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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1910

Page

4

Roosevelt Not Yet In Insurgent Cause In Politics Visit

Roosevelt discusses political influence and candidate selection as he meets with governors and senators. He notes no immediate action on gubernatorial picks, stressing finding the best man acceptable to Republicans and independents, while maintaining influence to aid the party. Woodruff declines to reveal details of a conference.

White House J. P. Morgan Wall Street Samuel Gompers Senator Carter Beveridge Speaker Wadsworth Hughes Fowler Woodruff Mr. Woodruff Wadsworth Roosevelt William Loeb, Jr Port of New York Farmer Cocks Republican Party

Mayor White Sentenced to Three Years in Lawrence Jail

Tearful mayor is led to Cell 13 as he and three associates begin three year terms for conspiracy. Crowds throng North Andover and Lawrence stations, cheering and jeering, while supporters,decrying justice, promise to push for new trials. Deputy sheriffs escort the group. private secretary Ripon vows to work in the mayor’s name.

Thon Lawrence Bishop Howe Salem North Andover North Matthew LeGray Ripon Burns Board of Aldermen William Butler William P. White Butler Matthew le Gray Ripon White

Mayor White's Sister Testsify Amid Graft Trial Shock

The Mayor's sister Katherine White described the emotional toll of the case while declaring her belief in her brother's innocence. Local figures from the graft scandal speak, with Rudolph Miller and Robert S. Maloney defending his character and recalling his 1909 mayoral term amid a tense jail scene.

Mayor White Katherine White Miss White John W. Duffy James C. Rolly Rudolph Miller Board of Aldermen Robert S. Maloney S “Graft Board New England International Typographical Union White

Milk Bureau Uses Charlestown Ward Room for Modified Milk

Superintendent of Buildings Fish acting for Mayor Fitzgerald opened the Charlestown ward room at Bunker Hill and Lexington streets to the Milk and Baby Hygiene Association. The group will run a modified milk distribution bureau for babies there, similar to programs in South Boston and East Boston.

Fish Fitzgerald Bunker Hill Lexington Streets Charlestown South Boston Old Armory East

Charley French A Favorite For Chicago Team

Charley French stands out as a strong bet for the Chicago team. He is described as a willing worker and full of ginger, embodying quick pace and spirited effort on the field.

Charley French Chicago

Missionaries Not Educated in Christian China Policy

David Z. T. Yui of Hankow told an Episcopal conference class at Harvard Theological School that poor missionary education hinders evangelization in China. He urged educated leaders rather than cooks or waiters sent as preachers, stressing need for well trained, articulate Christian men. The conference proceeds daily at Cambridge until July 24.

David Z. T. Yui Hankow Harvard Graduate School Episcopal Conference Theological School Cambridge China Episcopal Yui Christian Church of China

Strike Threatens on Pennsylvania Railroad Over Wage Demands

Pennsylvania Railroad faces a strike risk as workers seek higher wages while the company argues no expense increases are possible. The committee notes the line’s heavy losses with idled freight cars and locomotives, and a desire to restore old wage differentials. Officials report many employees back the railroad position, while union leaders urge negotiation.

Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Railroad Garretson New York Central Lehigh Valley Railroad W. G. Lee The Brotherhood of Railroad Myers

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