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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1911
Page
9
In Pittsfield on October 23 ex Senator Thomas F Cassidy spoke at the Colonial Theatre to a large audience during Governor Foss’s Berkshire tour. He praised American institutions and avoided naming Foss despite a previous joint campaign for lieutenant governor last year.
The audience of nearly a thousand saw Cassidy press a deliberate claim that his support for Fass was a means to Democratic victory this fall, while noting overt skepticism about Fass's re-election push. Cassidy’s opposition to Fass has been widely known in Berkshire County for weeks.
An advertisement touts Pills Brandrettis as made from the best materials and prepared with caution. It claims one or two at night relieve and cure constipation headache rheumatism and purify the blood to keep users in first-class health.
Spectators in the Berkshire Democratic rally room saw tension as Cassidy, the ex Senator, challenged Governor Foss while praising democracy and motherhood. Cassidy implied he would support Foss out of duty to the party and near the end Foss acknowledged Cassidy’s presence at the Berkshire gathering.
Captain Gilbert O Wright of East Boston and Margaret Campbell, 17, also leave home. Wright, with four children, vanished after returning from Providence. Margaret writes she will not return and plans to cross the ocean. Grace Campbell, 12, left alone with sister's departure, seeks help with aunt nearby.
John R. Walsh former head of the Chicago National Bank died at his home nine days after parole from Leavenworth. He served a 1910 sentence for misappropriation and was 74. Family blamed delayed parole approvals by Taft and Wickersham for his death due to myocarditis. He survived by his wife, three daughters, and two sons. Irish born, he rose from peddling newspapers to banking long ago.
Sixteen year old Elizabeth Haegele of this city attempted suicide by creosote on the streets of New York yesterday afternoon. She was sent to a Bonita and will likely recover. formerly lived in Boston with her half sister Remousch and worked in a hotel kitchen. She had escaped from the State Industrial School about a month ago and went to New York. A Boston youth reportedly pursued her and gamed money.
The annual meeting of the class of 1912 at Massachusetts College of Pharmacy was held yesterday afternoon. Officers elected include President George A. Moulton Jr, Vice-President Reginald Paquetta, Secretary Miss Ruth Mc Donealds, Assistant Secretary Miss Ruth Coleman, and Treasurer Ma Cook.
In New York on October 23, two men were jailed for 80 and 20 days respectively for pure food law violations. A large number of others were fined between 300 and 100 dollars. Butchers fish dealers milk purveyors and restaurant owners comprised most defendants. Louis Hamer received 30 days for 170 dozen bad eggs intended for cakes. Frank Fozzeno, a butcher, was ...
Three youths from New Bedford fled home to ride on city trains and subways. Samuel B. Rowe aged 18 Wallace Lowthe 17 and Joseph Montming 15 were found asleep on a Franklin square bench by Patrolmen Sheehan and Foley and detained while home city police were notified.
Daniel Daly for Hood & Sons argues the firm produced milk and is entitled to 20 days notice before fines, claiming it is a producer despite buying most of its milk. District Attorney Webber contends Hood is a dealer not a producer and thus not entitled to the notice.
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