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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1909
Page
4
Bargain Basement offers daily deals with measured discounts on dresses and waists. Advertised prices include 7.50 to 15 dresses at 5.85 and 18 to 25 dresses at 9.85 plus waists from 1.20 to 3.95. Opera waists range 2.95 to 3.65. Read the list and explore unadvertised hundreds of lots when you shop Thursday.
The Board of Election Commissioners lists key dates for the upcoming municipal campaign. Plan 1 and Plan 2 timelines include nomination papers filing, city primaries, recount petitions, conventions, withdrawals, substitutions, registration closes, and the city election scheduled from November through January with various filing deadlines.
A mother reports her three week old baby suffered severe eczema on face scalp and ears until Cuticura Soap and Ointment were used. Bathing thrice daily and ointment after each bath led to rapid improvement and full recovery in about three weeks. She praises Cuticura and offers to tell others. Oct 20 and Nov 6 1961. Potterburg Chem Corp. UK.
Cable reports from Bad Gastein show E. H. Harriman delaying business to follow medical advice, then resuming activity with renewed energy. He exchanged brief cables with Wall Street colleagues and returned to intense work at Union Pacific offices, despite earlier restraint.
Shoe workers in Lynn focus on four shops where packing room employees have organized a mass meeting. Tomorrow's Lasters Hall session may decide if a general strike resumes. A small demonstration near Harney factory drew police attention but remained nonviolent.
An ad promotes Marmola tablets as a safe fat burning remedy for hot weather discomfort. It claims the tablets suppress fat production and remove fat from the body at 12 to 15 ounces daily, priced 75 cents per case, available via Marinola Company Detroit Dept. 197.
The White House dinner conference on tariff reform centers on free raw materials including hides coal lumber and iron ore. President Taft seeks free hides iron ore coal petroleum and lumber while Congress leans to lower duties for shoes and gloves amid splits between insurgent and regular Republicans.
Taft engineers a rapprochement in tariff conferees with President driving to Payne’s home after dinner. Payne yields on several raw material schedules as progress resumes. Aldrich and Cannon had voiced troubles to the President, who then urged conciliation and shored up tentative agreements.
The New England Shoe and Leather Association rejects a 7 12 per cent duty and supports a permanent tariff commission. It sent telegrams to President Taft Speaker Cannon and Senator Aldrich urging favorable tariff measures for consumers. Gloucester groups also praised Taft and urged Congress to adopt his free hides stance in a message to the White House.
President Taft visited a moving picture theatre in Washington to watch footage of his May trip to Petersburg Virginia. He saw himself delivering an address on film for the first time and was accompanied by Captain Butts, his military aide.
Appraiser's report filed in the surrogate's office shows Oliver H. P. Belmont died June 10, 1908 leaving an estate valued at 1,094,955. Mrs. Alva Belmont, the sole beneficiary, must pay an inheritance tax of 10,849. Except for three Hempstead real estate pieces the rest is cash or securities.
An advertisement extols O Sullivan’s Live Rubber Heels for shoes claiming natural walking ease on streets and carpeted floors. It warns against junk rubber substitutes and urges ordering by name from reliable dealers at 50 cents.
Major Leonard questioned Bevan about threats and Sutton’s behavior at the Marine camp. Bevan testified Sutton fired no one and Roelker took no protective action. Willing described rushing to the scene and seeing Sutton with two revolvers and Adams near him.
A large blaze on Brighton avenue Long Branch New Jersey destroyed the Clift House and Amberside Inn and seven business buildings, causing about 100600 dollars in damage. The local fire department requested aid from Asbury Park to combat the flames.
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