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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1909

Page

2

NO WHITE SLAVES IN HIS HOTEL CHICAGO

Former DNC chairman Thomas Taggart testified as a voluntary witness in Judge Brentano's court in the Ella Gingles larceny trial. Taggart said he came to Chicago to clear his name and that he had not heard of Miss Gingles before seeing her name in newspapers linked to Agnes Barrett.

Chicago Thomas Taggart Democratic National Committee Brentano Ella Gingles Agnes Barrett Wellington Hotel Taggart Miss Barrett Short French Lick Mr. Short Gibson Taggarts Miss Gingles H. A. Watson O'Donnell Benedict J. Short Ella Wellington

Children Arrival at Beverly Adds Cheer to Summer Capital

The Taft family, minus the President, arrives at Stetson cottage Beverly with Miss Helen Taft and Robert Taft joining from Lake Champlain. They travel by train and auto, visit local spots, and enjoy music and library access while Mrs. Taft rests to regain health.

Beverly Taft Stetson Cottage Burgess Point Helen Taft Robert Lake Champlain Silas Witherbee Port Henry N. Y Yale Central Station Boston Secret Service Murphy Helen Charley Taft Sylph Provincetown Robert Taft Moore Larz Anderson Brookline Roxana Anderson Palm Beach Fla Susan Longworth Nicholas Longworth Charley Mrs. Taft Washington

Kite life-saving demonstration on Harvard Bridge

Dr. Frederick Wilhelm Riehl of San Francisco will demonstrate his life-saving kite at 4 o'clock this afternoon on the Harvard bridge. Crowds are expected to gather for the exhibition and to view how the device operates.

Frederick Wilhelm Riehl San Francisco Harvard Bridge

Mitchell Ex-Mayor Debate Over Flagstone Case Sentencing

Ex-Mayor Fitzgerald says Mitchell should have probation while Maher and Mitchell face sentence for graft tied to the flagstone contract. Judge Sanderson explains jury concerns and allows an appeal on specific jury- watch actions. Mitchell proclaims innocence as officials prepare transfer to Deer Island and a possible Supreme Court review by Aug 1.

Tractor Sanderson Mitchell Maher Fitzgerald

Judge urges equal sentence for city official and contractor

The judge notes the jury found Mitchell and Maher guilty but cites the foreman's view of greater guilt by others. He emphasizes public protection and public office responsibility, saying the sentence should deter future crimes by officials and maintain standards, while treating both defendants the same. After bench conference, Francis J. Carney records the proceeding.

Maher Carney Supreme Court Mitchell Coakley Finance Commission Koch Hill Court House Deer Island Supreme Judicial Court Francis J. Carney

Ex Mayor’s Future Hangs on Mitchell Case Fallout

Ex mayor Fitzgerald notes hopes Mitchell case may lead to probation and says he cannot yet discuss his political future. He admits sentencing impacts his bid for a second Boston mayoral term but denies withdrawing while claiming gossip is from political enemies. He adds if he withdraws, active supporters would seek his help for other candidates.

Mitchell Fitzgerald Michael J. Mitchell Boston

Statement from Mitchell after conviction stirs city politics

The sentenced Michael J. Mitchell sent a typewritten statement to newspapers defending Mayor Fitzgerald's administration and his own actions. He claims the transaction was a mistake, cites price claims and billing confusions, and praises John F. Fitzgerald and his brothers. The piece ends with an ad for Regal Hair Tonic.

Mitchell Michael J. Mitchell Fitzgerald John F. Fitzgerald Oll Maher North River Flagging Company Maher Bros

Changes Opposed by Tafi In Senate Bill Clash

The House rejected a Senate bill with 846 amendments and sent it to conference. Chairman Payne denounced the Senate changes and pledged to oppose them. Senate leaders warned the House they would not yield easily in conference.

Washington House Senate Payne Ways and Means Committee

Taft presses for House pro visions and tariff accord

President Taft seeks restoration of free raw materials and lower duties, aims for House to accept Senate measures on maximum and minimum sections and the customs court. He opposes the corporation tax holding company provision as drastic double taxation and expects conference rewrites. Senate leans on tariff rates fixed by past actions amid ongoing changes. strong finance committee protection guides the bill.

