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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1913

Page

10

Morgan Profit Below 1 Per Cent on New Haven Debentures

Public Service Commission hearings reveal J P Morgan & Co expects total profit of 212587 dollars from a 67552000 debenture issue, about three tenths of one percent, with 112587 dollars as one third of the bankers’ undertaking and 100000 dollars from a 2 percent sub scription. The commission debates depreciation, asset valuation, and potential implications for the bond issue amid ongoing testimony.

J. P. Morgan & Co Howard Elliott New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad New Haven New England Maine Central Vice Commission of Massachusetts Publicity Department Public Service Commission Boston New York Public Service Commissioners Boston & Maine Mass Public Service H. LaRue Brown Rochersperger Commission Charles F. Choate, Jr Macleod Anderson

Shriners in Sawdust Ring At Local Circus

The Shriners Society Circus at the Arab Patrol Club event on Huntington Avenue drew about 1500. Mayor Fitzgerald attended and enjoyed peanuts while Miss Genevieve Ross crafted a silhouette. Ty Cobb acted as umpire in a comic game and impersonations of Colonel Roosevelt and Secretary Bryan entertained. Performances continue tonight with a matinee tomorrow and another show tomorrow evening.

Shriners’ Society Harry Thaw Mattapan Roosevelt Bryan

Taft to Deliver Lectures at Boston University Law School

Former President William H. Taft will deliver a series of lectures on Legal Ethics this winter at Boston University Law School. The announcement says Dean Albers expects Taft's visit to raise standards of legal ethics for New England lawyers and notes Taft will adjust Yale duties to fit lecturing times.

William H. Taft Boston University Law School Taft Yale Boston Dean Albers Law School New England

President Wilson Presents Cup to Yacht Crews

President Wilson awarded the President's cup to the German American sonder class yacht race winners on the White House south lawn. Cabinet members attended as the German and American crews were invited to a buffet luncheon with the Marine Band playing.

Washington Wilson White House Marine Band

Old Time Blood Tonic Dr Williams Pink Pills

An old simple blood tonic promises to fortify weak blood and ward off illness. It claims to increase red blood cells, reduce headaches and tiredness, and restore energy with regular use from any druggist.

Anderson resigns in House floor speech ends Ways and Means stint

Washington dispatch reports Representative Sidney Anderson of Minnesota resigning from the Ways and Means Committee on the House floor. He denounced caucus driven action and partisan handling of the Underwood tariff bill and the Glass currency bill, calling the system of legislation a farce and fraud.

Washington Sidney Anderson Minnesota House Ways and Means Anderson

Resigning From Ways and Means Committee Over Fraud Accusations

Representative Anderson submitted his resignation to the clerk after criticizing secret sessions of the banking and currency majority and caucus. In a long speech, he argued that the House rules and legislative system deny him service and imply fraud, warning that continued service would deter capable men from joining the House.

Anderson House Committee On Ways and Means

Last Bike Race of Season at Revere Track Ends

The season closes at Revere with a one hour pace race featuring five riders and five pace makers. Elmer Collins of Lynn is the star of the event, drawing great interest as the five cornered race on the 220 yard circumference bowl.

Revere Elmer Collins Lynn

Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Digestive Relief

An advertising block promotes Pape's Diapepsin as a quick remedy for dyspepsia bloating gas and stomach distress. It claims relief within five minutes and encourages stocking a fifty cent bottle for home use to prevent indigestion and support comfortable meals.

Pape

Cuticura Soap and Ointment Claim Cure for Eczema

A Vermont woman describes eczema starting from a chin pimple spreading to the face neck and ears causing itching burning and sleep loss. After failing two treatments she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, claiming five weeks and one box cured her with no scar. The ad extols Cuticura products and offers samples and price details.

Enosburg Falls Mabel Gilman Cuticura Dept. T Boston

Draft riots of 1863 detailed by Inspector McLaughlin

Inspector McLaughlin recounts the New York City draft riots of July 1863. He describes copperhead influence, the Knights of the Golden Circle, and Horace Greeley. Kennedy is nearly killed defending himself from mob violence as Acton and Carpenter lead police efforts. The tale continues in next Sunday Post.

McLaughlin New York Island Forty-ninth Street Brooklyn Staten Island Scotland Yard Pinkertons Kennedy Washington Horace Greeley Tribune John Eagan Eagan Inspector Carpenter Acton Mulberry Street Pearson Publishing Co Sunday Post

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