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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1910
Page
2
Representative Martin Hays and District Attorney Joseph Pelletier propose three measures to curb crime. One pads penalties for inducing unlawful games, another targets white slave traffic, and a third prevents witnesses from avoiding testimony due to self incrimination in gambling cases.
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that a witness who answers I don t remember may be summarily punished for contempt and jailed instead of being tried for perjury. The decision, by Judge Coxe, affects bankrupts creditors as Schulmans and Goldstein face asset discrepancies in bankruptcy.
Legislators heard that the Crown of England owned the historic Old North Church and that eminent domain might be used to take the property. A committee debate revolved around title, occupancy by the Episcopal Society, and revenues from visitors to the church tower.
Walter K. Watkins of Malden rejects claims that the King of England holds title to the Old North Church. He notes subscriptions funded the 1722 build and ownership passed to a board of proprietors later titled wardens and vestrymen, with records showing no royal claim.
Work has started in Boston for the World in Boston exposition to be staged at Mechanics Hall in spring 1911. Districted by town and locality, youths will represent different countries. Offices open at 4 Ashburton Place with Rev. A. M. Gardner in charge assisting preparations.
Boston Mayor declares no general adoption of the contract system and vows to appoint heads of city departments himself. He criticizes the Finance Commission as unrepresentative and calls for broader inclusion of labor and veterans, and plans investigations into the Boston school system and port trade opportunities with Cuba and South America.
A brief feature highlights affordable breakfast options that deliver flavor and satisfaction without costly ingredients. Practical tips emphasize simple staples, quick prep, and pantry-friendly substitutions for a nourishing start to the day.
The guide prescribes easy to digest meals such as meat with fruit, grape-nuts and cream, a soft boiled egg, toast, and Postum for breakfast and similarly for lunch or supper. It promises increased physical and mental power and suggests reading The End to Wellville, a health classic.
The Boston Patriotic Association approved resolutions praising Police Commissioner Stephen O'Meara for opposing segregation of vice in Boston and denouncing Rev Herbert Johnson for supporting state sanctioned regulation of the social evil. The group urged relentless war on vice.
Judge Richardson revoked the Monday order directing Judge Fallon to appear and show cause why he should not be held in contempt for advertising that John H. Cullen took 1200 dollars from the Union Institution for Savings of which the judge is president. Cullen waives examination and is held for the grand jury.
Pittsburg reports Emma Goldman, noted anarchist, calling any woman who bears more than two children a criminal. She argues large families produce stunted, nervous citizens and threaten national hope.
John Acurso and Saverio Acurso of 75 Charter Street Boston were tried in the Municipal Court on larceny of copper wire from the Central Power Station armature shop. Both were found guilty and sentenced.
Caroline Osgood from Providence claims a harmless soluble liquid permanently removes unwanted facial and arm hair after failed depilatories and weeks of electrolysis. She offers full details for demanding readers in exchange for a 2 cent reply stamp.
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