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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1910

Page

13

Henry Siegel Co Introduces S and H Green Trading Stamps

Henry Siegel Co launches 8 and H green trading stamps in Boston with a grand opening in the premium parlor on the fifth floor. More than 1,000,000 stamps and 50,000 stamp books were distributed on day one, backed by Sperry and Hutchinson Company leadership and plans to expand to hundreds of merchants in Greater Boston.

Boston Henry Siegel Company 8 & H. Green Henry Siegel S. & H. Green Samuel E. Ramseyer Sperry & Hutchinson Company New York New England 8. & H. Green Ramseyer United States Greater Sperry & Hutchinson Company of Greater Boston

Motor Show Signals Busy Year for Boston

Grand Central Palace hosts the 10th international show of the American Motor Car Manufacturers Association. Dealers chase open territory as New England lines head for Boston this season. Prices range from 485 to 2000 dollars with models from Brush to Marmon and Premier. Five inch tires dominate two tons and lighter cars, rubber shortages raise costs, Hilliard arrives as a new aeroplane enthusiast, and Boston dealers Fay, Charles, Corlew, Linscott and Tyler attend the show for the week.

New York Grand Central Palace American Motor Car Manufacturers’ Association New England Boston Brush Reo Maxwell Hupmobile Ford Mitchell Company William Hilliard Mt. Washington Savannah Hilliard Charles E. Fay Ford Motor Company VY. A. Charles Sewing Machine Supply Company Frank Corlew Vielie James Linscott Frank J. Tyler

Fitton A. C. Beats Institutes in Fast East Boston Showdown

Fitton A. C. of East Boston defeated the Institutes of Roxbury 8 to 2 at Institute Hall last night. Logan and Carr led the visitors with two baskets apiece while Lloyd scored the Institute’s lone basket in a hard fought game.

Fitton A. C East Boston Institutes of Roxbury Institute Hall Logan Carr Lloyd Institute

Storrow Pledges Fair Day Labor Chance in Boston

In Dorchester Street Ward 15 South Boston a crowded courthouse turnout heard James J. Storrow pledge to give day labor a fair chance with growth dependent on the laborers. Henry J. Bowen, presiding, proclaimed Storrow the candidate for laboring, professional, and business people amid cheers.

Court House Dorchester Street Ward 15 Boston Henry J. Bowen James J. Storrow Mr. Storrow

Nay asks Fitzgerald 22 questions on graft and Boston perks

Boston lawyer Frank W. Nay replies to ex Mayor John F. Fitzgerald by sending 22 pointed questions. Nay challenges Fitzgerald on graft in 1906 07 future blind voting patronage payrolls and promised city jobs tied to support.

Frank W. Nay Boston John L. Bates John F. Fitzgerald Fitzgerald Nay Henry

Bates to Speak at Tremont Temple Rally for Storrow

Former Governor Bates will deliver what may be his only campaign speech for Mr. Storrow at a Citizens' Municipal League rally in Tremont Temple. He has focused on other duties, yet leads the Storrow campaign in East Boston and will speak briefly among multiple speakers.

Bates Mr. Storrow Citizens’ Municipal League Tremont Temple Tax Commission Storrow Boston League Big League Faneuil Hall David A. Ellis Guy A. Ham Alderman Anderson Fitzgerald

Trainmen Seek Increase in Wages Across Rail Lines

Train workers demand new minimum scale of 4.25 dollars a day for passenger conductors 2.75 for baggage masters and 2.55 for flagmen and brakemen with 10 mile per hour overtime for both passenger and freight services. Officials cite no immediate action and rule out a strike amid broader wage campaign.

C. F E. Lee Winchester Lucius Tuttle Brookline Lee Boston New York, New Haven & Hartford Boston & Albany

Welch and Brother John Stone Contracts Tainted by Political Influence

Testimony shows Thomas F. Welch secured city stone contracts at favored prices after John became mayor. Welch alleges influence from Henry Fitzgerald to reach James Doyle and the West Roxbury plant transfer, with $6500 in cash payments and unclear allocations.

John Thomas F. Welch Welch Brother Henry Brother John James H. Doyle Doyle Henry Fitzgerald Mr. Doyle Crushers Mr. Welch James H. Sullivan Kenney Ledge Welch Lot Grove Street Democratic City Committee Philip McGonagle Henry T. F H. F

Family ties shape local political query

A speaker accuses candidates of secrecy and family influence, noting both Henry and John were too busy for outsiders. The caller invites John F. Fitzgerald to explain what Henry was busy about and how it affects voters.

Brother Henry Welch John Henry John F. Fitzgerald

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