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Dua Bes Ag
Oa Publishing Company
Foiteriel Reems
Boston Business Office
Beaton Beaton
Washington Street
Boston
New York
Boston Post
Boston subway bill clash reflections on Crane veto
The June 5 1910 vote in the Massachusetts House and Senate on the Washington Street subway bill ended with 169 to 55 in the House and 26 to 13 in the Senate. Governor Crane vetoed the measure and the House sustained the veto 98 to 136. The piece lauds Crane for upholding public will, notes future city ownership of subways, and argues that Boston’s transit planning will rely on referendums and city control rather than private leases. It also reflects on the Elevated road’s role and suggests the delay may aid a broader rapid transit system. The paper stresses a fair approach to all sides and foresees lessons from the new elevated system.
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House of Representatives
Washington Street
Senate
House
Crane
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Boston
Gaston
General Bancroft
Stand Fast Against Ghost of Log-Rrolled Loan Bill
A city council drama unfolds over a four million four hundred ninety four thousand five hundred dollar loan bill. The editor urges the twenty six lawmakers who voted to kill it to stay firm as a reconsideration seeks fifty votes to pass. Absentees may swing the result, but the writer trusts the principled minority to resist monetary greed and protect the people.
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Esset
Constitution and Flag Debate on Imperial Powers
The Supreme Court rules the Constitution does not follow the flag unless Congress orders it. Senators Jones and Hoar challenge imperial reach, urging rights and protections for all under U S control. They argue moral right must guide policy beyond legality, leaving ultimate judgment to American conscience.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Jones
Arkansas
Democratic National Committee
United States
Hoar
Boston Common Council Faces Reconsideration Over Measure
Twenty one Democrats and five Republicans urged to reconsider a past vote, claiming members act from principle and warning the council to stand by the rights of the people. They cite the prior year’s aldermanic loan as a turning point and insist the twenty six members must stay firm to win the battle.
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Common Council
Boston
Public figures honored for leadership in state house drama
The State House stage honors W Murray Crane and a range of lawmakers Charles Saunders William Schofield Charles A Dean Augustus P Gardner Loyed Chamberlain John A Sullivan David B Shaw and outside figures Morton Prince Louis D Brandeis B F Keith Filene and Boston Associated Board of Trade for aiding public opinion recognition as celebrations end
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W. Murray Crane
State House
Charles BR. Saunders
Boston
William Schofield
Malden
Charles A. Dean
Wakefield
Augustus P. Gardner
Hamilton
Loyed FE. Chamberlain
Brockton
John A. Sullivan
David B. Shaw
Morton Prince
Louis D. Brandeis
B. FE. Keith
Filene
Boston Associated Board of Trade
Washington Street
Tariff folly harms American trade with Russia and Italy
The Treasury secrecy fosters a costly tariff quarrel, imposing countervailing duties on Russian sugar and petroleum that kill Russian and Italian trade. It cripples American industry, invites retaliation, and harms bicycle, resin, and other sectors while aiming for a reciprocal trade lesson that backfires.
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Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Russia
Gage
Treasury Department
Italy
McKinley
Observant Citizen Rufus Skinner Delivers Harvard Remarks
Rufus Skinner of New York, an LL D recipient at Harvard, is praised as both wit and educator. He jokes that Harvard is his adoptive school and recounts a humorous yet pointed remark about university life amid a mixed reception from the audience and fellow attendees.
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Rufus Skinner
New York
Harvard
Rounders of Dorchester Welcome Returning Guests
The Rounders of Dorchester celebrated the return of Dick Foley and Jack Campbell from Hotted in with Mrs. Joseph Brady as guests at 8 Jackson Street Charlestown. Foley and Campbell are healthier after their Springs stay and will resume work on Monday.
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Dorchester
Dick Foley
Jack Campbell
Joseph Brady
Jackson Street
Charlestown
Messrs. Foley
Campbell
Springs
All Sorts and a Wedding Postponed in Boston
A sentimental column blends a poem about brightening weary hearts with a readers letter recounting a Boston L train wedding postponement. The writer recalls a mother separated from her child and laments the L gate’s disruption of nuptials, while other light vignettes touch on local life and humor in Newton Newkirk.
