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Motts: With a Mission And Without a Muzzle
The editorial weighs consolidation of Boston park and public grounds with home rule. It argues for local governance to decide at city elections and cautions against sacrificing home rule for trees. It also critiques Walter Christmas Dircknick Holmen and Danish Antilles speculation, calling for a brief investigation.
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Evans Ousted as Pension Chief Amid Pensioner Pressure
Roosevelt yields to pension attorneys and forces Henry Clay Evans from the Pension Office. The move is attacked as discreditable surrender to a greedy group, with critics arguing it destroys Evans policy and harms veterans. Evidence of political bargaining and retained promises to handle successors under Evans standards is noted.
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Insanity and Capital Punishment Debate in Legislature
A report on Jane Toppan and the capital punishment question notes the judiciary committee favors abolition for insanity cases while seven of fifteen members urge retaining the death penalty. Public opinion shows growing support for abolition, led by practical legislators including Hosea M Knowlton.
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Day in Massachusetts Sparks Debate on Capital Punishment
A Massachusetts discussion intensifies over capital punishment as calls grow stronger for harsher penalties and even execution of murderers. Proponents argue deterrence and justice, while opponents warn of irreversible errors and moral costs.
Power to Abate Nuisances Shapes Health Board Powers
A legislative proposal aims to expand city and town boards of health authority over garbage plants. The Boston Dorchester and South Boston disputes over Spectacle Island highlight the need for local control to protect sanitation and comfort. The piece argues a general law empowering health boards would prevent nuisances and potential public scandals.
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Brookline Stoop Incident Attracts Curious Eyewitnesses
In Brookline last Thursday two friends on a dinner outing endured a rainstorm and a mysterious speaking tube voice ordering them off a stoop. The episode ended with shelter on a porch and a late arrival of a passing electric conveyance.
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Brockton Bowling Club Clinches Gilt Edge League Title
The Commercial Club bowling team led by Captain Crocker clinched the Gilt Edge League championship in a tight contest. Crocker kept members’ interest high as Brockton crowds swarmed Main Street in bowling fervor. The piece also notes Captain Lester Blake’s rise to master of a new export steamer after the loss of the Edward W. Young.
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Kaiser Interviewed by Cable to the Post in Berlin
In Berlin on March 28 the Kaiser humorously discusses his dachshund and daily measurements. The interview explores names, family visits to the United States, and his view on ruling, with playful exchanges about Willie Bill and sausages in Chicago.
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Grand Easter Display of Men’s Spring Suits and Accessories
A grand Easter display showcases men’s and young men’s spring suits overcoats hats and furnishings. Highlights include Essex Lenox and Windsor sack suits the rain proof spring overcoat and top coats by B Kuhpenheimer Chicago with prices from 8 to 28 dollars. Men's black Easter suits in various fabrics and styles range from 8 to 28 dollars.
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McManus & Co at 670 672 Washington Street
Cor. Beach. A compact listing notes the firm McManus & Co located at 670 672 Washington Street with the corner access at Beach. This brief entry identifies the business address for readers scanning street listings.
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Smothered Beef With Onions From Post's Illustrated Menu
A timeless guide to making cheaper beef cuts tender and flavorful. The method uses rolled rib roast, salt pork, slow oven braising for four hours, then thickened gravy and pickled onions as garnish, highlighting economical cooking tips from ALIC'R E. WHITAKER.
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Fragmented Palace Notes and Whimsical Dialogues
A collage of odd quotes and vignettes unfolds from a foreign correspondent and assorted musings. It includes Uncle Russell Sage’s finances, Patrick’s verdict, March’s fate, barroom banter with Horrible Hank, dismal trees versus greener grass, Friday reflections, and a fleeting remark about Jan Kubelik the violinist.
Train-wrecked Actress Rumor Sparks Mockery in NYC Talk
A terse street exchange features a boastful claim about a famous actress being train-wrecked, followed by disbelief and a self-serving question. The dialog includes remarks about credibility, media, and a governor’s aide, with a mother scolding a sobbing child named Bobbie Newton Newkirk.
Masquerade Despair Brings Two Lovers Together
Ruth and Margaret defy their father over a French masquerade. Tickets found in a library book lead Ruth to a midnight scene of temptation with an old dancer. A father’s panic and a vow to protect honor end with Ruth and Tom planning marriage at the altar.
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Complaints of Rowdyism on Forest Hills Electric Car
Letter from John J. Curry complains about nightly disturbances on the Forest Hills 11 o'clock electric to Dedham. He cites intoxicated riders from Dedham Norwood and Hast Walpole, fights, harassment of conductors, and insults to ladies. He urges Old Colony railroad police presence and stronger protection for women passengers. March 23.
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West Roxbury
John J. Curry
Hawes Schoolboys’ Reunion Set for April 10 Banquet
The 10th annual Hawes Schoolboys' Association reunion will be at Young's Hotel on Thursday evening April 10. Banquet committee led by President James T. Tighe is sparing no pains to ensure the event is the most successful in the association’s history.
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First Page For Readers Ad Policy Change At Boston Post
The Boston Post announces it will accept first page advertisements only at a semi prohibitory price to keep the first page clean. The piece criticizes local papers for seeming provincial and urges decency and reader respect as a boon to advertisers.
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Lacy Announces Resignation From Revere House
The Revere House staff presented Manager Lacy with diamond cufflinks as he resigns effective last evening to run his own hotel in Chelsea.
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