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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1910
Page
2
The estate of late General William F. Draper, the first American ambassador to Rome, shows a total of 6 58 486 for inheritance tax. Real estate totals 24 400 and the remainder is personal property. The item also notes a Halloween themed feature in the Boys and Girls Page of next Sunday’s Poste.
Topsham Missouri Oct 25 Rev George Washington Johnson a hermit pastor was found dead in a sparsely furnished house. Police found 4000 dollars in the bank and 145 dollars in cash hidden around the home with more believed concealed. Authorities note the pastor was thought to be poor despite the cash.
A vintage theater feature hails Frank Daniels as a top star alongside Edwin Booth and Sir Henry Irving. The piece praises his offstage dignity and, in Hilton Clothes, a wardrobe that flatters all figures, noting the brand’s quality and value.
Democratic Governor candidate Eugene Foss, joined by Robert Tice and Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, attacked Republicans in Brockton and Taunton. Foss cited alleged overspending by Lodge on printing and mailing costs and accused Luce of inconsistency on living costs, with speakers Cassidy Vahey Hamlin Thacher and ex-Gov. Douglas also part of the event.
Foss demands Thomas W. Lawson disclose who profits from a large betting pool on the next Governor and asks three questions about Lawson and his client. He targets Draper supporters and Roosevelt ties, alleging the betting scheme aims to harm Foss.
Foss rejects Gardner’s assertion that he authored a two page letter to Governor Draper urging veto. He says a Republican petition misrepresented the bill to manufacturers and clarifies Section 2 excludes manufacturers and employees. He calls for exposing Republican agents and reiterates his position against the eight hour measure.
James J. Irwin, Democratic candidate for Middlesex district attorney, accuses John J. Higgins, the county DA and re election candidate, of failing to investigate acts by county officials due to county ring ties. Daley, running for Congress in the 12th Middlesex, attacks John W. Weeks for voting against the people.
Colonel William S. Oakes will remain on the ballot for Congress in the ninth district despite a drive by a businessmen’s committee to withdraw him in favor of Congressman John A. Kelcher. The final deadline for withdrawals was 5 p.m. last night.
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge urged in Northampton that fair trade with Canada is needed and criticized Foss on tariff plans. Speakers included Robert Luce asking about Civil Service Commission changes, plus Governor Draper and others addressing milk transport measures and party aims.
Joseph J. Donahue of Medford was substituted as the Democratic candidate for senator in the sixth Middlesex district to fill the vacancy caused by the withdrawal of Lawrence Reade of Woburn.
Captain Harry Brown of Pittsburg known for racing stables and yachts deserts sports to enter coal and coke business. He opens a model mine on Captain Sam Brown farm near Brownsville with headings soon to start active operations. His father Captain Sam Brown was a famed sporting man and yachtsman around Boston.
A feature on brass candle shade design styles and Halloween party concepts. Tips cover creative uses for short ribbon lengths and practical interior decorating ideas inspired by a famous residence. Includes festive party mood and color coordination notes.
An early 20th century promotion touts Poslam as a universal skin remedy. It claims quick relief from itching and various conditions including acne, tetter, eczema, and rashes with overnight results for minor troubles. Available in trial 50 cent jars or regular $2 jars at druggists. free samples by mail from Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
Death notices list multiple individuals with residences and funeral details from Oct 23 to Oct 28. Entries include Bessie Cobe Arkin in East Boston, Caroline Bradlee of Brookline, Patrick Duran of Jamaica Plain, Eugene Fay of Brookline, Mary Graves of Marblehead, Mary Louise Hoar of Charlestown, George F. Kimball of Roxbury, Theodore Lavilvaresse of Boston, Thomas Maw of Savin Hill, Adolph Modee of West Brookline Street, Rether Pratt of Chelsea, William J. Smith of Revere, Philip H. Street in Providence, and notices to Copers Local Union 89 members. Interment and service specifics vary by individual.
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