Hogs in Tariff Debate Sparks Colloquy in Senate
Washington April 30 Senator Tillman ridiculed tariff arguments by likening hog feeding to infant industry protection while Senator McCumber defended tariffs as needed to shield U S labor costs and natural resources. The exchange touched on pulp lumber oil coal iron ore and the feasibility of free imports as a conservation strategy.
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Washington
Tillman
McCumber
Lillman
North Dakota
America
Mr. McCumber
Mr. Tillman
South Carolina
United States
Berry Placed on Probation for Massive Embezzlement Case
Massachusetts records show Charles Berry, charged on 74 counts for embezzling and misappropriating about 300000 of 500000 entrusted to him, placed on probation after District Attorney Hill and Judge Harris cited incompetence and mis management over criminal intent, with restitution a prerequisite.
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Massachusetts
Charles
Berry
Harris
Hill
Boston Voter Listings Begin With Police Patrols
At 7 this morning the annual voter listing in Boston starts, with hopes to employ nearly 1000 patrolmen to gather names. Last year 201,255 men and 11,915 women were listed and verified within five days.
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Boston
Norwich line steamer New Hampshire tows to dock after machinery failure
The Norwich line steamboat New Hampshire carrying 150 passengers bound for Stonington Conn. developed a machinery trouble in the East River and turned back to the nearest dock where two railroad tugs towed her in.
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New York
Norwich Line
New Hampshire
Stonington
Hill Calls Public Worst Employer Says Public Service Fails Future
District Attorney Arthur D. Hill warned Tech students that government work is a poor career choice. He urged against entering public service as a permanent occupation, calling the public the worst employer and predicting an unsatisfactory future for young men.
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Hill
Arthur D. Hill
Tech
Man Granted Probation For Non-Support In Melrose Case
George P. Merrill, 77, appeared in Malden district court with wife of 53 years. Judge Bruce ordered probation until July 10 and mandated $3 weekly support to his wife.
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Melrose
George P. Merrill
Malden District Court
Bruce
Newsboys Meeting Postponed at Keith's Theatre
The newsboys meeting scheduled for this morning at Keith's Theatre has been postponed to a later date as the day was not convenient for many boys.
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Keith's
Amateur Night Awards At Grand Opera House
At the Grand Opera House last evening amateur night awarded prizes for previous shows. First prize went to Mooney and Ryan while John Hartin earned second prize.
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Grand Opera House
Mooney
Ryan
John Hartin
Longworths Lease Cottage Near Tafts for Stork Visit
Beverly April 30 Congressman Nicholas Longworth has leased a 16 room seaside cottage near President Taft’s summer home. Mrs Longworth is expected soon from Washington and Mrs Roosevelt may attend the stork arrival as experts predict a baby in the early summer. The secluded estate features a park view and a water seeing upper chamber boudoir, a nearby Mingo Hill landmark, a beach, and boat landing. Business offices for President Taft will occupy the Mason building in Beverly.
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Beverly
Nicholas Longworth
President Taft
Longworth
Mingo Hill
Taft
Beverly Board of Trade
Mason Building
Cabot and
Federal Streets
Pure Food Medicine Offers Cold and Throat Cure
Advertisement touts a non morphine remedy said to cure colds throat and lung troubles. Marketed as a pure food medicine for those run down, it claims safe relief without dangerous drugs or morphine.
Mikado's Jewel for Dr Eliot at Boston Ceremony
President Eliot of Harvard to receive the Order of the Rising Sun in Boston on May 11 with Ambassador Takahira presiding at the residence of Charles Hamlin 2 Raleigh street. East Asiatic Society and Harvard Cosmopolitan Club to host banquets with Eliot and Takahira as honored guests. The article also describes the eight class order and the jewel's detailed design and ribbon dimensions.
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Harvard
Order of the Rising Sun
Eliot
Harvard University
Ambasador Takahira
Boston
Charles §. Hamlin
Raleigh Street
United States
East Asiatic Society
Algonquin Club
Ambassador Takahira
Harvard Cosmopolitan Club
Matsuhito
Airships to Reach the Pole by Flight Yet Unproven Plan
Boston scientist H. Helm Clayton, formerly with Blue Hill Observatory, advocates using airships to populate polar regions. He cites coal depletion, Arctic coal beds, and the impracticality of terrestrial travel in polar winters. He envisions sanitariums in polar zones where low temperatures deter germs and air remains pure.
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Boston
H. Helm Clayton
Blue Hill Observatory
Alaska
Arctic Circle
Melville Island
Spitzenbergen
Franz Josef Land
Arctic
Polar
Antarctic
Clayton
Moors and Mrs Cabot Noted Boston Figures
Miss Evelyn Moors and Mrs Godfrey J L Cabot were highlighted for their social and civic roles. Mr Moors served as an active member of First Church in Boston and a director in the American Unitarian Association, with memberships in the Bostonian Society New England Historic Genealogical Society Massachusetts Reform Club and the Twentieth Century Club.
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Evelyn Moors
Godfrey JL. Cabot
Moors
First Church
Boston
American Unitarian Association
Bostonian Society
New England Historic Genealogical Society
Massachusetts Reform Club
Twentieth Century Club
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Keith
Grand Opera
Longworths
Stork
John F. Moors
Finance Commission
Beacons Street
Groton
Benjamin
Abigail Farwell Moors
J. B. Moors & Co
Mary B. Brown
Arthur W
John F
Francis J
Ethel
Joseph B. Moors
Devonshire
John
DR. Eliot
Boston Post
Henry Siegel CO
Washington and Essex Sts
Mass
Hayward PI
Hires
Wallace Sheldon
Follies
Mary
John Brown
Edwards
Randy Legs
Alice Lloyd
Rose
Blue Feather
Tillie
Elinore
Tom Allen
Jane Cable
Stein-Bloch
Stein-Bloch Society
Siegel
Chicago
SFO
P. K
Wistaria
England
Oxford
Siegel Sporting Goods
Keystone
Bae
Eeeee Siegel Co
Ders
Oxfor
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