Boston City Hall and Water Board Corruption Debates 1891
Long Boston City documents reveal Mayor Matthews and Aldermen clash over Laforme resignation, Newell appointment, and the Basin 6 gravel contract. Witnesses describe payments to influence contract awards, with Richards denying misconduct while Grant and Leighton defend Water Board actions as proper.
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Scully Square
Tremont House
Henry M. Wurrvey
Vincent Laforme
Otis K. Newell
Board of Commissioners of Public Institutions
City of
Boston
Board of Aldermen
Laforme
Cyrus Pag
Mr. Laforme
Usl
Frank
Frank Laforme
Messrs
Grant and Leighton
Basin 6
Grant
Leighton
Richards
Water Board
Killian
Saucier
Doherty
Mr. Doherty
The
Mr. Grant
Mr. Richards
Cummings
Hart
William R. Richards
City Hall
Sander
Framingham
Mr. Richarda
Prio
Mr. Killian
Leavitt
Russell
Peabody
Colonel Peabody
Mr. Russell
Col. Peabody
Mr. Cummings
Public Library
Corporation Counsel
Greenough
Mr. Hart
K. Killian
Mr. Allen
Mr. Peabody
Mayor Hart
Ichards
Mr._ Richards
Beaticone
Lash
Clark
McCarthy
Mr. Clark
Ighton
Soutterne
Boston Water Board
Naphen
Mr. Leighton
Office of the Water Board
Office
the Water Board
Alderman Reed
Abbott
Mr. Shattuck
Werner
Ware
Wheeler
Arsenic Poisoning and Sensitivity Debate in Paper Trade
A letter to the Post argues arsenic exposure from wallpapers fabrics and dust is a real health danger, not just for the extremely sensitive but for the majority. The writer cites personal hardship from poisoning including a wife’s illness and a child’s fading health, urging safer practices despite merchant opposition.
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New York
Boston
Miss Kingsley Receives Officer of the Academy Award
Personal Miss Kingsley daughter of Charles Kingsley gains by her writings on French art a French Academic palm decoration with the rank of Officer of the Academy. The Rev Dr David L Burrell of Minneapolis accepts a call to the Collegiate Dutch Reformed Church in New York with a $10,000 annual salary and $6000 yearly disability support, plus $5000 yearly for his widow after death.
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Miss Kingsley
Charles Kingsley
Academy
David L. Burrell
Minneapolis
Dutch Reformed Church
New York
Why People Are Blue The Spring Medicine Remedy
An interview with Dr. A W K Newton of Boston praising Paine's Celery Compound for spring ailments. He cites blood poisoning post surgery and claims the remedy restores rosy cheeks, boosts nerves and blood circulation, relieves despondency and neuralgia, and improves memory and vitality.
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A. W. K. Newton
Tremont Street
Boston
Paine
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