Milk Regulation Debate at City Hall Sparks Protests
Milk dealers urged Mayor to reject the new Board of Health rule requiring original sealed packaging for all city milk sold after May 1. They argued the change would raise prices by 1.5 to 2 cents and push small merchants out, favoring larger firms. They urged enforcement of clean dip tanks as an alternative and invited the Mayor to a Faneuil Hall protest mass meeting tonight.
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Board of Health
City Hall
Leahy
Graustein
West End
Faneuil Hall
Milk Dealers Protest Regulation At City Hall
A delegation of smaller milk dealers led by W. A. Graustein of the Boston Dairy Company called at the Mayor's office to protest against a proposed new regulation. The board of health received a flood of postal cards urging the board to stay firm on the issue. The dealers were unable to see the mayor.
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W. A. Graustein
Boston Dairy Company
Board of Health
Health Board
Goodby Teddy Roosevelts Lucia Day Parade in Porto Maurizio
Theodore Roosevelt departed for Genoa and Venice amid great animation in Porto Maurizio April 13. A municipal poster urged salute as an eight thousand strong crowd gathered in the station square with flowers banners and a national anthem. The Roosevelt party left by train at 2:40 pm amid cheers and a long farewell from residents and officials.
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Porto Maurizio
Theodore Roosevelt
Genoa
Venice
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Signor
Alberto Ameglio
San Remo
James Phelan
Monte Carlo
Teddy
Eight Charged With Breaking Food Law
Hight Boston manufacturers of foods and drugs are accused of violating the pure food act over improper labeling. Assistant United States District Attorney J. B. Ferber has begun proceedings in the district court to confiscate the articles in question.
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Boston
United States
J. B. Ferber
United States District Court
Downing Family Reunited After 42 Years Apart
Mrs. Johanna Downing of 2 Webster Place East Boston reunites with her husband Patrick J Downing of Caldwell Idaho formerly of Portsmouth New Hampshire after a quarrel 42 years ago. Her daughter Mary Helen and son John accompany as plans for reunion unfold.
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Johanna Downing
Webster Place
Boston
Mary Helen
John
Patrick J. Downing
Caldwell
Idaho
Portsmouth
N. H
Long‑lost Portsmouth woman sought reunion with Idaho miner
More than two score years ago Downings lived happily in Portsmouth NH. A separation occurred when the husband moved to Idaho where he became wealthy after owning a mine. A letter from Mrs. Downing prompted investigations, and proof of identity led to plans for a family reunion at an early date.
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Downings
Portsmouth
N. H
Idaho
Edward H. Adams
Charles Quinn
Quinn Detective Bureau
East Boston
Father Peatrick Cayanan
St. Mary’s Church
Mr. Downing
Margaret
Newfields
Robbery at East Cambridge Tailor Shop
Three young men entered the Max Feinberg tailor shop at Hampshire and Tremont streets East Cambridge last night and fled with clothing valued at fifty dollars.
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Max Feinberg
Hampshire and
Tremont Streets
East Cambridge
Marriages and a $600 Loss in Dorchester Club Oddity
William J. Day of Dorchester lost $605 by marrying Mabel Wright yesterday instead of waiting until Oct 17, 1910. The Qui Vive Club members each put $100 in a pool to be paid to the last to marry, with the fund to go to Day if he waited a year after the prior marriage. The fourth man married Oct 17, 1909, triggering the delayed payout if Day timed his marriage.
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Wiliam J. Day
Dorchester
Mabel Wright
Qui Vive Club
William Day
Kentucky
Liskey
Snow
Khana Fall
Faneuil Hall
Visi
Day and Wright wed after $600 delay declared charitable
Mr Day courted Mabel Wright and, after months of thinking about the $600, proposed. She named yesterday, they married. They plan to tour Washington New York and Philadelphia to announce the decision that the money will go to charity.
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Mr. Day
Mabel Wright
Miss Wright
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Rioting in Brownsville Drives Recruitment Drive
The 14 men connected with the Brownsville rioting are scattered nationwide. The department will contact them by mail where feasible and invite them to report to the nearest recruiting office for examination.
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Brownsville
The Red Symbol Nearing Solution in Post Serial
The thrilling serial The Red Symbol advances toward a solution of the great mystery in next Sunday's Post, promising readers clues and dramatic progress as the plot unfolds.
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