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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1908

Page

4

Brookline Tax Rate Rises to 11.50 per Thousand

Brookline, the wealthiest town by population and area, reports a total assessed value of about 100.68 million and an actual valuation over 150 million. The 11.50 per thousand tax rate marks a 70 cent rise from last year as state, county, and metropolitan taxes grow by about 50.5 thousand dollars. Brookline contributes 50 thousand to the Metropolitan Commission and pays over two thirds of Norfolk county taxes while offering no park benefits or local employment.

Brookline United States Metropolitan Commission Brookline de Norfolk County

Death of T A McIntyre

Baltimore July 28 Thomas A McIntyre of T A McIntyre Co stock brokers of New York and Boston who recently failed for more than 4500000 fled here today after a lingering illness He had been in poor health since the failure which was the basis for criminal investigation by District Attorney Jerome of New York.

Baltimore Thomas A. McIntyre T. A. McIntyre & Co New York Boston Jerome

Marmola Tablets Promoted as Easy Fat Reduction

Advertisers claim Marmola Prescription Tablets offer painless weight loss without dietary changes or exercise. Marketed by The Marmola Co of Detroit, the remedy costs about 75 cents and is described as harmless and effective, with a specific 4 ounce Marmola 4 ounce Cascara Aromatic 34 ounce Simple Syrup formula.

Marmola Co Detroit Mich

Post Reporter Tests Elevated Rules With Go Cart Test

A Post reporter tests baby carriage rules on streetcars and the Elevated by carrying a folding go cart. Conductors stop him at times while fares are collected and onlookers react as crowds and passengers debate the rules and risks of carriage on transit.

Post Papa Boston Elevated Railway Police Department Dan O'Leary City Point Boston Second Post

Go-carts on Boston Elevated spark mothers rights debate

Bertha Wilder-Elton urges the Boston Elevated Railway to reconsider a rule banning go-carts on cars. She argues the measure burdens mothers and children, harms outings, and calls for better facilities or protective cloth covers. The letter frames the issue as a push for mothers rights and humane transit policies.

Post Boston Elevated Railroad Boston Elevated Bertha Wilder- Elton

Mother Urges Special Cars for Old Maids and Cranks

A Charlestown mother argues for folding go carts to be carried on Boston Elevated Company cars. She suggests cars marked For old maids bachelors and cranks only to let mothers and babies ride, and cites a passenger’s accident as support.

the Post Boston Elevated Company Boston Elevated R. L. Me Somerville J. M. Greene High Street Charlestown

Boston Charter Reform Discussed by Finance Commission

The Boston Finance Commission heard proposals for a revised city charter with a five member elected commission paid 5000 dollars each. Speakers argued for expert department heads under civil service and metropolitan oversight, while pointing to Holyoke and federal style remedies to curb political influence.

Boston Finance Commission Joseph A. Walker Brookline F. BE Chadwick Chapin Walker Admiral Chadwick Pennsylvania Railroad Holyoke

Appointments Made by Governor Guild Yesterday

Governor Guild yesterday named Charles Gettemy and Edward Sears to the State Board of Publication. Robert G. Dodge was added to the ballot law commission, replacing Sewall G. Brackett. Other appointees include Susanna Berry Lynn trustee at Wrentham State School and Sumner F. Quimby Gloucester medical examiner. Orrin G. Cash Springfield district officer for the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Children. William D. T. Trefry Marblehead tax commissioner. George T. Tuttle Waverley chair with Henry H. Stedman Brookline as member. James F. Curtis Boston Commission to Revise Insane Laws.

Guild Charles Gettemy Bureau of Statistics and Labor Edward Sears Commissioner of Public Records State Board of Publication Robert G. Dodge Sewall G. Brackett Susanna Berry Lynn Wrentham State School Sumner F. Quimby Gloucester Essex County Henry Colt Pittsfield Berkshire County Orrin G. Cash Springfield Society For Prevention of William D. T. Trefry Marblehead George T. Tuttle Waverley Henry H. Stedman Brookline James F. Curtis Boston

Dentist of the Future Emphasized as Accomplished Physician

At the National Dental Association convention in Hotel Somerset speakers argued the dentist of the future must be an accomplished physician. Dr. Talbot urged treating teeth with medicine and general health, linking dental health to overall wellbeing and warning against overreliance on antiseptics and false sets.

National Dental Association Hotel Somerset Eugene S. Talbot Arthur H. Merritt New York William R. Williams Herbert L. Wheeler George R. Warner Grand Junction Col James E. Power Providence S. A. Hopkins Boston Joseph Head Merritt Hopkins Chicago Williams Talbot

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