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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1914

Page

9

President Wins First Test on Canal Tolls

The passage describes a pivotal House scene as President wins an initial test on canal tolls with Representative Underwood delivering a floor address, marking a moment not seen since the Cannon rules clash years earlier. The drama signals partisan tension over tariff and toll policy in the Capitol.

Underwood

Creation photo drama at Boston Theatre Sunday

Pastor Russell presents a seven hour Bible photo drama in three colored sections at Boston Theatre on Sunday March 29. Showtimes are 10 am Part 3 3 pm Part 1 7 30 pm Part 2. Free to all with special Sunday school party arrangements and free souvenirs in the morning.

Pastor Russell Boston Theatre Penn First Baptist Church Commonwealth Aye Clarendon St Austen Kennedy de Biols Commonwealth Ave Frederick I. Heath Scenic Temple Warren Avenue Berkeley Street Heath God Dr. Johnson Robert Lister Isabel Melville Pilgrim Guy Mitchell Congregational North Congregational Church Massachusetts Avenue Roseland Street Cambridge Vincent Ravi Evelyn Blair Edith Castle John Daniels Willard Filut W. Bancroft Sadie OLD South Church George A. Gordon John Edgar Park West Newton Hope Chapel Shawmut Street Church Pleasant Streets Bible School Willis H. Butler Will Perach Shawmut People's Temple Columbus Ave Berkeley St A. H. Nazarian Christ Boston First Methodist Episcopal Church Temple Street State House Frank W. Collier Presbyterian First Presbyterian Church Columbus Avenue W. M. Tufts Mr. Shriver Home Mission Board Ripley Chorus First Reformed Presbyterian Church Ferdinand and Isabella Sts W. J. McKnight Universalist Second Society OF Universalists Wesleyan Hall Boylston Street Stephen Herbert Roblin D. D Parker Stainer Scott Jesus Gounod F. W. Hamilton Roxbury Universalist Church Buena Vista Street Roxbury James Harry Holden R. Franz Reissmann Mr. Holden Lotus Swedenborgian Church OF the New Jerusalem Bowdoin St Hay William F. Wunsch International Bible Students’ Association Steinert Hall Boylston St T. E. Barker Dr. Slattery Ulster Asquith Winston Churchill Common Cause Franklin Union Hall Thomas H. Dowd NEW Thought Forum Socialist Forum Anna Maley NEW Thought Church (Inc Richards Hall Huntington Chambers Emma C. Poore Catharine Thompson First New Thought Society Peoples Forum Franklin Paris Williams First Bible Spiritual Church Odd Ladies’ Hall Tremont Street F. A. Wiggin Frank H. Roscoe Connett H. ©. Noyes Annie Dwight Hall Tremont St Dixon Mme Anna Whitsier First Science Bible Spiritual Church (Inc Washington Hall Rebecca G. Treadwell Minnie Burnham Littlefield Morse Erickson Gale Cambridge Halk G. W. Nutter M. B. Hoyt Unity Church Huntington Avenue Gainsboro Street Frederick A. Wiggin Harvey Redding Hall Co-Operative Spiritual Society

Adventist Evangelist to Speak at Tremont Temple

The Adventist Seventh day plans a 3 PM sermon in Tremont Temple Chipman Hall by Evangelist A. E. Sanderson on A Wonderful Prophecy and Its Remarkable Fulfillment in Our Day with charts and drawings. All seats are free and open to all.

Tremont Temple Chipman Hall A. E. Sanderson Advent Christian Church Warren Street C. D. Farnham D. D

Democrats Rally Against Rule Amendment Vote Split

After three hours of debate, rank and file Democrats voted 199 to oppose the rule amendment, while 55 sided with party leaders and joined the minority in opposition, as colleagues urged choosing the President's column.

