Post campaigns wins veto on subway bill in Boston
The Boston Post lauds Governor Crane for sustaining his veto on the subway bill amid a fierce fight with the Elevated Railway Company. Readers and politicians weigh the impact on municipal ownership, with many praising the Post for exposing bad terms and defending city control along with widespread support for referendum protections.
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Crane
Boston
Eievated
Post
Boston Elevated Railroad Company
James Donovan
Democratic City Committee
Rere Post
Wee Ee
Joseph F. Kelley
M&e Street
A. Arfin
Milk Street
Fragmentary Post References Vote at Hodes Oday
The brief passage hints at a political vote related to Cesar and a notable change. It mentions work toward that change and the need for eloquence in presenting it.
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Cesar
Milliken Veto Effect Questioned Amid Subarea Debate
fragmented fragmentary text mentions John Milliken and veto implications on a municipal subarea. unclear context and details.
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John ¥. Milliken
Brandeis Praises Governor Crane Veto of Subway Bill
Louis D. Brandeis, counsel for the Associated Board of Trade, endorsed Governor Crane’s veto of the Washington street subway bill. He noted the veto message shows the bill would harm the public interest and thanked readers for backing Crane’s stand. He argued the original measure by the Elevated Railway Company was worse and would have become law without opposition.
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Marvin
Philips & Marvin
Post
Crane
Daniel C. Linscott
Milkstreet
P. A. Collins
G. W. Luce
Devonshire Street
J.C. Fowler
Boston
Elevated Railway Company
Elevated
Cambridge Street
Tremont Street
Mierated Railway Company
Washington Street
Ie Railway Company
Elevated Eer
Louis D. Brandeis
Associated Board of Trade
Essage
Crané
Milford man credits Postum with cure of coffee related ailments
A Milford Indiana man says he quit coffee because it worsened his health and found relief after switching to Postum Food Caffes. He notes stomach and heart trouble and headaches improved within weeks. A woman from Elkhart shares a similar experience, describing weight loss from coffee and gain after adopting Postum.
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Milford
Ind
Phiene
Elkhart
Thomas McDonald
Allissa Not Seen After Collision at Sea
It is now 20 days since the Ohio arrived in South Boston from Hull England reporting a May 23 collision with the Norwegian bark Allissa bound for New York. Only one of 14 crew members survived, a boy named Powel Christian Paulsen, with speculation that both vessel and crew sank.
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Wilson Line
Ohio
Hadaway
Boston
Hull
Eng
Allissa
New York
Powel Christian Paulsen
Pressmen Nominate Higgins and McDonald for National Officers
The Boston based pressmen's national union nominates M. T. Higgins for president and D. J. McDonald for second vice president. The slate is to be voted on tomorrow following today's nominations in Washington.
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M. T. Higgins
Boston
D. J. McDonald
Washington
Ames Fashingtony
Mrs Perrault Letter Found Ties to City Death Bid
A fragmentary letter at the Sauk County headquarters hints at a Mrs Perrault connection to a death in the city. The note mentions bids and connects to a person who died nine years ago, but details remain unclear due to the damaged text.
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Iets Ating
Reedsburg
Sauk
Third party movement launches in Kansas City
Kansas City scene marks the start of a new third party movement aimed at forming a national organization to back a presidential nominee. Leaders from Populists, Bryan Democrats, Socialists and other groups attend as a Missouri convention plans a future state convention and elected officials organize. A Bryan denial from the Atlanta Constitution insists there is no affiliation with the third party effort.
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Hart
Boston
Republican Party
Kansas City
Third Party
William J. Bryan
Lee Merriwether
St. Louis
Bryan
Lincoln
Missouri
J. H
Fusion Populist
J. H. Iis
Kowalski
Car
St.Louis
Merriwether
Atlanta
The
Atlanta Constitution
Iowa City
Iowa
the Constitution
Bancroft Replies toglines Letter From Somerville
In a disputed exchange, Bancroft responds to a Somerville note touching on local transit plans and elevated road proposals. The controversy centers on proposed routes and community impact, with officials asked to clarify future steps and possible revisions.
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Nea
Somerville
Presta
LeGrow embes semanas dominates Somerville Alder meeting
Somerville aldermen debated Alder Man Paul J. Smiths bid for legislation to credit taxes paid to an authorized collector and charge unturned collections to the city treasurer. The board, opposing disclosure, voted down the measure and refused city official James Fr Beard access to questions about the matter.
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Somerville
Paul J. Smith
LeGrow
James Fr. Beard
Smith
Monument to Blaine in Pittsburg Amid Carnegie Tribute
In Pittsburg on June 19 Andrew Carnegie and James G. Sheenip presided over plans for a monument honoring Blaine. The project aims to place the statue in Schenley Park near the Carnegie Institute, with high expectations for a notable tribute to the champion of American industries.
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Pittsburg
Andrew Carnegie
James G
Schenley Park
Carnegie Institute
Peruna Claim as World Catarrh Remedy
When a patient calls for Peruna and the druggist suggests an alternative, he bears responsibility for the substitution. Such substitutes are likely to fail. The claim that Peruna is the world standard catarrh remedy rests on the following facts.
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Reach
McEnery
Keller Assault Testimony At Trial Reveals Strained Relations
In a lengthy courtroom recount, Barker testifies Keller shouted threats after Mrs Barker’s alleged mistreatment. Keller says he did not see his attacker. testimony ties money owed and personal animosities to the case. Prosecution challenges this line of questioning amid objections and tense exchanges.
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Keller
Committee of Fifteen
Tolen
Bar- Meer
Erwin
Mr. Barker
Mr. Keller
Kearney
William J. Thompson
Barkers
Mrs Barker Testifies About Keller Assault Incident
Mrs. Mary Barker, wife of the defendant, described Keller visiting frequently, a 19 April 1899 incident, and loans she gave totaling about 83 dollars. She testified Keller outraged her, but the court blocked detailed questions, and she recalled no last contact with Keller since the shooting.
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Mary Barker
Barker
Mr. Keller
Keller
van Winkle
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