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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1910
Page
4
Raymond B. Fosdick, New York commissioner of accounts, reports daily findings in a probe of unsanitary city food conditions. The latest case involves a large factory canning fruit with floor sweepings and decomposed fruit, stored together and processed.
The American Sugar Refining Company must reimburse New York $525,600 for unmetered water used at its Williamsburg plant from 1897 to 1903. The city had claimed taxes on the water totaled over half a million dollars amid previous overpayments.
Frank H. Leonard quotes Mrs. Eddy to explain that Christian Scientists do not worship her nor place her on a Christian Science Christ plane. He cites her World editorial asserting only one God and one Jesus, while affirming deep love for Eddy without idolatry and upholding the King James Bible as their sole sacred text.
Toni Caboni aged 19 of 60 North Margin Street and Rosi Sassa 15 eloped last Thursday and have disappeared to friends and relatives. Parents are anxious to have them return immediately.
A couple reports receiving parental blessing for their forthcoming marriage, signaling broad family approval and strengthened plans for a shared future.
The armored cruiser Admiral Aube reached Basse Terre to deter possible unrest ahead of the November 20 elections in Pointe-a-Pitre Guadeloupe.
Washington November 17. The War Department issued an order changing stationing for thousands of troops. Soldiers nationwide will proceed to Hawaii and the Philippines to relieve those serving there, in line with the policy limiting tours of duty to about three years where practicable.
Movements begin next spring and finish by December. Three U.S. posts Fort Wingate New Mexico Fort Thomas Kentucky and Fort Assiniboine Montana will be turned to caretakers. Units heading to the Philippines include Engineers K and L from Fort Leavenworth Cavalry Third from Fort Houston Fourth from Fort Meade and Fort Snelling Field Artillery Second Batteries A B and HQ First Battalion from Vancouver Barracks Coast Artillery units 33d 86th 9th 95th from listed forts Infantry units 1st 8th 18th 15th 24th from specified posts. Troops now in the Philippines will return to those posts.
A government list details troop transfers including Engineers-Companies BH and Han Battalion to Fort Leavenworth Kansas and Fort Meade 8 D to Fort Snelling Minnesota and Fort Sam Houston Texas. Coast artillery units move between Fort Wadsworth New York Fort McKinley Maine and Fort Dupont Delaware. Infantry units shift to Madison Barracks Fort Ontario New York Fort Leavenworth Kansas Presidio Monterey California Fort Douglas Utah and Vancouver Barracks Washington. Hawaii redeploys field artillery 1st headquarters and batt alaries D E and 2d battalion from Fort Sill Oklahoma and infantry 2d from Fort Thomas Kentucky. Homeward bound infantry 20th 2d battalion to Fort Douglas Utah. Within U S fields artillery 65th headquarters 1st battalion and batteries A B shift from Presidio San Francisco to Fort Sill. Coast artillery from Fort Wadsworth New York to Fort Hancock New Jersey and 56th from Fort Wadsworth to Fort Crockett Texas.
Governor elect Foss will stay in Congress until Christmas recess and resign from the fourteenth district before taking office as governor. He will travel west and south late next week with invitations to speak at events in Frankfort Kentucky Charleston South Carolina St Louis and Washington plus dinners in New York and other venues through February.
Benjamin Pento and Charles Mitchell faced charges after a Chelsea break in and a Lynde Street burglary. A courtroom moment showed Pento undressing and swapping clothes with actor Davis Durff’s outfit found at the scene. Both suspects were held in 1200 dollars for the grand jury.
New York plans a 1913 world parliamentary meeting as an alternative to a 1914 World’s Fair after committees failed to approve Mayor Gaynor’s 1914 scheme. The Citizens' World's Fair committee urged the mayor to host a joint session of world parliaments in 1913.
At Shrewsbury the New England Holstein Friesian Club passed resolutions protesting the Boston and Maine railroad milk rate. The resolutions go to the Interstate Commerce Commission and Governor Eben Draper. E. D. Upton of Brockton was elected president and H. S. Cheney of Southbridge secretary and treasurer.
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