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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1905
Page
6
The passage notes that the President’s sense of relief has precedent in Job and suggests a Cabinet officer with a troubling past record is not an ornament to the nation. It frames railway rebates to Packers’ combination as a critical issue and cautions against easy satisfaction.
The notice lists the issue date March 2 1905 from Post Publishing Co Boston Massachusetts. It identifies the paper's offices at 259 Washington Street and provides publication details for this edition.
A reflective tale follows a prudent man who seeks underwriter protection with a gilt edged pulley to guard against accident. Time passes swiftly until a somnambulistic night brings a broken back.
Mr Anderson of the Public Franchise League argues against the Boston gas promoters, likening their methods to Addicks. He recalls the Bay State Gas Company scandal of 1884 and warns the public to avoid repeating past legal abuses and risky capitalization.
President Harding faces cabinet strain as Commissioner Garfield reports rebates and secret advantages amid the beef trust. The Santa Fe railroad, once led by Secretary Morton, is not named in the listing, easing tensions in Washington.
Representative Longworth argues for increased compensation for U S ambassadors noting a minister once entertained diplomats in a small three room flat and paid for with modest means. He warns against ostentation yet says diplomats must project a dignified national image abroad and should not be selected by wealth but by merit.
The piece notes New Mexico’s protest against Senator Cranes leprosy measure now approved by Congress warning against establishing a leper colony in the state. It compares objections in Iowa and Massachusetts and favors isolated or distant settlements to avoid community dread. It also recounts a diner scene with a waitress and a flippant customer. Kansas stands against Standard Oil and pursues trust reform with strong resolve.
A Boston era column notes Wilhelm Gericke to conduct the Boston Symphony Orchestra next season. It recalls a gas hearing crowd and a thwarted Lawson bomb. It recounts Hoag’s railroad career and a Texan brakeman tale, Melrose tree felling, Wakefield chief rumor, Chelsea Board rise, Judge Bosson’s Europe trip, Harvard professor Carver talk to workers, and Charlestown court’s Minnie Sota name with Alderman Robinson acting mayor amid Roosevelt inauguration.
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