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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1911
Page
5
Paris reports a notable French troop movement toward the frontier amid Moroccan dispute talks. War ministry confirms ongoing maneuvers from today through Sept. 13 with noted airmen Kart and others aiding eastern frontier exercise among 40 experienced aviators.
About 30,000 troops move toward the eastern boundary to concentrate at Belfort, the frontier fortress. The Paris Bourse shows minor impact from the Moroccan situation as January payments prompt some German and Swiss bank withdrawals. The war ministry limits Paris battalions in maneuvers while overall preparations evoke alarm of a Paris garrison rush. Nineteen civilian aviators led by Vedrines Latham Tabuteau and Gi
Berlin reports say no meeting today between Cambon and Von Kinderlin-Waechter on Morocco talks. A possible conference may occur tomorrow after Von Bethmann-Hollweg returns from Kiel. Rumors of war alarm German towns as deposits rise in Stettin banks and Alsatian frontier gossip circulates.
Elkton Md Sept 5 Triplets born to Mr and Mrs Hugh Shofte all girls. Mother and babies in good health. Four years ago Mrs Shofte had twins weighing 10 pounds each.
A U S School of Music offers a free course of lessons testified in court as the cause of a girl’s piano performance. The girl claimed no formal training beyond the school, while courtroom applause praised the performance. The scheme claims thousands learn instruments nationwide with no teacher, for about two cents a day in music expenses. Potential students are urged to request materials outlining the free tuition offer.
Miss Dods testified her piano skill came from Education by Correspondence with sheets sent to her and no teacher. The audience demanded an encore as Justice Brady threatened to clear the room. N. Y. Weld.
The Cambridge Political Equality Association begins the first house to house canvass for equal suffrage in Ward 7 led by Miss Edna Lawrence Spencer. They seek to count supporters and have found hundreds willing to aid the cause. factory meetings at noon are also held in Cambridge factories.
Textile mills resume in New England cities with about 55000 workers returning to work after shutdowns of up to two weeks. Woolen business improves per American Woolen Company president William M. Wood. Greenwoods Cotton Duck mills in New Hartford Barkhamstead and Canton reopen, employing 2000 operatives under Clarence Whitman. York Corporation mills at Saco and Pepperell's Laconia mills resume next Monday, with Saco and Pette machine works, collectively employing 7500 people.
J N Thiess a 50 year old cigar maker was found dead in his top floor room at 25 South Russell Street West End with a bullet wound above the eye The revolver lay in one hand and a small looking glass in the other suggesting he aimed carefully The landlady said Thiess had a wife and children in Neponset He worked for Allen & Fisher cigar manufacturers on Cambridge Street and had been ill with rheumatism and asthma but still worked until last Saturday.
An astrologist advertises insights into love health wealth and marriage claiming to reveal past present and future. Readers are asked to send birth date and 6 cents for a written test and analysis with results promised promptly by DR. A ZEROLA Dept 45D Havana Cuba.
Wilson Bros Scollay Square Jewellers employ 10 skilled watchmakers with high reputation for accurate work. They advertise tested, high class opticians and glasses reded on special hours with open evenings and guaranteed service.
Rebecca Baker, 1, of 5 Cooper street. Sarah Nathanson, 12, of 19 Cooper street. Elizabeth Spinozola, 14, of 87 North Margin street, win $50 scholarships at the Boston Music School Settlement. The William Filene Charles Weil and Thursday morning scholarships are funded by Mrs. Samuel S. Mixter. Associate Director Daniel Bloomfield led registration for the school’s second year as demand grows with over a hundred children on the waiting list and a $50,000 fund urged to expand the building and ease cramped Alam Street facilities.
Two prominent businessmen clashed in a downtown street last night with a physical altercation ending before bystanders separated them. Campaigns for no license and repeal of the constitutional liquor clause feature strong figures from Augusta, Portland, and statewide organizers led by the Maine Non-Partisan Local Self-Government League.
A physician selling a claimed permanent asthma cure urges readers to request a free trial by mail. He asserts years of failure with conventional remedies, describes personal relief, and extends the offer to hay fever and bronchitis. Contact Dr. W. K. Walrath, Box 131, Adams NY.
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