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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1916
Page
6
Breckinridge refutes Senator Lodge’s quoted claim that Cabinet members threatened resignation after the Lusitania note. Secretary Houston also denounces the report as false, calling it a fabrication and urging that GOP leaders are desperate amid partisan attacks.
Dr. Charles Hervey Bailey of Tufts Medical School says the account of his conversation with ex Assistant Secretary Breckinridge, as cited by Senator Lodge, is accurate in every respect. The Republican State committee published Breckinridge’s telegram to the Philadelphia Ledger calling Bailey a scoundrel and defended Bailey’s letter as a fair, not exaggerated summary.
Dr Charles Hervey Bailey joins Tufts as assistant professor of histology on Sept 1 after Brown and Harvard training. The narrative recounts Breckenridge’s WWII era conversation about Wilson Bryan and a postscript to a peace note, plus a bank surety case involving Therek, a missing teller and a $21,000 cash and bond haul.
Washington Oct 29 Former Secretary of War Garrison, in town to appear as counsel before the Supreme Court tomorrow, declined to comment on Senator Lodge s speech or the telegram from former assistant secretary Breckinridge. He would not discuss whether Breckinridge denied the attributed statement, saying he had no statement to make.
Police uncover clues in a bank theft scheme tied to a mysterious man who used the name Therek. Mrs Duvall recalls his July visit to Shawmut avenue and a brief stay in her home on East Brookline street as investigators seek his true identity and whereabouts.
North Attleboro district reports three injured on South Washington street when the heavy touring car driven by Joseph Mulvey was side-swiped by a roadster. Mulvey, Walter J. Young and a Providence woman, Lillian Chippendale, were treated at Sturdy Hospital with serious injuries including a fractured skull and a broken leg. The roadster fled the scene.
An automobile collision near Quincy central fire station involved Lloyd Morse of East Braintree, William Brides of Quincy, and a towed auto truck. Mrs Mary I Walsh of Cambridge suffered a broken rib, with Mrs J Chute and Mrs EF Woolworth injured, while four others escaped with less serious harm.
Two automobiles collide at Spring and Marshall streets Watertown injuring two women Mrs Elizabeth Musgrave and Mrs Sterling Elliot Mrs Musgrave mother of driver H G Musgrave of Arlington and Mrs Elliot of Newton were bruised and shaken up both were taken home
Miss Frances McCabe of 78 Florence street Malden was injured when a motorcycle on which she rode with George W Bain of 235 Pleasant street Malden crashed into a car in Fellsway West near the Salem street car house. It was her second accident in a week with injuries to a leg in each incident.
Thousands praise Orrine for curing the drink habit and restoring happiness at home. Available in two forms No 1 secret treatment and No 2 voluntary treatment. Costs $1.00 per box. Request booklet from Orrine Co Washington DC. Sold by Liggett Riker Jaynes Drug Stores.
An advertisement promotes Plant Juice as a herbal stomach remedy. It cites Charles E. Bates of 42 Marion Street, a Civil War veteran, claiming relief from indigestion and dyspepsia after using Plant Juice. The Plant Juice Man operates at Houghton & Dutton Drug Department, meeting locals to explain the product.
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