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New Milk Rates Underway Across Boston & Maine Rail
The Boston and Maine railroad issues new interstate milk rates for carload shipments. From outside Massachusetts the cost rises slightly, from distant points it falls slightly, with overall impact unknown until schedules run. City consumers fear higher transport costs will be passed on to them.
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City backs away from rushed 1913 World’s Fair plan
The Committee of 100 appointed by Mayor Gaynor reports against the 1913 world’s fair for Manhattan celebrating its 300th anniversary. It cites insufficient time to prepare a massive project and inadequate transit to handle crowds, praising restraint and urging proper readiness.
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Controversy Over Luce Senate Campaign Raises Questions
The Transcript notes a clash in the Massachusetts living cost debate as Robert Luce, backing Governor Draper, is accused of misquoting the Massachusetts Commission report. It questions the stray paragraph's meaning and why it appears in the commission's document, while probing tariff effects and timing.
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Harvard Faces Yale and Dartmouth Plays Princeton in Twin Classics
Two key football clashes loom with Boston interest Harvard meeting Yale at West Point and Dartmouth clashing with Princeton in New York. A Crimson victory could spark a May 19 showdown with Yale while Dartmouth eyes a longtime series resurgence against Princeton.
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Hanovermen and Princeton in heated stadium follow clash
Dartmouth supporters in Boston await results as Hanoverians meet Princeton, hoping for a decisive win to keep Princeton in the stadium and dispossess them from Princeton games. Harvard fans aim to outdraw Princeton and watch New York bulletins for updates on today’s big game.
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Boston Teachers Retirement Fund Annual Meeting Report
The Boston Teachers Retirement Fund Association held its annual meeting at the English High School hall. Secretary Alfred Bunker reported 3156 members over ten years, with 2421 contributing and 168 beneficiaries. Boston school committee pensions for 65 plus incapacitated teachers have been issued in over a hundred cases. The relief scope is substantial and worthy of support.
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Reciprocity with Canada in U S tariff debate
In North Adams Mr. Foss urged Canada to seek reciprocal trade, arguing free access would open a 90,000,000 market. Sir Frederick Borden responded that Canada must gain from U S reciprocity, acknowledging past diversification and proposing tariff reductions as mutual benefit. Foss called for a party focused on people rather than trusts.
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Shifty Senator Lodge Faces Cash Spending Controversy
The debate over Massachusetts campaign spending centers on Senator Lodge and his son-in-law Congressman Gardner. Lodge defends his past fundraising, noting 1892 records show higher outlays, calling the year a bad one and signaling he may avoid further publicity on the issue.
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Y M C A Plans Growth In East And Abroad
In Toronto on Oct 28 the Y M C A North America convention heard reports showing healthy growth and expansion plans. The triennial report cites endowment funds at 1 174 885 86 dollars with gifts from Mrs Russell Sage and Mrs W E Dodge for a 1 500 000 headquarters. Membership reaches 496 000 men and boys, up 18 percent since the last convention as 696 associations own buildings valued at 1 000 000 and up 17 000 000 since 1907.
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Allsorts and Scribbles From a Vivid Page
A collage of humor and fiction features a tailor's costly clothes, a peevish doctor, wordplay on Siam pronunciation, a celebratory verse about Newton Newkirk, a fashion note on box coats, a parrot proposing tale, and an excerpt from The Seven Little Beans detailing Maggie Blotz and Jack Dalton in a melodramatic night scene.
Bobble Burnit and the Inheritance Plot on Stage
A Glance at Some New Plays of the Current Season features Bobble Burnit by Winchell Smith. The story follows a young man who inherits a fortune only if he meets conditions set by a trustee who becomes his love interest. He is swindled by sharpers but regains his wealth and wins back the fortune and affection. The play is described as bright with witty lines and a tale of American character. Tomorrow's photograph will be from The Commuters.
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End of Maggie Blotz cliffhanger in Newton Newkirk tale
A villainous car speeds away with Maggie Blotz as Jack Dalton confronts Therese Bresnahan. The text ends with Dalton vowing to pursue her, while the serial’s finale is postponed until Newton Newkirk resumes on Monday.
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Maggie Blotz
First Syrian Paper Issued in New England in Boston
The New Syria becomes the first Syrian newspaper in New England issued in Boston. Printed in Arabic characters, its front page reads back to front. Dr. N. Khouri publishes it at 102 Hudson Street with chief editor Iben Aberdeen.
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Canadian Club Hosts Luncheon for Lunenburg Band in Boston
Officers of the Seventy-eighth Battalion from Bank of Lunenburg Nova Scotia now playing at Mechanics Exhibition joined by Mayor A J Wolff were feted at the City Club by the Canadian Club of Boston. President Colonel A F P Graham spoke along with Band adj Kinley Arenburg and W D O'Brien. Numerous club members and guests attended and speeches were given by Dr W E Harris C H McIntyre J F Masters and Dr J S Lockhart.
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Boston Tenor John E Daniels To Visit Malden Church
The Robinson Methodist Church in Malden Belmont Hill will host evangelistic services at 7 p m with John E Daniels Boston’s renowned Scotch tenor as guest. Pastor Rev Charles W Blackett and musical director Robert T Hynd will lead a large audience expectant of a helpful service.
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Near invalid uncle Walt poem excerpt from Go Upright 1910
A humorous verse fragment attributed to Walt Mason and published in Go Upright in 1910. It features a sick man boasting of ailments from influenza to mumps, contrasted with the speaker’s exaggerated worry over a minor blister and the folly of dwelling on illness.
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