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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1907
Page
10
The speaker extols a global network of friends across the United States and beyond, listing cities, professions, and cultures. He condemns the anonymous attacker as the meanest criminal, arguing that public figures inevitably face threats from unseen foes while praising courage in the face of such vilification.
An open letter from a Boston newspaperman defends criticism of public corporations and individuals, denounces anonymous attackers, and extols publicity, fair play, and responsibility. He recounts past battles with blackmailers and letters, insists on open disclosure, and cites Roosevelt's square deal. The letter is dated February 1 1907 from the Journal Building.
Interest rises in a pension system proposed for the Boston & Albany under lease to the New York Central. Employees earlier received questions on age and service, with a plan rumored to start January 1 but not yet announced. The retirement age is unsettled, between 60 and 70, with eligibility for those having ten or more years of service and reaching the age limit, varying by earning capacity.
The copper market opened mixed but rallied as buyers covered and large traders supported active issues. Union Pacific led gains and several copper stocks such as Amalgamated and Isle Royale rose, while reports from mining firms and merger talks influenced sentiment. Quincys dividend prospects also affected prices.
Interest in curb issues rose as larger markets improved. Davis-Daly advanced from 173-4 to 18, Nipissing from 1138-8 to 12, and La Salle rose to 33 1/2 after closing at 33. East Butte held firm around 1512 while Superior & Pittsburg hovered near 27. Full list fluctuations detailed herewith.
Wall Street saw a heavy early decline followed by a recovery as buying intensified at lower prices. Union Pacific attracted large bank-assisted orders after an interview from its head and foreign banker commentary helped steady sentiment against a broader selloff.
London reports meteorologist Hugh Clements predicts seismic and volcanic activity across Europe in February. Earth tremors may hit eastern England and the Anglo Scottish border around February 21, driven by solar and lunar effects like Krakatoa eruptions. High gales now sweep Britain as preludes to crust disturbances.
Attleboro Jan 31 The selectmen kept Austin C Peters letter on the table regarding restraining dogs. They did not deem the rabies case of a Hebronville dog, four miles away, sufficient to grant his request.
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