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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1913
Page
5
In Washington on June 6 the Senate finance sub committee led by Senator Johnson of Maine discussed the Underwood tariff bill paper schedule. It is reported that a retaliatory duty on print paper valued at no more than 2 1/2 cents a pound is being seriously considered.
Subcommittee debates countervailing duties on paper and print paper. John Norris from the American Newspaper Publishers Association reiterates opposition. Underwood bill proposes retaliatory duties on higher grade papers valued over 2 1/2 cents per pound, with print paper on the free list unless amended to impose duties for export charges by any country.
Announcement that all stock of Jos. R. Munter at 1439 Broadway New York is purchased for sale in a Boston store. Goods cover first to fourth floors including exclusive Society Brand clothing, gloves, underwear, shirts, suits, overcoats, hats, and accessories with some items arriving to display Saturday morning.
The Hamburg American liner Cincinnati will depart Boston today carrying Mr and Mrs Daniel J Holland the first bride and groom on its first trip from the port. Mrs Holland nee Katherine Kelley of Roxbury is known in Dorchester society. They wed at Mission Church last Wednesday. Honeymoon spans Germany France Italy Switzerland England and Ireland ending with a August return to the United States and a Brighton home on the 27th.
The article reports Norris arguing against countervailing duties and warning Canada could yield on restrictions if faced with retaliatory measures. He cites reduced U S mill output, a plan for five day weeks, and past paper panics. He notes Canada controls pulpwood and that tobacco tax amendments may not be accepted by the finance committee.
A carburettor explosion in a Pierce automobile owned by M. E. and Laura I F Pierce on Mt. Vernon Street caused a false alarm and a brisk response by fire crews in front of the State House yesterday. No serious damage. car towed back to the garage after extinguishment.
Upon their return from a six week honeymoon the couple were greeted at the train by friends who escorted them to 42 Marshall Street Somerville where a linen shower was given. A reception followed a short tour through the White Mountains Niagara Falls New York and Washington.
Mrs Miranda Clark Cooke of Hartford was granted a divorce from Jere Knode Cooke of New York City at a special Superior Court session. The couple eloped in 1907 with Floretta Whaley. they married February 8, 1898, in Hartford. Mrs Cooke may resume her maiden name.
The Business Women's Club at 144 Bowdoin Street debated admitting women physicians and nurses. Mrs. Woods opposed allowing physicians to join while Miss Grady defended inclusion. a minority report was withdrawn. Settlement workers were ultimately deemed eligible, leaving the larger question unresolved amid a tense meeting with about 60 attendees.
In Natick on June 6 burglars entered Edward A Shaw Natick High School principal home and took about 40 dollars the day’s lunch proceeds. It appears valuables were left untouched suggesting the burglars were frightened away.
A vintage ad touts TIZ for corns bunions and callouses claiming instant relief and a free trial, with testimonials and a warning about counterfeit versions. It promotes 25 cents per box retail and a money back guarantee, directing readers to Walter Luther idge & Co in Chicago.
Dorchester marks its 283d anniversary with Dorchester Day festivities from 9 AM to midnight. A varied program offers entertainment for all ages and social groups across the district.
Dorchester Day launches with a cadet parade at Franklin Field and a full day of events led by Mayor Fitzgerald. Activities include speedway driving, club gatherings, sideshow acts, fireworks, concerts, and numerous exhibitions across Dorchester with thousands expected to attend.
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