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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1909

Page

2

Miners dispute over Gompers and Indiana district actions

In Indianapolis the United Mine Workers accuse Samuel Gompers of opposing the Alabama strike and claim union leaders played politics benefiting state authorities. The convention asks the national executive board to reconsider suspensions of Indiana district officers for disobeying orders to return to work at the Hudson mine, reversing prior approval of Lewis and the executive board.

Indianapolis Ind Samuel Gompers Alabama United Mine Workers Lewis National Executive Board Indiana Hudson

Council backs referendum on Finance Commission charter

The Common Council overrode two mayoral vetoes and united to support a referendum on the Finance Commission's revised city charter. Republicans and Democrats stood together on measures opposed by Mayor Hibbard, a rare cross party consensus.

Common Council Hibbard Finance Commission State House McCabe Collins Ballantyne, Crocker Hart Hoague Smith Harding Ward James H. Smyth Cotton Anderson McGivern

Loeb to Become New York Port Collector

Washington reports friends of William Joeb Jr secretary to the President said he will be appointed collector of the port of New York at the start of the next administration.

Washington William Joeb, Jr New York

Washington Circles Stunned by Action

Consternation ran through the White House the Japanese embassy and the capitol as Congress viewed yesterday’s Drew bill move as signaling defeat for the Grove Johnson measure to segregate Japanese. California’s independent stance drew approval from several lawmakers while the White House stayed silent and Tokyo awaited reaction.

White House Capitol Congress California Washington Tokio Japan

Griffin anti Japanese resolution referred to judiciary panel

In Carson Nevada on February 4 the Griffin anti Japanese resolution was sent to the judiciary committee after removing Roosevelt references. The panel chaired by Senator Boyd is expected to stifle the measure.

Carson Nev Roosevelt Senate Judiciary Committee Boyd

Triangular debate set on federal charter for corporations

Yale Harvard and Princeton finalize plans for a three city debate on March 26. The resolution states that all corporations engaged in interstate commerce should be required to obtain a federal charter. Harvard will affirm at Princeton, Princeton negate at Cambridge, Yale affirm at New Haven with Harvard negating.

Princeton N. J Harvard Yale Cambridge New Haven

Dance with the Wishes of Senators Nixon and Newlands

A brief note records negotiations aligning with the aims of United States Senators Nixon and Newlands, signaling political influence on policy direction. The excerpt reflects legislative maneuvering tied to their stated objectives.

United States Nixon and Newlands

Perkins Urges School Board Control of Japanese Admission

Rep James Beck Perkins, after meeting with President Roosevelt, says California should leave the issue of Japanese admission to schools to local school boards and regents. He notes acceptance for high schools and universities but cites older Japanese children in lower grades and argues separate schools for Japanese should be a local police provision.

Rochester N. Y James Beck Perkins Roosevelt Associated Press California Japan Perkins

Anti Japanese Resolution Throttled in Idaho Legislature

Boise Idaho Feb 4 The anti Japanese resolution did not materialize in the Legislature today as promised Senator Borah has used influence to prevent its introduction and it is understood it will be throttled if presented.

Borah Idaho Boise

Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promise Quick Digestion

This 50 cent package claim says the tablets mix with saliva to form strong digestive fluids, digest 3000 grains of food, and enrich blood to aid digestion. Even without stomach trouble, after meals they support nature. mail order trial offers available from F A Stuart Co., Marshal Michigan.

Stuart Jamaica F. A. Stuart Co Stuart Bldg Marshal, Mich

California Anti Japanese Public School Measure

Public school policy grants trustees power to admit all district children aged 6 to 21 and to admit outsiders for good reasons. It allows removal of filthy or contagious children and the creation of separate schools for Indian and Mongolian or Japanese or Chinese descendants. Separate schools prohibit admission of these ethnic groups elsewhere, with kindergarten and special classes exceptions for younger children.

Board of School Trustees City Board of Education

Japanese Bills Stir California Legislature in 1907

California lawmakers debate Johnson bills targeting Japanese influence in corporations and schools amid broader anti alien land and segregation proposals. President Roosevelt’s stance is cited alongside local vetoes, city charter revisions, and demands for detailed mayoral office expenditures.

San Francisco National Grove IL. Johnson Sacramento Johnson Gillett Roosevelt Drew Fresno Senate California Congress University and College of California Japan

Norwegian steamer Munin overdue from New York

The Norwegian steamship Munin under Captain Larsen bound for Darien to load lumber from New York has not arrived and is four days overdue.

Darien, Ga Munin Larsen New York Darien

No Poison in Canned Goods Say Canners at Louisville

The National Canners Association declared in Louisville that canned goods are not poisonous and newspapers misled the public. The convention formed a publicity bureau, urged abolition of tariff on tin plate and sugar, and sought government standards for tin plate. Colonel A D Kniskern attended as a U S army representative to study food sources in wartime.

Louisville National Canners’ Association A. D.D. Kniskern Washington United States Army

Dog Shows Faithful Service in Farmer’s Aid

Milton Hadley, a farmer near Martinsville, fell ill while returning home. He wrote a note and asked his dog Shep to fetch help. The dog carried the note to Mrs. Hadley, and a son went to assist as bystanders aided the stricken farmer.

Nashville Tenn Martinsville Milton Hadley Shep

February ast to 8th Quaker Oats Week

Quaker Oats Week runs from February to February 8, highlighting promotional events and product displays. The campaign emphasizes new flavors and cereal launches with store tastings and local marketing efforts.

Obituary notices from Dorchester to Revere list funeral details

Multiple death notices and funeral announcements from Boston area: Carrie De Wolf Dorchester. Abraham Elston Somerville. Hans Hansen Detroit to Dorchester. Ellen Healey Charlestown. Ellen Hickey Brighton. Edward Miller Auburndale. Catherine McMullen East Boston. Olive Nelson Roxbury. Michael Parsons in this city. Elson Smalcombe and Mary Ardell Smith Revere. Each lists residence, date, service time, church or venue, relatives invited.

DE Wolf Carrie B Claude de Wolf Roseclair Street Dorchester Elston Somerville Abraham A. Elston Preston Road Spring Hill St. Catherine’s Church Hansen Detroit Mich Hans J. Hansen Boston Carl W. F. Nielsen Beach Street Healey Charlestown Ellen Martin Healey North End Thomas Finn Cordis Street St. Mary’s Church Warren Street Hickey Brighton John Hickey Mead Murdock Street St. Columbkinle’s Auburndale Edward F. Miller Grove Street South Station McMullen East Boston Catherine J. McMullen O’brien Hugh A. McMullen Yexington Street Church of Sacred Heart S Street Nelson Roxbury Bay Street Olive John Nelson Swedish Congregational Church Ruggles Street Hampshire Street Michael A. Parsons Charies FP. Colbert Shawmut Avenue Smalcombe Soin Sreycombe Tileston Street St. Stephen's Church Smith Revere Mary Ardell Edward A. Smith Willimantic

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