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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1906
Page
6
The governor declines to push the overtime bill via a special message, urging amendments to protect minors and push reform this session. The piece urges revising the Cambridge subway bill with added hearings, argues it harms Boston, and calls for referendum or veto to stop the measure.
The article says Chairman Payne blocks Massachusetts manufacturers from presenting tariff relief needs to the ways and means committee. Congressman Williams argues the nation backs Massachusetts for tariff relief, signaling growing anti tariff sentiment in Massachusetts and disappointment with Republican leadership ahead of the next election.
The district attorney moves on pledges from his campaign to pursue life insurance policy holders gifts to Republican campaign committees. Observers question how far this zeal will go and note warrants taken out yesterday as part of an accounting effort.
The article discusses legality and morality of using trust funds and notes that Mr. Jerome’s vigorous prosecution could yield valuable contributions to ethics in political campaigning and corporate responsibility.
The piece urges President Roosevelt to ask Congress to pass a law halting Niagara River water diversion on the American side until a treaty with Canada can protect the falls. It contrasts Niagara with New England, where the White Mountains face rapid destruction and a move to create a national forest reserve is urged as equally urgent.
Violinist Leandro Campanari and pianist Paolo Gallico gave a recital at Jordan Hall with John A. O'Shea as accompanist. Campanari displayed refined tone across Rust Veracini Beethoven Paganini Bazzini Zarzeski and Vieuxtemps while Gallico offered Schumann Carnival and Chopin numbers. They also performed Mozart’s violin and piano sonata in E flat.
A Post receipt reports 25 cents donated as a mite to help Veritas. The contributor prays the benefactor does not starve in this land of plenty.
A verse urges perseverance and self belief against critics and setbacks. It extols sticking to one’s craft to eventually win a crown, despite snares, thorns, and jeers along the road. The Milwaukee Sentinel quotation frames a resilient, uplifting message.
The Author argues the newborn Rockefeller boy could herald a dynasty with immense wealth influencing power and prices. He parodies forecasts of future John Ds while warning readers to stock essentials as Rockefellers grow wealth and control.
March 28 marks the 1706 birth of Andrew Oliver noted in this observant chronicle. Oliver played a role in colonial governance, with later historical context surrounding his life and era.
Fernand Bessier's La Lune translated by Mrs J Brooksenno staged last night at Mrs Henry Thorndike’s Marlboro street residence with Mrs Fenno as Colombine Mr Bradley Fenno as Pierrot and Miss Olivia Thorndike as Une Lunaire The program also featured two French plays by Mr R Coolidge Jr Miss Helen Prince and others The evening drew about a hundred guests Also noted are civic updates including Mt Bellingham Methodist Church fundraising and immigrant bureau plans A vignette recounts Houdini at a Turkish bath and a springtime social leading to a dinner invitation for Edna West and John Elbridge
An attractive sale in Trinity Church parish rooms supports the Industrial Home connected with the Welcome House. Tables held fast gifts organized by Mrs. Hugh Cabot and a committee including Miss C Williams Miss H Cc Johnson Mrs J H Chase and others. A luncheon ran from noon to 2 with Mrs J R Harding presiding and Miss Hope Gray supervising tea service 4 to 6.
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