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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1904
Page
7
A well-known importer offers 5000 pairs of men’s half hose closed out at own price. The stock includes Lace Lisle Silk Embroidered and Drop Stitch styles. Values range from 50 cents to 1 dollar per pair, with anniversary sale pricing and various value marks noted.
East Boston residents unite against a proposed 1 cent tunnel toll calling it outrageous and unjust. Public meetings fill halls as lawmakers push repeal bills. committees weigh petitions from Representatives Battis Bradley and others to transfer toll authority from the Board of Railroad Commissioners to the City.
East Boston residents voice strong opposition to a proposed tunnel toll of one cent per through passenger. City officials and Rep Plummer discuss amendments tying tolls to bond needs and potential adjustments or repeal. Citizens from business, real estate, and labor sectors condemn the tax as unfair and harmful to growth and daily transit.
Chairman Lane of the Bath Commission rejects fear of an investigation as Alderman Baldwin pushes a Monday order in the Board of Aldermen. The reform seeks single-headed paid commissions across all city departments, aiming to abolish unpaid boards said to influence elections. A heated fight is planned while the Mayor’s Hot Springs trip is awaited.
In Brookline the Republican party prepares for the upcoming caucus as Leslie Co Wead consents to be named as a delegate candidate for the 12th congressional district to the national convention in Chicago. Wead, partner at Whitcomb and Wead real estate, has been a Brookline Republican organizer for over a decade and currently sits on the Brookline Public Library board.
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