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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1901
Page
6
The Boston Post presents a motto theme focused on purpose and protection. The article highlights the balance between mission-driven action and safeguarding methods, signaling editorial emphasis on integrity and restraint in reporting.
A Boston newspaper editorial argues that the Governor should spearhead a department reorganization rather than removing current police commissioners. It urges separating licensing and police administration, establishing one accountable head, and tying all officials to municipal authority to curb entrenched power.
The piece argues against maintaining a 100000 strong army in the Philippines and supports a reduced force around 76000. It credits President McKinley for limiting imperial policy while noting the long term fiscal burden on American citizens and the need to avoid an oversized standing army.
Wisconsin Republican Representative Babcock argues against duties on Morgan Steel Trust products and similar trusts, contending U S produced goods are cheaper than imports and tariffs burden farmers and workers seeking fair pricing and revenue. He plans to press the issue in the next campaign.
The piece argues that speculative trading in food commodities like corn and wheat fuels price swings that raise living costs for the public. It compares food speculation to stock plays, contending the moral weight rests on affecting everyday producers and consumers, not merely investors.
The Observant Citizen and local critics demand the revoke of Maverhill Securities Company charter. The piece notes past denouncements by the Gas and Electric Light Commission and calls for adjournment actions to remove the firm from existence.
The Haverhill Securities Company is described as a useless trust created to hold 75,000 dollars of gas company stock and distribute earnings among one million dollars of stock and bonds. It is condemned as an outlaw enterprise by Massachusetts laws and urged for swift legislative action.
Mayor Glines gave his private secretary a Sons of Veterans sword and belt. Warren was elected captain of Major John A. Cummings Camp 3 in Somerville. Frances J. G. Hunneman celebrated her ninetieth birthday at 11 Mt Pleasant Ave Roxbury, arriving sixty nine years ago when Mt Pleasant housed only a few families.
A man mistook a ribbon shopper for his wife at a well known drapers. He gripped her arm and scolded her in a stern voice, only to learn she was an 80 year old stranger. The crowd laughed as he apologized and left.
A collage of odd notes on history and trade. The Baatile item hangs at Mt. Vernon once gifted by Lafayette and others. Customs rules limit whiskey imports to case quantities while Europe and Asia connect through monks and cocoons. Gardens in Hall Barn boast superb yew and box hedges as Vienna schools discuss new medical inspections.
A reader from North Cohasset argues against costly new lockups on the Nantasket reservation. He notes Hull has good roads and urges veto of more lockup funding until safer streets are built, proposing reuse of barracks cells to save expense.
Dr Henry Byron McKellops a noted dentist with an international reputation died in St Louis Mo at age 78. He was an authority on matters pertaining to dentistry and dental surgery.
Pamela Swann and Mr. George form a bond after an assumed duty to care for Major Jackson's orphan leads to a grave misinterpretation. Aunt Abby stirs gossip, but the pair overcome misunderstanding as George reveals his love and Pamela accepts.
A reader’s menu listing from Hall Street in Revere Massachusetts outlines a full day meal plan with entries for luncheon and dinner including cold beef, baked potatoes, roast chicken, mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce, squash, red pudding and tea. The note also describes a method for preparing a beef roll and a red pudding recipe with milk, butter and molasses.
Poem extols the vagabond life as the roving spirit of the young and free. It contrasts the settled elder with the roaming younger, praising travel, wit, and the lure of distant places over domestic contentment.
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