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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1910

Page

7

Missionary Order Founder Attends 41st Session

The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church opens its 41st annual session at the First Church Tem ple Street with founder Mrs William Butler of Newton Centre attending. The program includes reports, addresses by bishops and pastors, memorial services, a retirement fund discussion, and plans to raise field work funding from 800000 to 1000000.

William Butler Newton Centre Woman's Foreign Missionary Society The Methodist Episcopal Church Temple Street Butler United States Tremont Street Society C. W. Barnes William IF. McDowell Mel ‘Owell Florence Elizabeth C. Northup W. F. Oldham F. Johnson R. L. Thomas J. H. Knowles Women’s Foreign Missionary Society

Shippers Win ICC Delay on Demurrage Rule Change

Protest by shippers against Boston & Maine and other New England railroads cutting demurrage by freight cars led the Interstate Commerce Commission to suspend the schedules until December 1 while an investigation proceeds.

Washington Boston & Maine Railroad New England Interstate Commerce Commission

Draper Attacks Foss at Seven Boston Area Rallies

Governor Draper denounced Eugene N. Foss accusing him of misrepresenting campaign issues and harming laborers. He attacked Lawson's betting proposition and claimed Boston's Democratic machine collaborates with financial interests to sway public opinion against him using questionable tactics.

Draper Eugene N. Foss James H. Vahey Boston Dorchester Roxbury Lawson Ward 16 South Columbia Road Bloomfield Hall Meeting House Hill Odd Fellows’ Hall Knights of Honor Hall Roslindale West Roxbury High School Dudley Street Foss

Governor Draper Attacks Foss In Mass Political Tour

Governor Draper spoke across wards in Boston neighborhoods voicing concern over Foss’s candidacy and money influence. He claimed Foss’s links to major corporations and Lawson’s bets threaten fair elections, contrasting his own record with promises for the future.

Roosevelt Criticizes Voss Supporter Acquits Tammany Tactics

The speaker condemns newer political methods as Tammany-like and unfair. He claims Lawson, longtime Roosevelt ally, flip flopped after Roosevelt opposed Voss, accusing him of slander while noting Foss’s unfriendly stance toward Vahey.

Lawson Roosevelt Voss Foss Vahey

Lodge and money in politics across party lines

In a letter to the editor, the publican notes that Republicans have long used money in campaigns, citing Mark Hanna, Roosevelt, Dudley, and Arthur as examples, and questions Cabot Lodge’s fear of extravagance in the current state campaign. Boston, Oct. 26.

Cabot Lodge Republican Party Mark Hanna McKinley Roosevel Harriman Dudley Arthur New York Garfield Lodge Boston Publican

Direct Steamship Line Urged From Boston to Texas

At the Boston Chamber of Commerce meeting, John C. Cobb and Albert G. Duncan urged a direct Boston to Texas gulf port steamship line to boost New England trade with the Southwest and shield manufacturers from Western rail competition. Bernard G. Rothwell presided as the special committee report recommending the line was adopted.

Southwest Boston Texas Gulf Port New England John C. Cobb Albert G. Duncan Transportation Committee St. Louis Boston Chamber of Commerce Bernard G. Rothwell Chamber Texas

Theatre Managers' Association Elect Officers

The annual meeting of the Association of Theatre Managers of Boston elected Charles J. Rich as president. Board members include A. L. Wilbur vice president, William D. Andreas secretary, Thomas B. Lothian treasurer, with directors John B. Schoef fel Edward D. Smith Harry N. Farren George W. Magee Albert L. Levering and others.

Theatre Managers’ Association Association of Theatre Managers of Boston Charles J. Rich Charles Frohman Rich & Harrs Theatres A. L. Wilbur the Majestic William D. Andreas Park Thomas B. Lothian Colonial John B. Schoeffel Tremont Edward D. Smith One and Majestic

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