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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1906
Page
2
An advertisement touts Scotch ORevict and Worsted suits described as unusually swell with light and dark mixtures, grays and blues. It claims fine workmanship from top makers, perfect fit, up-to-date styles, and lower prices than competing stores. Also promoted are overcoats and reefers in new shades, plus all wool sweaters.
A Dennison O'Connell and John H. H McNamee lead the local Democratic slate for the upcoming House and Senate races with continued support from party members.
The Boston School Board has redrawn the boundaries of the Comfys Dil laway and Dudley districts in Roxbury to equalize the number of school children in each district.
The incident of Japanese children being barred from San Francisco schools prompted a conference between Viscount Aoki and Secretary Root. Aoki claimed the 1804 treaty terms were violated, with Root to discuss the issue with the President and likely representations to California authorities.
In an interview Viscount Aoki condemns local hostility toward Japanese children as exaggeratedly national, noting it harms long friendship with the U.S. The ambassador cites Ihara’s Alaska investigation into Japanese seal hunters’ deaths and debates whether U.S. punishment was warranted, urging full fact finding and fair justice.
Railroad switchmen in Chicago and across the country received word from the Switchmen's Union demanding higher wages and an eight hour day. The notice warned that a strike vote would occur within two weeks if terms are not agreed.
The Boston and Albany division of the New York Central adjoins a potential general strike as car men reject road propositions. Car men’s officials see hope in the Allston strike and plan a final settlement push before seeking support from sympathetic workers.
The annual prospectus of the Boston Young Men's Christian Union announces an educational event with many study opportunities. Experienced teachers cover subjects such as bookkeeping arithmetic penmanship shorthand languages drawing law and elocution among others. A postal card request or a visit to the rooms will secure a booklet.
Thomas Regan died at Somerville Hospital from heart disease after collapsing while driving for Wellington Wild Coal Company on Somerville Avenue. He fell from the wagon seat as dizziness struck him yesterday afternoon.
Death notices from East Boston and Charlestown list infant Eugene Kelley age 5 months 19 days from 247 Chelsea Street with viewing on Saturday Oct 27 at 2 PM. Also William Charlton nee Helen Dapleton and Andrew Trahpy noted with family ties and memorials in Charlestown. Relatives invited to services and prayers.
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