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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1908

Page

6

Responsibility for Readville Crash and Roosevelt Plan

A court holds Readville engineer Thomas Whicher on manslaughter charges after the South Boston collision that killed two and injured fifty. The piece questions signal readings and shared responsibility, then surveys President Roosevelt's call for stronger federal control over big corporations and railroads.

Thomas Whicher Readville Braintree South Boston Whicher Swett Street Roosevelt

Telephones Nos 1004 1005 Main Nos 1383 1384 Main

Telephones listed for Main street addresses 1004 and 1005 with alternative numbers 1383 and 1384. The item records contact references likely for service or listings in the paper.

Prohibition Gains Mark Municipal Elections Across 21 Cities

In 21 municipal races Worcester voted to remain dry extending its brief dry spell while Fall River overturned its license to no license by the largest margin on record. Lowell elected Patrolman George H. Brown as mayor and Haverhill installed a majority mayor under a new two candidate rule.

Commonwealth Worcester Fall River George H. Brown Lowell Haverhill E. H. Moulton

Milton remembered as poet of liberty and learning

A century and more after his birth, John Milton is praised as a poet of immense genius and moral stature. The piece positions him beside Shakespeare and Dante, noting his defense of unlicensed printing, his education writings, and Paradise Lost as a crown of verse.

John Milton Shakespeare Milton Hartlib Paradise Lost Dante Moses Liberty Galahad

A Show of Hands and Eggs Across a Turbulent Summer

The piece contrasts President Roosevelt's harsh rhetoric toward Panama Canal publishers with calls for a full congressional inquiry into the finances behind the 40 million dollar canal purchase. It then shifts to a satirical digression on eggs, prices, and poultry, using humorous contrasts to critique market folly and public discourse.

Roosevelt Panama Canal Purchase United States Panama Canal Congress Theodore Roosevelt Judge Parker Harriman New York Life Insurance Cortelyou

Yachtsman’s Lost Pipe Sparks City’s Holey Title

Neponset resident sails from Slall River to Onset and drops his pipe, leaving him unable to smoke. Carol Vox notes the Sphinx Says quip about Tom and capacity. The piece jokes that Boston’s tunnels and subways shrink the Hub to a “Holey City.”

Neponset Slall River Onset Carol Vox

Queer Institution Dialogue About Insanity Row

A brief comic dialogue depicts Gyer calling an asylum queer and Moyer questioning what is queer about it as the site refuses to admit insane people.

Gyer Moyer

Political figures clash in two presidential elections

In 1896 McKinley won 7,102,272 votes while Bryan had 6,273,624. In 1900 McKinley gained 7,219,101 votes against Bryan's 6,357,054. The note discusses public clippings agencies and general facts from the era.

Immigration Laws Copy Available From Washington

A. A. C. announces that a copy of the Immigration Laws can be secured by applying to the immigration commissioners in Washington D C Ed.

L. G Treasury Department Washington Portland Boston Cape Cod Immigration Commissioners Washington, D. C

Village Store Laugh Breaks Tactful Silence

A crowd gathers around the village grocery where a jokester claims not to be caught in a past misdeed. Laughter erupts in a long, unanimous burst before the speaker resumes, and the room falls quiet for about 23 seconds.

Joke on the Joker Delivers Time’s Inescapable Irony

A humorous exchange contrasts a jokey line about catching time with a practical remark that a policeman halted a few minutes by slipping through a side door this morning. The quip hinges on time’s unstoppable flow versus patchwork control.

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