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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1911

Page

8

Rebels Capture Two Towns in China Uprising

In Pekin on October 24 two key towns, Kiu-Kiang in Kiang-Si and Sian, capital of Shensi, fell to revolutionists expanding the rebel area. The government grows despondent as leaders gain confidence. Lian was a government stronghold and the Canton viceroy reports a critical situation with no reliable new army and no ammunition for old troops.

Pekin Kiu-Kiang Kiang-Si Sian Shensi Lian Canton

Andover Theological Seminary Dedication at Harvard

The new granite Andover Theological Seminary building at Harvard College is to be dedicated today. The structure houses the school library, chapel, offices, and student apartments, with a collection exceeding 250 000 volumes from Harvard and Andover libraries. President Fitch will deliver the dedicatory address with Amherst College’s Harris and other leaders attending. a museum dinner and organ recital follow, capped by an evening reception.

Andover Theological Seminary Harvard College United States Harvard Andover Francis and Divinity Avenues Theological Seminary Albert P. Fitch Harris Amherst College

Urges Government to Grant Demands of Political Agitators

A speaker calls for immediate government action to meet agitators demands, naming early parliament and the removal of all Manchus from the cabinet as essential measures.

Uprising for Rebels Spreads Across Chinese Provinces

Consular reports say Kiu-Kiang rose on Oct 24 burning the Taotal yamon and supporting rebels. Imperial forces under General Yin-Tehang seek reinforcements. Rebels fortify Ten Metre Point controlling Han kow routes. Mohammedans in Kansu may join rebels with Sze-Chuen factions. Local unrest spreads from Kai-Feng to Soo-Chow as Tenth division reports delay. Admiral Sah’s gunboats are unlocated.

Kiu-Kiang Yin-Tehang Sin-Yang-Chow 1-Chang Wu-Chang Hankow Sian Kansu Sze-Chuen Kai-Feng Ho-Nan Soo Lower Yang-tse Sah

Governor Foss Vetoes Ellis Milk Bill Citing Unbusinesslike Regulation

Governor Foss explains his veto of the Ellis milk bill, criticizing the move to transfer power to a governor appointed milk regulation board. He urges keeping the State Board of Health to raise and maintain high dairy standards, citing current inequities and transportation rate issues harming Massachusetts farmers.

Foss Massachusetts State Board of Health Hillis Board of Health State Cattle Bureau Dairy Bureau Ellis Ells Massachsetts United States

Taft Delivers Fifteen Rain Soaked Speeches Across Minnesota

President Taft, sweeping through Minnesota from Glencoe to Minneapolis, made fifteen speeches in the rain. He visited numerous towns and villages after touring Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska, Washington, Oregon and California, highlighting insurgent states in his campaign progress.

Minneapolis Minn Kansas Iowa Nebraska Washington Oregon California Taft Minnesota Glencoe

President speaks in Wisconsin and Iowa during cross-state tour

The president addresses audiences in Wisconsin and Minnesota with stops planned in St Paul and Kanderp. He jokes about farming life, notes rain helps fall pastures, and praises crop conditions as he explains his farming ties. He faces opposition from Senator La Follette in the next year’s Republican nomination race.

St. Paul Wisconsin la Follette Minneso Kanderp

Lynn Shoe Factories Face Closures Over Strike

Lynn era factories threaten to close stitching rooms as shoe manufacturers and locked out cutters fail to agree. Ten large plants may shut within days, risking a factory shutdown and halted output as leaders delay any conference until Monday.

Lynn James W. Hitchings Stephen M.ick. Walsh Hitchings Walsh Assembly Cutters

Prescription for Rheumatism Promoted by Globe Company

An old pharmacist’s remedy touts syrup of sarsaparilla compound with Toris compound and whiskey or sherry as a treatment for rheumatism. It claims rapid relief and says any druggist can supply the ingredients, urging public use and potential savings on doctor bills. Chicago based Globe Pharmaceutical Company promotes the formula.

Globe Pharmaceutical Company Chicago

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