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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1903
Page
4
A fragmented list records varied prices including 70.00 60.00 50.00 35.00 40.00 25.00 32.00 27.00 45.00 15.00 and 5.00, indicating miscellaneous costs or stock entries without clear item labels. The sparse OCR text provides no further context for specific goods or dates.
Secretary Cortelyou announces strict race rules to keep a clear half mile around the starting line and along the course for cup races. Revenue cutter patrols enforce spacing, with one mile clear astern on the run, and penalties including license revocation for violators.
A School of Journalism at Columbia University, funded by Mr. Joseph Pulitzer, aims to offer systematic training for newspaper work alongside theory. The plan mirrors professional schools in law and medicine, with Eliot Harvard cited on a broad, practical curriculum and an advisory board chosen by Pulitzer.
A report by Samuel M. Brosius of the Indian Rights Association alleges fraud in the allotment program. Officials are accused of plundering Indian wards rather than aiding ownership, involving up to twenty million acres and millions in funds affecting about 400,000 Indians. The piece warns that no guilty party should escape accountability.
The new Blue Hill street railway line provides direct service from Boston to the Blue Hill junction near the Great Blue Hill path, offering easy access from Mattapan Milton and city dwellers to a popular metropolitan park recreation area. It replaces hard-to-reach options and promises heavy visitor turnout with improved transit to the park.
In a Newark based corporation case Vice Chancellor Pitney interrupted a counsel with sharp remarks about the Massachusetts judiciary. He stated it is degenerating and that opinions from thirty years ago were different, a remark likely obiter unless prompted by discussion of Massachusetts corporate law.
The Observant Citizen column reports a slow summer afternoon in Boston with crowds away at beaches and inland. It mentions Dr Harry M Haynes’s Maine vacation, odd horse cars in Charlestown, a Rochester-like sketch of a breakfast window rush, Gilmour buying an island near South Norwalk, Melbourne’s labor exchange plan, two night telephonists taking leave, poet Mary Allegra Gallagher’s new booklet, Franklin Park golf jokes, and a humorous misunderstanding about lying.
Catalog entry shows Morris chair frames in mahogany and golden oak. Prices range from 8.00 to 42.50 with various sizes and finishes indicated.
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