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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1912
Page
2
Lynn Harbor Commissioners voiced strong displeasure after assessors taxed their salaries at 19.40 per thousand. The dispute follows a prior clash between the city government and the commission over compensation.
Colonel Roosevelt described the shot and his return to campaigning in a calm, anecdotal tone. He recalled the hole in his manuscript and spectacle case, said he felt no fear, and discussed possible complications like pleurisy while planning a limited return to public appearances.
The divorce suit of Mrs Thomas G Plant, wife of a former shoe manufacturer, is listed to be heard as uncontested Monday. The filing by Mrs Plant was January 18, 1911, ending rumors of reconciliation and withdrawal of the divorce pleadings.
Best made shoe in the United States at any price. Easy walking comfortable and the most sightly shoe made. Better than any ten dollar custom made shoe and fits better and looks better than any bench made shoe. Priced at 3.50 4.00 and 5.00. S. H. Harrison Co. 662 672 Washington street corner Beach.
President Taft, in Beverly, tells 75 Jewish delegates from B Rith Abraham that he upholds broad constitutional freedom to worship without prejudice. He warns on future treaties to curb discrimination and praises Jewish contributions to the nation.
Ad shows men’s and women’s shoes priced 9.50 4.00 and 5.00 from H Harrison Co at 662 672 Washington street corner Beach offering better fit and feel for customers.
Gov. Wilson faced rain during a West Virginia and western Pennsylvania swing. In Wheeling he joked about delivering a dry speech to counteract the weather while crowds braved umbrellas. He spoke indoors only in Pittsburg.
The text urges timely reforms through common counsel and moderate actions. It warns against standing still as prosperity beckons and stresses that clinging to present embarrassments would miss a chance for progress and growth.
Governor Marshall of Indiana, en route on a 7000 mile speaking trip to the Pacific coast, spoke at Grand Island and was applauded for assailing Colonel Roosevelt's actions in the Tennessee Coal & Iron Company case. He accused J P Morgan of influencing the president and charged strong politicking.
The speaker accused President Roosevelt of violating his oath and attacked Republican tariff theories at a large outdoor meeting of Hall county farmers. He sparked controversy by tossing a roll of English suiting goods into the crowd and arguing that tariff reductions could let a New York importer supply similar material in Nebraska for less than half the current price.
Break in yesterday afternoon at James Murray home 397 Mount Auburn Street. Thieves stole valuables totaling several hundred dollars in value.
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