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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1910
Page
10
Sailors perish as the Pluviose wrecks in the Pas de Calais after a rapid sinking. Divers to locate the ill fated submarine, entombing three officers and 24 men, while wrecking vessels monitor the scene. Officials debate presidential travel costs and hospitality in separate remarks.
President Taft is not blamed for the trip funds as officials note saving expeditions have cost and criticize the administration for spending the people’s money to reach certain events. Jas A Tawney, chair- man, points to the issue on Lincoln's Birthday remarks.
A description of a swagger two-button long roll sack with high sloping shoulders a longer slightly fitted waist and low waist semi fitting trousers with turn-ups. New shades include Chantecler wood and cinnamon brown priced about fifteen dollars marked down from twenty four to twenty five dollars, compared with forty dollar custom made garments. Regular price twenty five dollars with a July reduction.
In the Richmond trial, McTavish’s finances and motive are scrutinized as police recover money from Mrs. Richmond. Final pleas approach with Attorney Gloag seeking a life verdict for the nurse while District Attorney Higgins urges conviction. Witnesses from Hotel Florence recount strained finances and alleged alibis amid claims of jealousy and murder.
In a tense three game series Bach' te clinched one leg to determine the colored championship. The outcome hinges on the remaining matches as teams compete for the title.
The Herreshoff yard launched the Peg for Galen M. Stone of Boston a 32 foot sander racing machine with six foot beam and six foot draft. A second sander Toboggan owned by Robert W. Emmons Jr of Boston was launched later with seven foot beam. Both boats to have trials this week.
The Mayor vetoed a $300 000 appropriation for the proposed high school of commerce and new administration building. He argued the project should be financed from a $529 557 tax levy appropriation already passed by the school committee over his veto.
The bill forbids pistols toy guns toy cannons that fire blanks and bans selling or exploding blank cartridges or bombs. It prohibits fireworks with picric acid or large or high explosive firecrackers, with exceptions for certain licensed uses and official salutes. It also requires licenses and permits for manufacture and use, allows local prohibitions, and sets penalties up to 100 dollars or 30 days imprisonment.
The governor and state officials discuss Parker's sudden resignation as fire commissioner in Boston. A surveyor's earlier rejection and potential renomination spark political maneuvering. Mayor Fitzgerald may appoint a department head to run city operations temporarily as Parker steps down effective at the mayor's convenience.
Three Boston banks studied the Post's reach with auditors. The daily average for April 1910 was 307,088 copies and the Sunday edition for April stood at 261,889 copies. The National Shawmut Bank and other institutions supervised the audit.
Syracuse University hosted Michigan in a baseball game on May 2. Captain Scully’s errors aided Michigan as they won 6 to 2. Both pitchers pitched well though Michigan plated late to seal the victory.
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