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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1912
Page
6
Mrs. William F. Murray wife of Congressman Murray arrived with her aunt Miss Katherine F. Holland on the steamer Arabic from Liverpool. They had left Boston August 18 and visited Paris Brussels Antwerp and the British Isles before the trip was cut short.
Fire at Highland Farm owned by George T. Dexter of Boston caused 35000 in damages to stock and barns. The priest Rev Michael F Crowley, longtime assistant at St Frances de Sales Charlestown, died after illness and will be buried with a solemn requiem. Funeral services planned with multiple clergy and Holy Name Society participation. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
A gray squirrel at Harvard Yard drew hundreds of onlookers when it became entangled in ivy on Eld Hall, paused mid climb, and after a peanut distraction managed to free its claws and descend unharmed with no ladders needed. President A Lawrence Lowell watched the scene as students improvised a rescue.
The Athletics champions of Philadelphia head to Cuba for a 12 game series. They aim for supremacy in the Uneasy Republic as they meet new rivals and test their title claim on foreign soil.
Dr Thomas J Dillon of Roxbury died suddenly at Massachusetts General Hospital. His funeral from 157 Roxbury Street will be at 9 am with a requiem high mass at St Francis de Sales Church at 9 45. Delegations from United Irish League of America officers and from Irish societies will attend.
Daniel Cosgrove Progressive party candidate for Lieutenant Governor speaks at multiple Cambridge locations today. Rallies listed at Murray street car barns University Press North Cambridge barn Riverside Press Cambridge and Third streets East Cambridge Inman square Central square Harvard square and North Cambridge car barn with times from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
An advertisement touts Williams treatment for kidney and rheumatic ailments. It claims strong health can be restored with no cost for a test bottle and offers a free full sized bottle upon mailing a coupon. The message targets sufferers of bladder trouble and uric acid related diseases.
A coupon offers 10 cents in stamps or silver to help distribution expenses for one 50 cent bottle of Dr Williams treatment for rheumatism and related troubles. It is issued by A Williams Co Dept 19 in Hampt on Connecticut.
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