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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1906

Page

5

Storey and Garvin Attack Roosevelt

Moorfield Storey and ex governor Lucius Garvin address the Anti Imperialistic League meeting in Boston criticizing President Roosevelt for actions in Cuba and the Philippines. Storey denounces imperial policy, calls for stronger Congress rights and race equality, while Garvin blames graft and bossism as signs of imperialistic dropsy.

Roosevelt Philippines Cuba Moorveld Storey South Delasare Pennsylvania Lucius F. C. Garvin Rhode Island League Moorfield Storey David G. Haskins, Jr Erving Winslow Dane Estes James H. Bowditch Richard H. Dana Edward Stang Cincinnati Calvin M. Leete A. A. Berle Charles C. Ames Homer B. Spregue William Lloyd Garrison I. Sanborn John Felt Osgood Osgood Barthold Schlesinger Vien A.A. Perry Winslow Warren Georgianna Boutwell Edwin K. Mead Gamaliel Bradford Francis A. Osborn Alonzo Rothschild Reuben Kkidner B. R. Bulkeley Storey Republic United States San Francisco Mr. Storey Tillman St. John Manila Philippine Islands Garvin Massachusetts The

One Thousand Seek Jobs as State Free Employment Bureau Opens

The Kneeland street bureau opened to a crowd of about a thousand men and women seeking work. By day’s end over 200 had received recommendation letters, with police assist- ance required to manage lines. Applicants ranged from schoolboys to elderly workers, both skilled and unskilled, many hoping for department store positions during the holiday rush.

State Free Employment Bureau New State Free Employment Bureau Kneeland Street Boston Walter Sears Washington Street Harrison Avenue Sears Women's Department Jim Mary Free Employment Bureau Wsiate Free Employment State Free Employment Office

Lawson Denies Fraud in Deal in Supreme Court Answer

Thomas W. Lawson filed an answer in the Supreme Court denying that A Burrage fraudulently converted or delivered 70 000 shares of stock to him. He denies scheming or assisting Burrage in unlawful conversion and says he never received Copper Range Consolidated stock through fraudulent conversion. The bill seeks specific performance or the value of shares allegedly converted and sold.

Thomas W. Lawson Supreme Court Paine, Webber & Co A. Co C. Dpd Burrage A. ©. Burrage Lawson Copper Range Consolidated A. C. Burrage Tri-Mountain Mining Company

Connoisseur’s Paintings and Prints Open at Bromfield Street

An exhibition at Leon ard & Co. on Bromfield street presents original drawings oils and water colors by prominent contemporary African artists and Japan proofs of wood engravings from American and British publishing history. It includes etchings selected by S R Koehler and features works by Juengling Skruel Clagson John P. Davis T Cole and W J Linton. The collection is described as historic and influential to modern American graphic arts.

Leonard & Co Bromfield Street Japan America Atlantic S. R. Koehler Boston Museum of Fine Arts Art American Art Review Stoehler Juengling Skwruel Clagson John P. Davis T. Cole W. J. Linton

Nipissing Stock Turmoil After Guggenheim Option Rejected

Nipissing Mines stock swings wildly on a curb market today after Guggenheim Exploration declines to exercise a 400000 share option at 25. Prices surged and fell from 19 to 16 then rallied to 18 with heavy trading, before closing around 16 18. Guggenheim representative Daniel Guggenheim says the incident is closed and no reopening talks will occur.

New York Nipissing Mines Company Guggenheim Stock Exchange Nipissing Daniel Guggenheim Guggenheim Exploration Company

Penn RR Sells C and C Stock to Vanderbilt Interests

Kuhn, Loeb & Company announce the purchase of 156,300 shares of Chesapeake and Ohio stock from the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. Details are scarce but it is understood the stock was bought for Vanderbilt interests, which now control a significant portion of Chesapeake and Ohio.

