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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1912
Page
7
The cooking page in next Sunday's Post offers menus and recipes for Hallowe en festivals and decorations for the Hallowe en table plus many valuable recipes.
Harvard students traditionally offered cash rewards for lost notebooks. This year a Gold Coaster scheme changed the incentive to a package of cigarettes valued at two cents, boosting recoveries from about half to three quarters of lost volumes.
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians announce a limited time offer giving one month of treatment and all medicines free to all applicants who start on or before October 31. The appeal targets patients with chronic diseases and invites those treated by others to seek their care, with eight days remaining.
An office notice advertises a course of treatment at the Osmo-Chemic Physicians with consultation and examination using perfected X-Ray. Patients may receive a month of treatment free if they act before October 31. Only eight days remain.
J L Plunkett MD, Chief Consulting Physician, Specialties Eye Ear Nose Throat Chest and Chronic Diseases. Permanent offices Suites 8 8 10 entrance 18 Boylston St Boston. Office hours 9 am to 12 pm 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 pm Closed Sundays.
In Indianapolis on October 2 a battered umbrella that survived an explosion was introduced as government evidence in the dynamite conspiracy trial. Thomas Berger of Pittsburgh identified it as found after an explosion on a railroad bridge at Dayton Ohio on May 3 1908.
United States District Attorney Miller questions a handle engraving RE C as a clue to Edward Clark who carried an umbrella over dynamite to a bridge attack. Clark pleaded guilty and the judge allowed broader explosive incident testimony to show a conspiracy involving 45 defendants including Hockin and McManigal.
Miss Alice M. Sullivan and Paul W. Porter, actors in the Blanche Ring Company, were married yesterday by Edward J. Lord at the Municipal Court after Porter secured a special dispensation. The couple and witnesses, William P. Carleton and his wife, then dined at the Touraine with Miss Ring as guest.
A pioneering aviation school for women will open in a Washington suburb this winter. The first enrollees include Miss Gladys Hinckley Miss Marguerite Draper and Miss Laura Merriam, noted society figures. Hinckley is described as popular in diplomatic circles and among the citys prettiest women.
United States army and navy officers in Newport celebrated the Empress of Germany's birthday with a holiday. Captain Frey and the crew of the German cruiser Victoria Luise joined the salute from Narragansett Bay forts, the naval training station, and the battleships Virginia and Arkansas. The German flag flew from all U S war vessels in the harbor including torpedo boat destroyers.
In New York in October 1922 Toby Tyson, a 15 year old art student, killed himself after seeking entry to Alva Ross's home. Denied access, he wrote a note saying his dying wish was to conquer the world and to win Alva, then shot himself in the head and died three hours later.
Cranberry growers around Pleasant Lake face heavy losses this season due to an overstocked market in larger Eastern cities. The ample supply makes it nearly impossible to sell at any price. The Thanksgiving trade typically starts now with out-of-town commission houses buying, but this year berries are sold mainly to local buyers who ship to Western dealers through those commissions.
Bobby Walthour, the blond Southerner, arrives in New York from Germany to ride in eight days of bike events at the Arena Wov starting today. He aims to showcase his success and challenge American riders.
Llewellyn A. Clough of Milton files with Norfolk Superior Court in Dedham for an annulment of his marriage to Annie Cooper of Exeter New Hampshire, married October 23 1909 in Milton, alleging Cooper had a living husband at the time and no legal separation.
Lynn High routed Revere High 12 to 0 on the home field. Wensley at left half back starred with strong ground gains while Gregory at right end supported the Lynn offense with solid contributions.
Chicago Oct 22 Two Indiana State Militia companies took charge of the Mineral Springs race track after noon today and halted all races. Captain Kimball ordered bayonets as horses and jockeys were driven back into the stables before the first race. Governor Marshall had ordered the track closed.
The will of Colonel Frank S. Richardson of North Adams was filed in Probate Court. It leaves almost 50000 to relatives and friends and allocates substantial sums to public institutions.
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