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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1909

Page

2

Tariff Rubicon Crossed in House Vote on Payne Bill

Washington April 5 The House passed the Payne tariff bill 194 to 178 after a 15 day debate. The measure moves toward the Senate with expected passage within six weeks and a possible presidential signature by June 1. Separate votes will be held on items including oil and tea amid party tensions and Bryan era criticism.

Washington Thomases House of Representatives Congressional Payne Senate Senate Finance Committee Committee On Ways and Means Standard Oil Company Mexico

Newton Woman Observes Her 80th Anniversary

Mrs. Sarah Stuart of 222 Pearl Street Newton celebrated her 80th birthday yesterday. Born in Cork Ireland she came to the United States as a youth and has lived in the same house for 40 years. Her husband Timothy Stuart was the grandson of Duncan Stuart a pioneer settler of Saco Maine. Family representatives traveled from Saco and Fort Dodge Iowa.

Sarah Stuart Pearl Street Newton Stuart Cork Ireland Timothy Stuart Duncan Stuart Saco Fort Dodge

Memory Restored for Amnesic Man in Los Angeles

Florin G. Lee who wandered under the name Fred Wimpus after vanishing from Riverside on New Year's Day has regained his memory in Los Angeles. Doctors describe his condition as auto-hypnotism caused by exposure to the glare of a railroad locomotive headlight.

William J. Bryan Democratic Party Representative Clark Florida Champ Clark Fitzgerald New York Clarke South Bryan Austin Tenn Cary Cooper Lenroot Morse Nelson Wisconsin Dawson Good Haugen Pickett Woods Hubbard S<endall Iowa Los Angeles Florin G. Lee Fred Wimpus Riverside Young Lee

Broken Bones in Mitchell Case Highlight Hospital Abuse Hearings

Testimony from Dr. Noyes and Andrew Elmer described Mitchell as active and restless before an alleged assault on March 18. Witnesses said Mitchell was subdued in a bathroom scene, later weakened, with marks found during a sponge bath. McKenzie faces charges as McGregor and others discussed trimming him. bound over to grand jury on $5000 each. Ten witnesses, mostly Pierce Farm affiliates, testified as Captain Dugan prosecuted.

Mitchell McGregor McKenzie Elmer Mitchel Clay Meckenzie Perrins Grand Jesse Gove Post Dugan Pierce Farm Bond Superior Court John F. Fairbairn John L. Ambrose John Hurley Herbert Gordon Professor Whitney Harvard Medical School James Mantir Annie Mullins Peter Downey Mantir Delorey Cambridge Chicago Chief Urquhart Arlington Police Hurley Cambridge Police

North Abington Man in Peculiar Dilemma

Local resident S A Hargreaves credits Cooper's New Discovery with curing years of stomach trouble after trying various remedies. The advertisement promotes the product as restoring stomach health, cleansing bowels, and improving circulation, with Dayton Ohio's Cooper Medicine Company offering free samples by mail.

North Abington L. T. Cooper Mr. Cooper Cooper Cooper Medicine Company Dayton Ohio

Roosevelt Receives Royal Welcome in Italy Harbor Festivities

Ex president Theodore Roosevelt is greeted by Great crowds in Italy as warships, private yachts and flags deck the harbor. He visits Capodimonte to meet the Duke and Duchess of Aosta, dines privately, and prepares to sail on the steamer Admiral with flowers from admirers and greetings from the German Emperor.

Mr. Roosevelt Hotel Excelsior Aosta Capodimonto Mombasa William Roosevelt Berlin Africa Africa.” the Emperor Closed His Letter With “Weidmannsheil Huntsman Rome Vatican

Roosevelt Meets Italian Duchess During Italian Honeymoon Visit

Ex President Theodore Roosevelt met the Duchess of Aosta in Naples. They spoke about hunting in Africa for about 20 minutes as trophies and tusks adorned the room. Roosevelt praised the view of Posilipo and recalled his 22 year old wedding trip there.

Roosevelt Turin Africa Mt. Vesuvius Capri Mrs. Roosevelt Capodimonte Kermit Roosevelt Tie Virgil

Looted Silver Found Buried in Mud by Boy in Salem

In Salem on Fort Avenue a burglar’s buried silver hoard surfaced when 15 year old Edward Harrigan found a silver plated teapot sugar bowl spoon holder and gravy dish while playing. Police searched the mud but recovered nothing else. Authorities believe the items came from a nearby residence and remain unclaimed.

Salem Fort Avenue Edward Harrigan

Greek Boy Mantir in Legal Struggle Over Farm Pay

The Greek boy Mantir seeks recovery for four months of sick care and farm work at West Billerica. Lawyers Kelley and Moroney represent him as police and Delorey case details unfold. Investigations hint at a broader plot awaited by Mantir’s defense and local authorities.

Messrs. Kelley Moroney Mantir Mrs. Delorey Deloreyvs West Billerica Lowell Delorey Gordon Cambridge Police Byrnes Washington Street Boston Elizabeth K. Delorey Mass Rogers Building

Woman Recovering After Auto Accident Near Marlboro

Mrs Abbie Hewitt 74 of Worcester was seriously hurt when she jumped from a mud skidding car on the Boston and Worcester road near Marlboro. Doctors report her condition slightly improved and said she will recover. Also injured were Mrs Fannie A Dunton of Millbury and Frank Temple of Braintree, who are rapidly recovering.

Marlboro Abbie Hewitt Worcester Boston and Worcester Here Marlboro Hospital Hewitt Fannie A. Dunton Millbury Frank Temple Braintree

Charles A. Hardy Held in Contempt by Supreme Court

Charles A. Hardy of Wayland, Harvard graduate and financier, was yesterday adjudged in contempt by Judge Morton for failing to turn over notes and mortgages related to the sale of a Somerville distillery plant to William S. Radway of Worcester. The case will be disposed of this week.

Charles A. Hardy Wayland Harvard Morton Supreme Court Hardy William S. Radway Worcester Somerville

New Jersey Woman Credits Mi o na For Stomach Recovery

Mrs. Carrie Vanaman of Bridgeton New Jersey describes chronic indigestion relief after using Mi o na tablets. She reports weight gain from 100 to 149 pounds, return to daily work, and recommends the remedy to friends, noting a doctor advised long milk diets prior. Riker Jaynes Drug Co. sells Mi o na for 50 cents a large box with a guarantee.

Miona Mi-o-na Carrie Vanaman S. E. Ave Bridgeton N. J

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Blood Purification Cure

The advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the sole effective remedy for “Sarsaparilla season” ailments. It claims blood purification, curing eruptions like pimples and boils, restoring appetite, and energizing the body by supporting white blood cells against disease germs.

Hood

Georgia Sampson Trial Unfolds Amid Farm Community Interest

Jurors in Rochester hear about a fatal shooting in Mace don near Lyons as Georgia Sampson faces trial. Key witnesses include Bernice Gilbert, daughter of the district attorney, and Mrs Sampson who maintains innocence. The case centers on a letter and a mis sives will revealing motives and alleged affair. The sheriff’s daughter, Theresa, remains silent as proceedings begin.

Bernice Gilbert Sue Georgia Sampson Talesmen Harry Sampson Macedon Lyons Sampson George Rochester Georgia

Seeking Trace of Son Fred Berry Missing Over a Year

Mrs. Mary Berry of 18 Codman Place Roxbury seeks her son Fred Ernest Berry age 19 who vanished over a year ago. She supports five children and has struggled to make ends meet recently.

Mary Berry Codman Place Roxbury Fred Ernest Berry

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