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The Soulless City in Boston
The piece contrasts New York’s perceived heartlessness with Boston, arguing old-fashioned ideals persist. It praises loyalty to duty and notes Boston stores remain humane. while salaries and layoffs are concerns, the city is still described as a good place to work and live.
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Mirror Therapy on the Rowing Crew Prompts Self-Reflection
A New York rowing coach uses a large mirror placed between a stubborn pupil and the coxswain to force self observation. The method aims to curb faults by clear self-vision, suggesting that gentle scolding often fails and that most people lack imagination rather than stubbornness.
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The Black Hand and Immigration Law Reform Call
The author argues that Black Hand criminality thrives under lax immigration controls. Proposes passports with photos for all emigrants, ongoing inspection until naturalization, and deportation extended to citizenship. Denounces importation of Italian police as a poor fix.
MIT Professors Develop Auto Speed Recorder
Two MIT professors invent an auto speed recorder to curb reckless speeding. The device promises to reveal frauds and assist law enforcement, arguing that danger lies in reckless speeds rather than mere low limits.
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Recklessness and Overspeeding Punishments Cited
The text argues that recklessness by speeding despite deterrents warrants imprisonment where possible while overspeeding alone merits at most a fine. It notes the offense is not always serious.
Ca Joling the South and the Taft Appointment Dilemma
The article argues President Taft gains Southern prestige by appointing white federal judges in North Carolina and Alabama while Roosevelt’s actions strained Southern Democrats. It calls for nonpartisan judicial fitness and impersonal justice, urging the best men for high offices to resolve the political impasse.
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Hepburn Act upheld by Supreme Court ruling on railroad coal mines
The Supreme Court reverses a circuit decision, affirming the Hepburn Act of 1896 as constitutional. It bars railroads from transporting non timber goods across states unless produced by owned interests, while allowing ownership of coal trade entities. practical impact remains uncertain.
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Rail reforms urged as governor backs holding company plan
In urging a solution to the railroad problem, Governor Draper backs a holding company for Boston & Maine stock pledged as collateral by its Connecticut owner. The editorial urges immediate legislative action, noting hearings were premature and a bill is needed now before adjournment.
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Reelected President Praised for Long City Hospital Service
At yesterday's board meeting of City Hospital, A Shuman was re elected president. His long service is linked to the hospital's growth and strong municipal leadership. The report notes his efficiency and business skill in managing a major city enterprise. A jocular aside references marriage.
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Stealthy Steve's Burning Daring Rescue Cliffhanger
In a comic tale, Stealthy Steve faces execution by fire in a village square. King Bugolio orders the stake death while Steve recalls Roosevelt papers and keeps a cigarette alight with asbestos underwear.
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Observant Citizen meeting and art notes
The Observant Citizen chapter will meet this afternoon at Mrs. Herbert W. Drew’s Newton High Lands home to hear a paper on Russia by a recent visitor. Louis Kronberg, once of the city, exhibited theatrical portraits in London on April 22 and 23, including Cardinal. Senor Florenzio Constantino, writing from Paris, plans a South American engagement. Dan Russell of North Dakota, in Boston, reports receiving many letters and telegrams daily.
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Public notes mix transport tech wonder with local happenings
A fragment of lively Essex Street chatter covers a stranger admiring the elevated train signaling system and door circuit bells. Nearby, Dorchester residents contest oiling by city wagons while civic figures and church notices highlight anniversaries, parish reunions, and local births.
Dismantling Begun at Museum of Fine Arts Copley Square
Work to remove the Museum of Fine Arts building after 33 years at Copley square began yesterday under the direction of Mr. Cc. E. Bean.
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