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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1910
Page
3
Today is the final day to receive two Legal Stamps with every ten cents spent. The ad urges shoppers to take advantage of lower prices and the additional savings, promising safe money saving and satisfying value.
Mayor announces May 1 resignation of Dr. Charles P. Putnam from the Children's Institutions Trustees and signals possible removal of Caroline Atherton amid a dispute over authority between the mayor and the board. He accuses the board of hostility and notes past lack of respect from its members.
Western Union announces a system where a merchant in San Francisco can dictate a letter to a stenographer in the morning and have it delivered to a New York steamship the same day. The message is handled as a telegraph, copied in a sealed envelope, and rushed to the ship, with only five cents extra postage.
The city payrolls have increased nearly $500,000 during the first 11 months of this year over the same period last year.
The Municipal League nominated City Council and school committee candidates at a slim meeting. Nominees for Council: Joseph P. Sheehan Ward 9 Daniel J. McDonald Ward ? and Ernest E. Smith Ward 11. School committee nominees: Michael H. Corcoran Jr Ward 14 and Dr Thomas F Leen Ward 11. Corcoran and Leen have backs from Public School Association while Leen supported Mayor Fitzgerald previously. Frank Doyle was discussed but not urged.
Joseph W. Hotin of Newton was arraigned in Cambridge District Court on assaulting Conductor George F. Russell of the Boston Elevated while riding in the car. He was found guilty and sentenced to pay a fine.
Ottawa reports the government won in the House over opposition to naval policy and defeated calls for a people’s vote. Contracts for ten warships will be let soon with all vessels built in Canada. Negotiations with British shipbuilders aim to establish Canadian yards. subsidies and higher prices are possible to attract a British firm to set up in Canada.
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