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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1910

Page

7

North Dakota Disaster Costs Three More Lives

Norfolk, September 9. Captain Albert Gleaves explains the North Dakota crew sacrificed three men to flood the boiler room to save about 900 officers and men aboard the battleship. Lieutenant Commander Orrin Gould Murfin and others describe oil burning tests and the fire’s cause while several rescuers perished or were hurt aboard the Solace.

Norfolk North Dakota United States Albert Gleaves Navy Gleaves Post North Kota Glean Daes Bureau of Steam Engineering Washington Orrin Gould Murfin Murfin T. G. McDonough Mr. Muffin Mr. McDonough Mr. Murfin G. K. Stoddard Sas

Twenty Thousand At Notre Dame Eucharistic Congress

Twenty thousand men and women packed Notre Dame Cathedral Montreal for the first Eucharistic congress meeting. Cardinal Vannutelli presided with Cardinal Gibbons and Cardinal Logue among the attendees from England Ireland Scotland France Italy Canada and the United States. Cardinal Logue spoke briefly, followed by Archbishop Ireland who was cheered by French Canadians in the galleries.

Montreal Notre Dame Mer. Bruchesi Cardinal Vannutelli Cardinal Gibbons Baltimore Cardinal Logue Ireland England Scotland France Italy Canada United States St. Paul Archbissop

Ballinger Accused of Untrustworthy Conduct in Interior Debates

The report finds Ballinger did not draft the Watson Allen escrow and exonerates him from that charge. It states no conspiracy against Ballinger existed and praises Pinchot and Ghavis for resisting public wrong. It criticizes Ballinger as duplicitous at times and recommends resignation.

Ballinger Watson-Allen Secretary of the Interior General Land Office Reclamation Service Gifford Pinchot J. R. Ghavis Interior Department Cunningham House of Representatives Alaska Ballinser Seattle Wash Frank Pierce Fon Reclamation

Birthday Sale Postponed for Milk and Baby Hygiene Aid

A birthday sale for the Milk and Baby Hygiene fund at Mrs Ida Merrill Guilds home 626 Commonwealth Avenue Newton Centre is postponed to September 23 from 3 to 7 PM. All interested are invited to attend or contribute.

Ida Merrill Guild Commonwealth Avenue Newton Centre

Auto Riding and Its Effect Upon the Hair

The piece asserts rising baldness due to auto riding caused by dust and microbes that infect the scalp. It claims frequent washing with Birt's Head Wash as the sole remedy, warning against ordinary shampoos and touting a formula with glycerin eggs coconut oil and salicylic acid. It lists prices of 25c and 50c at druggists.

Birt

City lights bid standoff signals multiyear contract

The battle between gas and electric interests resumes as Superintendent Rourke withdraws bids for a two-year lighting contract for 12,000 city lamps and plans a five or ten-year bid. A ten-year contract could near 2.5 million dollars, signaling a major city deal.

Rourke Hibbard Plum Electric Light Company

Controversy over City Lighting Contract Sparks Hearings

Under the city charter, both the Mayor and City Council must approve the new lamp contract. Public hearings are expected as bids are reviewed, with Rising Sun Street Lighting Co. the sole bidder. Proposals include city buying lamp mantles to self-supply gas, potentially saving tens of thousands yearly.

Rising Sun Street Lighting Company Fmmerson Rising Sun Company Finance Commission Consoli Omerson United States New York Central

Back Bay Beauty Claimant Jessie Baxter Crowned New England’s Most Beautiful Daughter

Jessie M Baxter a young daughter of Mr and Mrs W Baxter of 37 Walmouth street is touted as the most beautiful child in New England. She shows musical inclination sings well and dances with a fair complexion regular features blue eyes and light curly hair.

Back Bay New England Jessie M. Baxter W. §. Baxter Wal Mouth Street Jessie

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