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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1907
Page
3
The city the joint committee on appropriations yesterday trimmed and added funds to multiple departments as directed by Mayor Fitzgerald. Reductions include Building and Parental School, while gains target Cemetery, Public Grounds, Public Works and Fire. A final Friday session will set the budget before submission to the Board of Aldermen.
The Boston Society of Examining Physicians and Surgeons was formed last night at the City Club meeting attended by physicians connected with semi public corporations and life insurance companies.
About 400 men were idle as many teams did not move despite outside help claims. The Brine company assisted minimally as stock moved under guard near the Sugar Refining works while crews faced scab actions and police attention amid the labor disruption.
An advertisement warns that only one product named Bromo Quinine is a laxative. It mentions a White 25c cold tablet in a white package with black and red lettering and the signature of F. W. Grove.
Sabbath lobby claims votes to ban Sunday concerts and summer shows at Wonderland and Paragon Park. Committee on legal affairs shows division with Buttrick not fully allied, while resort interests push for clear wording to safeguard summer amusements.
The third annual ball of the News paper Mailers' Union No. 1 drew more than 700 guests at Roughan Hall. Attendees included Thomas Downey, Daniel Maloney, W Ledwige, Powers, F Van Gilder, and Mayor Fitzgerald. Floor Director Blake led the grand march with Mrs. Fitzgerald, aided by Thomas Kelly and sister Agnes.
President says a $20,000 Republican campaign donor sought a diplomatic post after election and had his contribution returned once motives were clear. He notes tobacco interest support was returned and claims no 1904 contributors sought favors, citing recent corporate legislation as proof of no immunity.
Early today on Lenox Street Thomas Stuart a large Providence man near 68 stabbed James Horan of 5 Pike Street in the right breast the knife piercing the lung. Horan was taken to City Hospital in a dying condition authorities expect to arrest Stuart within hours
Prominent Italians of Greater Boston attended a banquet last night at Emanuel Scigliano’s cafe on North Street to celebrate the 85th birthday of Mr. Scigliano.
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