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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1910

Page

7

Milky Regulation Debate Sparks City Hearing

The Boston hearing on the original package milk regulation lasted over three hours with a crowded chamber. Proponents argued the plan would improve infant health and end dip cans while opponents warned of higher prices and small-dealer closures. experts and officials offered mixed testimonies before the board took the matter under advisement.

Boston Milk Trust O'Connor Jordan Meyer Bloomfield Winslow Technology Edward Warren Boston Dispensary Floating Hospital Theobald Smith Harvard Medical School Miss Stark Nurses’ Association J. I. Cashell Walter E. Kruess The Milk and Baby Hygiene Association Philip Dows Silas Ayer J. H. Porter

Genuine California Fig Syrup Co Statement Promise

The California Fig Syrup Co releases a full statement with each package to ensure confidence from physicians and customers. It asserts purity and uniformity through an exclusive manufacturing method and notes the use of figs for taste while medicinal principles come from beneficial plants. Genuine products come from the California Fig Syrup Co and are sold by leading druggists.

California In Syrup Co California Calia Fig Syrup Co

Wood Alcohol Linked to Sullivan Death in Harvard Report

Harvard Medical School Professor Whitney found wood alcohol in Daniel L. Sullivan's stomach but not in William D. Perrin's. Drugist Thomas J. Bannon faces liquor nuisance charges. coroner Kingsley sets Sullivan inquest for Friday at 3 30 in the Town Hall.

Westerly R. T Professor Whitney Harvard Medical School Daniel L. Sullivan William D. Perrin Morgan Sullivan Perrin Thomas J. Bannon Kingston W. B. Greenough EK. A. Kingsley Daniel T. Sullivan

Socialists to Speak at Faneuil Hall Next Sunday

Daniel Deleon, a leading socialist, will deliver an address titled Some Objections to Socialism at Faneuil Hall next Sunday afternoon. Deleon edits a socialist newspaper in New York and has long been active in the movement that helped elect Henry George Mayor of New York.

Daniel Deleon Faneuil Hall Deleon New York Henry George Metropolis

Police and Mob Escort Girl Home From Roxbury Mills

A Wellesley College held organizer Miss Mabel Gillespie led pickets as 119 ropey strikers walkout at Roxbury Carpet Weavers Union over wage cuts. One returning worker, protected by six policemen and a sergeant, faced a hostile crowd as she went home, while 20 strikers persuaded not to return to work.

Roxbury Carpet Company Roxbury Crossing Simmons Street Mabel Gillespie Wellesley College Roxbury Carpet Weavers’ Union United Textile Workers of America

One Killed Two Hurt by Trolley Cars

A trolley collision left Miss Walsh dead from a skull fracture and Miss Adams critically injured with a skull wound, a broken leg, and extensive injuries. A motorman and conductor were questioned as witnesses say the car did not stop at the crossing and may have been speeding. Medical Examiner Cutts conducted the autopsy and later had the motorman arrested.

Lenox Street Boston Cutts James McGuire Heath Street Walter Kelly Warren Street Dennis Moriarty Country Club Baldwin Miss Adams Dixwell Providence Miss Walsh Hyde Park

Boy 12 Hit By Electric Car in Cambridge Lays Dying

Edward Dunn of Chelsea was struck near Prospect and Broadway in Cambridge while jumping cars for amusement. He suffered a broken leg and a fractured skull and is not expected to live. He was visiting his uncle at 1232 Cambridge Street when the accident occurred.

Edward Dunn Chelsea Prospect Street Broadway Cambridge Young Dunn J. Hurter Cambridge Street

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Mr. O'Connell O'Connell Frank B. Gallivan Galliva Dr. Cabot Mayberry James E. Simms Maverick Men's Club East Boston John E. Bryan Charlestown W. A. Graustein Boston Dairy Company Daniel T. O'Connell Dr. Hubbard Prof. Whitney Old Kentucky Thos. Snow & Son North Markst Si Roxbury Mill Wellesley Sunday Post Gilchrist Co Washington and Winter Streets Langdon G. B Berkeley Batiste S’riday Goodyear West Oxfords la Valliers Gilchrist (Royale Notions Eureka Hermsdorf Iriday P. K Naito Sriday Underskirts Silk Coats
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