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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1907
Page
6
The Boston Post published by Post Publishing Co at 259 Washington Street Boston Massachusetts dated October 4 1907 No 4 Volume 189. This record notes the daily issue and office address in a bibliographic header.
The notice provides pricing for Daily One year at 1.50 for six months and 0.75 for three months and 1 month at 0.25, plus Sunday Post pricing at 2.50 for one year and six months at 1.25 and three months at unknown terms.
Canada postage rise forces new rates for Daily Post and Sunday Post with advance payment required. Editorial and business offices listed with contact numbers and mailing address.
The People's Savings Bank of Brockton with William L. Douglas as president votes to establish an insurance department. Trustees’ vote is unanimous and corporators are expected to approve. No licenses can be issued until November 1. Robertson G. Hunter of New York is named state actuary.
President Roosevelt argued the Pacific coast voyage of the U S battleship fleet is a peaceful training exercise not a declaration of war. He said the fleet will move from Atlantic to Pacific home waters for peacetime training and return, stressing readiness and the need for peace time preparation.
President Roosevelt on a West tour argues for national legislation to regulate all interstate corporations including their securities output. He cites railroads as a start and says the Constitution already grants power to the federal government to extend supervision to national commerce and industry to prevent industrial chaos.
In Cairo the President argues the national government alone has broad power to regulate interstate companies. He contends strong federal control benefits the public and honest firms, while warning only lawless corporations should fear such governance.
Massachusetts Democrats condemn railroad monopolies as threats to public control. They reference the 1900 Boston & Albany lease to the New York Central and warn the Boston & Maine New Haven merger would concentrate transportation power, urging a firm anti monopoly platform.
Washington D C Oct 3 Rear Admiral H W Lyon commandant of Mare Island navy yard will be relieved Oct 12 and after a month of leave placed on the retired list He formerly commanded the Boston navy yard from 1894 to 1897
Daily horoscope advises relying on learned guidance especially scientists in electricity and astronomy. It warns of railroad and traffic dangers, notes favorable moves in residence or business and potential promotions. details on birthdates, travel, and a productive path for a traveling business youth.
Newtown Newkire reports a push by child educators to soften grisly endings of classics such as the wolf in the kettle and Bluebeard. Revisions would muddy harsher scenes Cinderella Red Riding Hood and Red Riding Hood reduce violence and replace killers with benign outcomes while maintaining moral lessons.
Observant Citizen Marion Lodge No. 66 A O U W presents moving pictures illustrated songs and terpsichorean exercise at Odd Fellows Hall Woolsey square Jamaica Plain next Tuesday evening.
The newlyweds will host friends at Newark New Jersey where Mr Flood will be engaged in YMCA work. Cambridge inspectors department suspended business Thursday and were guests of Frank Batchelder at the Brockton Fair with officers including Captain P F Hurley and Lieutenants Cox Deehan and Nellan. Edward G Barrett resigns after 27 years as sexton of St Pauls Tremont Street Episcopal Church.
A 17 year old asks if being told she seems like a child is a compliment. Mildred Champagne advises taking it as well meaning, and to respond with dignity and reserve to reduce the number of gentleman friends.
Hulda Gunneman, 60, a Berlin spinster, took her two fox terriers to a doctor for chloroform then returned home to sit between their bodies and gas herself. Neighbors found her dead two hours later.
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