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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1909

Page

10

Taft Set to Sail Today for Panama Trip

President elect Taft and party will board the cruiser North Carolina at 8:30 a.m. in Charleston Harbor en route to New Orleans where the trip will end February 5. The party includes Mrs Taft, Wendall Mischler, engineers from Boston Providence Chicago and New York, and Filipino valet Monica Lopez.

Charleston Montana Cal Tscham Randolph Chicago Henry R. Allen N. P. Davis Washington, D. C Allen Kiazen New York Monica Lopez Mr. Taft Richard Jarvis Secret Service Taft FP. €. Knox Vranky Hitchcock Unitarian Church

Labor union meetings in Boston discuss wage scales and events

Labor notes from Boston unions report wage scales and working conditions across marble, theatre, freight, and railroad crafts. Officers highlight International affiliation with building trades and upcoming conventions and 세veral local gatherings.

Wallee V. Price New York Stephen C. Hogans Boston Marble Workers’ Union Kneeland Street Internations Association American Federation of Tabor Building Trades Department International Marble Workers The International Boston Executive Board of Theatrical Stage Vmployees’ Union Patrick Maloney New Haven Assembly 628 R. of St. Omer Hall South Boston D. A Treasury International Building Laborers’ Union St. Joseph Boston Building Laborers’ Union Holyoke P. J. Moran M. V. Brennan John Greenwood Boston Ledge 47 Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmer City Point Lodge Bunker Hill Lodge Trimountain Lodge Puritan Lodge Order of Railroad Conductors International Brotherhood of Railroad Trackmen Local 120 Elm Street James Foley Somerville James Fairbrother South Sudbury

Market Review and Outlook Signals for the Week

A stock market summary notes moderate volume dominated by smaller professionals. Outside buyers show indifference amid tariff revision uncertainty and rail, metal, and utility stock speculation. Foreign money flows and low-rate liquidity support banks, trust outfits, and debt financing as traders await clearer policy directions and a rebound in building activity.

New York Public Service Commission Erie Congress Pennsylvania Norfolk & Western Railway Kansas City Southern Harrimanines New York Lond Paris James J. Hill Hill

First National Copper Buy It Now Campaign Boosts Stock

A speculative note discusses Balaklala Copper and its new smelting plant with 450 to 500 workers, the reorganization, and a 2.50 per share assessment. The writer urges current stockholders to buy more under 20 dollars, citing potential earnings and future copper prices.

First National Copper California First National

First National Copper Co. Smelting Output Rising in Boston

The First National Copper Co. reports operation at its new Boston smelter processing 1200 tons of its ore and 150 tons of Trinity ore daily. Production exceeds 1,500,000 pounds of copper each month, with costs around 10 cents per pound and ore averaging 48 pounds of copper per ton plus silver and gold values.

Barbour Balaklala Balaklalai First National Copper Co Boston Trinity

Wiley findings reversed on benzoate of soda health

The Referee Board of Consulting Experts led by Dr Ira Remsen has ruled that benzoate of soda used as a food preservative is not injurious to health, reversing prior pure food theories from Dr H W Wiley. The decision was reported from Washington on January 24.

Washington W. Wiley Bureau of Chemistry Ira Remsen Johns Hopkins University

Play Too Realistic: Star Slashed in Earnest

Emma Green and Spencer A Henderson were involved in a domestic dispute during a vaudeville rehearsal at their Roxbury home. Henderson, arrested by Officer Gilman, slashed Green’s right cheek with a razor during the performance moment.

Emma Green St Northfield Street Roxbury Spencer A. Henderson Gilman

Three Die As Snowslide Hits Mammoth Boarding House

A snow slide at the Mammoth boarding house in Telluride Colorado yesterday killed three people and severely injured four others. The slide struck in the afternoon, prompting rescue work and investigations by local authorities.

Telluride Col Mammoth

Medicine as a Profession Says Dr Prince

Dr Morton Prince told the Civil Service House audience that medicine is the greatest of professions and the poorest of trades He urged attending a first class medical school and cautioned that a degree from a second rate college leads to lifelong training handicaps.

Morton Prince Civil Service House

Voelker widow wins Countess Dowager title and German estate

Mrs. P H Voelker of Wallace Idaho will receive a fortune from a German estate and the title Countess Dowager of Marbrueck after a five year court battle in Germany. She and her late husband Frederick Voelker were married in Paris about 25 years ago before moving to America.

Wallace Idaho Germany Marbrueck P. Hf. Voelker Frederick Voelker Voelker Paris America

Secretary Wilson approves finding on sodium benzoate safety

The secretary's conclusion overturns Dr Wiley's finding. A board of three investigations agrees on key points that sodium benzoate in small doses up to 0.5 grams daily mixed with food is harmless. Even large doses up to 4 grams daily show no general health damage or poison effects, though some directions remain.

Wilson Wiley Fulley Ss

Paterson Butler Arrested After Pawnshop Silverware Theft

Henry Ward head butler for Eben Richards of Tuxedo Park was arrested by Detective Titus as he left a pawnshop with a quantity of silverware. Ward confessed pawning his employer's silverware to gamble on horse races and said he won 75 dollars with pawnbroker funds before redeeming the silver.

Fiaverhill Theaters Lose Licenses After State Visit

Haverhill reports two moving picture houses had licenses suspended following a state police visit for violations of the cinema law related to theatres.

Haverhill Aiske

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