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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1908

Page

8

City Hall stakes contract shift for sewer work

Finance Commission to publish a sewer department report likely recommending replacing the day labor system used since 1828 with contracts. If Mayor Hibbard adopts the plan about 500 laborers could lose their jobs, including over 100 workers aged over 60 with 20 to 40 years in the department.

Finance Commission Hibbard Guy Emerson Emerson Sewer Department Good Government Association Boston

Governors May Band to Aid Whole Land

At a White House gathering, governors warn of soil waste and forest depletion. The conference plans a permanent, possibly independent organization while debating conservation, irrigation, and new transport traffic rules.

Washington, D. C White House Resolutions Committee Kentucky Missouri Nebraska Johnson Minnesota Deneen Illinois James J. Hill Great Northern

Woman Charged With Larceny In Newton Case

Miss Emma L. Eastman, 31, a bookkeeper at J. S. Kennedy & Co. grocers in Newton Upper Falls, is charged with larceny of several hundred dollars. Arrested by Inspectors Fletcher and O'Halloran, she posted bond and was released. to appear in Police Court tomorrow.

Newton Newton Upper Falls Emma L. Eastman Maple Street Waltham Fletcher and O'Halloran J. S. Kennedy & Co Eastman

Mapl-Flake All Food Claim Promises Digestible Starch

The advertisement promotes Mapl-Flake cereal made from pure Vermont maple and wheat. It argues 96 hours of processing, six hours steam cooking, and 30 minutes at 400 degrees toast produce highly digestible starch, claiming the product is superior to other flakes and costs 15 cents.

Vermont

Ranger to Join Massachusetts Naval Militia

Rumors from the New York navy yard say the gunboat Ranger will be assigned to Boston for service with the Massachusetts Naval Militia.

Gunboat Ranger Mass Naval Militia New York Navy Yard Ranger Boston Naval Militia of Massachusetts

Street Traffic Hearing Probes City Rules

Representatives from several business concerns attended a Board of Aldermen hearing in the afternoon to discuss proposed street traffic regulations. The street commissioners, newly granted full control by act, seek suggestions on forthcoming rules affecting commerce and daily transit.

Edward E. Cole Shepard Norwell Company Winter Street Washington and Tremont Street Cole Mr. Cole Timothy G. Toomey William Filene Sons Company Tremont Street Mr. Toomey Board of Aldermen Chamber

Finance Commission raps mayor over water department

The Finance Commission report criticizes Mayor Hibbard’s nonpartisan water department administration. It cites political influence in hiring and dismissals, noting 25 terminations by Water Commissioner Hannan. The 75 page document calls for a new inspection system and full department reorganization.

Finance Commission Hibbard Hannan

Four Brides to Be Arrive on Ivernia in East Boston

Consul passenger William Thomas traveled with four brides to be on the Cunard liner Ivernia which docked in East Boston after a nine day voyage from Liverpool. The ship carried 55 saloon 188 second class and 646 third class passengers with many Irish Germans and Swedes among them. Three Irish maidens and one German maiden are to wed soon with the German bride reluctant to name her wedding date.

Thomas Chrowder Chamberlain Department of Geology University of Chicago Cunard Ivernia East Boston Liverpool Europe Land of the Kaiser William Thomas America England

Slaughter House Proponents Seek New Site Near School

Board of Health ordered the slaughter house to vacate by May 15 after an April hearing. Proprieties, backed by Way Street teachers and local physicians, seek a license for a nearby site only seven doors from the former location and within a hundred yards of the Way Street school, prompting renewed resident opposition. The morning hearing at the Board of Health will decide further action.

Board of Health Way Street Rosenberg

Brockton Delegates Instructed For Bryan

The 14th district Democratic convention chose George C. Harlow of Plymouth and Henry F. Burtt of Taunton as delegates to the national convention in Denver. Alternates are Judge Charles C. Paine of Hyannis and Thomas F. Loorem of Taunton. Delegates were instructed for Bryan by a 20 to 12 vote.

Brockton George C. Harlow Plymouth Henry F. Burtt Taunton Denver Charles C. Paine Hyannis Thomas F. Loorem Bryan

Fifth District Democratic Convention Indorses Bryan

Lowell delegates elect Humphrey O'Sullivan of Lowell and Colonel John P. Sweeney of Lawrence as Denver-bound delegates. The convention also endorses Bryan.

Lowell Denver Humphrey O'Sullivan John P. Sweeney Lawrence Bryan

Delegates Chosen at Sixth District Democratic Convention

The May 14 convention in Bryan Salem selected two delegates and two alternates to the national convention. Edward B. O'Brien presided, with Lott F. McNamara of Haverhill and Charles A. Russell of Gloucester named as delegates, and Franklin Coakley of Salem and H. Casken of Danvers as alternates. They pledged to vote for William J. Bryan until a nomination is made.

Salem Edward B. O’brien Marblehead William J. Bryan Lott F. McNamara Haverhill Charles A. Russell Gloucester Franklin Coakley H. Casken Danvers

Wife decoys her husband in Nashua arrest

William H Wood returned from Nashua and was arrested on a warrant sworn by his wife for non support He was ordered in police court to pay 3 weekly for child maintenance The decree of separate maintenance had previously ordered him to pay 5 weekly before he crossed the state line

Lowell William H. Wood Nashua Wood

Miraculous Cure Reported for Rheumatism in Capron

Charles Calhoun Jr of Capron New York credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing his inflammatory rheumatism and nervous trouble after a year bedridden. He says after three boxes he could walk and remained well since 1895. The pamphlet on blood diseases is offered by Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady NY.

Williams Charles Calhoun, Jr Capron N. Y E- Mill Calhoun Winfield

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