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The Bicycle Railroad Revolution Proposal
The piece argues for reconsideration of extinguishing Tron Moody Boynton's railroad privileges. It claims the plan is not grafting nor chimerical and urges giving the inventor a chance to launch a transportation revolution.
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Call for Cortelyou to Visit Boston for Appraisers’ Stores
The Secretary of the Treasury hints he may visit Boston before year’s end to locate a site for the new United States appraisers’ stores. His predecessor chose the worst site in town in a brief stopover, prompting calls for a more careful selection this time.
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The Idaho Horror in Haywood Trial
The testimony of Orchard in the Boise court alleging complicity in Governor Steunenburg’s murder is described as a diabolical tale of insanity. The piece questions whether the self accused slaughterer’s story is credible and whether the prosecution can substantiate the gruesome details.
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Boston University Graduates 273, 76 Women Earn Degrees
The Boston University commencement lists 273 degrees with 76 awarded to women. Honors spread across the College of Liberal Arts, Theological School, Law School, Medical School, Agriculture, and post graduate studies. University founded 1869.
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Massachusetts Faces New Haven and B M merger peril
The New Haven road acquiring an interest in the Boston and Maine threatens Massachusetts rail commerce. Senator Lodge endorses Governor Guild's recommendations and urges strong legislation to protect Boston port exports and prevent a single outside corporation from controlling state trade. Public discussion and decisive action by elected representatives are vital to shield the Commonwealth's statutory system.
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Mass State Law Understood as Merger Objection
The piece denounces the New Haven railroad merger approach as underhanded and contrary to Massachusetts law. It questions why the merger is not plainly presented to the people and Legislature and criticizes alleged evasion of legal provisions. It cautions that future benefits would be unlikely if the law is ignored now.
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The Post's Enterprise Celebrates News Alliance
The Boston Post announces a three way alliance with the New York Herald, giving its editors exclusive access to cable telegraph and local news from America's leading paper. The note praises publisher Mr Grazier for innovations and growth during his dozen years in charge.
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Banks Oppose Industrial Insurance Bill in State Legislature
In a letter to the editor Edward A. Church states that savings banks statewide nearly unanimously oppose the Brandeis industrial insurance bill. He notes banks lack readiness for insurance work and fear costly outlays, urging the Legislature not to enact a permissive bill likely to be ineffective.
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Tree Day at Wellesley Not For Public
Wellesley College officials asked the Post to note that today’s tree day exercises will not be open to the public. They feared a crowd would attend because of notices in Boston papers. President Hazard aims to correct this impression.
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Old Kentucky
Nature Fakir and the Coyote: A March of Oddities
A column discusses Roosevelt and his controversial view of the coyote, praises the wild creature as local color, and rails against the cut worm as the most hated garden pest. It blends humor with reflections on love, weddings, and migration stories.
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Last Cruise of Captain Shedd Gore Piratical Rag Time
Dramatic note announces a piratical fantasy chapter titled Bounced on Bounding Billows. Actor Charlie Frohman predicts a stage adaptation with Maud Adams possibly starring. The tale continues as Captain Gore learns a traitor stole the ship’s keel and hull was punctured on the pirate vessel Quinine.
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Maud Adams
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Pirates and a leak test aboard the ship
Captain Gore assigns yeoman Jimmie Donnelly to locate a hull leak sabotaged by pirates. Jimmie sits on the leak to save the ship as the tale hints at ongoing adventures and future continuation. Nearby items note weather, baseball stats, airships, and reflections on pragmatism.
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Police officer battles a white paper skunk in Malden
Patrolman Bert Lewis, patrolling Maplewood near the railroad station, mistook a white sheet for a skunk and pelted it with stones for thirty minutes before discovering it was a piece of paper. The Revere Kennel Club prepares for its third annual show at the Point of Pines June 17 18. The State bath house at Revere Beach opens June 15 with 100 new rooms and bathing suits.
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City of Boston records five month debt rise
Boston city auditor figures show a gross debt increase of 1,666,800 in five months and a net debt rise of 733,853.65. Net debt on May 31 stood at 69,034,555.76 with a borrowing right of 2,425,357. The data compares gross debt from December 31, 1906 to May 31, 1907 and net debt from December 31, 1906.
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Graduation day suit rewards students and parents
A reward of merit that would please any schoolboy about to graduate would be a new suit and many parents are planning the purchase for the occasion.
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