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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1907
Page
7
The poem honors a gracious poet whose living words endure beyond death. The speaker celebrates the poet’s memory as walls of time recede and cherishes the poet’s legacy imprinted on minds and pages. The poet stands by the hearth of humanity, guiding fireside joys and griefs with comforting cadence. Special permission note appears for publication.
April 1 dispatch reports a severe earthquake at Bitlis the Turkish Armenia capital of Bitlis Vilayet. Mission stations of the American Board with missionaries and schools are affected with homes destroyed and residents encamped in deep snow. Refs include Rev Royal M Cole Mrs Lizzie Cole Herbert Underwood Charlotte Ely and Mary Ely of the eastern Turkey mission.
Washington report says President Roosevelt is not ill but worn out and with strained nerves. Intimates acknowledge anxiety, noting he handles army, navy, foreign relations, Interior, Justice, and Treasury matters. Some urge a summer rest at Oyster Bay to recuperate, amid talk of possible nonreappearance next term.
South Boston singer Fred Murphy plans a new Anti-Flirt Club to curb streetcar flirting in the peninsula area. Backed by letters of support, the group aims to emulate Watch and Ward Society style turfing of vice, with members training in jiu jitsu as plans develop for active operations and public results.
Representative McCall of Massachusetts returning from Panama says the canal cost will exceed initial estimates. He also notes a prodigious display of American enterprise on the isthmus.
Reverend Richard Hall aged 90 died at his St Paul home. Born in Ipswich New Hampshire in 1817 he graduated from Dartmouth College in 1847 and moved to Minnesota in 1850.
A bold claim from Harriett Mead of Syracuse New York promises a simple discovery that removes wrinkles without face massage steaming creams or masks. She asserts her method smooths and rejuvenates the skin and offers full information if readers agree not to reveal it.
Charles W. Morse, who controls most Atlantic coast steamship lines, denies a report that he plans a new steamship line between New York and Norfolk to rival the Old Dominion line or to acquire it.
The Pope received Mr and Mrs Douglas Robinson of New York in private audience. Presented by Bishop OGorman of Sioux Falls, the pontiff asked them to convey his affectionate regards to President Roosevelt. Mrs Robinson is the President's sister.
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