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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1909
Page
7
The president reflects on his previous labor injunction decisions, labor unions, and the role of organized labor in politics. He pledges to seek injunction reform, defends unions, and argues for stronger measures against crime, delays in trials, and a stronger, more efficient court system.
Advertises a limited time sale on medium weight 5 and 1 ribbed risle stockings in multiple sizes, black cotton hose, linen handkerchiefs, turn over collars, kid gloves, chamois, black taf feta, white blankets, cotton sheets, couch covers, muslin, curtains, and English cretonne. Notes orders may not be filled from broken lines and prices indicate reductions from normal values. Includes various listed items with quantities and prices, and a Monday balance of the lot.
A speaker compares English criminal procedure with U S practice, urging broader judge control, fewer appeals, and quicker verdicts. He argues for federal reform to shorten delays, reduce litigation costs, and limit court officer fees, asserting the need to protect the rights of the poor and improve administration of justice nationwide. He praises Chicago as a hub and signals forthcoming discussions on Roosevelt era reforms and tariffs.
Letter to the editor from Ws. AL MM in Boston on Sept 14 argues Cooke Peary did not own the pole and claims Peary's downfall began in 1908 with Cooked Goose reference.
A medical notice extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as safe tonics for weakness after illness or childbirth. It cites a case from Lonsdale Rhode Island and lists benefits for anemia rheumatism nervous disorders and post fever after effects. The pills are sold by druggists or mailed from Schenectady with pricing.
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