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S. Post
Boston
Boston Clerg
Halston Avens
Breakfast and Dinner Menu from a 19th Century Daily Table
The Sunday Post lists a full meal plan with breakfast items strawberries and cream broiled beefsteak fried potatoes popovers coffee. lunch sardine sandwiches apple sauce cocoa. dinner roast lamb baked potatoes green peas onions in cream strawberry pudding cream and butter sugared strawberries. A recipe section shows a strawberry pudding with butter eggs sugar flour and baking powder, baked twenty five minutes, then served with whipped cream and mashed strawberries. Printed from Jamaica Plain address Lee Street with misspelled words and scattered OCR errors.
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Strawbe Cottage
Lee Street
Jamaica
Pisin
Women first invited to government clerks in 1862
The passage notes Secretary Salmon P. Chase appointed six women clerks in 1862. It mentions York County Pennsylvania with prominent figures and cites Baltimore's boast in producing showcases. It also references an albino robin near Rutland Vermont and explains a shift from grain to trumpet calls in the Italian army due to marching habits and health concerns.
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The
Treasury
Salmon P. Chase
York County
Penn
Michael Andrew Jackson
Johnson Donelson
Fillmore Deckman
San Francisco
Oakland
Texas
Oulalana
Baltin
Baltimore
Globe
Court Square
Rutland
Jearns
If I Were a Man Grace Rose and the Tame Cat
Grace Rose, an independent young woman self supporting through advertising work, argues with Dale Lee about gender roles on a train ride. Twelve months later Dale returns after Grace’s proposed manly work ethic changes both their lives and leads to a wedding guided by a letter Ray Rice wrote.
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Miss Rose
Philippines
Boston
Grace Rose
Grace
Ray Rice
Pittsburg
Dale Lee
Chicago
Rockies
Dale
Prizes Offered for Kind Massachusetts Work Horses
At a June meeting of the American Humane Education Society and Massachusetts SPCA, President Angell reported 9135 cases investigated last month with 0 horses removed and 10 horses and other animals mercifully killed. The society votes to offer two prizes of 0 and 0 to the owners of the two most intelligent and well treated road horses in Massachusetts, based on signed owner statements, due by Oct 1, 1901. Arioch Wentworth to chair the award committee with four Boston gentlemen.
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American Humane Education Society
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Angell
Massachusetts Society
Massachusetts
George T. Angell
Milk Street
Boston
Arioch Wentworth
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Wentworth
Notable Passengers Sail on Dominion Liner New England
The Dominion liner New England carried 916 passengers leaving for Queenstown and Liverpool. Notable travelers included General P. A. Collins Dr. George C. Lorimer and Arthur Duffey with many supporters on deck. A group of 40 to 50 Holy Ghostenda disciples led by Rev. Frank Sanford sailed to spread their faith amid flowers and hymn singing.
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New England
Queenstown
Liverpool
P. A. Collins
George C. Lorimer
C. E. Lauriat
Charles E. Lauriat Company
Thomas Whiffen
Hollis Street Theatre
Frank Jones
New Hampshire
Morton
Prince of the Back Bay
Christopher Rawn
Norway
Sweden
New York
J. H. C. Ogilvy
Arthur Duffey
Georgetown
Frank Sanford
Shiloh
Europe
Boston Light
Farley
Keith
Dated Jumbles and Quips From Vintage Columns
A collage of flippant lines and exchanges from various papers featuring sports déjà vu remarks, seaside banter, fashion store chat, and witty barbs. The snippets mix misheard sports chatter with social quips about hats, dogs, bears and a tailor shop scene.
Comic Fragments From Old Papers Stir Amusement
An assortment of quirky quips and brief exchanges from Ohio State Journal Detroit Free Press and Yonkers Statesman items. Jokes involve messengers, club papers, a car named Madcap Violet and a stubborn arrival at the gates of St. Peter with a playful WWI‑era punch.
Dinner Tendered R. E. Babson At Hotel Lenox
Teachers at the English High School hosted a complimentary dinner for Robert B Babson head master at the Hotel Lenox last evening. John F Casey presided and many impromptu remarks followed. Babson received an ebony gold headed cane as a concluding gift.
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Hotel Lenox
Robert B .Babson
John F. Casey
Babson
IT'S THE LIMIT The leather seated rocker proves comfort tested
The ad extols a leather seated rocker as the ultimate test of quality beyond form. It claims the chair is the most restful in the warerooms among 880 competitors, praising its anatomical back double curved arms and precise adjustments while inviting customers to try it themselves.
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