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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1910
Page
7
New York dated Sept 15 reports a shift in Republican leadership as Reuben Haskell, leader of the 23d district, announces support for the progressives under Colonel Roosevelt, breaking the long dominance of Timothy L Woodruff in Kings County.
In Tuesday's primaries the old guard carried 19 of 28 districts in Kings including Haskell's district which will send seven delegates to the State convention. Progressives insinuate Haskell's move with them may signal further breaks in Brooklyn's organization as Woodruff leaders in city posts might switch to the Progressive ranks.
Theodore Roosevelt explains his New Nationalism as applying old morality to modern conditions not a revolution or mob rule. He argues for greater government and corporate oversight to serve the public, denounces dishonest wealth and bosses, and urges justice and limits on special privilege.
The Post offers a five dollar gold piece to the vehicle’s driver who proves ownership at the City Editor’s office 275 Washington street within five days. A weekday photo prize series continues next Sunday with a full page of autos. Yesterday chauffeur George A Staples of Cambridge identified one published Sunday. The car license shown is 047.
Patrick Connors aged 27 was struck by an elevated train while working on a trestle. He was carried 30 feet along the tracks and hurled 30 feet to the street below. He died instantly from a fractured skull and broken neck.
Connors, a painter on the Atlantic avenue division, was struck down while four other workmen watched. His clothing snagged on the forward car, flinging him from the track to a 20 foot fall. he died moments later from a fractured skull and broken neck witnessed by hundreds of bystanders.
Boston Baptist Social Union and Women’s Baptist Social Union hosted a reception for new American Baptist Foreign Mission Society missionaries at Kingsley Hall from 4 to 6. W. Perry and Mrs. F. Walsh led the event. A discussion on missionary relations was planned for today.
Brockton Sept 15 Dorley and Cormeau volunteers in police duty are jailed on charges of stealing Arthur W Taber’s automobile after leaving it broken in Cohasset and aiding officers to locate it by telephone and in person.
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