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Heat Waves Hit Cities Across the Nation
The piece notes severe heat waves causing fatalities and suffering in cities like Philadelphia with 15 deaths, while Washington endures 94 degrees and Boston remains comparatively cooler. It claims the local area avoids extreme heat and extensive fatalities.
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New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
Roosevelt’s Split on Party Lines Revealed in Manifesto
The piece reports Colonel Roosevelt declining to aid Republican foes in a Oyster Bay manifesto about Moose leaders surrender. He says he will enroll as a Progressive and advise others to do likewise. It notes his past promise not to seek the Presidency again and hints he could reverse if the situation seems honorable.
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Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Moose
Boston
New England
George H. Tapley
West Brooksville
Bangor
Tapley Brothers
Seven Seas
Brooksville
Tapley
West Indies
Atlantic
South Atlantic
Indian Ocean
Cape Horn
Equator
Why imports and treasury revenue prove prosperity
The Dover Democrat argues that prosperity shown by citizens will eventually appear in government revenue. It notes that import levels affect duties and federal income, and that a temporary drop in imports will reflect in treasury receipts. It dismisses concerns about Democrats and insists the nation will recover.
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Dover
Federal Treasury
Unknown culprits flee after hit and run
A blurred reflection accuses unseen drivers who struck a child and fled. The piece questions their conscience and suggests the harm haunts them despite normal daily routines.
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The text condemns callous heartlessness and urges prompt police identification of those responsible, insisting the law should punish them.
British notes fail to settle American protest over neutral port blockades
The notes respond politely but unsatisfactorily to US objections against British practices that treat neutral ports as blockaded. The writer cites the Peterhof case and Chase’s ruling to argue that blockade principles must protect neutral shipping, not justify seizures, and warns that American resolve will prompt a strong government reply.
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Europe
Holland
Sweden
Denmark
Norway
Peterhof
Matamoros
Mexico
Chase
Supreme Court of the United States
Great Britain
America
Germany
Is She a Martyr The Widow Becker in New York Schools
The widow of Charles Becker, a certified New York public school teacher, obtained leave for motherhood. She was removed from her teaching post after an insulting inscription on her husband’s coffin plate was presented to the Board of Education. The piece argues she is not an accomplice and questions policy in martyrizing her.
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Charles
Becker
Public
New York
New York Board of Education
All Americas Praise Wilson Plan for U S Latin Talks
The editorial commends President Wilson's proposal for a conference with Latin American diplomats to discuss the Mexican situation. It argues the plan would avoid U S dominance and armed intervention, noting Mexico and southern republics may resist concerted action, while hoping for a peaceful, wisest path forward.
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Wilson
United States
Mexico
Curious Crustacean Captured At Mill River Bay
A Bay State reader reports a six inch crustacean found by fishermen in Mill River was kept in a store jar before being returned to the bay. locals debated whether it was a freshwater crab or a young lobster, noting its long antennae and eight spiderlike legs. The item sparked letters and humor in the newspaper pages.
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Mill River
Bay State
Edward Shaughnessy
McCarthy
Newt Newkirk
Hampshire County
Mass
Black Bays
Observant Citizen Recalls Longtime Hollyhock Planting and Local Notes
A reader recalls hollyhocks planted about 25 years ago by the late Captain William R. Swan near the Chelsea railroad bank and kept undisturbed by tenants. The note also mentions Lynn printer Thomas P. Nichols at 84, active in business, amid comments on New England shipping and a 1826 Duxbury department store founded by James T. Ford & Co.
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Chelsea
William R. Swan
Lynn
Thomas P. Nichols
Nichols
New England
Duxbury
James T. Ford & Co
Boston
Sprague & Jones
Jones
Seee TALKS On Love 4no Sentiment
Advice on dance invitations between a young lady and a gentleman. If the lady holds the invitation she may invite her escort. he need not accept. When both have invitations it is polite for the man to initiate. Formal expectations vary with intimacy and known couples often attend together.
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Miss Champagne
Oldest Inhabitant Recaps Boston August Mercury Readings
The Oldest Inhabitant cites official Boston figures for August 4 temperatures. Highest records reached 90 above zero in 1896 and 1898, with a 52 above zero low in 1900. Over the past decade highs and lows are listed for 1905 through 1914 with varied conditions.
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Boston
The
Mercury
An Incident of the Polish Campaign
Napoleon, then at Blonie on the road to Warsaw in 1807, greets two aristocratic ladies amid a crowd. A young Polish patriot, Marie Walewska, captivates him with ardent patriotism as she proclaims Poland’s longing for liberation and accepts a bouquet from the emperor.
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Napoleon
Warsaw
Pultusk
Blonie
Little Blonie
Europe
Prussia
Austria
Russia
General Duroc
Duroc
Marie Walewska
Prince Walewska
Adventures of Johnny Within two hours after Johnny
A short story depicts Johnny, newly uniformed soldier, punished for shooting at his father and nearly drowning a baby. He earns confinement, then regains trust after a brave rescue of his mother from a tramp. He starts school, faces embarrassment, runs away, but returns to his mother’s arms.
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Johnny
War Department
Cay
Muvver
Peace at Any Price Poem Reflects on World War I
A 1915 poem by Walt Mason argues for peace despite high costs. The speaker rejects anti peace rhetoric and questions patriotism when war leads to bloodshed across Europe, concluding peace is worth any price.
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Walter
Styx
Ricks
Europe
Walt Mason
Adams
Miracle Men in Boston Post Growth
The Boston Post has surpassed the half million mark in readership and aims to gain the remaining audience. The piece compares the paper’s modern reach to its revered past and credits Grazier and his team for expanding the paper’s appeal beyond its original readers.
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Boston Post
Modern Post
Mr. Grazier
Mr. Stallings
Boston
New Picture Section Promises Rich Sunday Post
Readers are invited to check the Sunday Post’s new Picture Section, touted for its abundant photographs and visual news coverage. A note urges those who missed it to view the next issue for full pictorial reporting.
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New Pictorial
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Sunday Post
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