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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
6
New York March 5 Judge Hand in Federal Court granted an injunction preventing Collector William Loeb Jr from dumping 2217 packages of tea into New York harbor. The tea, condemned as impure and unwholesome, was to be part of a protest event called the Tea party. The injunction was sought by importers.
The Cook County Democracy of Chicago marched to the White House portico led by a band. In a bid for an appropriate college air, the group played the Yale Boola song during the afternoon march toward the White House.
Intimate friends of William J. Bryan in Lincoln say his Washington remark on tenure of office implies no intention to serve as Secretary of State only temporarily. They believe he meant no policy had yet been decided on removing Taft appointees.
In St Johns on March 5 Governor Walter Davidson announced Newfoundlanders would participate in the British empire naval defence and that negotiations with the Imperial Cabinet are underway. He also signaled the removal of duties on tea sugar and salted meats, reducing annual taxation by about 400,000 dollars, the largest single cut in the colony’s history.
Former Speaker Joseph G. Cannon paid respects to Woodrow Wilson in the White House today. He greeted the new cabinet members, calling the president a man newly born and saying he would continue to see the new administration.
Departments plan farewell for the men who have died and reference the retiring cabinet members as part of the tribute.
Washington March 5 The president will sit in a chair once used by Theodore Roosevelt in his private office for a few days. The chair Taft used was sent to New Haven and a replica ordered for Wilson has not arrived yet. The Roosevelt chair is old but serviceable.
President Wilson renominated Edgar E. Clark of Iowa to the Interstate Commerce Commission after Clark’s prior Taft era reappointment failed to win Senate confirmation. John H. Marble of California was named to replace Franklin K. Lane who moves to the Interior Department.
The homes page will showcase making beautiful flowers from ribbons using baskets for fancy work and ideas for using scraps of cretonne along with many other features.
Two Gloucester fishing schooners popular at I wharf have been sold. The Electric Flash sails today to Grand Bank Newfoundland for its first voyage as a British vessel after being sold to Newfoundland interests. The Ellen C. Burke heads to the Gulf of Mexico to join the red snapper fishery.
The Folsom will case in Norfolk Superior Court Dedham went to a jury yesterday after nearly two weeks of proceedings. The crowded courtroom saw full attendance from spectators and local bar members. Attorneys argued the case while Judge McLaughlin delivered the charge, with the jury deliberating into the evening.
A Cambridge reader questions a Boston correspondent Enrico Imoville calling himself an American citizen. The writer, a colonial by birth and 12 years US resident, objects to the term American and asserts loyalty to his land of birth, asking for fair play.
Riker Jaynes Drug Stores authorized to sell Kosine treatment for epilepsy with a one dollar fifty cent bottle price. If not satisfied, money refunded. A free Epilepsy diet booklet is provided by The Kosine Co Washington DC.
Damp weather triggers rheumatic pain from uric acid crystals. Attacks bring headache backache dizziness and urinary disturbances signaling stressed kidneys. Dean's Kidney Pills quickly help sick kidneys recommended by Boston people.
Mrs J Weldon of 56 High Street Woburn Boston reports kidney trouble back pain and swelling in feet and ankles. After trying many remedies without relief she used Dean's Kidney Pills and recovered quickly per her Boston proof statement.
A physician lists catarrh symptoms including offensive breath sneezing nasal discharge and coughing. The ad promotes HYOMEI as a guaranteed treatment and notes a complete outfit costs $1.00 with extra bottles 50 cents, available from druggists.
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