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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1902
Page
6
The railroad commissioners blame the Marlboro street car crash on conductor and motorman for running past the turnout against the rule. They cite lack of safety measures including no power brake and no clear timetable. The report warns of lax operations on single track interurban railways and urges stricter equipment and safety standards.
Mayor Collins wins a small reduction of 10 cents per $1000 assessed value despite a surge in state taxes and school warrants. The budget absorbs $1,399,771 in state revenue plus a $200,000 metro water charge while overlay climbs to 31.5 percent. Officials say more economies are possible in year two.
In Halifax Mass the Stetson Pond camp of Cambridge police and fire members proves popular with boys. Reports flag a piano of local events from school-building additions to boat deck kindness and a crowd-pleasing yacht club scene in South Boston and Winthrop.
A political stance links tariffs on beef byproducts to lower beef prices. The argument urges every Congressional candidate to pledge on this issue, claiming removal of tariff protections could tumble beefsteak costs.
Judge Bannon of Portsmouth Ohio argues for annulling Roosevelt’s retirement action against General Smith. The interview criticizes the advice to press court review, warning it will heighten unease over the officer’s punishment and may fail to alter the outcome.
The writer strolls Nantasket Beach noting white sand and strong surf. He studies seaweed and seashells, describes shells priced for admission, and rides a cable coaster for 6 cents with risky thrills and comic exchanges with the manager. The piece ends with a tease of continuation.
Miss Bessie R. Brown is named Hamilton’s new postmistress. She plans to start around September 1 and is 21 years old. Her residence alternates with her parents and her aunt and uncle near the post office. She says Captain Gardner aided her appointment. The office pays about $42 yearly, with hours 6:30 am to 7:30 pm.
Lillian Merrill and her mother host a weary traveler in a Western town. The guest, Harold Worcester, turns out to be Jack Merrill's Old College friend. A mistaken identity sparks lengthy introductions and a quirky courtship that ends in marriage, with the letter of introduction framing their wedding.
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