Express charges spark reader’s call for reform
A letter to the Post criticizes high rates charged by American Express and Allen & Fox, urging state supervision of pensions and debate over rail and labor policies. The writer, W. A. Brackett, defends Boston Elevated operations, condemns express monopolies, and argues for simpler pension administration with local oversight. The exchange touches political party stances on labor and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Express
American Express Company
Boston
Littleton
N. H
Expressman
some _ trust
Express Companies
Adams
American Express
Allen & Fox
W. A. Brackett
Edgerly
National Republican Party
West End
Henry M. Whitney
Brackett
Boston Elevated
C. & N. W. Railway
St. Louis Coopers’ (Trades) Union
Democratic Party
Congressional Record
House
Senate
Cleveland
Reading and Lackawanna Railroads
Pennsylvania
Republican Party
Democratic
Mr. Brackett
Calcutta
Price of Badges for Newsboys Sparks Appeal
Mrs. Manning writes urging a reform in badge pricing for newsboys arrested for selling papers. She notes license should cost nothing and questions paying 7 cents for a badge, arguing cheaper badges would aid poor vendors and requesting action from the recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Expressman
J. Manning
Pension Applicants Denied Liberal Veterans Allowance
The Sunday Post reports on pension applicants who were refused any share of the Liberal allowance for disabled veterans. Public assessment is difficult as pensions rest with officials in the pension bureau and the Department of the Interior to determine deservings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Post
Pension Bureau
Department of the Interior
The Belle of New York Plays Boston Theatres
The Belle of New York at the Boston Theatre draws strong crowds with a bright company and lively score. Boston Theatre audiences will see Cymbeline by Margaret Mather, The Belle of New York star Paula Edwards, plus Scott and City theatre notes detailing tours, souvenir days, and forthcoming acts at Castle Square, Park, and Hollis venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Castle Square Opera Company
American Theatre
New York
Empire Theatre Stock Company
Hollis
Boston
Park Theatre
Paris
Willard
Tom Pinch
Tremont
David Tarrick
Paula Edwards
Boston Theatre
Pell Street
Miss Edwards
Queen of
the Park
J. R. Pitman
Castle Square
Trilby
Clover
Keith’s
Elmer Vance
Bowdoin Square
Kit
Phyllis Rankin
Anna Held
Miss Rankin
William Barry
Grand Opera House
Eugene Tompkins
Yale to Row Harvard on New London Course in Spring
Yale announces the annual YaleHarvard rowing race will be on the New London course this spring. The five year agreement gave Yale the course choice, undecided remains with Cornell. Salvation Oil offered at 25 cents appears in the same report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavender Richardson
Miss Beckwith
Lillie May White
Harold MacDonna
Aquarium
New Haven
Conn
Yale Navy
Yale
Harvard
New London
Poughkeepsie
Cornell
Cambridge
Autopsy Reveals Enormous Heart in Shattuck Case
Medical Examiner Harris aided by Dr. Stedman performed an autopsy on Joseph Shattuck who was found dead at 22 Hanover Street Monday morning. The heart nearly doubled in size, a remarkable finding given he survived with such a distended organ. The body was moved to Groton yesterday by Sumner Shattuck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Stedman
Joseph Shattuck
Hanover Street
Groton
Sumner Shattuck
My Clothier Adds Free Raphael Tuck Picture Books
Bernard M Wolf owner of My Clothier offers colored picture books with every boys clothing purchase of 2.48 dollars or more. Books are made by Raphael Tuck and Sons of London and are stocked at the Hanover and Portland streets building ahead of Merchants' Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard M. Wolf
London
Raphael Tuck
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tremont Theatre
John B. Schoeffel
Mr. E. S. Willard David Garrick
Washington
Commonwealths of the Union
Hisself
N. E. Mathewson
William E. Stead
Se As
Annie Besant
America For Post
THE
LEA & Perrins
Worcestershire
United States
John Duncan
N. Yeo
Museum
Amanda Fabris
Mary Young
Mabelle Howe
Mabella Baker
John Slavin
Samuel Edwards
Grand Theatre
Wallace Campbell
Isabel Pitt Lewis
Shannon
Mr. Power
Columbia
Mattie Lee Price
Austin & Stone
Herne Brothers
Fonti Boni Brothers
Palace Theatre
Sam T. Jack
Tenderloin
Two
Clothier’s
Boston Museum
Charles Frohman
Tee
SonAcpiin
Mats
Edward E. Rice
Henry
Tremont St
BEAU
AUSTIN @ STONE
Tattie Lee
Georgia Magnet
Crand Opera IF House
Katie "Emmett
York
White Cycling Academy
Tremont Street
Wang
PHI Ise Laced
Bethesda Hall
H. H. M’innes
Model Playhouse
Hollis Isaac B. Rich
Tia
Empire Theatre “Stock, CO
Jaeson Gaiety Theatre
Hotel Vendome
Elizabeth Abbott Carleton
Tures
Blanche Irene George
Ellen Osborn
Tuohey