Wisconsin railroad reform marks step in public service control
Governor La Follette's measure bans discriminating rates and rebates, creates a railroad commission to review schedules, enforce adequate service, and allow court injunctions. The piece urges national action, noting interstate commerce falls to the federal government and praising Wisconsin's bold move.
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Board of Review
United States
Union
Uncle Sam
Philadelphia scandal reminder before dawn
A brief line notes that the Philadelphia scandal serves as a reminder that the worst moments often precede improvement, suggesting a turning point as hope rises after turmoil.
Boston Post Publishing Rates May 20 1905
The Boston Post lists daily and Sunday subscription prices with durations and rates. Payment terms require advance payment and notices to the publisher if delivery is unavailable. Editor and Publisher B. A. Grozier directs billing and publication notices.
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Post Publishing Co
Office
Washington Jr
Boston
Maas
the Sunday Post
Moderation Sought in Mass Merger Bill Debate
Massachusetts lawmakers failed to reach a conference on the Walker amendment and will discuss the merger bill in a recess committee. The piece would alter state policy and merits thorough hearings to avoid oversights before any final action next January.
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House
Massachusetts
Governor Douglas vetoes Natick building measure
The governor upholds a general Massachusetts debt limit, arguing against exceptions without urgent need. He warns that frequent waivers threaten public safety and future generations, urging adherence to the public debt restraint and respect for posterity.
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Natick
Massachusetts
Philadelphia gas scandal shakes public conscience and reform
The piece condemns Philadelphia’s gas deal as an act of robbery by city Councils. It argues the scandal will shock national morality, prompt reform, and reveal deep corruption in municipal government, while noting public uproar and a call for awakening to prevent similar abuses elsewhere.
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Philadelphia
Floating concert on Charles River by Eagle Canoe Club
The opening concert on Charles River will be given Sunday by the Eagle Canoe Club. It is a float concert with music on a float towed up and down stream by a launch. The Newton Boat Club plans its annual June and September concerts from the river clubhouse.
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Charles River
Eagle Canoe Club
Newton Boat Club
Stealthy Steve Rescues Loon From Flooded Submarine
Stealthy Steve in the submarine Loon battles rising water after a torpedo strike. He frees a jammed torpedo tube cap, abandons the ship, and hoists the Loon free from mud using a daring key and leverage maneuver. The episode ends with the craft afloat again as tomorrow’s chapter promises continuation.
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Nick
Deective
Ngaio
Jeve
Sale of Irish linen shirts and new bat ties for men and boys
Pure Irish linen shirts in natural tan shades with cuff options and sizes 12 to 18 for men and boys, value 1.50 to 1.00. Also new 23 inch reversible bat ties and wide four in hand neckwear for negligee wear, formerly 50 cents, now offered in this sale.
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Vienna
Aly
Local notes mix of wildlife, officials, and city life
Observant readers report on a Malden creek splashy misadventures of boys and a mud bath. Leo the greyhound dies of pneumonia at Mrs Campbell’s in Boston. Chief Conway praises Police Chairman Cole. Clergy changes, English pheasants in Berkshire woods, and community anecdotes fill the column.
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Chief Conway
Boston
Cole
Berkshire
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Lenox
Whitney
October Mountain
Chairman Cole
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Police Commission
Martin Conway
Billerica
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Woman's Narrow Escape Aboard Stormy Electric Car
A dainty woman battles a crowded electric car on a rain soaked hill. A brave man lends his arm and a voice sings to calm panicked passengers. After safety, they exchange addresses and she feels a sudden, stirring connection with the stranger.
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Chance
Morality of the Wage System Praised by Reader Letter
Letter to the editor commends a Post article arguing for wage system reform as a remedy for unemployment destitution. Kathrine Grosjean Monteiro of East Boston urges humane, productive labor and better economic conditions, noting America s riches built by the people yet not for them.
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America
Kathrine Grosjean Monteiro
Princeton Street
East
Boston
Meeting of Hearts Unites Two Long Awaited Lovers
In a tale of longing a woman discovers in a man the purity and truth she sought. He confesses years of waiting and their bond deepens as their lips meet, sealing a long awaited union.
Mildred Champagne Sings On Love and Sentiment
A performer named Mildred Champagne speaks about love and sentiment in a program note addressed to J. C. The message references a reply needed for a prior letter.
Dear Miss Champagne Fireman Seeks Advice On Engagement
A railroad fireman writes about an engagement with a young woman. He explains meeting her weekly, missing one date due to spare list duty, and her reaction. He asks if she truly cared and how to proceed while a reader suggests her demand was unreasonable and urges explaining duties fulfilled.
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