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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1904

Page

2

Duty on brine is protested

General Appraiser Israel F. Fischér and Lincoln Willey & Co of Boston protested a duty on brine and salt in the barrels of pickled mackerel imports. They argued brine is not part of the fish and that the duty unfairly reduces profits. Leonard A. Treat and others testified brine quantity does not affect value.

Israel F. Fischér New York Chamber of Commerce Lincoln, Willey & Co Boston Leonard A. Treat Heston Fish Bureau C. W. Wrightington Louis Meyer Thomas Woodward

Working Class Pleads for Saturday Half Holiday reform

A Boston elevator man letter to the Post urges the legislature to pass a legal Saturday half holiday act. He laments 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. work with one Sunday off every three weeks and calls for a summer half day off. He argues the Post's popularity could aid working people across classes.

Post Froislature, Co. A Boston State House

Democratic Delegates Plan Action At St Louis Convention

The Democratic delegates to the St Louis convention will meet at 1 pm at the Hotel Lenox to settle state party matters and decide delegation strategy for the national gathering on July 6. A contest for the 2nd national committeeman is discussed with Colonel William A Gaston favored, while Congressman McNary and George Fred Williams receive some votes.

St. Louis Hotel Lenox William A. Gaston Congressman McNary George Fred Williams

Fr Walsh Advocates Marriage On Twelve Dollars A Week

Father Walsh of Roxbury tells a Post reporter that a married couple can live well on twelve dollars weekly, citing examples from parish life. He argues marriage is right and affordable, even suggesting a single man could live on the same salary with thrift and discipline.

FR. Walsh Father Walsh Roxbury Post Constantine Lundy Sirree Mr. Lundy John Rowan

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