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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1910
Page
7
Iowa Senator Cummins declares he will oppose the administration railroad bill even if it costs him party support. He criticizes executive influence, recalls past presidents, and warns against presuming Congress must follow the president’s exact terms.
In Washington on March 15 the House debated Wade H. Ellis and his link to the Department of Justice and the Ohio campaign. Members pressed whether Ellis had ceased drawing a government salary, while others defended his ongoing payroll status and questioned the use of confidential information for campaign work.
Members heard optimistic talks on New England prosperity and San Francisco history. Edwin Holman of the Argonaut spoke on San Francisco while General C H Taylor of the Boston Globe urged pride in New England and Boston’s strength, wealth, and industry. Lucius Tuttle cited immigration data and asserted New England’s continued growth and contributions to national industry.
Providence Rhode Island March 15 The New York New Haven Hartford line opposes Grand Trunk entry into Rhode Island and President Charles S Mellen addressed a House committee on corporations. He called the Grand Trunk an impecunious lot and accused its entry bid of insincerity and of leveraging the New Haven system if chartered.
President Mellen argued the Grand Trunk should not enter the state via another road's tracks and condemned a charter clause allowing grade crossings. He noted the railroad as the state's largest taxpayer would bear the cost of any such crossings and questioned subsidies claimed for Providence port development.
Dr Edward S Cowles of the Back Bay was arraigned in Superior Court on an indictment in two counts charging illegal practice of medicine. The case stems from a navy court martial involving Paymaster George P Auld and Assistant Surgeon Rusey H Robnett and related to a photograph of Dorothy Hesler. Cowles pleaded not guilty and posted a 500 dollar bond after leaving five one hundred dollar bills at the courthouse.
The West Somerville branch of the Somerville public library may shut down unless the city increases appropriation beyond 3000 dollars. The Carnegie funded library required an annual 2500 dollar city contribution to keep operating.
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