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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1909

Page

4

Trolley Merger Report Shapes Western Transportation Monopoly

The Railroad Commission proposes a Berkshire Street Railway Company takeover of the Bennington & North Adams line, framing a merger as public policy while aiding New Haven control. Critics say the report deceives lawmakers despite declaring opposition to mergers. Representatives White and Brown vow opposition as Chairman Hall and Commissioners Bishop and White sign the doc.

Board of Railroad Commissioners New Haven Berkshire Street Railway Company Bennington North Adams Berkshire Massachusetts Roads Post Commonwealth General Court Bennington & North Adams Street Railway Company Railroad Board Norman White Charles Brown Medford Hall Bishop and White

Hebrew Farm Convention Opens in New York

Nearly 5000 Jewish farmers from New York Massachusetts Connecticut and New Jersey gathered in the Educational Alliance rooms on Jefferson Street for a two day convention. Sp Becker of Connecticut was elected temporary chairman and J W Pincus of New York City editor of the Jewish Farmer was named temporary secretary.

New York St Mssachusetts Connecticut New Jersey Educational Aliance Jefferson Street East Broadway Hducational Alliance Sp. Becker J. W. Pincus New York City

Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement offers Pyramid Pile Cure for piles with a free trial package by mail upon sending name and address. It warns against operations and claims the remedy reduces inflammation congestion irritation itching sores and ulcers and that piles quit after use. Sold at all drug stores for 50 cents a box.

Pyramid Drug Company Pyramid

Street Dept. Under Fire Over Downtown Snow Chaos and Stretches

Downtown Boston endures a day of snow piles and ice as teamsters report frequent falls on Tremont and Washington streets. Crossings were poorly cleared, sidewalks iced over, and vehicles blocked by ankle deep snow. A horse from Malden slipped on Washington and Winter. an ambulance took it to a veterinary hospital while officers consulted the SPCA.

Tremont Washington Streets Court Boylston Tremont Street Broad High Streets Friend Washington Street Haymarket Square Washington Agremont Temple Place Boylston Street Washington and Tremont Streets Park Street Malden Horpe of Hart Hoppe Society For the Prevention of Cruelty

Mayor Hibbard's Snow Removal Plan Fails

The city’s snow removal contract under Mayor Hibbard produced little progress by noon and only began clearing main streets late in the day. Superintendent Emerson estimates the storm will cost nearly $12,000. Many suspended workers were recalled and city teams assisted contractors.

Hibbard School Bromfield Emerson

Cutter Not Included in Emerson new list

City Hall faces a clash as Superintendent Emerson plans a street department reorganization within weeks. He aims to abolish the Back Bay paving yard and names new deputy superintendents, excluding Charles R. Cutter, sewer chief, from the proposed leadership lineup.

City Hall Emerson Charles R. Cutter Back Bay Cutter James H. Sullivan C. Barton Pratt George H. Foss Henry P. Christiernin

Grace B Guggenheim Seeks Second Divorce in New York

Grace B. Guggenheim filed for counsel fees and alimony in the New York Supreme Court, pursuing a second divorce from William Guggenheim. Her lawyers argue the first Illinois decree was illegal due to alleged nonresidence, while opponents say the suit is a different matter entirely. Grace later married a young Frenchman, a union later annulled by French courts in May 1908.

New York Supreme Court Grace B. Guggenheim William Guggenheim Illinois Gerard Guggenheim Chicago Mr. Guggenheim

Inspector Morris Wolf Honored by Pythians

Police Inspector Morris Wolf received a set of resolutions from Liberty Lodge I P during a special Deacon Hall meeting honoring his exceptional work as chancellor commander over the past years.

Morris Wolf Liberty Lodge, I. of P Deacon Hall

Grand Chancellor Harriman Presents as Inspector Responds

The presentation was made by Grand Chancellor Robert R. Harriman and Inspector Wolf responded. Addresses were made by Past Chancellors Jacob W. Berman M Goldfine M I Himel and L Rifkind. A supper followed.

Robert R. Harriman Inspector Wolf Jacob W. Berman M. Goldfine M. I. Himel L. Rifkind

Mrs Mabelle Dunphy Case Postponed In Chicago Court

Mrs Mabelle Dunphy charged with larceny of jewelry valued at $10,000 had her case postponed in Judge Clifford's Chicago court. The hearing date was set for next Thursday. The complainant and the defendant are both Boston citizens.

Chicago Mabelle Dunphy Charles Giles Clifford

Big Rubber Sale at Sheinwald Shoe Sale

Hundreds of rubber cases in men’s and ladies’ styles offered at bargain prices this week by the Sheinwald Syndicate at 40 42 Summer Street. Featured grades include Goodyear and Everstick.

Sheinwald Syndicate Summer Street Goodyear Everstick

Help to Prevent Pigeons on Common From Starving

Hundreds of city pigeons and sparrows have been cut off from feeding grounds by a winter storm and hover on the Common and Public Garden crusted with snow. Passersby who drop bread crumbs to the flocks are repaid by the sight of the birds grateful for a square meal.

Boston

Norfolk Couple Die in Joint Death Pact

Norfolk police found Schuyler Carskaddon and his wife dead in their South Norfolk bedroom. Investigators believe they planned to die together after the husband shot his wife and then killed himself. Carskaddon was a foreman at the Walworth Nevill Manufacturing plant.

Norfolk Schuyler Carskaddon B Street South Carskaddon Walworth-Nevill Manufacturing

Prominent Great Lakes Steamer Captain Dies in Erie

Captain Paul Powell Sr a leading Great Lakes steamer master died at his Erie home at 65. He served as president of the American Association of Masters and Pilots during the 1904 strike.

Erie Penn Paul Powell, Sr Great Lakes American Association of Masters and Pilots

Watchmaker H. C. Berger Takes His Own Life

Pittsburg report states 55 year old watchmaker H. C. Berger, unemployed and with dependents, killed himself to enable his family to collect a $1000 life insurance policy.

Pittsburg H. C. Berger

Mayor Asked toExplain 80 000 Expenditure Item

Councilman Charles T. Harding proposes an order requiring Mayor Hibbard to detail proposed expenditures for the year. The request seeks a breakdown of a 50000 office expense item and a 30000 for public celebrations within the budget.

Hibbard Charles T. Harding Ward 20 Committee On Appropriations

Supreme Court Upholds Texas Anti Trust Ruling

The Supreme Court affirmed a Texas ruling fining Waters-Pierce Oil Co. $1 625000 and ousting it from the state for violating the Texas anti trust law. The majority stock owner Standard Oil supplied Texas via Waters-Pierce plants after the law passed. The court also sustained Robert J Eckhardt as receiver.

Washington Supreme Court of the United States Texas Waters- Pierce Oil Company St. Louis Standard Oil Company Waters-Pierce Oil Company

Rochester Bishop Bernard J. McQuaid Dies at 93

Right Rev Bernard J McQuaid Roman Catholic bishop of Rochester died peacefully after an eight months illness. Born December 15 1828 in New York City he became priest January 16 1848 and bishop March 3 1868. His death passes succession to Thomas F Hickey coadjutor bishop.

Rochester N. Y Bernard J. McQuaid McQuaid New York City Madison N. J Sisters of St. Joseph St. Bernard Thomas F. Hickey

Sciatica cured by pink pills says Salisbury worker

A Salisbury Mass foundry worker credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing his sciatica after failed medical treatment. He describes severe pain and immobility followed by rapid relief and full recovery. The ad notes pills are safe, nonaddictive and sold by druggists or by mail from Schenectady NY.

Dennis Cronin Cushing Street Salisbury Mass Newburyport Dr. Williams

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