Taft House Senate Washington Lake Champlain Aldrich Senate Finance Committee Committee On Finance

Cannon and Payne clash over House tariff conference panel

Speaker Cannon and Chairman Payne clashed over personnel for the House conference committee on the tariff bill. Payne sought seniority based seats, while Cannon reshuffled to broaden regional balance and include Fordney and Calderhead. The move could shift influence toward Cannon in future conference dealings.

Ways and Means Washington Cannon Payne Ways and Means Committee House Conference New York Dalzell Pennsylvania McCall Massachusetts Hill Connecticut Boutell Illinois Needham California New England Middle West Calderhead Kansas Fordney Michigan Representative McCall

Town in peril of tribesmen in Melilla

Heavy fighting between Spanish troops and tribesmen near Melilla today after four Spanish workers for the Riff Mining Company were killed. General Marina sent forces to punish the tribes, which resist stubbornly as reinforcements are sought from Madrid.

Melilla Morocco Riff Marina Madrid

Auto strikes 13 year old girl then flees

Mary C. Murray aged 13 of 35 Winship Street Brighton was struck crossing Commonwealth and Chestnut Hill avenues Brighton yesterday. She suffered a severe scalp wound. The driver did not stop to check on her condition.

Mary C. Murray Winship Street Brighton Commonwealth and Chestnut Hill Avenues

Weak, Weary, Watery Eyes Welcome Marine Eye Remedy as an Eye Tonic

An advertisement promotes Marine Eye Remedy as an eye tonic for tired irritated eyes. It touts relief from strain and watering and positions the product as a simple daily solution.

Boston Pair Wins National Whist Championship in 1909

At Niagara Falls on July 9, the American Whist Club of Boston led by Kelly and Gilman won the national whist championship for 1909 10. They swept all matches rising from third to 13 3 16 points and led the four man team race as adjournment paused after 36 of 48 rounds. Charles A. Gilman was elected president for the ensuing year.

Niagara Falls N. Y Kelly and Gilman Boston American Whist Club of Young Men’s Republican Club of New Haven Charles A. Gilman

Infant Sues for 95000 After Brick Fall

Hazel Burnell aged 16 months sues George Perkins and Michael Cotter for 25000 and 95000 total damages after a brick from Cotter’s four story house collapsed from a roof being painted by Perkins. The injury left her unconscious five days and may require lifelong glasses. The suit names Watertown residents James J Burnell and Cotter as defendants.

Hazel M. Burnell James J. Burnell Arsenal Street Watertown George A. Perkins Michael Cotter East Cambridge Perkins Cotter Surnell

Longing for Farm Tied to Jamaica Plain Man's Death

George F. Berg, 73, of 56 School Street Jamaica Plain, committed death by own action yesterday by drinking carbolic acid. A retired farmer, he moved to Jamaica Plain last October to live with his wife and stepson Ernest Berg.

George F. Berg School Street Jamaica Plain Mr. Berg Ernest Berg

Count Dadeni Dies in Vienna Former Austrian Premier

Count Cassimir Dadeni, former Austrian premier, died today in Vienna. The death was announced by officials and ends a notable political career marked by his leadership and public service.

Vienna Cassimir Dadeni

Rexall Family Regulator For All Ages Sold Here

Rexall Orderlies praised for children seniors and robust users. Money back if not satisfied. They taste like candy and do not gripe or purge. Two sizes 10c and 25c. Riker Jaynes Drug Stores The Rexall Store.

Rexall Orderlies Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores Rexall

Two Children Die From Burns In South Boston Fire

Six year old Winnie Flannery died from severe burns she suffered while playing with matches at her home on 364 Second Street South Boston. Her sister, age six, also sustained fatal injuries in the incident reported yesterday morning.

Winnie Flannery Second Street Boston

Helen Smith Dies From Fire On Dump Near Little River

Lynn report says 7 year old Helen Smith, daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Smith of 28 Court Street, was fatally burned when flames from a smouldering dump fire ignited her clothing while she played near the Little River playground this afternoon.

Lynn Helen Smith Paul Smith Court Street Little River

Baby’s Summer Comfort Pineal Cologne for hot weather relief

A guide recommends adding pine essence to baths to soothe babies in hot weather. Pineal cologne blends pine oils with flower scents for a refreshing, antiseptic bath additive that cools skin and aids sleep. trial sizes from Riker Jaynes Stores.

Riker- Jaynes

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