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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1908
Page
4
The speaker details alleged waste and overcharges in the telephone company with claims of $8,000 uncounted savings, high management costs, and excessive labor charges. Comparisons show Chicago and Providence rates, urging an immediate 11–12 percent rate cut and further review. The discussion covers directory advertising costs, franking expenses, and fire insurance funds.
A narrator explains job loss tied to chronic worry and indigestion. He credits Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets with restoring health, clarity, and performance at work. He urges readers to seek stomach relief to improve memory, mood, and employability.
Keene New Hampshire clergyman Rev George W Ruland praises Vinol a cod liver oil preparation saying it builds strength for run down workers and claims no harmful drugs. The ad asserts Vinol supplies medicinal elements without stomach upsetting oil and adds tonic iron, with a money back guarantee at five Riker Jaynes stores in Boston.
State highway appointee George Albree told the board that separating accounts at the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company is necessary to correct rate irregularities. He outlined the findings after examining the company’s affairs and urged corrective accounting measures.
Last night plans formed to block Feeney and McNary at large delegations. McNary's call set a meeting with 10 at large and 19 district members present, sparking court doubts on the state committee's composition and authority. Thomas J Collins chaired temporarily as James Synan was elected state committee chairman for 1908 with Cronin secretary and eight vice chairs named.
The document argues to keep the company as a single unit for rate setting or allow limited separation by expediency. It discusses how future rate decisions depend on whether to treat the entire territory as one unit and whether to use cost or expediency in determining rates, while noting required cost components and questions about capital, earnings, and plant accounting. It also records specifics of John H. Lee's salary and expenses and lists political contributions and allowances to state and city bodies in 1904 and 1905.
An overheated kitchen stove sparked a lively blaze on the first floor of a two story wooden dwelling on I Moore street owned and occupied by William Donahue. Damage totaled $50.
The hotel shifts from traveler shelter to permanent abode for thousands in New York City. The St Regis leads this trend offering homelike comfort, privacy, and all inclusive service with top food and safety. It attracts permanent residents and seasonal visitors alike.
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