence Salem France

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