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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1908

Page

2

Boston Architects Around Bombproof Tunnel Entrances

Boston critics label the new tunnel entrances beside Old South Church as bombproofs and eye-sores. Prominent architect C Howard Walker denounces the design and calls it unfit for a historic street, while peers condemn the fashion of glass bullseyes and curved tops.

Old South Church C. Howard Walker Boston Beacon Street J. H. Cranby New York Navy Yard Jack Washington Street

Sargent Hears of Danger in Immigration Plans

National Commissioner Frank P. Sargent arrived in Boston and met Colonel Billings at Long Wharf then Italian Immigration Society officers at the Lenox Hotel. He dined with the Women’s Home Missionary Society and spoke of a new immigration station before taking the midnight express home.

National Frank P. Sargent Boston Colonel Billings Long Wharf Italian Immigration Society Hotel Lenox Sargent Women’s Home Missionary Society Park Street Church

Immigration Station Vision for Boston Area Needs

Mr Sargent urges humane immigration policy and a new Boston station housing services for immigrants. He argues for sanitary streets affordable cottages and land for immigrant housing while condemning crowed tenements and extortionate rents. He notes immigration cannot be fully restrained and calls for revised laws and adequate funding.

Mr. Sargent Boston Civic League United States Immigration Service West

More Time Asked In Paper Inquiry

A six member House committee filed both majority and minority reports on wood pulp and print paper amid tariff debates. The majority urged delay on legislation until further investigation, while the minority backed passage of the Stevens bill to free wood pulp and paper. The study notes price trends, supply chains, and possible restraint of trade concerns, and discusses tariff removal implications for Canada sourced pulp and U.S. mills. The panel also highlights a 1907 paper industry dispute sparked by a Wisconsin Quebec pulp wood purchase and its impact on prices.

Washington House American Newspaper Publishers’ Association Mann Illinois Miller Kansas Stafford Wisconsin Bannon Ohio Sims Tennessee Ryan New York Stevens United States Canada Quebec International Paper Company Manila Wisconsin Mills Wisconsin Wood Pulp Association

Representative Stafford seeks 18 month import duty suspension

Washington May 28 Representative Stafford of Wisconsin a member of the special committee investigating the wood pulp and print paper question today introduced a joint resolution to suspend the import duty on mechanically ground wood pulp for 18 months with an exception for countries that restrict imports or impose export duties on wood pulp.

Washington Stafford Wisconsin House

Rescue on the Charles River Saves Two Boston College Students

A holiday canoe outing near Cold Springs Point ended when Louis Brier and John Driscoll capsized. Four companions responded, rescuing both in a near-drowning incident. Peter McMahon and Harry Gooding saved Brier, while William Guinee and William Mahoney saved Driscoll. The boys were treated at the boathouse and sent home.

Needham Boston College Louis Brier John Driscoll Boston Charles River Cold Springs Point Brier Driscoll Peter McMahon Harry Gooding McMahon William Guinee William Mahoney

No contest on currency bill in Senate debate

Washington May 28 The anticipated opposition to the Aldrich Vreeland currency bill likely will not materialize as Senator Aldrich sets the report aside until 11 tomorrow after keeping it before the Senate until nearly 4 p m The Senate spent the rest of the day passing unobjected House bills and signaling a vote on the currency bill tomorrow adjournment sine die appears likely by Saturday

Washington Senate Aldrich Congress Evans Melrose William Hosea Evans Main Street Minton Forest Hills Thomas Minton Orchid Avenue Morton Street St. Thomas’ Church Monahan Boston Bridget Francis Monahan Mercer Street St. Augustine’s Church Page Everett Clara Weston R. Page

Portland Banker J Thoburn Ross Fined and Imprisoned

Judge Burnett in Salem Circuit Court sentenced J Thoburn Ross a Portland banker to five years in prison and a 576 094 dollar fine after a conviction for wrongful conversion of State school funds while he led Title Guarantee Trust Company.

Salem Ore Burnett Circuit Court J. Thoburn Ross Portland Ross Title Guarantee & Trust Company

Maine Publisher Faces Maximum Fine for Conspiracy

George Fred Terry of Waterville publishing house is to be fined $10,000, the maximum, after a March conviction for conspiracy to defraud the government of postage. Judge Hale announced the sentence would be imposed, citing mercy arguments and the potential risk to Terry’s eyesight if jailed.

Maine Portland George Fred Terry Waterville Mail Order Publishing House Hale United States District Court Terry

Greek Steamer Lamyron Wrecked Near Cape Finistere

The Greek steamer Lamyron bound for Copenhagen was wrecked on rocks three miles from Cape Finistere. All 23 crew members were rescued.

Brest Lamyron Copenhagen Cape Finistere

Offer Choice Bungalow Lots in West Roxbury

Real estate firms Hosford Williams and B F Cobleigh offer bungalow lots in West Roxbury garden ward. Representatives will be on site all day to explain advantages of the plots accessible by electric Needham or Charles River lines from Dudley street to LaGrange street and by steam from the South station to West Roxbury depot.

Garden Ward Boston Needham Dudley Street LaGrange Street West Roxbury

Red Eyes and Eyelids Need Marine Eye Tonic

An advertisement promotes Marine Eye Tonic claiming to relieve red eyes eyelids and tired eyes. The copy urges readers to try the product for relief and improved eye comfort.

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