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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1906

Page

7

Plan for Brockton Canal Assigns Design to Hayward Firm

Plans for the Brockton ship canal linking Buzzard’s Bay with Fore River at Quincy are assigned to the engineering firm E. B. & C. L. Hayward. Colonel John J. Whipple and Senator George H. Garfield will present the plans to the Harbor and Public Lands Commission after completion. Brockton promoters mostly back the project with a meeting planned to form the New York Brockton & Boston Canal & Transportation Company to run the build.

Brockton Brockton Ship Canal Buzzard’s Bay Fore River Quincy E. B. & C. L. Hayward John J. Whipple George H. Garfield Harbor and Public Lands Commission New York, Brockton & Boston Canal & Transportation Company

Man Refuses Hospital After Boulder Crush Sees Injury

Malden August 9 Michael Oustini 37 a laborer had his feet crushed by a boulder on the Dutton estate. Police arrived as his wife worked nearby and he refused hospital care saying I do not want to be removed to the hospital his ankles were found crushed and he was taken to the police station for treatment.

Malden Michael Oustini Dutton Oustini

Love and Sentiment Advice Requests Patience in Waiting

A 21 year old heiress asks if she can love a medical student for five to six years while he finishes college and does hospital work. The advice suggests he should show resolve and avoid promising marriage until he is financially ready, urging patience if the heart compels it.

Miss Champagne

Chelsea Graft Cases to Resume Today in Grand Jury

The Chelsea grand jury will resume the graft cases this morning with Mr Moran aiming to finish the matter before day’s end. A report may go to the court tomorrow morning. The Provident Savings Institution case is being handled by a designated lawyer.

Grand Chelsea Moran Provident Savings Institution

Roosevelt orders immigration stations open Sundays

Immigration inspectors and officials must work on Sundays as well as other days. President Roosevelt has ordered the immigration stations kept open Sundays to handle steerage passengers arriving that day. He deemed it more important for immigrants to land than for inspectors to have a day of rest.

Roosevelt

Dilemma Pictures Seek Reader Ideas for Boston Post

Dilemma Pictures invites readers to submit concepts for summer amusement. Post readers are asked to send ideas that could be developed into dilemma pictures. Address submissions to the Dilemma Picture Editor at the Boston Post.

Boston Post

Tragic Good-By in Swiss Park Echoes a Love Triangle

In a public park on a Swiss hillside, a secret affair between a woman and a man unfolds amid mounting emotion and memories of past loves. The woman resolves to leave, telling him he should forget, while the man staggers toward an uncertain future as a drunken soldier interrupts their farewell.

Switzerland Rigi Flossie Addie

Warren Bridge Bathers Fight Alleged Schoolboy Ban

William T. Foley assistant superintendent at the Warren Bridge bath house says it serves boys from the North End West End and Charlestown and that schoolboys may bathe all day but the Board of Health once ordered exclusion from 6 to 8 p m He adds working boys are not denied evening access and many fathers use the facility in the evenings.

William T. Foley Warren Bridge North End West End Charlestown Bath Department Board of Health

No Compulsion to Parade in Swimwear Says Official Opinion

A public official argues that there is no rule forcing the public to wear bathing suits and that decency laws should allow exclusion of younger participants. The remark evokes debates over appropriate attire at communal gatherings.

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