Inaugural Address Backing Boston Rail Holding Plan
The speaker argues for making bonds from the Boston Holding Company a legal investment for savings banks. He cites benefits for the New York New Haven Hartford railroad and Boston & Maine stock backed bonds, plus potential state control over major railroads to improve service and capital access for Massachusetts and New England. He notes legislative action pending but supports the plan as in the public interest.
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Boston gains as rail investments and tunnel plans advance
The speaker praises New York New Haven Hartford Railway spending in Massachusetts. Eliminating grade crossings costs the company about 5 million, with further multi million boosts between Fall River Providence New Bedford and Springfield. A tunnel between Boston North and South stations is eyed with electric operation and expansion to nearby lines. Bonds backed by Boston and Maine stock are seen as solid for savings banks.
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Honor for the Manager of Popular Hub Theatre
City and county officials filled the Hub Theatre to honor manager John Mack on the third anniversary. Frank Culliney of Dorchester presented a solitaire diamond ring from friends and Louis Bois of Fall River gave a colored glass electric chandelier.
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Justice Dept Seeks Standard Oil Dissolution Under Sherman Act
The Department of Justice files a 1000 page brief with the Supreme Court urging Standard Oil be dissolved for anti competitive rebates and discrimination. The brief argues enforcement protects small businesses and fair competition and outlines evidence from Missouri circuit court findings and years of investigations.
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