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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1907
Page
6
The Sunday Post announces subscription options with yearly, semi annual and quarterly prices. Contact details list the Boston office at 259 Washington St and telephones Nos 1004 1383 1384. Subscriptions must be prepaid or will be discontinued. The editor is B A Grozier.
The text argues that organized labor presence in major cities colors public perception of strikers, but notes that differences between teamsters and employers are not vast and urges renewed efforts toward settlement at the earliest opportunity.
Dr. Edward Everett Hale, a leading figure at the upcoming peace congress in New York, champions arbitration over war and conceived an International Supreme Court that helped inspire The Hague institution.
The Lend-a-Hand Society has raised two six figure dollars toward a birthday fund to support its charitable work. Aimed at about fifty thousand dollars with Carnegie's conditional subscription, the society continues its quiet effective role in the community and invites generous support.
Under a Superior Court spur the abatement of the Fort Hil wharf garbage plant nuisance may be reached. A ten day court respite should be used to craft an effective permanent reform plan. The Mayor's expert commission is handling the intricacies to avoid delay, or risk a judicial ruling if procrastination continues.
The text notes an impending difference in Boston's teaming business and warns that a prolonged strike harms all parties and may provoke violence by outsiders, stressing that conflict should be avoided before it becomes acute.
A White House statement claims E H Harriman sought the New York Senate seat via a Paris ambassadorship, implicating corporate actors Platt Depew and Hyde. The piece argues Harriman offered funds to influence the deal while Roosevelt remains comparatively clean amid Republican infighting.
Representatives of organized labor in Massachusetts unite for reform of industrial insurance to broaden benefits and reduce costs. Advocates highlight Brandeis and Prouty points on cost and nuisance, and note banks may participate if authorized. The piece adds a satirical aside on Professor Swartzein’s facial theory.
The Campbell Bannerman government frames an old age pension bill to cover 65 plus by stages starting with those over 75. The plan targets a Britain with over 2 million seniors and signals high costs. Progress in the United States mirrors the British effort.
Montreal April 3 Dr William Henry Drummond renowned author of The Habitant and other verse was struck with paralysis at Cobalt where he had gone to supervise the Drummond mine owned by his brothers and himself. He was rushed to the best medical aid available and his condition described as serious.
A verse from J. F. M. Malden of Massachusetts depicts a working father at the gas house earning a dollar daily while the mother and daughter attend theater and dance. The family returns at midnight and the father’s trousers are robbed.
A satirical dialogue from the New England Tell & Well Co lampoons telephone subscribers in Newton NE. It features questions about subscribers easy marks and wrong routing to Chelsea Medford Somerville and other places with punchy ripostes. The examiner ends with a blunt line about 100 percent plus.
Observant citizen Signor Caruso enters the Boston Theatre by misidentifying himself as a company member to the doorkeeper. Mme Homer suffers gastritis and is confined to her Hotel Touraine suite but aims to perform Amneris opposite Emma Eames in Aida. The lineup for Aida and Madame Butterfly changes slightly with Jacoby taking Suzuki.
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