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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1914
Page
2
Boston business leaders in the Waban district split into two factions over the temporary suspension of James D. Jones the station agent at Waban depot on the Boston and Albany line Jones resides at 151 Linwood avenue Newton and his fate sparks debate among local merchants and residents
Six thousand people gathered at Central Armory in Cleveland for a public reception honoring Myron T. Herrick, former ambassador to France. Mayor Newton D. Baker presided as Herrick, arriving from New York, declined further public remarks beyond praising the accident of his being in Paris as a representative of a neutral power.
Mayor Curley approved purchasing the Congregational chapel at Brighton for a branch library at seven thousand dollars. The city has used the chapel for library purposes for years paying seven hundred dollars yearly in rent. The mayor cites economy as the motive for the purchase.
A catalog item describing a selection of fragrances for women including Coty La Rose Jacqueminot and Houbigant Ideal. Notes promise lasting remembrance of thoughtfulness with both foreign and domestic creations in dainty Christmas styled packages. Prices range from 10.00 to 245.
An itemized list shows prices for small domestic goods. Items include manicure sets pin cushions shoe horns and various storage and grooming accessories with prices from fractions of a dollar up to several dollars.
Local railroad workers and businessmen flood petitions to reinstate Jones, Waban station agent earning 14 dollars weekly, amid a telephone complaint allegedly from F S Gourley of Calumet and Hecla. Gourley denies knowledge of the case as factions debate the truth and await official action.
The Governor's Council reviewed a written contract with Ralph M. Comfort, chosen to allocate space in the new State House extension. Originally employed for three years at 3000 dollars annually with 9000 dollars in related costs, Comfort has reportedly spent 18000 dollars and plans more. Lieutenant Governor Barry warned of a serious matter that could lead to Comfort's discharge, with further consideration set for next Tuesday morning.
Lynn is first to object to proposed B M fare rises for commuters. Authorities say metropolitan totals will rise by a few cents with new fares rounded to the nearest five. The Public Service Commission will hold hearings. Lynn city solicitor Arthur G. Wadleigh filed to secure citizen hearings.
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