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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1913

Page

5

City’s Teams Vex State Street

The Mayor announced plans to discipline drivers of ash and other city teams who trot horses along State street and loiter at trip ends. Complaints from business owners cited street noise. The Mayor asked Supervisor Foss to stop the practice and warned suspensions for repeat offenders.

State Street Foss Sanitary Division

Fat southern baby Grace Jones sparks seaside photo claim

Pearl Jones of 6 Oak Place sent a Post photo claiming her sister’s six month old niece Grace Jones is the fattest baby in the South End. Grace’s measurements are 26 pounds, 26 inches long, 23 inch waist, and 9 inch calf, with parents listed as Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Jones.

South End Pearl Jones Oak Place Grace Jones Baby Grace Oliver Jones Oak Place, South End Boston Greater

Somerville Board Opposes Lincoln for Assessor Post

The Somerville Board of Aldermen finance committee rejected Charles P. Lincoln’s three-year appointment to the Board of Assessors. The unanimous report, presented by President Dunklee, cited Lincoln’s limited responsiveness to requests for board sessions across the city, which stirred dissatisfaction among voters.

Somerville Board of Aldermen Charles P. Lincoln Board of Assessors Lincoln Burns Committee On Finance Dunklee

Mayor approves raise for city printers

Mayor Fitzgerald signed off on a recommendation by Superintendent Casey to increase the salaries of all compositors, keyboard operators, proofreaders, and copyholders at the city printing plant by one dollar per week starting June 20.

Fitzgerald Casey

Piccadilly Cigars Gain Tasted Appeal in Between Times

The passage notes that ordinary cigars fail to satisfy a man with Havana-grade taste who seeks fragrance and freshness. He finds these qualities in Piccadilly, which is welcomed by thousands of men for the between-times smoke.

Piccadilly Traut & Hine Manufacturing Company Havana Boston G. T. Driscoll Haverhill St Tel. Rich

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