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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1912
Page
5
Mayor Fitzgerald addressed the Harvard Wilson Club at Brattle Hall Cambridge praising Governor Wilson as a college man. He urged support for Wilson citing the value of language study in public affairs and Wilson's qualifications for office.
Labor Day games this season drew 73 as opposed to 113 last year. Central Association official stats show a sharp attendance drop in 1912 led Burlington with about 2,000 total, Ottumwa 28,000, Mascatine 22,000, Keweenaw 19,000, Keokuk 17,000, and Monmouth Galesburg 18,000 each. Each club's share for the season is noted.
The mayor lauds Woodrow Wilson as a qualified leader and urges massachusetts college men to engage in progressive politics. Dudley Malone mocks rivals, endorses Roosevelt nostalgia, and stresses labor handling in cities while urging support for Wilson and constitutional fidelity.
Pitcher Earl Yingling has been removed from duty for the balance of the season with the Brooklyn club due to a strained back. The move alters the team's pitching plans and depth.
An advertisement touts a face care regimen urging readers to use a Minitone Complexion Mask overnight for several nights to reduce wrinkles and blemishes. It promises a velvety complexion and offers a large site jar of Minitone Bloom with instructions for a $2.00 order, specifying mask size.
Colonel Everett C Benton announced his congratulations to Mr Walker for winning the Republican nomination for Governor and pledged support. James F Cavanagh credited Bentons campaign and organizational strength for boosting Republican turnout and victory in key areas.
Jacob Riis social worker and close Roosevelt ally will carry the Progressive ticket in Massachusetts late this week. He plans a weeklong visit, arriving Friday and addressing meetings in Fall River New Bedford Taunton Attleboro Chicopee Holyoke Springfield Pittfield and North Adams.
New York September 25. Veteran scout Arthur Irwin of the New York Americans reports a sharp decline in left handed pitchers. He notes scarce southpaws across minor leagues and predicts fewer new southpaws in the majors next season than in 25 years.
Haverhill newspaper report states shoeworker Charles W. Meader filed a $30,000 suit after a brick fell from the Pentucket Associates factory and struck his shoulder as he walked to work in August 1911. He seeks $15,000 from property owners and $15,000 from the contractors Charles N. and George A. Kelley for the alleged injury.
Mayor Farrell outlines a full Taft itinerary through Malden with 600 reception attendees and 100 mounted Lancers. Secret Service agents Murphy Sloan Wheeler Jervis plan security as Taft tours exhibits, delivers a 445 PM speech, and departs for Beverly after a Kernwood Club reception.
Adele Ritchie filed in Queens Fourth District Municipal Court against Charles Holloway over the recovery of her saddle horse Gloria held for board. Holloway claims Gloria owes $232.02. Ritchie jokes the horse would eat its head off if kept longer. Case to be heard in Jamaica today.
Herbert R. Starratt head of Samuel Thaxter & Son nautical instrument makers wed Agnes Louise Latimer of Dorchester in Portland Maine. Ceremony conducted by Rev Dr Frank Lkins. Couple return to their Summer Street Dorchester home.
William J. Bryan said he had been warmly received in California on his way to campaign against Colonel Roosevelt. He held an informal hotel reception and was luncheon guest of the Civil League women. He spoke at an open air gathering in Oakland.
Advertisement for unfinished worsteds blac thibets and oxfords in full weight lined with elk value to one percent sale price $976 at Harrison Co 662 672 Washington Street corner Beagh offers unknown date and details
According to a Newark dispatch the Newark club of the International league will be placed on the market on Oct. 1 by H. Clay Smith unless one or all of the other stockholders Eb bets George Solomon and Joe McGinnity buy his holdings. The club is valued at 75000 dollars.
Cold weather demands drive price cuts as last season's men's suits and overcoats drop to 9.75 from values up to 30. The ad from S H Harrison Co at 662 672 Washington Street corner Beach notes no reserved items.
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