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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1911
Page
7
Washington July 5. Representative Henry of Texas attacked lavish displays by American diplomats abroad calling it dollar diplomacy and argued it erodes the republic’s dignity. He condemned American heirs and alliances as dangerous in a broad House denunciation.
A committee motion seeks information from the Secretary of State on buying embassy sites abroad. Mr. Henry mocks lavish displays by two new ambassadors in London, warning that wealth-fueled glamour dangers republican foundations and criticizing millionaire splendor.
The passage ridicules international marriages used to secure royal status for foreign courts and notes a push for a decree by true American citizens to end the humiliating spectacle.
Thomas Mulvaney of New York was arraigned on a conspiracy to defraud William Shaine, a Brighton grocer, of 1100 via a brace faro scheme. He pleaded not guilty and the case was continued to next Monday. Shaine recalls June 28 meeting with two men to rail a plan against New York gambling operators. A plan to meet at Copley Square, then travel to New York by 10 o'clock train, was discussed. Mulvaney showed up and was arrested by inspectors.
Acting Mayor Walter Collins and Richard Field said they would withhold payment to the fireworks firm for the July Fourth show over criticisms of limited pyrotechnic effects. Field would defer to Mayor Fitzgerald upon his return to decide the bill.
Governor Foss signals resolve to advance the elevated West End subway merger despite opposition. Two mentions of yesterday underline the Post’s claim of a fixed decision to push the measure forward.
Governor Foss engages West End stockholders with letters arguing for a seven percent return on capital in the merger while amendments to subway bills are added to push them through the Senate. The strategy targets the timing ahead of next Monday’s session as debates over three new subway routes continue.
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