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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1906

Page

1

Governors anti merger plan stalls at railways test bill

Governor Guild’s push to halt rail merger faces hurdles as joint committee adopts a testing bill. It bars new trolley stock acquisitions by steam railways in Massachusetts until the law is tested and its legality is established, with six months to divest and a $10,000 penalty for violations.

Joint Committee On Railroads Supreme Judicial Court Commonwealth New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company Consolidated Street Railway Company of Connecticut General Court Governor Guild New York, New Haven & Hartford New Haven N. Y Mellen Joseph Walker Massachusetts Guild I P Webster Weeks Everett Reed Senate State House Cole

Yale Baseball Star Clarence Barnes Weds Miss Helen Long

Yale baseball star Clarence A Barnes of Mansfield married Miss Helen N Long of Norwich Conn in a quiet April ceremony at Norwich after eloping last spring The couple had met after a Yale Harvard game when Miss Long waved her blue banner and cheered Barnes amid social circles in Mansfield and New Haven The wedding was kept secret until recently revealing Barnes personal life as he neared the end of his senior year mention of family concerns added context

Mansfield Clarence A. Barnes Yale Barnes Harvard Miss Long Norwich New Haven Paul Coburn Clarence

Fire at Hanover Street livery stable. many saved

A two alarm blaze at 262 Hanover Street destroyed part of I Spiller & Co s livery stable. One man is missing, two firemen overcome, 50 plus families flee in night clothes as policemen and citizens rescue 76 horses and evacuees. Aggie Bennett led rescues and several residents aided others amid heavy smoke.

I. Spiller & Co Hanover Street William la’ Couse John J. Canney Isaac Lynch la Couse Cronin Richardson Lynch Cavanaugh Cameron McDonald Driscoll Costello Battos Lewis Black Hanover Parmenter Streets Aggie Bennett Salem Street Parmenter Street Miss Bennett Carrie Maffei

Thaw Declared Sane By Alienist Panel In New York

In New York on June 27 the district attorney's alienist committee declared Harry K Thaw sane after a one hour examination. Thaw refused to answer questions, insisting only force could compel a physical exam, and declined to talk when Dr Allan McLane Hamilton announced his defense liaison.

New York Harry K. Thaw Stanford White District Attorney’s Office Thaw Olcott Allan McLane Hamilton

Yale Freshmen Overtake Harvard in One Mile Race

Yale freshmen four oared boat defeated Harvard by about half a length in the annual one mile event. Harvard veterans won the half mile race by a length and a quarter. Odds on Harvard dropped to even money in New London as captains Filley Morse won tosses selecting courses for the varsity eight and four oared races.

Yale Harvard New London Filley

Freshman and Varsity Rowing Races Planned for River Course

Freshman race starts at 10 o clock two miles upstream from drawbridge to navy yard. Varsity four starts at 10 20 two miles downstream from navy yard to finish opposite Red Top. Varsity eight begins at 4 o clock four miles downstream from drawbridge to finishing line opposite Red Top.

Drawbridge Navy Yard Red Top

Harvard Yale crew races feature freshman four victory

Harvard and Yale staged a rowing event with a freshman four-oared boat winning as crews from Mason Veterans and others contended. The program included a long-distance race from a coastal start to New York.

Harvard-Yale Mason Sale N. H France Tenney Giants Collins Highlanders Philadelphia Athletics Catcher Phelps Boston New York

A Delicious Drink HORSFORDS ACID PHOSPHATE

A teaspoonful added to a glass of cold water invigorates strengthens and refreshes the drink delivers a brisk tonic note for quick relief and renewed energy in a simple home remedy format.

Horsford

Blue Serge Suits Sell for 7 90 in Boston

Men sought best value in city fashion as F Gray Co offered blue serge suits at 7.90 dollars, advertising a bargain price amid competition from higher priced lines at Washington and Hanover.

Boston F. Gray Co Washington Hanover

Electric Sign Pays Dividends, Figures Arrive on Contract

The Adison Electric Illuminating Company promotes its Electric Sign with promises of good dividends on cost. Prospective buyers are urged to write, call, or phone Oxford 1150 for definite figures and a contract.

