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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1912
Page
4
Arturo Giovannitti, once charged in the Lawrence textile strike, addressed Boston's Economic Club as a guest speaker. His remarks on I W W ideals drew enthusiastic applause from the business and professional audience, with lively interruptions and evident persuasion.
President Lincoln of the Economic Club presided as speakers urged fair wages and condemned violence. I W W advocate Giovannitti argued for unified labor and boycotts, while Tobin and Donovan urged employer solidarity and wage standards to solve the labor question.
John J. Attridge acting mayor of Boston and the Columbus Day parade committee were hosted to a dinner by Mei Dow and Chunejou Mei Ging of United Chinese Societies and Chinese Merchants' Association at the Royal restaurant in Chinatown. The event celebrated the parade prizes.
A city of Boston certificate, awarded unanimously by judges, accompanies a cash prize for the Chinese section of the Columbus Day parade held on October 12.
A Chinatown banquet in Boston celebrated the Columbus Day parade success with notable figures present. Yee Wah the “Mayor of Chinatown” and Moi Dow received certificates from Acting Mayor Attridge while Chinese voters Charles K. Shue and May C. Win attended.
Thousands of asthma sufferers report immediate relief and lasting freedom from distress. The remedy Ascatco is taken in seven drop twice daily doses, with no stomach upset or duty interference, and cures claimed across ages and occupations. Available at Riker Jaynes Drug Stores in regular and trial sizes. sample offered by Ascateo Laboratory, 32 West 25th Street, New York City.
Governor Wilson, after his election, sat in on Bermuda Parliament debates on vegetable schedules and budget legislation. He was greeted with loud cheers during a three hour session observing the lawmakers and the tariff discussions.
In a speech responding to the Speaker, Mr Wilson praises yearly expenditure reviews as a constant way to track changing colonial finances and commends the business-like handling of estimates. He opposes a full annual tariff revision like Bermuda's, and notes practical limits. A separate note says the President-elect helped in a minor mishap this morning, aiding a honeymoon couple who fell from bicycles. the bride was injured and a Wilson daughter helped bathe her wounds.
Harold Willis Powell known as Montana Harry drops dead at 10:30 pm in Exchange Hotel dining room Worcester while eating supper. Medals for Indian uprisings found on his vest include a Piney Ridge 1891 bravery medal from General Forsythe and a Legion of Honor. A small roll of cash and a single identifying card requested Post 27 G. A. R. Milford Montana be notified.
The opening session shows 66 of 96 senators present with illness keeping three away. In the Senate, Vice President Sherman is mourned and a sympathy note from the Brazilian Senate is read. The House, energized by Democratic victory, honors Speaker Clark and Governor-elects Sulzer Cox and Robinson, while Uncle Joe Cannon receives the day’s largest cheers.
A promotional piece argues for compassion toward alcoholics and touts Renova as a tasteless, harmless remedy. It cites Mrs. J A Woods of Dade City Florida who allegedly dosed a cook with Renova in soda and reports she was cured of liquor desire. The text urges readers to obtain a sample from the Renova Co. in New York.
Judge Robert W. Archbald of the Commerce Court will take no personal part in his impeachment trial before the Senate. His attorneys said he would leave the defense to them as the Senate reconvenes as a court of impeachment.
Advertisement claims the Eimer and Amend remedy N Y 2851 relieves rheumatism and urges reliable druggists to carry it. Readers are encouraged to try it and then recommend to friends.
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