Inadequate Guards Over Infected Beef Debate Continues
Massachusetts officials clash over meat from diseased cattle with State Board of Health urging stricter local inspection and Attorney General opinion to define the law. Governor Draper defends current policies as Emerson presses for a decisive ruling and meat sales halt.
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State Board of Health
Draper
Executive Department
Boston
State House
United States
Massachusetts
Emerson
Malone
Board of Health
Thomas J. Fay
Ward
Richard Cabot
Auction List of Cheeses and Bread Prices
A list shows multiple cheese varieties and prices including Dutch Gouda Edams Stilton and Roquefort plus Italian Parmesan Sap Sago and Camembert. Also mentions Port du Salut bread loaves and graded Parme and Brie items with assorted prices per unit or per weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zuyder Zee
Emmenthal
Sap Sago
Camembert
Port du Salut
Boston Stewards Back Post Fight for Healthy Beef
The Boston Branch of the International Stewards Association passed resolutions praising the Boston Post for exposing condemned cattle disease practices in slaughtering and marketing meat. They urge no quarter for sellers risking human life by distributing infected beef and commend the editors for their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
International Stewards’ Association
Boston Post
Boston school panel calls for open air schools and strict TB checks
The Boston school committee released a lengthy report from its TB inquiry. It cites contagion sources including food and cites international studies showing high TB prevalence among children. Prominent figures and lawmakers debated reforms and suffrage amid broader political remarks.
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Boston School Committee
Lowman
Cleveland
Roux
Jasserand
Paris
New York
Williams
Floyd and Bowditch
Boston Consumptives Hospital
Philip
Edinborough
Speaker Fitzgerald Yields and Refuses in House Exchange
The exchange centers on Mr. Fitzgerald’s handling of a demand to yield. Mr. Clark presses for уступ to his claim, while Fitzgerald resists threats and insists on not being scared off. The dispute ends with Fitzgerald yielding to the Missouri representative in one moment, then retracting and asserting independence.
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Fitzgerald
Clark
Pap
Senate
Mr. Fitzgerald
Mr. Clark
Seasonal Men’s Wear Push From City Store
The store highlights lighter weight underwear from $1.00 to $4.00 and a strong selection of medium weight two-piece and union suits. Topcoats see price drops from $15 to $10 with many grades in coverts and worsteds, plus raincoats gaining popularity due to a new Service model with a buttoned chin closure.
Austria Serbia Crisis Threatens War
Private advices from Vienna describe a gravely tense Austria Serbia stand off. An ultimatum to Belgrade with a tight reply window may trigger war by week’s end if responses fail to satisfy Austrian demands.
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Berlin
Vienna
Austria
Servia
Belgrade
Taft Tariff Message Likely Delayed by House Chaos
Washington March 15 doubt was expressed at the White House that President Taft’s tariff message would reach Congress tomorrow even if ready. Insurgent and Democratic gains have left the House in disarray, delaying communications from the White House for several days.
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Washington
White House
Taft
Congress
House
Columbia Crew Tries New Hudson Course
The Columbia varsity crew opened 1909 practice and tested a new training course laid out on the Hudson River. Coaches and crew expressed enthusiasm about the fresh route.
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Columbia
New York
Hudson River
Dorchester Man Dies From Heart Disease On Columbus Avenue
Alfred A. Fleming aged 76 of 10 Hamlet Street Dorchester collapsed on Columbus Avenue last night from heart disease and died almost instantly.
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Alfred A. Fleming
Hamlet Street
Dorchester
Columbus Avenue
Local bout in Wilkes Barre ends without decision
Joe Burke and Bert O'Donnell, both Wilkes Barre natives, fought six fast rounds tonight before the Peerless A. C. Burke showed a shade the best of the bout though no decision was rendered.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Joe Burke
Bert O'Donnell
Burke
Woman Suffrage Rally Calls for Regeneration of Politics
Rev. Charles F. Aked at Tremont Temple urged enfranchisement of women as a cure for city misgovernment and graft, calling politics a dirty trade and demanding a new conscience and life in democracy.
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Aked
Anna Shaw
The
Equal Suffrage League
Charles G. Ames
Edwin D.D. Mead
George F. Lowell
Alice Stone Blackwell
Rockefeller
Charles F. Aked
Tremont Temple
Guardian for Nash Named in Guardianship Proceedings
Willard G. Nash whose drain pipe and cement business was once the country’s largest is named in guardianship proceedings filed yesterday alleging overindulgence in intoxicants and wasteful use of his fortune.
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Willard G. Nash
Nash Brothers File Guardian Petition in Probate Court
A younger brother Ralph-HH Nash a carpenter at Walworth Manufacturing South Boston plant filed guardianship proceedings through attorney Charles H Stebbins in the Exchange Building. Two other Nash brothers Howard D Nash and Frederick Nash both lawyers join in the petition led by Ralph Nash urging the Probate Court to appoint a guardian. The filing lists Nash as the owner and mentions the involvement of the former Assistant Attorney General Nash.
