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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1910
Page
7
Senator Lodge denounced unfair criticism at a special gathering of the Nics Club in Dorchester with over 1000 attendees. Governor Draper joined in urging good citizenship at the non-partisan event held at Stanton Avenue M E Church.
Senator Lodge warns the audience to seek facts before forming opinions and decline politics as a disreputable calling. He defends upright service, recalls unfair criticism of his own statements, and stresses cautious optimism while urging informed voters on measures and leaders. Governor Draper also weighs in on conservation.
Arrangements made for President Taft to receive the Sultan of Sulu and his government in Washington at the White House on Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 o clock.
Sultan Kiram met General Oliver and Major General Wood at the War Department and toured the building led by Major Pugh Scott. He will visit Fort Washington and the war college, with Wood stating the visit aims to benefit his people and noting Kiram’s sincerity.
Dr. J. O. Lacaillade of Newburyport was held in Police Court for Superior Court on a charge arising from the complaint of Amelia Eaton a 16 year old Salisbury girl Bonds were set at 3500 The physician known for French bulldog breeding and ownership of fast trotting horses the case will be tried in Salem in January.
Dr. Clarence C. Day, a renowned north shore physician, leaped from his carriage to escape an oncoming automobile carrying four Fall River men. He suffered a broken arm and severe bruises, after the dramatic escape near Newburyport.
The Deaconess Aid Society of New England invites friends to a motor fete visiting America, England, Italy, Germany, Holland and Japan on Sept. 20 1910. Autos depart from Brookline stations with lunch at America and Holland and England stops, Park Street access by electric cars. Round trip tickets cost 50 cents.
Mrs. Britt of Athol Massachusetts says a doctor predicted her baby would not live but after giving Father John’s Medicine the infant grew strong and began to walk. She urges mothers to trust the safe remedy free from alcohol or dangerous drugs.
Buoyant crowds greet the United Irish League amid grand street decorations in Buffalo. Officials from Philadelphia Boston and other cities preside as speakers urge home rule for Ireland and unity beyond sectarian divides, predicting victory within a decade.
Hollingshed, a conductor, was struck from a moving auto while on a trolley car in Beverly. He died at Beverly Hospital from a basilar skull fracture after being tossed ten feet. Police seek a New York registered brown auto with four occupants including a woman on the front seat. Local efforts to enforce speed laws in Beverly are being intensified.
A series of fire calls and alarms listed from 10:45 a.m. to 11:05 p.m. noting locations such as 58 Bay State road 250 Washington Street and 111 Neponset avenue. Reports include names Phillip Demersz Hyman Weiner Howard Co A. N. Swallow Mrs. John M. Barker Samuel Braddock and losses ranging from no loss to 700 dollars with several boxes and still alarms noted.
A circulation manager letter from Fall River notes scarcity of Sunday issues and high demand. The Boston Post reports extras helped, but all copies sold out. the Post increased circulation by 27,000 in three months and continues to rise. DUCKETT, Post News Agent.
Dr Frederick W. Stuart of 550 Broadway South Boston issues a statement defending the mayor's remarks at the Viennese students dinner. He says he was surprised that his criticism received attention and addresses the newspaper commentary.
The article notes his Honor clearly distinguished Vienna as Austria’s capital from Berlin and praised Vienna as the world’s musical capital. It quotes Boston and New York papers lauding his English address and the welcome to Viennese figures and university singers. The editors of the paper affirm the students’ judgment of his remarks.
Grahame-White the English aviator remains a favorite guest at Beverly's Neptune boulevard summer home. He entertained Mrs. Leiter and Miss Helen Taft at the Harvard meet and accepted an invitation to visit Beverly.
Masked robbers boarded the Southern Pacific mail car as the train left New Orleans at 9 tonight near Avondale, twelve miles west. They took several sacks of registered mail while no passengers were harmed. A second assailant tale follows in margins.
In a letter to Mayor Fitzgerald, the Finance Commission urged that the embezzlement by former Deputy City Collector Cornelius J. Crowley be presented to the district attorney for action.
The Mayor says he notified the District Attorney last week and that the Finance Commission can act on prosecutions. Collector Parker reports Crowley collected taxes for two years from one person and from 32 others without turning over funds, totaling about 630 dollars with restitution over 400 dollars. Parker's letter notes honest books but hints at undiscovered misappropriations.
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