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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1911

Page

2

Fight on Rules in Congress Halts Action on Reciprocity

A congressional fight over House rules stalls action on the reciprocity trade agreement with Canada. President Taft urges early action, convoking the 62nd Congress in extra session to avoid a break in consideration of tariff changes and the treaty’s economic aims.

Congress Senate House of Representatives Dominion of Canada United States Washington Ottawa William HH. Taft White House

Will Examine Harry Thaw for Sanity

Albany April 6. Because inmates at Matteawan State Hospital for the Insane including Harry K Thaw seek release an examination will be made of all inmates to decide who should be discharged or sent back for trial.

Albany, N. Y Matteawan State Hospital Harry K. Thaw

Londoners register at Boston hotels in hub

Sir Robert Parks and M. M. Parks along with John M. Miles L Leith Robert Yeats Wilfred King and G Oliver Anderson stayed at Boston hotels. George Arlington notes Ringling brothers death parallels Barnum and Bailey. Professors Dacnell and Dikkers also guests at Somerset and Hengels. Three women, Mrs Hale and Misses Hale and Field, arrive at Westminster.

Boston Sir Robert Parks M. M. Parks Touraine John M. Miles Essex L. Leith Somerset Robert Yeats Young's Wilfred King G. Oliver Anderson Thorndike

Croker Sails Home Commenting on New Racing Laws

Richard Croker sailed from Florida to Ireland aboard the Mauretania after months as a gardener. He said climate changes can be found in the U S and urged that racing laws be referred to a popular vote. Robert Bacon, U S ambassador to France, was also a passenger.

Croker New York Florida Richard Croker Mauretania Mr. Croker Robert Bacon France

Bill to Restore Army Canteen Introduced in Congress

Washington April 5 Representative Bartholdt of Missouri introduced a bill to restore the Army canteen. The measure seeks to reestablish soldiers access to meals and beverage services previously curtailed.

Washington Representative Bartholdt Missouri

Taft moves troops to border over Japan fear

El Paso Texas April 5 a prominent Mexican American says Taft ordered one third of the U S army to the Mexican border and much of the navy to the vicinity to prevent Japan from obtaining a foothold on the North American continent Diaz opposed Japan leasing a Magdalena Island station and US pressure led him to refuse Japan while the Monroe doctrine protected American interests Mexico would rely on the United States against any overseas power the informant notes Japanese immigrants are veterans of the Russo Japanese war not laborers

EL Paso Tex Taft Japan Diaz Magdalena Island Mexico Magdalena Bay United States White House San Antonio Galveston

Veteran piano maker Henry F Miller dies at Brookline home

Henry F Miller president of Henry F Miller & Sons Piano Co. dies of heart failure after a nine month illness. He led the firm since 1884 and held top posts in national and Boston trade groups, charities, and Unitarian organizations.

Henry F. Miller Henry F. Miller & Sons Piano Co Brookline Mr. Miller Boston Miller National Piano Manufacturers’ Association of America Boston Music Trade Association Boston Associated Board of Trade Boston Chamber of Commerce Massachusetts State Board of Trade Federal Trust Company Charities of Boys’ Institute of Industry Industrial Aid Society Channing Club Unitarian Club American Unitarian Association Young Men's Christian Union Lodge of Eleusis Most Worshipful Masters’ Association of Massachusetts

Miller Pioneer of Cadets Dies at Beach Bluff

The article notes the death of a former first corps of cadets member and Bostonian Society member Mr. Miller. He summered at Beach Bluff with the Tedesco Club and was born in Providence on Sept 10, 1848. He was a Mayflower and Roger Williams descendant, survived by a widow, a daughter, and brothers Edwin C. Miller and William T. Miller, lifelong business associates.

First Corps of Cadets Bostonian Society Tedesco Club Beach Bluff Mr. Miller Providence R. I Roger Williams Edwin C. Miller William T. Miller

Pioneer Back Bay Resident Martha Taytazac Dies at 88

Martha A Taytazac longtime Back Bay resident and first settler on St Charles Street died after a lingering illness. She lived at 1 St Charles Street for over fifty years and was known as a literary contributor and church worker. Funeral will be held tomorrow at the Church of the Disciples on Peterboro Street.

Back Bay Martha A. Taytazac St. Charles Street Chandler Street Church of the Disciples Peterboro Street

Funerals for Mrs Ann Welch and Son Held Together

The funeral for Mrs. Ann Welch 71 and her son William A. Welch 87 was held at Gate of Heaven Church South Boston yesterday morning. Mrs Welch died after a long illness and her son's heart failure occurred after her death. The Rev John A O Connell celebrated a high mass of requiem with the two caskets side by side.

