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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1913
Page
10
Berkeley April 6 The Socialist era in city politics appears ended for now after a mayoral primary. Only one Socialist won a seat, Mrs Elvira S Beals to the school board. Agnes Do Moody defeated Frank C Shallenberger 9991 to 2767, signaling a wipeout for the Socialist slate led by Mayor Stitt Wilson.
An advertisement claims Resinol Ointment quickly stops itching and soothes painful skin sores. It promotes availability in drugstores and through a mail sample offer from Restinol Baltimore Maryland, noting its 18 years of routine medical use.
Secretary Bryan delivered the first in a series of Sunday afternoon talks for the Christian Endeavor Union of the District of Columbia. The theatre was full as he urged faith over skepticism and contrasted spiritual hunger with physical need.
Warning on worm infestations in children, listing signs such as indigestion, cravings for sweets, poor complexion, and sleep disturbances. Promotes Dr True's Elixir as a universal cure sold by dealers at 35 cents, 50 cents, and $1.00.
Major Edgerly met with Secretary McAdoo for over an hour and was ordered to relay facts to Chief John Wilkie of the treasury agents. Boston’s port corruption and the handling of declarations by passengers are under scrutiny, with revelations expected to outshine prior exposures and calls for reform in port courtesies and staff.
Congress will begin debate on the tariff bill after a caucus approval with House passage expected by May 1. President Wilson backs a one cent per pound sugar duty for three years before free sugar, while Louisiana sugar interests seek earlier relief.
President Wilson will become the first to appear in deliberative session before Congress in over a century. He will present his tariff views on Tuesday to the House, while both chambers enter an extraordinary session to revise the tariff.
The Suffolk County grand jury will probe looting alleged by firemen of Braman-Dow Co during a February fire. Subpoenas issued to Fire Commissioner Cole and about 20 officials, plus on‑duty men. police say hundreds in silver and cash were taken. Investigations may extend to other vandalism cases as Cole questions nearly 100 department members.
The closing date for Waltham Workhorse Parade and Horse Show entries is extended to April 8. The event on April 19 in the forenoon features farm horses ponies roadsters family horses and carriage horses. The Boston Workhorse Parade Association will provide judges.
Mrs Jennie May Eaton did not attend the county jail service led by prison chaplain Rev. C F Andrews. She remained in her cell writing the entire day.
Rudolph Warren son of Jere Warren American sugar planter died in a Havana hospital from a pistol wound after a duel with Hannibal Mesa of a wealthy Cuban family. The duel occurred yesterday at 35 paces with Warren dying at the first shot while Mesa was unharmed.
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