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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1913

Page

3

Girl Says She Was Prisoner in Boston Lodging House

Lynn police investigate 17 year old Lillian Blinn who says a strange woman enticed her to Boston on Saturday and kept her prisoner until Sunday afternoon. She lost $9 and her coat and hat at a lodging house and managed to escape when a man opened the door.

Lynn Lillian Blinn Joseph Blinn Colby Place Boston G. K A. H. Jones Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn

Adamson's Balsam Advertises Cough Cure

An old advertisement promotes Adamson's Balsam as a universal remedy for coughs colds and grippe with claims it never fails. The notice emphasizes its effectiveness and availability in the periodical.

Adamson

Sulzer Urges State Rules for Stock Exchange

Governor Sulzer urges broad reforms to curb abuses in stock trading, including prohibitions on brokers buying for themselves after customer orders, insolvent brokers trading, and false securities advertising. He calls for clearer laws on short sales, call loans, bucket shops, and exchange regulation while urging careful consideration to avoid harming New York’s financial leadership. He also notes ferry rate protests and trucking disputes affecting city services and prices.

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Protest over East Boston ferry toll increases planned

A coalition of teamsters truckmen express companies and East Boston citizens plan a protest today against Mayor Fitzgeralds plan to revise ferry tolls. The new system would raise charges by about 25 percent for teams crossing the harbor.

Chamber of Commerce Teamsters Fitzgerald Chamber P. J. O'Riordan Mr. O'Riordan United States Chelsea East Boston G. F. Stebbins Team Owners’ Association Mr. Stebbins Boston Oe Ee Wess Sos

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