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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1914

Page

8

Majority Votes by 86 for Canal Tolls Bill Surprises President

President Wilson received the news at dinner as the Senate tally showed a strong 86 vote margin for the canal tolls repeal. The House debated, applauded, and clashed over the measure with Speaker Clark and Underwood leading, while O'Gorman and Owen headed the Senate committee fight.

Wilson Senate Committee On Owen House United States Clark Underwood Mr. Underwood

Turn Gray Hair Dark with Sage and Sulphur Remedy

Old time hair dye Sage Tea and Sulphur remedy promises to darken faded or gray hair naturally. The 50 cent Wyeth version is sold in drug stores and applied with a sponge for gradual, even change.

Wyeth

House votes 247 to 161 to repeal Panama Canal tolls exemption

Washington Marcel 31 reports the House approve the Sims bill to repeal the tolls exemption in the Panama Canal act by 247 yeas and 161 nays with one present. The roll call lists numerous Democratic and Republican members voting along party lines.

Mann O’shaunessy Rhode Island Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce House Washington Marcel

Bread Line Closes After Last Night's Use

About 600 homeless men left the Avery Street soup kitchen as it closed for the final time. They issued a resolution thanking supporters and seeking future provisions, while many faced losing the only daily meal. Officials met with state figures to arrange continued aid and transfer of employment services to Morgan Memorial agency.

Avery Street Morgan Memorial Massachusetts Cambridge Boston Rourke

Fear More Cuts at Boston and Maine Railroad

Boston and Maine management reportedly considers further retrenchments after recent reductions. The system has cut passenger train crews by three, and freight, yard, and shop crews in similar fashion with hours shortened by one hour.

Boston & Maine Railroad

Olney Urges Peters to Back Panama Toll Repeal

Boston Secretary of State Richard Olney writes to Congressman Peters urging support for repealing the free tolls provision of the Panama Canal act. He argues the President’s foreign policy demands supremacy on this issue, highlighting the need for unity in handling world powers and the country’s standing.

Panama Canal Theanal Great Britain Adamson Washington Peters Massachusetts Richard Olney Boston Cleveland Olmey Venezuela England United States Andrew J. Peters House of Representative Washington, D. C Congress

Cambridge to Get Hospital in Year’s Final Meeting

Cambridge City Council ended the year with sharp criticism of the entire school committee and approved 59000 dollars for a new municipal hospital over Mayor Barroy’s veto.

Cambridge Barroy

Mrs L D Apsley Dies In Hudson

Mrs Lewis D Apsley wife of former Congressman Apsley died at her Hudson home of heart disease after a weeks illness. She was Laura M Remington daughter of John Remington of Philadelphia Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 45 PM A special car will be attached to the train from Boston North Station at 140 PM and return with the 452 PM train.

Hudson Lewis D. Apsley Apsley Laura M. Remington John Remington Philadelphia North Station Boston

Painters Strike Talked Of In Boston Over Wage Hike

Union painters in Boston may resort to strike methods next Monday to press a wage scale of 50 cents an hour for painters and 60 cents for decorators, a five cent increase over current rates.

Boston

Olney Warns Against Undue Discredit of President

The quotation argues that efforts to discredit the president would weaken him in foreign affairs and treat dealings with him as unserious. It notes that other considerations could be listed but are safely bypassed, as the cited points are deemed decisive and to belong to the reader.

Congress Rice RD. Olney

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