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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1908

Page

3

Abnormal Infant Mortality in Fall River scrutinized

Fall River faces extraordinarily high infant mortality with 305 deaths per 1000 live births in 1900 ranking near the worst in the North. Local leaders blame working mothers and feeding practices, while doctors and mill owners doubt a simple remedy exists and consider education and better child care measures.

Fall River United States Chicago New York Boston Biddeford Lowell Mass Providence William Hard Board of Health Efard Mr. Hard

Holy Name Societies Drill for Catholic Centenary Parade

Catholic diocese centenary parade plans gain momentum as Holy Name branches drill in Roxbury Cambridge and surrounding areas. Archbishop O Connell's commemorative guidance spurs training with 2000 spectators possible and Major Sullivan supervising 1200 plus marchers ahead of next Friday.

Society of the Holy Name Boston O’connell Cambridge Roxbury South Boston East Boston Brookline Jamaica Plain

Battleship Fleet on Way to China

The United States Commission to the Tokio exposition sails with naval honors awaiting imperial decoration. Francis B. Loomis Frederick J W Skiff and Francis D Miller will receive high orders while John C O Laughlin and F A Newcomb get lower class decorations.

China United States Commission Tokio Exposition Francis B. Loomis Frederick J. W. Skiff Francis D. Miller John C. O’laughlin F. A. Newcomb

Fear of Assassinations Cloud Amoy Welcome for American Fleet

Chinese authorities fear revolutionists threaten high official assassinations during the Amoy reception for the American fleet. The event proceeds with naval guests, imperial commissioners, and a full schedule of dinners and boat races, while a 120 interpreter corps and Namporto Temple open to guests amid typhoon damage and heightened security.

Amoy Sah Admiral Emory Prince Yu Lang Liang Tun-Yen Peking Emory Admiral Sah Imperial Commissioners Young Men’s Christian Association Canton Namporto

Don’t Cough All Winter Lung Haro Cures Phlegm Fast

A health brief proclaims Lung Haro loosens phlegm and relieves coughs quickly during winter. The claim centers on a remedy said to clear chest congestion with rapid action.

First Woman Set to Break Ground on Waltham School Board

The candidate, not a reformer, anticipates becoming the first woman elected to the Waltham School Board, signaling a historic shift in local education leadership.

Sears Seeks Waltham School Board Republican Nomination

Dr Eloise A Sears announces candidacy to become the first woman elected to the Waltham School Board since incorporation. Indorsed by the Waltham Woman's Club, five candidates compete for three seats with two incumbents seeking reelection and a spirited battle expected for the remaining spot.

Waltham Eloise A. Sears Waltham Woman’s Club

Joseph A Haskins Dies in Dorchester at 61

Joseph Anthony Haskins a Hanoverian who led German American circles in Boston died at his Dorchester home 21 Mt Vernon street. He was 61 and a pioneer member of the German Catholic Church on Shawmut Avenue.

Joseph Anthony Haskins Boston Mt. Vernon Street Dorchester Shawmut Avenue

Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days by Paz ointment Guarantee

An old advertisement promises to cure blind, bleeding or protruding piles in six to fourteen days with Paz Ointment. If not cured, money is refunded. The item costs 60 cents.

Police search train for fugitive passenger

Acting on advice from Indianapolis Boston police searched the Southwestern Limited arriving Boston at 9 30 last night boarding at Huntington avenue station. They hunted an alleged fugitive from justice and a young woman who were said to be passengers. No one matched the description. Authorities believe the man may have alighted at Springfield or Worcester before continuing to Boston by automobile.

Indianapolis Boston Southwestern Limited Huntington Avenue Boston & Albany Justice Springfield Worcester

Orville Wright Breaks Thigh Heals as Bones Knit

Orville Wright, the aeroplanist, who narrowly escaped death in an Fort Myer Va accident five weeks ago, is set to return home to Dayton. The broken thigh is the main injury and the splint was removed today. X ray shows the fracture bones knitting perfectly.

Washington Orville Wright Fort Myer Dayton

Hart Matched to Fight Will at Philadelphia Nov 14

Marvin Hart the Kentucky heavyweight is matched to box John Wille at the National Athletic Club of Philadelphia on November 14. Jack McGuigan is named referee for the bout.

Marvin Hart Kentucky John Wille National Athletic Club of Philadelphia Jack McGuigan

James H. Williams Dies in Bellows Falls Leader in Business and Politics

James Henry Williams a longtime business and political figure in Vermont died at his home in Bellows Falls. Born July 19, 1843, he served as president of the Vermont Valley railroad at the time of his death.

Bellows Falls James Henry Williams Mr. Williams Vermont Valley Railroad

President Roosevelt Praises Marathon Big Stick Letter

Washington high notes receipt of the Marathon Big Stick sent by John Hayes the England race winner The White House dated Oct 24 1908 expresses pleasure at Hayes letter and the gesture praising his citizenry hard work play and duty The president invites Hayes to visit when in the neighborhood signed Theodore Roosevelt

New York Jonn Ja Hayes England Roosevelt Hayes White House Washington, D. C Theodore Roosevelt

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