Oxford Adison Electric. Illuminating Company Boston

Harvard Class Banquet Holds Two Attendees at 25th Dinner

Harvard graduates from the class of 1881 gather at the Algonquin Club for a 25th anniversary dinner, while only two survivors from the class of 1941 attend a Thorn dyke Hotel gathering. Colonel Higginson presided and Judge Keyes served as toastmaster, toasts honor the survivors and the class of 41 amid memories and old jokes.

Harvard Thorndike Thomas Wentworth Higginson J.E. Keyes South Boston Algonquin Club Thorndyke Colonel Higginson Judge Keyes Mandle Keyes

Cheviot Outing Suits Priced at 5.90

Gray Co offers Cheviot outing suits for 5.90 in Washington and Hanover storefronts, highlighting affordable summer attire for men and boys. The ad promotes a limited in-store sale with emphasis on value.

Gray Co Washington and Hanover

Outing Suit Sale At F. Gray Co Priced At $5.90

The advertisement promotes an outing suit priced at 5.90 dollars at F. Gray Co. It emphasizes affordable menswear with a focus on value.

Youths' Suits Sold Low By F Gray Co

Black blue and gray youths suits priced at 4.90 at F Gray Co located in Washington and Hanover offering value for young customers.

F. Gray Co Washington and Hanover

Ginger Nog Recipe from Sanford's Kitchen

Ginger egg nog with milk and sugar promises delicious nourishment and strengthening effects. This vintage note highlights a simple drink mix using ginger, eggs, milk, and sugar for a comforting beverage.

Sanford

Brother-in-law shot dead in Roxbury domestic quarrel

John Holleran, 22, of 65 Newcomb Street Roxbury, shot and killed James F. Mulkay during a domestic quarrel after a kettle threat. Holleran surrendered at Station 5 claiming he shot his brother-in-law. Mulkay, a hotel steward, possessed a revolver found after the incident.

John Holleran Newcomb Street Roxbury Station 9 James F. Mulkay Holleran Mulkays Mulkay Holloran

Deadlock on Meat Bill Holds Up Agricultural Funds

Senator Proctor reports an absolute deadlock over meat inspection provisions in the agricultural appropriation bill. House conferees refuse compromise on who pays for inspection. Senate offer included a 6 cent cattle and 3 cent per head hog sheep goat tax to fund inspection from the treasury.

Washington Proctor Senate Vermont House Hale Conferrees House Conferrees

Gray's Big Suit Sale At F Gray Co

Gray's Big Suit Sale features serge suits priced at 5.90 and gray serge options at a bold low price. F Gray Co located in Washington and Hanover offers the discount.

GRAY F. Gray Co Washington Hanover

Thaw Refuses to Answer Doctors and Olcott Questions

Thaw evades questions from Dr. Austin Flint and Dr. Hamilton about his condition. The doctors, unable to obtain answers, summon Mr. Olcott, but Thaw reiterates in a firm manner his decision to remain silent.

Benan Austin Flint Hamilton Mr. Olcott

Fair Forecast for Boston and Vicinity

Forecast calls for fair skies in Boston and surrounding areas on Thursday and Friday. Light westerly winds are expected with mild temperatures and little to no precipitation.

Boston and Vicinity

Fragmented Note Describes Summer Weather Complaint

A broken OCR fragment laments a beastly summer and mentions vacate time and a flawed plan. It references smiling days and a sense of togetherness amid discomfort. Names, places, or concrete events are not discernible in the text.

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F. M. Blagden O. D. Filley D. A. Newhall R. L. Bacon J. Richardson G. Glass C. Morgan W. Fish R. M. Tappan YALES Carman North End dGeac Jerry”’ Hayes James Madigan Mrs. Maffei Mr. Madigan William Harrington Joseph Maffel Grimson Captain Morse Ern Thomas W. Higginson Bay Colums Qray Co Wash Thira Bethenee Gray ~Co Father John Minard Liniment Pain
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