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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1910
Page
4
The State Department releases a concise review explaining why the President set the minimum tariff rates under the Payne Aldrich act for six countries. It highlights large trade volumes with the United States and notes none have sought to undermine equal trade with America, aligning with European practice.
A historical overview shows the United Kingdom offering favorable tariff terms to American exports, especially cattle and meat. It cites 1908 UK imports valued at 604 million dollars with a 30 million dollar annual trade in cattle and meat and notes substantial growth in U S exports to Italy Russia Spain Switzerland and Turkey under various tariff systems. It also mentions colonial possessions of Italy and Spain and states no discrimination against American cattle and meat products by the listed nations.
Roland W. Boyden of Ropes, Gray & Gorham urged honesty in politics at a Boston Institute of Banking event, warning against exaggeration in campaigns and noting the quick return of dishonest acts. Henry Clews argued against a postal savings bank, favoring multiple central reserve cities. Henry D. Love spoke on the importance of detail in banking oversight.
An old advertisement touts Bromo Quinine as a worldwide cold and grip remedy that removes the cause. It invites readers to call for the full name of the signer and mentions a Grove address and a 25 cent price.
The Phillips Brooks bronze memorial by Augustus St Gaudens will be unveiled at 3 30 oclock next Saturday afternoon on the north side of Trinity Church. Services will be held in the church at 2 30 p m. Major Henry L Higginson will present the memorial and Rector Alexander Mann will accept it for the corporation.
Dr. Alice T. Root 48 of 426 Columbus Avenue was arrested in Stoneham on charges of performing an illegal operation on Edith Sleeper 25 of 77 Franklin Street. Sleeper lay near death at 77 Franklin Street all day and confessed to a minister. Root’s arrest followed a police overheard conversation with Sleeper and comes after a prior similar charge and acquittal.
Chicago singer Bert Morphy agreed to sell his lungs and throat to Bennett Medical College after death. Negotiations with the college faculty followed Morphy to Detroit where Dr Blair of the college argued for the deal. Morphy consented when assurances were given the body would be returned intact to his family.
The national motor boat and engine show opens in Mechanics' Building Saturday evening and is expected to eclipse all previous exhibits in Boston and the United States. The New England and Boat Association hosts an annual event with record enthusiasm and a diverse display of modern craft. Large vessels have arrived while many affordable small craft will appeal to practical buyers.
In New York on January 19 the Employers petitioned the Supreme Court to make permanent a temporary injunction barring strikers from picketing a factory. They argue society women supported the strike to bolster the suffrage movement and oppose perceived anarchic tactics, while Justice Gerard reserved decision.
Herman A. Dery six year old son of Amos Dery of 609 Main Street was killed when a snow plow toppled in a Wakefield barn where he played with friends. Neighbors lifted the apparatus, but he died from a crushed skull.
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