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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1910

Page

2

Tax reform bill loss in House sparks chamber feud

The Boston Post report misattributed to Chamber of Commerce leaders Rothwell and McKibben. Rothwell denies authorization and calls the signature forgery. The House defeat of the tax amendment deepens rift within the chamber as officials pursue origin of the disputed statement and vow further action.

Boston Post Chamber of Commerce McKibben Post Chamber State House Rothwell

Tax Reform Bill Defeated in Massachusetts House

The constitutional amendment to let the legislature classify property for taxation failed 134 to 0 in the Massachusetts House after a fierce debate. Supporters included major manufacturing interests while opponents warned it would raise taxes on real estate and harm industry, delaying any tax system revision for two years.

Commonwealth Rothwell McKibben Bernard J. Rothwell Chamber of Commerce Massachusetts House Senate Adams Armstrong Arnold Atherton Avery Barlow Barry Batley Bayley G F. Bean Bellamy Bliss Bond Rothfeld Boutwell Brayton Brophy J. B. Brown Burke J. Carr Cavanaugh Chapman Cogswell Conant Conway Coon Cormack Cuff H. R. Cumming J. B. Cummings F. Curtiss Cushing A. W. Cushman Des Chones Doane C. E. Dow Dwyer Edgell G. H. Ellis Ford Gardener Gifford Goff Guild Hargis Hell Ham Holman E. G. Holt F. E. Holt Hughes Kane Kearns Keefe Keenan Keene Kilpatrick Knight Lamoreaux Leland Marchand McCullough Meade Montgomery Henebery Hester Hickey Hobbs Holbrook Holden Holmgren C. T. Holt Howard Hurd Kelly Kendrick Kimball Kinney Langelier Lanman Leonard Lewin Lombard Langley Mancovitz C. F. McCarthy D. J. McCarthy McGrath McKirdy C. C. Mellen J. H. Mellen Messinger Meyers Ryan Sargent Sanders Scigliano Shaw Smith Sorenson Story Sturgis Swann Thomas Underhill Vinson Warren Washburn Waugh T. W. White Willetts Representative Coon Watertown Wash Brown Medford White Brookline Representative Vinson Boston Legee Revere Somerville Dean of Wakefield Committee On Taxation

Hilliard 10 Fly Over State Line At Dawn

William Hilliard of Boston plans a dawn flight from Plum Island Aviation Field Newburyport aiming to cross the New Hampshire Massachusetts boundary after a successful morning flight. He will attempt five miles tomorrow depending on calm weather with mechanic George Bowman preparing the craft and a new lateral stability device awaiting patent.

Plum Island Aviation Field Newburyport New Hampshire Massachusetts William Hilliard Boston Hilliard New England George Bowman Plum Island Bridge Mr. Hilliard

England Wanted to Fight U S

Washington May 23 Voting down by 26 to 39 an amendment to authorize only one new battleship instead of two the Senate passed the naval appropriation bill. The bill carries about 134000000 with two first class battleships two fleet colliers five submarine torpedo boats and six torpedo boat destroyers. Depew and Hale spar over Spain war pressure and Lord Salisbury Vitoria era views.

Washington Burton Senate Johnson Jones Heyburn Idaho Depew Spain McKinley American Mr. Hale New York Cuba Porto Rico

Printers Pick Old Officers

Reports from 577 unions of the International Typographical Union show nearly all national officers re elected. Nominees include James M. Lynch as president and J. W. Hayes as secretary with large majorities. Final choices likely unchanged unless the remaining unions alter the ballots.

Indianapolis Ind International Typographical Union T. D. Fennessy Colorado Springs James M. Lynch J. W. Hayes Syracuse N. Y George A. Tracy San Francisco Minneapolis American Federation of Labor Frank Morrison Chicago Max S. Haynes Cleveland Hugh Stevenson Toronto Printers’ Home Michael Powell Ottawa George P. Nichols Baltimore

Michael Callahan Dies in Dorchester

Michael T. Callahan aged about 70 of 9 Warner Street Dorchester prominent after-dinner speaker and entertainer died yesterday at home after a long career in engraving. Born in Fort Hill district he lived in Dorchester most of his life and retired due to ill health.

Michael Callahan Dorchester Michael T. Callahan Warner Street Old Fort Hill Callahan Helen A.rawlins Irish Charitable Society Young Men's Catholic Association The Clover Club Winthrop Council Royal Arcanum Grand Knight Tremont Council K. of C St. Leo’s Church Edmond Street Cronin Boston Daniel Abigail Ninth Street St. Augustine’s Church Dooley Roxbury Catherine Dooley Dooling Patrick J. Dooley Dutneman Street Fox Margaret John Fox Chelisea Street Solemm Church of the Mos Holy Redeemer Hansen Brookline Mary E. Hansen John L. Barthelmes Lowell Worcester Hoover Charlestown Ellen Thomas Hoover Tierney Baldwin Street St. France Sales Church Holy Cross Cemetery Malden Ludden Edith M Warren Y. Ludden Armstrong Noman Street Wickson Paris Street Sacred Heart Church MacNeil Chelsea John A. MacNeil Hawthorn Street Morrison John Booth Morrison Pleasant Street O’maley Winthrop Ellen E John

Mad Horses Dash on Tree in Winthrop Disaster

A pair of horses crashed their carriage into a tree in Winthrop, narrowly missing a child. The front door jammed by splinters blocked the mother from aiding the youngsters. Miss Weyhe was rescued by Foss, treated by Dr Metcalf, and transported to a hospital before returning home to East Boston where she remained unconscious that evening.

Foss Miss Weyhe Dr. Metcalf Boston

Harvard Night at Pop Concert at Symphony Hall

Harvard College packed Symphony Hall for a well behaved Harvard Night with a full program of student composers and vocal numbers. The audience celebrated with guitars, glee club songs, and a brisk crowd applauded Morse and Atherton pieces as well as the football medley and Harvardiana amid cheers for Conductor Strube.

Harvard College Symphony Hall Harvard Morse W. A. Langshaw Diana Yale Strube Inbad Trinidad Atherton Roepper Glee Club Johnny Harvard Kelly Harrigan Leon Foster

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