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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1911
Page
6
West End holders may challenge their 8 percent claim on common stock and choose cash or swap options in the merger bill. A forthcoming vote next Wednesday will set whether 7 percent suffices or if a higher rate applies. Court appointed arbitrators and commissioners may determine fair cash values.
The article explains merger provisions for West End and Elevated stockholders. It outlines assent, non assenting stock treatment, arbitration by three appointees, and possible court valuation of non assent shares. It notes fixed rates, transfer stamping, and eventual cash compensation with court and Supreme Court involvement.
Letter from Jesse A. Case of Brockton Massachusetts proclaims that after seven years of rheumatism he now stands physically well and urges others to request a book titled Rheumatism-List. He asserts personal proof of recovery and asks readers to write for more information without sending a stamp.
The U S S Mayflower with President Taft and party left Beverly for Islesboro Maine for a three day visit. Also aboard were Mrs Taft Charlie Taft Horace Taft and Miss Mabel Boardman. They will stay with Mrs Laughlin at her Isleboro villa Saturday and Sunday.
President and Mrs. Taft attend the Normandy Peasant Fete at the Crosby estate in Manchester while the President joins companions on a golf outing at Hamilton. He buys eggs peaches and a pumpkin, marking a cheerful Beverly stop two weeks before his Western trip.
New York September 1 John Carroll city elevator inspector was killed and Frederick R Ausplaund another inspector mortally wounded when an elevator in the new Washington Irving High School building tipped to one side and plunged three stories to the cellar.
Four aeroplanes circled Boston Light while a fifth flew to Graves Light in a dramatic display that mocked old sea symbols. Claude Grahame-White led the effort in a Bleriot, followed by Sopwith and Ely as Beachey and Ovington staged a high speed race around the beacon.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a cure for skin eruptions and blemishes caused by impure blood. It claims the candy purifies blood liver and stomach, clears pimples blotches and sores, and guarantees healthier skin with a 10 cent box. It urges prompt use to prevent disfigurement and improve overall health.
Aviators in the Squantum meet voted to protest the planned Nashua to Worcester cross country race citing dangerous terrain and lack of safe emergency landing options. They urged officials to reroute via Squantum Nashua Providence back to Squantum. No official course change was announced.
An advertisement extols Resinol Ointment as a universal remedy for skin blemishes from pimples to rashes. It claims instant relief, scientific formulation, no poison, safe for children, and widely sold by druggists. It emphasizes years of use and household necessity.
A curious tale unfolds around a striking Boston girl pursued by a mysterious Nemesis. The plot entwines her with European noble connections and a dangerous social game centered on romance and prestige.
The Sunday Post promises a new disclosure about a daring prank fate sprung on its subject. The piece hints at surprising twists and a bold reckoning for those involved.
A Bay State woman risks life traveling to the farthest crannies of the earth with a dog as companion. The journey highlights the peril and endurance of lone expeditions into extreme latitudes.
A Boston social scene shines as women at a late night party deliver dizzy dancing that astonishes high society. The event draws attention from local circles and headlines.
A new theory of how the universe is built draws interest from astronomers. The concept proposes novel mechanisms for planetary formation and cosmic structure, offering fresh explanations that spark debate among researchers.
Leading members of organized labor discuss the major challenges facing workers today and offer perspectives on job security wages and hours in a feature interview.
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