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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
16
Judge Albert H. Gary announced that from Jan 1 1911 United States Steel will pay three classes of old age pensions to employees with 20 years service. Funds come from the United States Steel and Carnegie joint fund with no employee contributions.
The text details First Second and Third Pension plans based on age and years of service with limits of $12 to $1200 monthly. It explains a 1 percent of final ten‑year pay per year of service, and cites corporate funds from United States Steel and Carnegie as totaling $12 million. It also notes an independent accident relief plan starting May 1 1910.
The article states a plan to divide participants into classes with a defined structure. It notes criteria for class assignment and the anticipated effects on competition and scheduling. No specific names or dates are provided.
Washington reports indicate a grand social function at the White House tomorrow marking the public debut of Miss Helen Taft. It is described as one of the era's most elaborate Washington events since the Cleveland administration.
The 19 year old Taft daughter программу described with height hair and eye color, her Pacific travels and globe circling, languages learned in Manila and Bryn Mawr, and her early schooling at Baldwin. Her preparation includes home management, music, and poise as she enters society.
The subject spent hours at the piano and, at eighteen, is an accomplished musician. Earlier she was a book worm, often curled with a book in an easy chair. Her lifelong love of reading keeps her with four or five novels in progress.
Congressman John A. Keliher received a gold watch at a 250 guest Ward 9 Elks Club banquet where he was cheered as the next Boston mayor. He said he would return after Congress to fight corruption and build a principled new Democratic party.
Massachusetts House Republicans face a split as Speaker Joseph Walker seeks re election while Senator Lodge looms. James Cavanagh of Everett has pledged Democratic and anti Walker Republican votes but is pressured by Frothingham and other party figures. Cavanagh weighs a run for Governor against Walker while hopes run high for rivals including Norman White Grafton Cushing and Robert Washburn with Ames backers urging broad support.
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