Boston Bost and Independent Democratic Paper of New England
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Militant suffragists blamed for disrupting services
The piece condemns suffragists for planning disruptive chants during religious services, arguing such acts amount to sacrilege. It urges Mrs. Pankhurst to restrain extremism and protect churches from riotous action.
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England
Wilson urges big business to testify on proposed trust law
President Wilson tells visitors he is surprised by how little attention big business is giving to anti-trust legislation. He says they should seize the chance to appear before the congressional committee and present their views or risk future excuses about haste after tariff reform passage.
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Mileage measurement scheme for Massachusetts railroads
The proposal urges state authorities to officially determine railroad mileage in Massachusetts. It argues against passenger charges tied to mileage set by interest parties, cites many small increases adding up, and calls for careful measurement by competent experts to ensure fairness to all involved.
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Massachusetts
Everett Ousted as Building Commissioner After Review
Mayor Curley acted to remove Building Commissioner Everett citing too many building accidents and fire tragedies tied to the department. The piece portrays Everett as well meaning but insufficiently energetic to control the situation and defends the removal as warranted.
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Everett
Meat supply in New England remains tight
Governor Clive notes population rose from 68 72 million to about 98 648 000 while beef cattle fell 12.9 percent and sheep 5.2 percent. Imports are small and prices high. yet revival of local cattle and sheep farming could reclaim idle rural lands and boost regional meat production.
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Economic proposal on crowding and livestock in New England
The writer questions overcrowding in the states and asks if there is any reason beyond lack of initiative why there should not be a hundred cattle sheep and swine fattening ventures in New England for every person found today.
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New England
Mayor Curley Inaugural Promises Reform and Action
The editorial reviews Mayor Curley's inaugural address as measured and hopeful, praising his call for reform of inequalities and a council of diverse advisers. It notes plans for a million dollar business attraction fund and periodic state-of-the-city speeches, while urging patience to judge by deeds over statements. The real test begins now.
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Wilson
Theyre Back Ponk and Bunk in Locked Doors Vaudeville
The pair Sinnott presents a new act titled Keep Your Seats the Doors Are Locked. They promise side splitting routines and sharp banter aimed at captivation of their street audience.
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Observant Citizen recaps Boston area life and tales
A curio collection of notes on friends and foes, spring hints, local lore, and urban trivia from the Observant Citizen column. Tales include a Dartmouth alumni toast, a burglar father, Boston mayor talk, rhubarb in a cellar, windmills at Hamilton, sea gulls, a safety campaign in New Bedford, and relics from old stagecoaches.
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Pindell declines Russia ambassador post after Senate endorsement
Illinois figure Henry M. Pindell calls off his nomination as ambassador to Russia. He cites unproven promises of a soft assignment and dismisses personal controversy, saying no talk should surround the ambassador’s role. His stand improves his standing with the public.
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Figures Not Infallible in Boston Debt Debate
The piece argues Boston's per capita debt and maintenance costs appear high but notes the city yields extensive benefits in parks, schools, and libraries. It stresses value received, the impact of state laws, and that assets could cover debt if liquidated, while urging continued economy and vigilance.
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Boston
Curley
New Haven Names Barnes Legislative Counsel for Session
The New Haven appoints George S. Barnes, son of Frank, as road’s legislative counsel for this session. He will appear before committees to advocate for transportation interests. critics urge open, aboveboard influence at the State House.
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Plan Civic Service Bureau for Boston
Plans are underway to establish a civic bureau as an information clearing house for social and civic groups. At a Women’s Municipal League meeting at the Twentieth Century Club, a five member committee was authorized to study the need, with Mrs. T. J. Bowker leading.
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J. Randolph Coolidge
Henry
Rheinstein Castle Near Bingen Once Guarded Rhine Toll Road
The Rheinstein fortress near Bingen, famed for its Rhine defences, dates to 1279 when robber barons controlled river trade. Once a martial stronghold with weary tolls and pillaging, it faded into ruin before Prince Frederick of Prussia bought and restored it. today it belongs to Prince Henry of Prussia.
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Péter Wiehspalter
Mainz
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An Old Fashioned Fireless Cooker Learns a Lesson
Ann Sawyer marries Henry Jones despite warnings about laziness. When a dinner guest demands a meal, Ann withholds firewood and cooks a cold dinner to teach Henry a lesson. Henry and the agent gather wood, and the couple later dine well as Henry learns to fetch wood.
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Talks On Love and Sentiment From Mildred Champagne
Young man seeks marriage guidance on whether to heed his mother or the girl's parents based on a year of courtship. The advice emphasizes personal fit and warns that timing signals readiness, urging the suitor to decide for himself and trust his own judgment.
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Miss Champagne
Do Not Buy On Time Says Uncle Walt Mason
poem admonishes debt and credit with satirical lines about buying a dog on time, a horse on time, and even a wife on time. It extols living within means and paying as you go, praising the man who owes nothing and faces no collectors.
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Adams Newspaper Service
Express firms consider economy as new rates take effect
Five major express company executives met to discuss operating economies amid the Interstate Commerce Commission rate cuts that went into effect today. F F Plage of American Express warned of three options including court appeal or liquidation, while stressing the need to maintain express service under just remuneration.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
F. F. Plage
American Express Company
Death Ends Long Romance of Alaska Miner
In Candle Alaska William H. Myers a placer miner with mining holdings near Candle and White Horse passes away frozen to death after a 15 year Alaskan trek he planned to marry L B Hayes a Kentucky teacher Myers sister Mrs S H Haslam of Duluth Minnesota awaits navigation spring to move the body to Prince Edward Island Myers last letter spoke of a fortune found leaving a heartbreak amid a lonely frontier romance.
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