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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1903
Page
7
Residents on Beacon Hill oppose an apartment house invasion in the Emersonian area. They argue the project desecrates historic houses, with critics labeling the plans as a threat to the hill’s legacy and culture. Local voices call for preservation and scrutiny of the development.
International Day at the exposition drew about 1200 attendees in the Liberal Arts building as M. Jusserand the French ambassador and Mr. Ojeda the Spanish minister addressed the crowd. Former Senator Thurston chaired the event and recalled the 10 year Paris treaty while praising diplomatic ties and progress.
The article recalls a Spain diplomatic breakfast with President Cleveland, highlighting Spain’s pledge to develop national resources and join in peaceful progress. It notes a 100 gun salute, remarks by Rev. Samuel J. Nichols, and laughter among diplomats as they depart. President Cleveland plans to travel to Princeton, New Jersey tomorrow.
The East Boston Engine 5 team led by William Johnson responded to Box 631 alarms at Saratoga street and Central square. Johnson controlled the horses with a sudden maneuver, narrowly avoiding a collision with Chemical 7, and a bystander crowd praised his quick, brave action.
The Duane man Slaughter case went to the jury shortly after 3 30 p m The judge will receive the verdict if there is one at 8 o clock in the morning
Ernest Whelpley former Prudential Life Insurance superintendent for four months in Woburn is jailed in Los Angeles on larceny charges. Requisition papers are prepared and Chief McDermott will travel to LA to secure his return for trial after an unexplained absence prompted the investigation.
More than 1000 residents and city educators attended the dedication of the Roger Wolcott Grammar School at Norfolk and Morton streets Dorchester. Architect Arthur G Everett presented the building. Mayor Collins was absent. Speakers included Grafton D Cushing superintendent Seaver and Roger Wolcott son of the governor.
Average temperature yesterday was 53 degrees. Data from 1902 and 1903 show daytime readings mostly in the 50s with evening values around the low 60s. A year ago yesterday recorded about 56 degrees.
Worcester Republican Rep Garst campaigns to require mandatory franchise taxation with city or town fixed rates and a 25 year cap. He argues limited terms spur compensation and cites other states. counters governor's plan amid a late session.
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