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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1912
Page
7
Milwaukee club president and owner announced that manager Duffy will not return next year. Duffy says he is retiring due to lack of a suitable contract offered by the Milwaukee American Association team.
A regular cow from a common pasture suddenly invaded a Watertown book shop yesterday. The scene drew a large crowd as the farmer and Mr McLaughlin struggled to evict the animal using a horn grip and careful shoving. Each time released, the cow reentered the store, drawing police attention before being led away toward Wayland with the herd.
Miss Eu genia Greenough daughter of Malcolm Greenough of 7 Glouces ter street Nahant and Royal E Robbins of Brookline announce their engagement from Fremont Cottage Nahant. Miss Greenough is a Vincent Club member. her father belongs to Somerset Eastern Yacht clubs. Robbins is a Harvard man. his mother Theresa Huntington was daughter of Rev William R Huntington of Grace Church New York.
Kaiserling of South Bend, drafted last week in Cincinnati, is released by Chicago in a major league reshuffle. President Murphy also puts in a draft for Shortstop Craig of York Penn club.
An advertisement urges readers to keep their hair youthful with Hay's HairHealth. It claims rich glossy hair enhances youthfulness and attractiveness while warning gray hairs reveal age and draw comments from others.
The street commissioners led by James A. Gallivan propose extending the retail district to ease congestion in the area. They favor diverting tracks from Washington Street between Summer and Boylston, widening Pleasant Street, and adding a new subway entrance near the Lincoln Monument at Park Square to broaden the retail zone.
Colonel Roosevelt declared in Denver that he would quit office if elected and proposed policies faced with mass support. He answered Bryan’s questions on term limits, recall of the President, and his platform, noting both national and state issues including initiative and referendum. Roosevelt left for Nebraska after the remarks.
Colonel Roosevelt discusses a recall for the President saying he would favor it if the people supported him. He notes presidential power depends on public backing and would quit if the nation stopped backing him.
J. L. Weller released the first comprehensive statement on the Welland Ship Canal. Construction is planned to start in late spring or early summer 1913, with an estimated five years to finish and a total cost near 50 million dollars.
A farmer drives a cow from Brighton toward Wayland when the animal suddenly bolts into Watertown square and charges McLaughlin's news stand and book emporium. The farmer's earnest warnings are ignored as onlookers gape at the literary-obsessed bovine's audacious dash into the shop.
Leo W Gallagher nine with brothers Joseph and Andrew five sat in the rain on an off street in South Boston at ten last night. They said they had no home or mother and planned to go nowhere. Police learned they wandered from home to Marine Park and were taken to the Chardon Street Home.
Bretten Woods N H Sept 19 The old Tip Top House on Mount Washington is to be removed for a new electric railroad by the Boston and Maine railroad. Plans may change to preserve the landmark. Railroad construction expected to begin in spring. President Mellen of the New Haven railroad has inspected the plant.
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