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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1906
Page
9
A Massachusetts legislative committee backs a merger of steam and trolley lines to create a single transport monopoly under state oversight. The report proposes five bills allowing mergers and private land purchases for routes, with stock issued under anti watering laws and no fare increase.
The recess committee of the Legislature from last year has now been inactive for more than six months.
The special recess committee postponed its report after yesterday's State House session to pressure ex-Representative Charles S. Davis of Plymouth. Davis resisted removing his remarks on corporate influence in Massachusetts politics, with insiders saying his comments surpass the committee's main report in significance.
Governor Guild hosts a Somerset reception for state and county officials with four New England chief executives expected present. Vermont Governor Bell New Hampshire Governor McLean Maine Governor Cobb are in town. McLean and Bell bring their staffs while Cobb comes with Maine's executive council.
The big sale of I. Klein & Co. wholesale stock at Wolf's corner Hanover and Portland streets is described as the firm’s greatest success. The event highlights Wolf's history of value giving and extraordinary offers in men’s union made clothing.
Charles FP Nutter, newly elected colonel of the coast artillery corps, has served 20 plus years in the Massachusetts forces. He joined Company C, First Infantry, Aug 7, 1880s, became second lieutenant May 11, 1891, captain two years later, and major July 14, 1899, with a career marked by progression and modernization efforts. The Cape Battalion, his former command, has consistently excelled in big gun, mortar, and rifle practice.
Assistant Registrar Michael F. Morley of the Election Board was suspended on charges related to neglect of jury list investigation work and for being absent without leave. Morley, a 30 year city employee, claimed he did the work quickly then took a day off. He accused the board of enmity and said he hopes to expose others at City Hall. The matter may reach the Mayor.
During a cities committee hearing Mayor Tracey of Taunton announced plans to investigate the street department led by a single man for 12 years. He said other mayors had not dared to probe such matters. Two former Taunton mayors attended the session.
Dr Samuel Durgin chairman of the Board of Health will present to the Mayor a report on charges of collusion in the department between collectors and milk dealers. The exact content is unknown but will likely address the milk inspector Dr James Jordan and respond to the Mayor's prior management suggestions.
An advertisement argues against cutting or burning treatments for cancer and promotes simple oils as safe, speedy care. It claims oils can treat face and breast cancers, womb, mouth, stomach tumors, and skin diseases. A free book is offered by Dr. B F Bye of Indianapolis.
The article discusses the Sardou drama La Tosca with Bernhardt in the title role and M. de Max as Scorpia, praising her passionate performance and noting the ruthless Yet refined villainy, while Mario and other roles receive solid support. It ends by announcing Sapho as the next bill.
William Gillette and Clarice have completed five Boston weeks. High demand leads to cancellation of the Washington engagement and Veronique run limited to this week. Gillette to appear next week at the Hollis Street Theatre.
A persuasive pitch asks readers if they would endure chronic headaches when a harmless remedy promises quick relief. It emphasizes fast action with no side effects beyond easing pain. The tone mirrors a midcentury newspaper advertisement urging readers to try a simple cure.
Gen A Jacobs of Lima Ohio endorses Dr Miles' Anti Pain Pills as swift relief for neuralgia backache rheumatism menstrual and stomach pains. They guarantee benefit with the first package or money back, 25 doses for 25 cents, never sold in bulk.
An aggressive Thursday sale at a local department store touts deep cuts on clothing and household items. Advertised prices span womens wear, children’s gowns, linens, and a wide range of groceries and music, with limits on quantities and no mail orders. The ad emphasizes customer equity and urges early shopping.
Viola Allen shines in The Toast of the Town at the Colonial as a strong supporting company enhances the show. Molly Moonshine with Marie Cahill plays the Tremont, while Parisian and American acts fill the city run from the Park to Keith’s and the Empire.
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