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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1906

Page

11

Taylor Assails Road Toll Aims for Supreme Court Review

The committee on metropolitan affairs held a hearing for Senator William Taylor on his bill to abolish the tunnel toll. Lawmakers will seek Supreme Court guidance on questions that could lead to toll removal.

Committee On Metropolitan Affairs Wiam Taylor Supreme Court

East Boston Toll Feud Over Rapid Transit Rights

Senator Taylor accuses the rapid transit project of depriving East Boston voters of toll-free fares. He cites the original act granting a tunnel and five cent fare with no toll, arguing East Boston would have defeated the bill otherwise. Committees plan questions to the Supreme Court to end tolls and prevent discrimination.

Taylor Illerated Railroad Mast Boston East Boston Boston Greater Boston Bates Supreme Court East Hfe Elevated Commonwealth Board of Railroad Commissioners Atlantic Avenue Maycheck Square Boston Law Department Peabody

Dollar Gas For Chelsea

President James T. Richards of the Chelsea Gas Light Company announced that after April 1 the price of gas to Chelsea residents who pay within 15 days will be $1.00 per 1000 feet. A 19 percent surcharge applies to accounts paid late. He invites consumers to notify the office with any dissatisfaction and notes officers are ready to respond promptly.

James T. Richards Chelsea Gas Light Company Chelsea Richards

Andrew J. Brown Named Fremont Postmaster

Andrew J. Brown has been appointed fourth class postmaster at Fremont New Hampshire.

Washington Andrew J. Brown Fremont N. H

Mrs Ames Denies Daughter's Claims in Brookline Statement

Mrs Abbie S Ames responds to daughter Mrs Chirurg's allegations by denying both charges of fomenting a scandal and robbing her father's estate. She notes the Daniel J Ames estate was under $20,000, yet Martha Chirurg's share is valued at about $20,000, asserting honesty in administration.

Chirurg Abbie S. Ames Brookline Huntington Avenue Michael Chirurg Daniel J. Ames Martha Chirurg Illinois Iowa Martha Ames Chirurg la Salle County

Taylor's Bill for Aldermen Headed to Hearing

A Boston election law bill from Senator Taylor seeks 12 aldermen at large plus one chair, with voters choosing six at large and one for chair. If the chair is vacant the oldest senior member acts as chair until a city election. A lively hearing is expected next week.

Legislative Committee On Election Laws Taylor East Boston Maurice J. Power Ward 5

Luce Pushes Lobby Bill Amid Hearings on Legislation

Representative Luce urges a detailed sworn disclosure of all campaign and lobbying expenditures by employers of legislative counsel. He described past sightings of lawmakers at the Boston Elevated Railway employment office. Brandeis and Paine Jr. supported the measure as a twin to the corrupt practices bill.

Robert Luce Joint Committee On Rules of the Legislature Boston Elevated Railway Luce Louis DD Brandeis Robert Treat Paine, Jr

License Fee Bill Defeated in House Raises City Fright

The proposed bill to split liquor license fees between state and county treasuries was decisively defeated in the House. Mayor Fitzgerald feared the State would seize one half, depriving Boston of about 850000 dollars annually.

State Treasury County Treasury Fitzgerald Boston

Hardware Dealers Clash Over 10 Percent Charge Rule

The New England Hardware Dealers Association held its second annual convention at the Vendome Hotel with a stormy opening session. A proposed rule to reestablish a 10 percent charge on builder’s hardware orders with per item packing sparked protests from small dealers. The measure was tabled, while a separate unanimous resolution charged manufacturers with price discrimination favoring direct buyers over retailers.

New England Hardware Dealers’ Association Vendome

Annual Hearing on Woman Suffrage at State House

The friends of woman suffrage gathered at the State House yesterday to support removing the word male from the state constitution before voters. Those in favor included Alice Store Blackwell Mrs Mead Dr Henry B Blackwell and others. Maud Wood Park led the petitioners' case.

Friends of Woman Suffrage Alice Store Blackwell Mead Henry EB. Blackwell Maud Wood Park

Bill Requires Signature for Political Ads in Ward 10

Representative J Bernard Ferber of Ward 10 has prepared a bill for presentation today that would require the signature of any person placing a newspaper advertisement intended to influence voters against a political opponent.

J. Bernard Ferber Ward 10

Fannie Barge Grounded at Gallop's Island After Gale

The big barge Fannie ran aground at Gallop's Island during the gale Wednesday morning and remains high and dry at low water. Tugs Boswell Nellie Leader and Onward pulled on the stranded craft yesterday but could not move it. Another attempt was planned today as tides rose only 5 feet yesterday, hampering efforts.

Fannie Gallop’s Island Boswell Nellie Leader Onward

Miss Childs Still Eludes The Police

With the police scouring the city and still without a clue as to her whereabouts Mabelle Childs remains among the missing. She is linked to Annie Russell the criminal doctor victim as a fugitive chum.

Mabelle Childs Annie Russell

Ottawa Offers Transfer of Halifax Naval Dockyards

The imperial government proposes handing the Halifax naval dockyards to the Dominion government. An officer will be sent to Halifax to assume control of the property.

Ottawa Ontario Imperial Halifax Dominion

Waterfront Vessels Return Amid Severe Weather

Two small vessels arrived from shore fisheries with small cargos as weather disrupts operations. The Esther Gray carried 12,000 pounds of cod and the Defender 300 pounds plus 600 pounds cod. The Wither Gray sheltered in Plymouth Harbor after ice trapped hulls. February arrivals included 41 foreign vessels. Rompane with 15 passengers expected from Naples and Genoa. The Saxonia failed to show at sundown amid gales, while the Philadelphian prepares to sail with vast cargo including corn and cattle. The Landsman appears in the port docket.

Esther Gray Defender Wither Gray Plymouth Tlarbor Twhart Gloucester Cunard Saxonia Liverpool Queenstown Philadelphian Leyland Line Hoosac Docks Charlestown London

Maritime Packet Listings and Arrivals in 19th Century Ports

Fragmented ship names and routes dominate the item with steamer and schooner movements between Baltimore New York Norfolk and other ports. The text notes ships like Wingstenian and City of Gloucester along with various routes and sailings, reflecting busy 19th century Atlantic maritime activity.

Wingstenian Bro Wermish Liverpool Red Frederick Levland & Co Pathfinder Vurse Chountea Sumer Juilata James Baltimore Norfolk Theoline Cummings Gardiner Go Deering Thosa Haltimere Rushlight Weal Jonesport Father Po Gaarretaou Bhaskell Salem

Lawson Shows Up With Rebating Evidence for Cutting

Thomas W. Lawson visited Insurance Commissioner Cutting at the State House to present samples and affidavits aimed at rebating by agents. Lawson said he would use the material himself later, while Cutting noted the difficulty of securing testimony and that detectives pursue relocations.

Thomas W. Lawson Post Cutting State House Mr. Lawson Massachusetts Lawson Insurance Commissioners

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