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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1910
Page
4
Doris Tuttle of South Boston is the latest claimant for the title The Prettiest Child. Her supporters describe her as bright with blue eyes and golden hair, weighing 29 pounds, living at 594 Ninth Street.
Ex Senator Edward B Callender filed for the House of Representatives in Ward 16. Other Republicans taking papers included Simon C Weil Ward 16 for Governor's Council district three, Jerome Pettitt Ward 6, A D McLennan Ward 12, F J H Jones Ward 12, C A Heintz Ward 18 and Howard Mildram Ward 24.
Brookline celebrated the opening of a new Public Library built with red Dutch and yellow Indiana limestone. The 186 by 80 foot two story structure houses a central delivery area, a 20 000 volume book room, a periodical reading room, a stock room, and two wings for children and open shelf access.
Copper magnate Augustus Heinze weds actress Bernice Golden Henderson in a restrained ceremony at Rev. Dr. Harry Hambel’s Brooklyn rooms. The couple, greeting minimal attention, leave for a riverfront yacht and plan a New York return before heading to Butte, Montana.
Beatrice Vanville and Alice May Chambers, both from Boston, accuse James Garco and Paporgno Vicoli of abducting them and detaining them for nearly a week in a Brockton hotel room under threat with a revolver. They allege beatings and coercion as part of a forced life of vice. The arrests were made by Brockton police with Secretary Chase of the New England Watch and Ward Society under the new law.
Beatrice Chambers and Alice Vanville, roommates from Boston, were lured to Brockton by Vicoli and Gareo claiming factory work. The women were beaten to submission and confined in a Brockton hotel, with one attempting escape via a fire escape. Police arrested the two men on charges under the white slave law as investigations continued.
A, remarkable foot care pitch touts TIZ as a cure for sore tender swollen feet. Police officers and a Texas-claimed user praise its effectiveness while the ad touts unique pore cleansing formula and direct mail sales at 250 per ox through Walter Luther Dodge & Co Chicago.
East Boston firemen battled two blazes within five minutes yesterday afternoon just before 6. The first started by a miniature gas explosion in a Webster street bathroom, damaging a home occupied by Michael Cardillo. The second fire occurred in a Chelsea street closet, damaging another home occupied by J. W. Gold.
At Havre on August 31 the international aviation meet featured 14 aviators. Le Blanc and Morane flew across the Seine to lunch at Trouville and on the return saluted Hubert Latham and M. Thomas as they passed in the air.
Dr. Lucian Stark of Nebraska, appointed to study infantile paralysis in Eastern cities, calls the disease highly contagious and dangerous. He urges absolute quarantine and isolation, notes it spreads along railroads, and outlines treatment including spinal puncture, salines, massage, and gly cothymoline spray for prevention.
Mrs. Pe EE Smith of Suffolk Connecticut died here aged sixty from infantile paralysis, the first known case of the disease at that age.
Antonio Iacono aged 3 fell 30 feet from a veranda railing at his home 267 Blue Hill Avenue Roxbury and died shortly after at City Hospital. Police said the incident occurred last night as the child played on the veranda.
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