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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1909

Page

1

Opinion on Infected Beef Question From Moorfield Storey

In a March 1909 Boston memorandum Storey Thorndike Palmer & Thayer conclude that under Massachusetts law no state official or private party may sell beef from cattle condemned for tuberculosis by state order. Slaughtered diseased animals cannot be sold. only if later postmortem shows health could the carcass be sold. The legislature must change any broader policy.

Massachusetts Board of Cattle Commissioners Cattle Bureau State Board of Agriculture Board of Commissioners Commonwealth State Board of Health Boards of Health of Boards of Health Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Thayer Moorfield Storey

Roosevelt Sail Today in Africa Invasion Plan

New York March 22 Ex president Theodore Roosevelt visited the city kissing his nurse Mrs Mary Ledwith goodbye before sailing for Africa. He arrived with his children Ethel and Kermit in a limousine to 334 East Thirty second Street tenement where the farewell emack was given.

New York Roosevelt Africa Mary Ledwith East Thirty-second Street Ethel Kermit

Roosevelt Bids Farewell In Swift Dash To Nurse Mary Ledwith

The Roosevelt figure bursts from a departing car and races up stairs to greet nurse Mary Ledwith, the longtime caretaker of his children. He reassures her and shares a quick, affectionate goodbye before driving off amid cheers. Later at the Outlook offices he meets Dr. Lyman Abbott and other prominent editors including James R. Garfield, Robert J. Collier, and Albert Shaw.

Mr. Roosevelt Mary Ledwith Roosevelt Africa Mary Hunter The Outlook Lyman Abbott Sanctum Secretary of the Interior James R. Garfield Robert J. Collier Collier Editors Albert Shaw Review of Reviews

Senate temperance bill favors diluted alcohol ruling

The committee on temperance at the Maine Senate session reports Milliken bill favorably allowing beverages with one percent alcohol to be deemed constitutional.

Augusta Committee On Temperance Senate

Draper Promises Strict Meat Law Enforcement in Mass

Governor Draper told a Post reporter that the attorney-general will answer Mr. Parker’s opinion and, once his reply is received, he will comment. He pledged to enforce Massachusetts meat laws to the letter and to act to ensure all food products sold are healthy and safe. EBEN S. DRAPER.

Draper Post Parker the Commonwealth Massachusetts

Stolen Boy Returned to Parents After Disguise

A boy who was stolen was recovered and sent back to his parents. The child wore auto goggles and met a parent in a hotel as the case unfolded, with authorities confirming the safe return.

Mother urged terms with kidnappers in Willie Whitla case

Mrs. James Whitla, praised by neighbors, urged making all terms with the abductors and ignoring police. Willie Whitla, kidnapped from Sharon Penn last Thursday, was recovered in Cleveland tonight after a $10,000 payment to a woman in a West End candy store. The boy was returned to his father at the Holllanden Hotel.

James Whitla Willie Whitla Cleveland, O Sharon Penn Hollenden Whitla West End

Kidnapped Boy Says He Was Treated Well

Willie, who was captured and disguised with smoked glasses and a tan cap, reports good health and indoors confinement since his capture. He believes he was taken from Sharon to Warren then Newcastle, Penn, and suspects he was in Ashtabula Saturday night. His father, Mr. Whitla, declined to disclose ransom payment and noted a letter from kidnappers directing a Cleveland East End confectionery store meeting for instructions.

Soch Willie Sharon Warren Newcastle Penn Ashtabula Flatiron Park Whitla East End Cleveland

Kidnapper Suspect Joseph Weiss Detained in Youngstown

Joseph Weiss of Youngstown longtime Idora Amusement Park manager was taken into custody. W. C. Sloss a Sharon school janitor says strong suspicion points to Weiss as the man who kidnapped William Whitla.

Youngstown, CO Joseph Weiss Idora W. C. Sloss Sharon Schoolhouse William Whitla

Weather and Score Snippet From OS-69 and 3A Match

The fragment lists scores for OS-69 versus 3A with Meicsevee 32 25 and Miseveee 49 Go. Weesevens te 20 OD. Miccacces 4 8 and other unreadable lines. It also notes yesterday’s average temperature at 31 12-24 and last year's average 40 21-24. 33

Meicsevee Weesevens

Balloon America Airship Mystery Over California Mountains

A Pasadena ascent by Captain N L Muller and five crew on the balloon America on Saturday ends with no word from the airship. The last sighting shows the 76 000 cubic feet gas bag drifting toward Mt Lowe as a north wind pushes the craft into the Grand Canyon area amid possible crew loss.

Los Angeles America Tournament Park Pasadena N. L. Muller Grand Canyon Mt. Lowe

Desperate Snowstorm Strands Balloon Crew in Sierra Madre

A severe blizzard hits the mountains with Mt. Wilson at four feet snow and Mt. Lowe near two feet. Rescuers from Pasadena organize searches as gas balloon occupants face exposure and possible death after rising above the park. If the craft lands in the desert beyond Sierra Madre ranges there is hope of shelter. otherwise the men face grave danger.

Mt. Wilson Mt. Lowe Pasadena Sierra Madre Mountains Mojave Desert Sierra Madre

Hotel Richmond Basement Fire Scare In Somerville

Somerville firemen were called to the Hotel Richmond on Summer street for a basement blaze in a building used as a tailor shop by Austin Crowell. Residents fled into the street as smoke caused panic. damage was slight.

Somerville Richmond Summer Street Austin Crowell

Jeffries in town favors cautious stance on Johnson meeting

Jeffries appears in good condition but avoids confirming any meeting with Johnson. Red Sox conduct batting and fielding drills at Memphis and plan to face a local team again tomorrow. Bowerman’s Doves beat the Squabs in Augusta, while Chattanooga promoters post a £100,000 purse for an eight round Jeffries Johnson bout at the Mechanics Building. Lung Kuro touted for threat and lung trouble, claimed to cure quickly.

Jeffries Johnson Red Sox Memphis Bowerman’'s Doves Squabs Augusta Chattanooga

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