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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1907
Page
6
Daily issue details from Post Publishing Co dated June 14 1907 in Boston Massachusetts. No further readable article content provided.
Daily Post and Sunday Post rates listed for U S and Canada. Details include one year three months six months and monthly options plus vacation mail terms and payment notes addressed to The Post Publishing Company Boston with editor E A Grozier.
Ambassador Bryce described Switzerland as the most successful democracy, citing citizen participation and intelligent public affairs understanding. He urged comparing Swiss example with Massachusetts sized populations to gauge equality in governance.
In a Massachusetts Medical Association address Hon. Louis C. Southard advocates removing paid medical experts from counsel control. He proposes court appointment of experts, chosen by application or on court motion, with examination procedures and flexible selection to serve justice. The plan has jurists and pathologists’ support.
Minority report by Rep McEttrick and colleagues notes outdated accounting in state finances. They urge a State controller of accounts to standardize control and administration, arguing current $11,000,000 annual appropriations lack informing data and uniform oversight. The piece highlights service gaps and inefficiencies across state institutions.
The passage argues the State auditor lacks time to audit and that commissions drift without regard to other boards. It calls for bringing the entire administrative system under clear and practical supervision, as proposed by Mr. McEttrick and associates.
The piece argues the Massachusetts legislative committee should not surrender law to the New Haven railroad led by President Mellen. It urges obeying Massachusetts law, rejecting corporate dictation, and pursuing lawful authorization rather than capitulation or nullification of statutes.
The Corporation of Dublin intends to award Richard Croker the freedom of the city citing his Irish-American heritage and plans to stay in Ireland to back home rule. The piece questions whether Croker’s honor diminishes the legacies of Patrick Collins and Ulysses Grant.
District Judge McPherson granted a temporary order restraining Missouri officials from enforcing both the maximum freight rate and the 2-cent passenger law. The action was sought by 18 Missouri railroads to delay the new rates and charges.
On Flag Day June 14, the piece riffs on the flag’s symbolism and calls for respect, then moves to ALL SORTS VACATION CONTEST entries about humorous travel misadventures. It also includes tone and snippets about fashion, weddings, and Chelsea notes, with light social satire and reader quips.
A columnas of lighthearted notes recalls Hogmanay frolics and seaside visits. Sheltering in Boston and nearby towns, figures like Shelley Hall, Aubrey Landry, Harold Snow and General Carpenter are sketched amid outings, theatre, travel to England, and a hayrack romance ending in a lost shawl and a vow of memory.
Piratical tale continues as Captain Gore descends from a cannon ball perch and lands in Hingham Harbor on a submarine torpedo set to explode in ten seconds. A shark, swordfish, sea serpent and a furious bill collector close in as readers ask how he escapes.
Rumor reaches the newsroom that Thompson's Spa may raise pie prices to ten cents per wedge. Further developments will follow as the office boy reports them.
Parents celebrate their graduate with a full range of boys graduation attire. The shop offers two piece double breasted suits in sizes 7 to 16 at 5 to 8 dollars and long trouser suits in sizes 16 to 19 at 10 to 20 dollars. Accessories include furnishings hats and shoes.
A local business announces its hours with a Monday closure and Saturday access extended to 10 PM. The notice emphasizes standard weekend operation while noting midweek closure.
Mildred Champagne speaks about enduring affection and emotional bonds. She reflects on romance, devotion, and the mirror of sentiment in relationships.
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