New York

Railroad Man Buys Vanderbilt Estate in Newport

William P. Leeds president of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railway bought Frederick W. Vanderbilt's Rough Point estate in Newport Rhode Island. The estate valued at 233600 dollars fronts Bellevue Avenue and the cliff. Leeds has been a long time summer resident in Newport.

Vanderbilt Newport R. I William P. Leeds Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad Frederick W. Vanderbilt Rough Point

Franklin Square Fair Opens Amid Indoor Festivities

Inclement weather did not deter the Franklin Square fair on East Newton Street opening at 4 pm. A grand sale runs through late Saturday with tables offering jewelry, calendars, books, fancy work, dry goods, and small wares. A vaudeville act and dancing entertain guests while a host of volunteers organize ten tables and a house kitchen serves diners at a reasonable price.

Franklin Square House East Newton Street G. L. Perin George N. Perin Powers Cambridge Edward Flint Joseph W. Smith Tibbetts Frederick Hodges Carmel L. Pratt William Horton William H. Plummer Ashton Carter Maria S. Baldwin Eva W. Cook Myrtle D. Foster M. Isabel Chapin A. F. Rockwood Idelle Macomber Mary A. Morgan Martha T. Cutting Hannah Gately Annie H. Goell Frank W. Wise Marion Lewis Adelaide Lund Alice Gray Teele T. D. Lewis Edith G. Baker Lillian Sheldon Brosnan Catherine Pickard Amy van Dorn Elizabeth Kendall Lillian Kk. Swift Francis Moran Alice Young Mary J. Bews Charlotte Whinnery Jessie Dutcher Clara Sandy Margaret G. Gunderson Isabel Chase Mary Darling Ellen Merridew Deasy Gladys Burnam Cuma Whinnery Frances Catron Anna G. Peirce Laura Brown Grace Arnzen May Hooper Clara Hellbey Ethel Finney Lida Munroe Bessie Parmenter Alice Nixon Grace Dunlap Gertrude Griffeths

Oelrichs Will Contested Amid Court Testimony

The New York probate fight over Herman Oelrichs may settle soon after Surrogate Fitzgerald heard testimony on residence and beneficiaries. A prior agreement gave Mrs. Oelrichs 100 Southern Pacific bonds and the Cygnus California estate, while New York law could limit her dower. The will largely bequeaths the estate to his brother and sister.

New York Herman Oelrichs Europe United States Tfitzgerald California Mr. Oelrichs

Appraisers of 13 Ports Meet in New York for Tariff Uniformity

Appraisers from 13 major ports gathered in New York at Secretary Shaw’s call to harmonize tariff value rulings across seaports. Winthrop T. Lodge of Boston led the Cotton division discussion. The meeting also debated the correct export date whether it is the bill of lading date or the vessel departure date.

New York Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M. Shaw Winthrop T. Lodges Boston United States

One Secret Indictment Reported After Grand Jury Session

The Grand Jury met for its first day of the current session. Judge Sherman presides in the Superior Criminal Court for the month. Assistant District Attorneys Dwyer and Richardson presented cases and Richardson will prosecute. One secret indictment was returned at 4 o'clock. its subject remains undisclosed.

Grand Jury Sherman Superior Criminal Court Dwyer Richardson

Tuberculosis Now Seen as Curable With Modern Methods

A twentieth century approach using Electro-Phoresis claims to cure most consumptives who undergo treatment. A Boston institute offers free educational literature and personal consultations, promoting prevention and care at St. Luke's Electropathic Institute on Boylston Street.

New England St. Luke's Electropathic Institute Boylston St Boston

Pullman Company Fined $75 in Milk Adulteration Case

Pittsburg Pa Dec 8 The Pullmann Car Company faced the State Pure Food Commission in Beaver hearing. Judge Holt accepted a no defend plea and imposed a $75 fine plus costs for supplying adulterated milk to patrons.

Pittsburg Beaver Holt Pullmann Car Company State Pure Food Commission

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