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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1910
Page
3
The protest committee that held the first anti meat meeting at Maneuil Hall inspected cold storage methods in Boston via the Quincy Market Cold Storage Company. The livery portion of the establishment was opened to view, helping the committee prepare for their Legislature testimony with a clearer understanding of the situation.
The committee members led by Chairman Max Mitchell viewed storage rooms for fish poultry butter and eggs detailing temperatures and arrangements. Officials including District Attorney Pelletier and the grand jury could not attend luncheon with President Utley urging commissions to study cold storage before any restrictive measures are imposed.
Brockton February 10 City Clerk Packard joined a young couple in marriage today. The couple immediately kissed and promised to reunite in Brockton one year later to be remarried by a Jewish rabbi.
Joseph Swartzberg a Plymouth Street real estate owner and Lena Moskovitz a New York milliner wed in a city ceremony. City Clerk Packard noted the pair’s unprecedented plan to separate for one year. The bride hurried to a New York train station while Swartzberg returned home, refusing to give a reason.
Seventeen of eighteen pension agencies nationwide are abolished under the pension appropriation bill reported to the House. The remaining office is in Washington with its usual maintenance appropriation. Agencies cut include Augusta Me Boston Buffalo Chicago Columbus Concord Des Moines Detroit Indianapolis Knoxville Louisville Milwaukee New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh San Francisco Topeka.
Meat prices held firm yesterday with little change expected this week except a slight rise in lamb before Saturday. Suburban buyers from Roxbury to Dedham held quantities near last week while more distant towns cut purchases amid weak demand blamed on lower egg prices and Lent. Pork trade remains robust, while eggs drop influences overall meat pricing. William R. Scharton notes Samuel Gompers and John Mitchell declined to speak at a Boston mass meeting on the meat issue.
London reports reveal Baron Arnold de Forests’ wife eloped with Lieutenant H. C. S. Ashton of the Second Life Guards. Pinkerton agents search worldwide with focus on Spain and rumors place the baroness with her mother Lady Gerard or en route to Gibraltar and New York. Ashton, a famed show horseman, is known in elite circles though details of his link to the baroness remain scarce.
Mrs Amos A Codman, with her 2-year-old and 5-year-old, was arrested on a shoplifting charge on Washington street. Also present was 14-year-old Marie Capucci. Codman pleaded at headquarters to avoid bringing disgrace to her husband, who had just started work as a downtown restaurant waiter. She said she shoplifted to tide the family until his first weekly salary arrived.
In Ottawa on February 10, Sir Frederick Borden told the House of Commons that Canada desires naval vessels sooner than domestic construction permits. The report cites a debate amid mentions of stories for youth, Uncle Ben's talks, wireless lessons, and Esperanto lesson content in Next Sunday's Post.
A classified style notice urges every family to keep Pape's Diapepsin to quickly digest food and relieve indigestion heartburn and stomach gas. It claims relief in five minutes with a 50 cent case available at pharmacies and promises to cure chronic dyspepsia and other stomach troubles.
Dublin Feb 10 John E Redmond re elected head of the United Irish League outlines policy at a banquet He says the coming Parliament session will test will and power to deal with the Lords veto He will vote for the budget if Asquith keeps his pledge on veto and home rule He predicts near election and notes Irelands 72 member united party stance and support from America and colonies
A political remark states that opposing the budget is possible while accepting the budget if the issue is securing home rule. The statement reflects a stance on fiscal policy and local governance. No additional context or participants are provided in the excerpt.
In Cork City Hall a meeting launched a daily O’Brienite newspaper with subscriptions surpassing 25000. Lord Dunraven sent good wishes. Mr O’Brien pledged an independent paper and self funded staff, rejecting aid from a “ill-gotten” Dublin party. The speaker predicted nationwide support like the United Irish League once the harvest is ripe.
Dominion Atlantic railway confirms direct steamship link between Boston and Digby Nova Scotia to begin July 1 with weekly sailings on Tuesdays and Fridays from Boston and Wednesdays and Saturdays from Digby. The steamer Boston will operate the service.
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