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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1906
Page
4
The text urges choosing cigars to fit the smoker’s preferences and budget. It warns against mismatching price and quality or sending too many or too few cigars. The goal is to ensure each box from our stores earns new customers this season.
A frontal storm centered in the Eastern States brings rain to Hartford Providence Nantucket New York and Harrisburg with snow in Portland Northfield Cincinnati and St Louis. Temp in Boston yesterday reached 40 while Morehead ND fell to zero. Tomorrow the solstice ends at about 1 PM with a nine hour four minute day.
Frank N. Haynes, treasurer of the Republican campaign committee, reported to the city clerk that the campaign for seven aldermen spent 2205. Each candidate contributed 815, with two itemized dinners of 867 and 47, and the remainder distributed among Republican leaders deemed entitled to the funds.
The San Francisco Board of Education replies to Mrs Flora K Harris of Tokio denying segregation in city public schools. It accuses President Roosevelt of meddling and Victor Metcalf of distorting facts, and affirms it will not yield its position while citing state authority and local neutrality.
Patrolman James J. Mullen of Division 13 pleaded guilty to sleeping on duty and had his case placed on file by Commissioner O'Meara. The general order notes his long service nine years and family illness affecting rest, while acknowledging the act as natural though inexcusable.
In Lynn this building rising from steel and concrete will be among the citys most roomy structures when finished. It measures 510 feet in length 80 feet in width and 70 feet in height and is designed to bear immense loads without crushing. General Electric plans to occupy it by March.
In Senate debate Senator Foraker harshly criticizes President Roosevelt for dismissing the Twenty-fifth Infantry. Senator Scott defends the colored troops and credits the Tenth Cavalry with saving the Rough Riders, arguing their actions helped preserve the president in the White House. The investigation resolution is deferred until after holidays.
Ex convict Kelley faces renewed family rejection after parole. Sisters refuse to assist amid his volatile history and rumors of a factory job in Everett. Prison officials say they will follow his case as he must report monthly. Previously he worked at Donovan shoe factory before stealing a penny-box.
Stonemasons Union endorses Dennis PD DPriscotaus Jaber as State Board of Conciliation member. Carpenters Union 218 elects officers including McCabe Miles Thorn ton McPherson McKie Doyle McDonald Melway. Sayers Helpers Union 56 elects Connelly Crimmins Taylor Wilty Ryan. Metropolitan Home Telephone Co to use union wages for all work within 15 miles of State House under Central Labor Union agreement signed yesterday by Warren Akers.
In Vienna 25,000 Austrian post office employees vote to strike tomorrow over government labor conditions. The government offered higher wages to avert trouble, but the offer was rejected.
An advertisement promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as the remedy for indigestion caused by nervous tension. It asserts the pills digest food for an unhealthy stomach, notes public formula knowledge, and offers 50 cents per box with a free trial upon request from I. A. Stuart Co. Marshall Michigan.
Miss Mary Dwyer, 18, cashier at John VU Connor's grocery, was robbed of over 100 dollars and trading stamps as she neared her Lake street residence. The thief fled down Lake street after dragging her during the grab. a doctor treated her for shock. Police have a description and ongoing inquiry.
The popular Quien Sabe game draws wide participation and enjoys strong social use as a party activity. Participants test knowledge and strategy in a lively communal setting.
A Boston proposal suggests a motherhood pension for mothers of seven to fund large families. Supporters argue the annual payout would repay the city many times over by increasing citizens and future taxpayers. They cite President Roosevelt endorsing large families and claim the plan would shift attitudes away from small families.
The Rex Distilling Company opens a Dutch style rathskeller at 49 Causeway Street presenting a Holland inspired interior with white ash furnishings walton leatherette panels and brass nails. The room features heavy oak tables comfortable seating and a ceiling ventilation system for smoke-free comfort.
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