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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1913
Page
3
Matthew Hale, chairman of the State Progressive party, declares in a Bellevue Hotel speech to women Progressives that combining the Republican and Progressive parties, as urged by Frank A. Munsey, is neither wise nor right.
At a luncheon of 200 women, speaker Hale is expected to present resolutions to the State Progressive committee opposing a union with Republicans and a new Liberals party. Bird urged fair media, child labor laws, and a min wage while criticizing papers for bias and urging a Commonwealth newspaper.
Charles Clark oldest Sherborn resident died of heart failure at his Washington street home aged 99. He held the Post cane and operated a town grocery for 46 years. Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 p.m. The Post cane will pass to Joseph Dowse, currently the town’s oldest living resident, in his 89th year.
The legality of the white slave act was submitted to the Supreme Court for oral argument. The Johnson case, involving boxer Jack Johnson, was argued on printed briefs after Solicitor General Bullitt altered plans.
Washington hearing on the Payne Aldrich law resumes with talk of trusts foreign competition and women labor abroad. Dorflinger cites high costs and demand for imported glass. Stone and others deny trusts while noting price laws and wage implications. Altenberg compares labor costs and plant conditions in Germany. Auerbach urges tariff revisions to reflect production costs.
An advertisement urges readers to write Dr Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York for a sample bottle and a booklet about kidneys and bladder. It promises to convince readers and notes regular bottle sizes and drugstore availability, asking to mention the Boston Daily Post.
Advertisement for $15.00 overcoats discounted to $7.75 with warm cheviots in all colors. Harrison Co. offers wholesale stock at retail pricing. 662-672 Washington St. at Beach Corner.
The Very Rev. Thomas I. Gasson denounces railroad rate discrimination against Boston College students. Cardinal O’Connell and local officials attend Cambridge Catholic Union banquet at American House. Rev. Dennis J. Whaley to lecture post Lent. Efforts advance to curb youth delinquency. Rev. Halloran’s condition improves at Carney Hospital.
In Norfolk Probate Court Dedham, twin girls Helen V. and Evelyn A. Mewis born Sept 2 1811 were placed with foster parents and adopted with new names. Helen became Helen V. Kirklandé under her maternal grandfather Alexander D. Kirkland and Evelyn became Ruth H. Craig under Mr and Mrs Robert B. Craig.
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