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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1913
Page
6
Massachusetts Democrats and national figures push back as Brandeis's cabinet role hangs in balance. Delegates report opposition from Bryan La Follette and Morganthau while Brandeis privately questions the charges and supporters vow to press the fight. Massachusetts regiments join the inaugural parade alongside large militia contingents.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a rapid, harmless cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims the remedy neutralizes stomach distress within moments, reducing sourness gas and discomfort and urging readers to keep a fifty cent bottle on hand.
Washington. D C February 12 1913. Mrs Harry O Jarboe reports severe childhood eczema on hands and fingers improved by Resinol Ointment and Soap after other treatments failed. She offers to answer inquiries and invites trials by writing to Resinol Dept 28 T Baltimore Md.
Governor Foss says he did not oppose Brandeis becoming Secretary of Commerce and Labor. He prepares to attend the Washington inauguration as Lieutenant Governor Walsh acts in his absence. Democratic leaders expressed surprise at the turn, while Hamlin praised Brandeis’s qualifications.
A Washington DC based Orrine home treatment claims to aid families troubled by alcohol abuse. The ad promises a refund if ineffective, offers a free booklet, and notes the product is sold for one dollar per box through Riker Jaynes Drug Stores.
A Palm Beach telegram from Mayor John F. Fitzgerald argues that President-elect Wilson should name Democrats to his Cabinet, and criticizes Governor Foss for appointing non Democrats. Fitzgerald says Massachusetts should be represented by a Democrat and questions Brandeis in the Cabinet. He adds that Brandeis is capable but Democrats exist who can serve.
Clarence W. Barron, fresh from Washington, tells the Post that President elect Wilson has likely worked hardest to forge a cabinet of integrity and loyalty to truth and justice for all people, more than any prior administration.
In New York, Barron reports broad endorsement for William J. Bryan in the Cabinet and praise for James C. McReynolds as Attorney General and William G. McAdoo as Secretary of the Treasury. He commends Port Director William F. Fitzgerald for rallying the Democrats against Brandeis.
A column rails at Louis D Brandeis alleging years of self serving conduct and conflicts with the United Shoe Machinery Company. It claims he pressed a quack rail management theory to boost rail profits and advised secretive rebates harming New England manufacturers.
A sudden squall hits Paris as pedestrians struggle against snow covered streets and drivers face near collisions. Bells of warning come too late as a black cloud moves in from the west, bending trees before the gusts snap back the drifting snow.
National Committeeman Dr. John W. Coughlin denies any role in the protest against Louis D. Brandeis joining Woodrow Wilsons cabinet. He says he has made no suggestions and will not speak unless asked. Massachusetts figures show mixed views amid presumed financial influence against Brandeis. Miss Margaret Foley leads Massachusetts suffragists arriving for tomorrow’s parade.
In Malden, two inbound surface cars collided during a snow squall yesterday around 4:30 PM at Salem Street near Sprague Street. Several passengers were aboard but no injuries were reported. The motorman on the following car barely stopped in time after failing to see the lead car until a few feet away.
In Buffalo on March 2 a severe winter storm produced 78 mph winds and 10 degrees above zero. A rear-end collision of Nickel Plate freight trains killed Edward O. Hansen of Pullman Illinois who was trapped in wreckage and burned.
A man in charge of delivery of five new cars to the Lackawanna railroad saw his train trapped by snowdrifts. Two laborers clearing snow from switches were struck and killed by trains.
Mrs. Mills reportedly lost 43500 in Evanston after a dinner trip to Chicago. A smaller purse containing 1950 was found later, while the large handbag and remaining funds disappeared. Doctors say she suffers brain concussion and may not survive. police weigh a blow to head rather than a fall.
Mrs Mary Murray a Jamaica Plain resident for almost six decades and longtime St Thomas Church parishioner died at 1138 Carolina Avenue She is survived by her husband and three children two of whom work at the Consolidated Gas Company on Keyes Street Jamaica Plain
West Point cadets will depart from New York for Washington tomorrow after a week of drilling. The battalion will march in the inaugural parade under the supervision of Lieutenant Colonel Frederick W. Sladen, with two special trains arranged for transport.
Mor ris C. Foye of the city's police commission resigns his post to Governor Felker. The vacancy will be filled by a Democrat, making the board Democratic for the first time in 16 years since its creation.
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