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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1911

Page

5

Stormy Parliament Session in Asquith Era Ends in Adjournment

The House faced violent clashes as opposition and ministerialists clashed over the veto bill. Asquith struggled to speak amid cries of traitor and redmond, with the speaker interrupting to restore order. The scene showed a nation divided, signaling a potential Conservative split and a peaceful route favored by many leaders.

Asquith Redmond Lowther Hdward Henry Carson Dublin University

King Uses Influence To Seek Lords Bill Settlement

The King summons the prime minister and later Lord Lansdowne and Mr. Balfour to the palace as he uses influence to secure a settlement. A week may pass before the veto bill is raised again in the House of Commons while Asquith negotiates with Unionist leaders for guarantees the Lords will accept it.

Mons Edward Lord Lansdowne Redmond A. J. Balfour Home Secretary Winston Spencer Churchill Balfour House of Lords Smith F. E. Smith Duke of Marlborough Duke of Bedford Duke of Somerset Marquis of Salisbury Earl of Selborne Joseph Chamberlain Austen Mr. Balfour Viscount Curzon Baron Middleton Lord Cromer Duke of Devonshire Duke of Portland Duke of Richmond Baron Rothschild Baron Revel House of Commons Asquith Edward Grey Mr. Smith John Redmond Mr. Redmond

Backache Remedy Testimonial From Kentucky Woman

Mrs Woodall of Morton's Gap Kentucky describes two years of backache linked to female disorders. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills she reports full recovery and urges others to try the remedy. The ad promises genuine testimonials and root-cause relief for backache.

Morton’s Gap Kentucky Lydia E. Pinkham Clniz Woodall

Jewelry Ad Promises Style With Wilson Bros Seollay Square

The notice promotes wearing gew gaws like a watch, chain, charm and ring from Wilson's store. It claims true pleasures come from their emblem charms and socket and chain, offering a surprise for a sweetheart and a treat for the buyer. Wilson Bros Seollay Square jewellers sells at low prices, next to the Big Teakettle, open evenings.

Wilson’s Wilson Bros Seollay Sq. Jewellers

Debate Over Referendum Machinery in Finance Bill Clash

In a heated exchange the premier defended the bill’s referendum machinery as tested by two elections. He criticized Lords amendments to form a committee, calling it a junta, and warned that a Unionist majority could nullify public opinion. Assquth argued the amendments reject the bill and vowed to use peers to push passage.

House of Commons Lords

Reception for triplets in Pittsfield

A public reception was held in Pittsfield today for the Fourth of July triplets of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Livingston. Visitors left baby clothes including bootees, flannel coats and tiny dresses.

Pittsfield George C. Livingston

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Churchill Unionist Party Earl of Halsbury Stoke Baron Desborough Goschen St. Aldwyn United Support Charmer Bill Legg Ford G. Long Zane Mr. Assquith William IV Boston Henry Siegel Co Callahan & Morrissy New England Women’s New York
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