Repeal Bill Debate Delays Vote in House Amid High Drama

The House pressed toward a repeal bill with debate running long and a tense roll call. Democratic leaders faced splits as Speaker Clark opposed the rule, Underwood urged support for party platform, and the tally showed a conservative tilt with several Republicans aligning with administration aims. Senate voices echoed the clash as Orrin Owen and O'Gorman pressed for coastwise exemptions in canal tolls.

Clark Representative Underwood Representative Fitzgerald Henry Adamson Interstate and Foreign Committee Palmer Pennsylvania Hardwick Georgia Sherley Kentucky House Senate Owen Congress James O’gorman Gallinger Lewis American Congress Underwood Representative Campbell Mr. Underwood United States Representative Hardwick Alabama Jefferson Missouri Woodrow Wilson Tive Murdock Steenerson Stevens Minnesota Aiken Brockton Broussard Bruckner Caraway Carew Conry Dale Deitrick Difenderfer Donohoe Dooling Doremus Driscoll Dupre Eagan Elder Finley Fitzgerald Gorman Goulden Graham Illinois Griffin Harrison Helm Igo Jones Kindel Kirkpatrick Lee L'Engle Logue McAndrews McDermott Mahon Maher Mitchell Morgan Louisiana Murray Massachusetts Oklahoma O'Leary O’shaunessy Patten New York Phelan Ragsdale Baker Sherwood Stone Taylor Arkansas Taylor Colorado Thomas Williams Wingo

Debate on Rule Restricts 20-Hour Panama Toll Bill Debate

The House resumes the Panama tolls fight with a 20 hour rule on debate for the coastwise ships exemption repeal. Henry moves to force a vote after 55 minutes. Speaker Clark denounces cloture as the chamber fills, with Sherwood leading a call to dismantle canal fortifications and neutralize the tolls issue.

Washington Panama Simg Henry Clark Sherwood Ohio Eterred

Rheumasalts Quick Relief Laxative Drug Ad

An advertisement promotes Rheumasalts as a scientifically blended carbonated lithia laxative. It claims fast relief from constipation without griping, suitable for infants and adults, and positions it as safer than drug-forming pills, with no phenacetine caffeine acetanilid or calomel. It notes pricing of 25¢ 50¢ and $1.00 bottles.

Medal for Dr. H. Rice of Boston

The Royal Geographical Society awarded the King's gold medal to Dr. Hamilton Rice of Boston Massachusetts for exploration of South America Brazil covering nearly 100000 square miles. The ill fated journey ended at Manaus after facing starvation disease and mutiny with machete travel and deadly swordfish attacks.

London Royal Geographical Society Hamilton Rice Boston Mass South America Brazil Manaus Amazon River

Dr Rice Explores Colombia From London to Bogota

In December 1911 Dr. Rice left London for Barranquilla at the Magdalena River mouth and reached Bogota 2% days later. With supplies procured, he and his party advanced toward San Martin, 100 miles south of Bogota, and for 21 months explored southwest Colombia and northwest.

Dr. Rice London Barranquilla Magdalena River Bogota Columbia

Water meter readers injured in Worcester gas explosion

Cornelius O Leary aged 40 and Albert Flynn aged 21, water meter readers, were severely burned in a gas explosion in a Grove street manhole in front of the American Wire Mills north works. They were taken to City Hospital and may lose their sight.

Worcester Cornelius O'Leary Albert Flynn City Hospital Grove Street North Works American Wire Mills

Milk price clash threatens Boston milk supply

New England Milk Producers' Association directors warned of a major milk shortage in Boston and other New England cities if farmers do not get summer milk price set at 8 3/4 cents per eight and a half quart can. Farmers warn cows may be butchered or pulled from dairy farming to stay profitable.

Boston New England New England Milk Producers’ Association New American

George A. Sweeney Dies at 62 in Bath Basin Career

George A. Sweeney, a prominent basin man and politician from Battleboro, died today at age 62 after several months of illness. He was active in local affairs and public service. The obituary notes his political and civic contributions in the community.

Attleboro George A. Sweeney

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