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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1909

Page

4

Ex Gov Long backs income tax in push for amendment

Ex governor John D. Long joins high profile backers Eugene N. Foss Samuel J. Elder and others in urging a constitutional amendment to establish a net income tax. He argues fairness prohibition of class distinctions and broad citizen participation to curb government costs. Opposition within Massachusetts Republican ranks and party machine resistance loom as votes approach.

John D. Long Long Eugene N. Foss Samuel J. Elder Brackett A. G. Weeks Fall River Republican Party Edward A. Thurston Republican City Committee Massachusetts Theodore Roosevelt

Protone weight gain claims and political income tax views

A reader touts Protone claiming 30 pounds gained in 30 days and free samples from Detroit company, while other items quote numerous politicians and officials debating a constitutional income tax amendment, with opinions from Shaw Frothingham Hardy Worden Lombard Weeks Thurston Holt Atwood Cox and James. The mix shows sensational health claims beside policy debate in Massachusetts.

Protests Against Uniform Color on L Streetcars

An indignant reader argues the Boston elevated line should not repaint all surface cars a single color. The writer says varied colors helped riders identify cars and navigate transfers, and cites inconvenience from abolishing free transfer stations.

Greater Boston

Fear Mrs. MacBride Not Survive

The condition of Mrs. Marion A. MacBride confined to her Arlington Heights home for a year and a half has worsened. She is in constant pain without opiates and her doctor believes she has only weeks to live. She has suffered several shocks affecting her right side and speech, attended by her son and his family.

Marion A. MacBride

France Forms New Cabinet After Conference

Aristide Briand forms a new French ministry announcing key appointments to the President and outlining plans to complete the Clemenceau cabinet’s work. Briand resists radical pressure and plans future war and navy appointments while reshaping finance and undersecretaries to support Republican policies.

Paris Aristide Briand Fallieres M. Briand M. Barthou M. Pichon Georges Coch General Brun Boue de la Payere Posts and Telegraphs M. Simyan Finance Rene Renault M. Dujardin Beaumetz Public Instruction Beaux Arts Clemenceau M. Caillaux

Log of John Paul Jones Ranger Found in Ships Effects

In Laconia New Hampshire on July 23 executors report discovery of the Ranger log once owned by Erastus P. Jewell. The document valued at several thousand dollars records engagements and a Boston Harbor entry showing waterfront place names in use long ago including distance bearings and the prize ship Halder ness at Long wharf.

Laconia N. H John Paul Jones Ranger Erastus P. Jewell Jewell Cornhill Boston Boston Harbor Continental Ship of War Ranger Long Wharf Bunker Hill N. N Castle Island Noddle Island

Drowning of Daisy Brace in St. Clair River Tragic Rescue Attempt

Daisy Brace, a Salvation Army lassie from Boston Corps No. 2, died trying to save her sister Ensign Bertha Brace in the St. Clair River at Sarnia Ontario. Mrs. Brace has received word that Daisy's body is recovered. Funeral services will be held at Boston Corps No. 2 and the People's Palace.

R. K. Brace Daisy Brace Salvation Army St. Clair River Canada Ensign Bertha Boston Ontario Sarnia Boston Corps No. 2 Washington Street People’s Palace

How to Bake Beans and Achieve Digestible Perfection

A detailed guide extols selecting Michigan beans by hand for uniform size and quality. It claims home methods fail due to lack of live steam and superheated 245 degree heat, advocating canning to ensure even heat, plus making tomato sauce from vine-ripened tomatoes for full flavor.

Van Camp's Beans Promote Value and Nutrition

An advertisement urges readers to choose Van Camp's beans over meat, touting 84 percent nutriment and greater food value at about a third the cost. It emphasizes serving beans at least three times weekly and positions the product as Nature's choicest food from a company established in 1861.

Protone Company Protone Bldg Detroit Mich van Camp

Keliher Weighs Mayoral Bid Amid Ninth District Support

Washington July 23 Congressman John A. Keliher considers a Boston mayoralty run. Known as a strong stump speaker, he has four terms in Congress and friendly ties to Boss Donovan. He may trade continued Ninth District influence for the mayor’s chair if the move gains solid support.

Washington John A. Keliher Pennsylvania Avenue Keliher Ninth Jim Donovan Donovan Boston Martin Lomasney Congress

Frohman Plans New Repertoire Theatres In Key Cities

Charles Frohman returns to New York after months abroad with a trunk of new plays and plans a chain of repertoire theatres in five or six major cities each with its own company. He will tour London Paris Vienna and Berlin in November to supervise productions and expects Rostand Shaw Bernstein to join American season. He will stage Rostand's Chanticleer in New York in February with Paris manager Henry Hertz and actor Jean Coquelin, translated by Rostand's son. Charles B. Dillingham also sails back aboard the Lusitania.

New York Charles Frohman Atlantic London Paris Vienna Berlin Mr. Frohman Augustus Thomas Tarkington and Wilson Paul Armstrong George Ade William Gillette Winchell Smith Paul Potter Ramsay Morris Ride Johnson Young Thomas Buchanan William Collier George Hobart Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Bernard Shaw Henry Bernstein America Rostand Henry Hertz Porte St. Martin Theatre Jean Coquelin Edmond Rostand Chanticleer

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Equitable Plan George James F. Shaw Essex Louis A. Frothingham Frank O. Hardy Fitchburg Springfield Frederick G. Worden Paul I. Lombard Republican City Comittee Harry R. Holt Taunton Frederick M. Atwood Louis 8. Cox Lawrence J. Frank James The Protone Co Detroit, Mich Neme L” Color France Briand Ery M. Doumer WAR and Navy Paul Jones Lassie Michigan van Camp Packing Company Indianapolis, Indiana Kelcher E. J. Donovan Lomasney Frohman Repertoire Theatres Washburn Crosby's Shepard Lenox Elliot F. Shepard William H. Vanderbilt Elm Court William DB. Sloane Newport Hamilton McK. Twombley Parkman Suffolk County Young Men's Christian Union George F. Parkman Senal Philip Verrill Mighels
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