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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1912

Page

9

Rediscovery of Great Sun Spot Tells of Weather Forecast

The big sun spot first seen February 18 on the sun’s eastern limb, forecasted Santa Clara College Observatory weather disturbances to May 1, was rediscovered and photographed by Rev. J. S. Ricard S J in San Jose California. The current disturbance was predicted in February along with storms.

San Jose Cal Observatory of Santa Clara College J. S. Ricard S. J

Dickens’ Body to Be Buried Tomorrow in Trinity Cemetery

New York April 11 The body of Alfred Tennyson Dickens lying in Trinity Cemetery receiving vault since his death in the city will be buried tomorrow in a cemetery lot donated by the Trinity vestry. With all pallbearers except Ambassador Whitelaw Reid expected to attend, the removal takes place as planned.

New York Alfred Tennyson Dickens Trinity Cemetery Trinity Vestry Whitelaw Reid London

Railroad merger bill gains power for commission

A new railroad merger bill is being drafted by the committee on railroads as a substitute for Governor Foss’s measure. It would give the Railroad Commission expanded authority. Leaders said the Public Service Commission bill urged by the Governor would not pass and should die in the Ways and Means Committee.

Railroad Commission Committee On Railroads Foss Public Service Commission Ways and Means Public Commission Public Service Board Fred J. Macleod The Charles A. Dean Wakefield

Merger Bill Faces Committee Split On New England Lines Plan

Railroad leaders and Governor Foss clash over tying a merger of New Haven and Boston & Maine under New England Lines to a broad public service commission. Support exists for a tightly supervised merger with enhanced Railroad Commission powers, while opposition cites overreach and separate handling of construction projects like a tunnel and electrification.

New Haven Boston & Maine New England Lines Public Service Commission

Lynn Harbor Jurisdiction Expanded by Harbor Directors

Representative John Coggswell of Lynn won House support to extend the Boston Port Directors jurisdiction to Lynn harbor. The resolution was engrossed by a vote of 80 to 15, with the Lynn Harbor Commission chairman favoring the move.

Lynn Harbor John Coggswell Lynn Boston Lynn Harbor Commission

Labor Board Favored by Senate Bill for Factory Inspections

The labor committee reported a bill creating a Labor Commission with factory inspection powers. The commission would replace duties held by the State Board of Health and the state police chief.

Committee On Labor Senate State Board of Health

Hole in Shoe Yields a Diamond Dream of Durkee

Miss Dorothy B. Durkee a Normal School student of 10 Perkins Street found a flawless admirably cut diamond in a small hole in her shoe after walking all day. She cannot recall exactly when she picked up the gem but it was discovered recently.

Dorothy B. Durkee Perkins Street Normal School Miss Durkee

Smallpox Case Prompts Quarantine on Cedric

A single smallpox case in the Cedric's steerage from the Mediterranean led to transferring 200 third class passengers exposed to detention hospital on Hoffman Island. The liner remained under quarantine all morning. Among saloon passengers was Abdul Bahai Abbad, noted Bahai movement leader.

New York Cedric Mediterranean Hoffman Island Abdul Bahai Abbad

Land Court Judge Salary Hike Defeated by House

The House rejected a proposed salary increase for the Land Court judge from 6900 to 8000 dollars a year. The vote was 39 to 43 on a rising vote and 112 on a roll call.

Land Court

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