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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1914

Page

4

Governor Walsh Seeks Law to Separate Boston & Maine From New Haven

Governor Walsh urges legislature to enact enabling laws to dissolve control of the Boston & Maine by the New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad. The plan, approved by the federal government, transfers stock to appointed liquidators to run the Maine line independently, with safeguards for public interest and minority stockholders.

Walsh New Haven Federal Department of Justice New England Senate Hilton Middlesex Boston Railroad Holding Company The Boston & Maine Massachetts New Haven Railroad Commonwealth of Massachusetts Boston Railroad Boston & Maine Railroad Railroad Holding Company Commonwealth New Haven Company Boston & Albany New York Central Boston Hudson River New York Philadelphia Baltimore Massachusetts New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company Berkshire Street Railway Company Boston & Main United States District Court For Southern District of New York United States Frank P. Carpenter Henry B. Day James L. Doherty Charles P. Hall Marcus P. Knowlton Vermont Company New England Investment & Security Company New York and Stamford Company Westchester Street Railroad Company Shore Line Electric Railroad New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company Boston & Albany Railroad Company Connecticut Company Housatonic Power Company Connecticut Company &S Providence & Danielson Railway Company Sea View Railroad Company Boston & Mai Oe Ee New Sk Can Boston & Maine Railroad Company Manchester I. H Newton Mass Springfield Maine Maine Company Northern Railroad New Hampshire Connecticut River Railroad Company Manchester & Lawrence Railroad Hereford Railway Company Concord & Montreal Railroad Vermont & Massachusetts Railroad Company Lowell & Andover Railroad Company Boston & Lowell Railroad Corporation Pemigewassett Valley Railroad Connecticut & Passumpsic Rivers Railroad Company Upper Coos Railroad Concord & Portsmouth Railroad Wilton Railroad Company Peterborough Railroad Nashua & Lowell Railroad Corporation Massawippi Valley Railway Company

Father John's Medicine advertised as safe tonic for babies

An advertisement promotes Father John's Medicine as a safe alcohol and drug free tonic for babies. It claims benefits for colds coughs and overall strength, presenting it as pure wholesome and suitable for children.

Father John

Judge Declares Free Speech Needs Permit At Rally

In White Plains a grand jury considers 12 Industrial Workers of the World demonstrants jailed after a Tarrytown protest against John D. Rockefeller Jr. The judge warns professional agitators cannot incite street disorder without a permit and must hire a hall to speak.

White Plains N. Y Tarrytown John D. Rockefeller, Jr Colorado Arthur S. Tompkins

Mayor bans tango in city parks and buildings

The mayor announced a ban on tango at all city parks and buildings during the Curley administration. He rejected a $190,000 offer to allow tango at the Franklin Park refectory and ordered the Park Commission to seek bids for park concessions.

Curley Franklin Park Park Commission

Tyngsboro Farmer Dies by Own Action on His Farm

June 1 John Norris aged 68 committed death by own action by shooting today at his Tyngsboro farm. He was despondent over a recent business failure in Lowell and left a widow.

Lowell John Norris Tyngsboro

Shoe Case To Resume Today In Sherman Act Suit

Final arguments in the government suit to dissolve United Shoe Machinery Company as an unlawful monopoly will open before Judges Putnam Dodge and Brown in U S District Court at 10 o clock. The government has spent 40 days on the case in over two years of litigation.

United Shoe Machinery Company Putnam, Dodge and Brown United States District Court United States William S. Gregg James A. Fowler Allen Webster Gregg Fowler Webster Charles F. Choate Frederick P. Fish

Man Sentenced to Death in Electric Chair

Giuseppe Marinendi, already convicted of fatally shooting Policeman Edward J. Murtha during a weapon search and killing bystander James OConnell who attempted to stop him, was sentenced today to die in the electric chair during the week starting July 6 in New York.

New York Giuseppe Marendi Edward J. Murtha James O’connell

Sargol Tablets Promised to Boost Weight Fast

An advertisement claims thin people gain three to five pounds weekly by using Sargol with every meal. It asserts poor assimilation is the cause, and that the six ingredient flesh-building formula safely increases blood quality and weight, backed by a money back guarantee.

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