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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1906

Page

7

Kiss Saga Complicates Hoch renomination Bid

In Topeka, May 1, Mrs. W. B. Stanley, former governor’s wife, accuses Gov. Hoch of attempting a kiss in his State House office. Hoch admits some action but calls it exaggerated by enemies. Delegates debate Hoch’s fate as convention approaches with pressure from loyal supporters and skeptics. Stanley, a board member, resigns and confirms the incident and her decision not to shield Hoch.

Topeka Kan E. W. Hoch W. BE. Stanley Hoch Busness State House Kisser United States Bone Oscar Leonard Stanley Board of Visitors

Milkmen Threaten Strike Over Half Cent Clean Can Fee

New England milk producers plan a strike backed by the Boston Co operative Milk Producers Association to protest a half cent charge for cleaning returnable cans. They blame contractors who enforce the fee under a six month contract regime and warn of a Boston milk famine unless the charge is borne by consumers. The association targets October first for a contract renewal showdown and potential walkout.

Boston New England Boston Co-operative Milk Producers’ Association Milk Producers’ Association

New England Firemen's Muster Set for Aug 16 in Providence

Providence May 1 The annual engine muster of the New England Firemen's League will be held in Providence on Thursday August 16. Eulogies honored Boston Chief William T Cheswell the league's first president and Fred S Bean of Manchester N H a veteran tournament judge.

Providence R. I Engintes Firemen’s League William T. Cheswell Boston Fred 8. Bean Manchester N. H

Deportation of Couple Due to Public Charge Fears

George Reynolds and his wife were deported from the country after stuttering impediment hindered speech, deemed likely to become public charges. They sailed for Liverpool aboard the Saxonia yesterday after arrival in Boston on April 26.

George Reynolds Liverpool Boston

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