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Ralph —_ HH. Nash
South Bostom
Walworth Manufacturing Company
Charles H. Stebbins
Exchange
Howard D. Nash
Winchester
Frederick @. Nash
Nash
F. Mea
Ouse
Wealthy Nash Brother Initiates Bankruptcy Proceedings
The article notes W. G. Nash reputedly worth several hundred thousand dollars and living in upscale Back Bay quarters, while his younger brother, the petitioner, resided in a South Boston tenement above a grocery at 31 C Street. The petitioner’s address is listed as 52 Bailey Street Ashmont, with attorney Stebbins stating he now represents the petitioner though formerly Nash’s counsel. Nash’s name remains on the Charlestown yard and buildings at 60 Cambridge Street and the State Street office.
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Willard G. Nash
C Street
Boston
A. M. Mattice
Walworth Manufacturing Company
Bailey Street
Ashmont
Stebbins
W. G. Nash
Post
Cambridge Street
Charlestown
State Street
Brown's Bronchial Troches Sold in Boxes for Coughs
The genuine Brown's Bronchial Troches are sold only in boxes and are touted as wonderfully effective for coughs and throat troubles.
Palermo police arrest suspect in Petrosini murder
Police in Palermo say they may have the killer of Lieutenant Petrosini. They arrested a 25 year old Palermo resident named Iazziotto who reportedly returned from America with Petrosini.
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Rome
Palermo
Petrosini
Ia‘azzotto
America
Palazzotto Places Alibi at Palermo Saloons
Palazzotto confirms he was in Palermo saloons until 11 p.m. the night of Petrosini's murder, but police provide no information and other details about the arrested man emerge.
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Palazzotto
Petrosini
Palermo
Dorando Dominates Hayes In Marathon Finish
Dorando and Hayes faced off before 10,000 spectators as Dorando led at multiple miles and finished well ahead after a dramatic late sprint. Dorando’s 17 mile split set a new American distance record, with cheers from his countrymen pervading the arena.
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Dorando
Hayes
Ijlayes
America
Japan reduces Frisco consulship in California
Japan lowers its San Francisco office from consul general to consul, a move confirmed by the State Department. Matsuse Nagai had been recognized as consul for Japan in San Francisco, with the change reported today by Frederick C. Stratton, collector of the port.
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San Francisco
Japan
California
State Department
Frederick C. Stratton
Matsuse Nagai
Wealthy Englishman wills heart to be pierced after death
Howard Gilliat of Duluth died December 3 1906 and left a will filed for probate demanding a physician pierce his heart with a sharp instrument to prevent burial alive. He was valued at $1 200 000.
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Duluth
Minn
Howard Gilliat
Gilliat
Back Bay Street Graft Claims Revealed in City Report
Street Commissioner Gallivan charges waste and land graft in the Back Bay development of 1896 to 1878. The Finance Commission report alleges one million dollars wasted on street layouts and marsh land development. Prominent city figures including Joseph Moors William Lincoln and others are named as beneficiaries in land deals.
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Back Bay
Board of Street Commissioners
Common Council
Finance Commission
Metcalf & Eddy
Crocker
James Smythe
Harding
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Gallivan
Joseph B. Moors
William J. Lincoln
Chamber of Commerce
Economic Club
Washington B. Thomas
Moses Williams
John H. Storer
Francis Peabody, Jr
Leland Hall at Steinert Hall Recital Program
Leland Hall presents a piano recital in Steinert Hall on Thursday afternoon March 25 featuring works by Beethoven Poldini Mendelssohn Chopin Cesar Franck Brahms and Debussy in a varied program.
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Leland Hall
Steinert Hall
Beethoven
Poldini
Mendelssohn
Chopin
Cesar Franck
Brahms
Debussy
Amex League Team Defeats Daniel Low & Co in Trio
In Salem on March 15 a picked American Express League of Boston squad defeated Daniel Low & Co. across three straight games. The winners totaled 1401 points while the losers scored 1334.
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Salem
American Express League of
Boston
Daniel Low & Co
Elwes to Give Song Recital at Steinert Hall
English tenor Gervase Elwes, now in the United States for several oratorio engagements, will present a song recital at Steinert Hall on Saturday afternoon March 27. He is highly regarded in Britain for his singing.
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Gervase Elwes
England
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Cambridge
Mass
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My Clothier
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Philip McGee
Gardner
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Committee On Rules
Cannon
John Sharp Williams
Mr. Aked
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Saxony
Russia
Great Britain
Amerca
Speaker Cannon
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Guardian
Franklin F. Wentworth
Fey. Lviss
Anna Shale
Frisco
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Fort Hill
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