Ann Welch William A. Welch Gate of Heaven Church South Boston

Liquid cures eczema where salves fail

Medical authorities favor liquid treatments over greasy salves for eczema and related skin diseases. The D D D Prescription uses a wash with Oil of Wintergreen and Thymos to reach and destroy germs, soothe skin, and promote healing, with a 25 cent trial bottle offered by Riker Jaynes Drug Stores.

Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores

Railroad mileage dispute draws cross state probe

Maine and New Hampshire railroad commissioners vow immediate investigation into alleged mileage inflation by the Boston and Maine line. Officials say the interstate rate could be adjusted if fraud or misstatements are found, with hearings urged and a legislative report due by May 1.

Frank Keizer Rockland Boston & Maine Mr. Keizer Maine New Hampshire Railroad Commission Maine Railroad Commission Elmer P. Spofford Deer Isle John A. Jones Lewiston Railroad Commission of Arthur G. Whittemore Dover George BP. Bales Wilton O.L. Young Laconia Whittemore Boston & Maine Railroad New Hampshire Railroad Commission Boston Portland Interstate Commerce Commission Fitchburg Hotterdam James J. Murphy Ward 12 New Haven Senate

Fuller-Michaelis Tie? Bride and Groom Landmark Notice

The record notes a betrothal involving the Incarnation Garden City Long Island New York with Dean John B Beve Moses and Clare Morgan Michaelis daughter of Major Michaelis and Mrs Kate Michaelis. The groom is Gilbert Edmund Swiler of Boston Massachusetts.

Garden City Long d, N. Y John B.beve Moses Sidney Clare Morgan Michaelis Otho E. Plichaelis Kate W Golbridge Michaelis Gilbert Edmund Swiler Boston Mass Fuller—Michaelis

Boston Deaths Notables and Funeral Arrangements List

In Boston area obituaries list for April 1911: Benjamin Abrams aged 55. William Brown. Julia McKenna Carroll. Benjamin J. Cotter, 30. Ann Curran widow. Maria De Coster. John J. Egan 43. Franz Ernst 73. Annie Fitzmorris ?, Marcus Goodale . George H. Kauenhowen 41. Nora Kendricken . Anton Koesters 51. Henry Franklin Miller . Margaret Pittman 44. Margaret OConnor. Peggy OToole. Michael Rich 74. Matthew J. Riley 83. Michael Shields. John Theo Stohlbom 55. Mary E Stone. Martha A Taytasac. Michael Veitch. Martin J Williams. Funeral services and masses scheduled at various churches. relatives invited.

Coveney John W. Coveney Sacred Heart Church Sixth Street Cambridge Mgr. O’brien St. John’s Council K. of C Curran Ann James Curran Chambers Street Church of the Sacred Heart Roslindale Egan Waltham John J. Egan Fiske Street St. Mary’s Church Calvary Cemetery Waltham Council Royal Areaeer Waltham Lodge Ernst Needham Franz F. G. Ernst Forest Hills Crematory Fitzmorris Boston Sudenly Annie S Michael J. Fitzmorris Baker Brooks Street Fowler Almira Charles W. Fowler Methodist Episcopal Church Fifth JL Streets Moncton N. B Gately Mt. Auburn Patrick J Thomas Bridget Gately Kelley Hame Holworthy Street Goodale Dorchester Marcus Morton Goodale George W Martha L. Goodale Tl Boyden Street Norfolk Street Lauriat Avenue North Weymouth Kavenhowen George H. F Annie M. Kauenhowen If Street Mt. Hope Kendricken Boothby Hospital Nora E Mary Thomas Kendricken Bowdoin Street St. Peter's Church Meeting House Hill Koesters Jamaica Plain Anton Mary M. Koesters Roth Boylston Street Holy Trinity Church Shawmut Avenue Mt. Benedict Cemetery Miller Henry Franklin Miller Henry F. Miller Frances Virginia Child Henry F. Miller & Sons Piano Company Brookline Beacon Street O’riordan Charlestown Margaret Jeremiah O’riordan O'Connor Pittman City Hospital Margaret Pittman Edward F. Pittman Malden Street Quinn Roxbury Francis Quinn 40Th New York Volunteers Ees Regiment Akron Street St. Joseph’s Church Circuit Street Rich West Somerville Hiram F. Rich Morrison Avenue Kingston Mass Riley Boston City Hospital Rells Station Haymarket Square Matthew J. Riley East Boston Shields Michael Margaret Shields Kehoe Marginal Street Church of the Assumption Stohlbom John Theo Stohlbom Newhall Street Forestdale Malden Gustaf Wasa Mary E Charles S. Stone Maywood Street St. John Taytasac Martha A St. Charles Street City Church of the Disciples Jersey Peterboro New Calvary New York St. John’s N. F Williams Martin J., Belover Catherine Pierce Williams Harrison Avenue South Department

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