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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1911

Page

16

Trotter challenges Glidden over Guardian statements

Editor Trotter of the Guardian accuses Councillor Glidden of false or misleading claims about the Theed-Williams case and Governor’s Council appointments. He vows to show no such errors in his paper and questions Republican leaders’ practice of appointing prominent colored men to menial roles without advancement.

Trotter The Guardianis Glid Governor’s Council W. L Colored Republican League of Massachusetts Glidden Trotters

Daughters of the American Revolution Hold State Conference

Members from across the state gathered for the annual DAR conference in King's Chapel starting at 1 p m. State regent Mrs James G Dunning presided with Martha's Vineyard Edgar town chapter overseeing arrangements at the Pierce Building reception from 3:30 to 5 p m.

Society of Daughters ‘of the American Revolution King’s Chapel James G. Dunning Springfield Pierce Building Martha's Vineyard Edgartown Fannie A. Dean

Hadlock sues Gorman for 10000 breach of promise

Mrs. Alexene G. Hadlock widow of Harvey G. Hadlock filed in Middlesex court at East Cambridge a 10000 breach of promise suit against Charles J. Gorman head of a theatrical bureau at 655 Washington Street. The defendant's estate was attached for a like sum and the writ is returnable the first Monday in December.

Alexene G. Hadlock Harvey G. Hadlock Middlesex Court East Cambridge Charles J. Gorman Washington Street

Widow sues Gorman over broken marriage promises in Roxbury

Mrs. Hadlock, about 50, claims she financed Gorman's amusement bureau and that he promised to marry her on three occasions, then cited bereavement, sickness, and business troubles to break the vows. She seeks legal redress amid allegations their six year association deepened by her son Harvey Hadlock Jr. and a rumored New York residence for Gorman.

Gorman O'Leary Roxbury West Brookline Street New York Gorman Bureau Suffolk County United States Daniel Webster

Big Rubber Cat Wins Only Prize at Exposition

The large black rubber cat with incandescent eyes displayed by Foster Rubber Company at the industrial and educational exposition earned the sole prize. Big Tom, a rubber cat shape with a man inside, received a blue ribbon for an unusually attractive advertisement. Manager Pratt accepted the trophy on behalf of the company after a brief committee presentation.

Foster Rubber Company Big Tom Pratt The Rubber Company

Admiral Dewey Skips Hudson River Pageant Due to Age

Washington Oct 30 Admiral Dewey the senior naval officer of the American pageant on the Hudson River will not attend owing to his advanced years He says he cannot risk exposure required by the review and will stay away from the event.

Washington Admiral Dewey Hudson River

White Will Not Go On The Stump In Gubernatorial Race

Developments in the political scene show White declining to stump for Frothingham while Foss and Frothingham trade claims of gains. Democratic canvass cites Frothingham gain. Whipple blames tariff policy. suffragettes heckle Walsh. Foss campaigns in Fall River New Bedford denouncing tile workers scare. Representative Norman White of Brookline refuses any platform with a Republican State committee member, citing machine opposition and his GOP nomination defeat.

Frothingham McDonald Foss Charles S. Baxter Whipple David I. Walsh Salem Fall River New Bedford Norman White Brookline Republican State Committee White

Massachusetts Campaign Revelations and Party Strife

Remarks from White and Baxter highlight Democratic charges of machine influence in Massachusetts politics. Governor Foss faces a predicted win while Frothingham's loyalty to the machine is questioned. Whipple blames tariff policies for business woes as Taft-era prosecutions stir national debate.

Democratic Party Gross Republi

Halloween Eve Traditions Told In Curious Folklore

An old festival mood is described for Halloween Eve with references to fairies and shades, divination games like mirror surges and chestnut divination, and warnings that sights will mislead. The piece notes fairies abroad on November 1 and urges a playful yet eerie observance of superstition and mischief.

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Record Day for Cj Taxes Sets City Revenue Benchmark

More than 1 500 000 in taxes flowed to the city through the city collector's office in a single day. The annual tax rush drew a large crowd and the amount collected surpassed all previous first days. After Wednesday the tax due goes on 6 percent interest, driving hundreds to pay. Notables present included Lieut Governor and ex Governor Joy.

English Enthusiasts Honor Dr H W Washington

Dr Wiley chief of the bureau of history declined to preside at a congress to be held in London by the Pure Food and Health Society of Great Britain. The invitation asked him to consider methods for overhauling present antiquated food laws.

Washington Ww. Wiley Bureau of Istry London Great Britain

Cadum Offers Rapid Relief for Eczema and Skin Ailments

The article endorses Cadum as a superior treatment replacing old blood-based methods. Cadum is applied to affected areas and claims to destroy disease germs, relieve itching instantly, and speed healing of eczema, tetter, ringworm, itching piles, sores, and eruptions. Available in 10c and 25c sizes.

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