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Boston Post subscription notice for offices and outlets
Editorial Rooms No 1004 Main Business Office No 428 Main Boston Office 259 Washington Street Boston New York The Boston Post can be secured at all the leading New York hotels All subscriptions to the Post must be paid in advance and they will be discontinued without further notice on expiration If you cannot obtain the Post regularly of your newsdealer or newsboy please notify us by postal at once A Grozie Editor and Publisher
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Boston
Washington Street
New York
Boston Post
Post
A. Grozie
Parker Speech Praised as Steady Democratic Call
A Roosevelt press reaction hints at pre circulated remarks to critique Judge Parker's acceptance speech. The administration press may broaden readership of Parker's words, aiding the Democratic cause. The speech is hailed as sane, dignified, and patriotic, restoring sound politics and strong leadership for American ideas.
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Roosevelt
Judge Parker
Administration
Democratic Party
Port Arthur Sea Crisis Shapes Russo Japanese War
The crisis centers on sea control at Port Arthur where Russia seeks to break Japanese naval blocks. A breakthrough by the Port Arthur fleet could threaten Japan’s reinforcements, while loss of sea dominance would bar Japan from rapid supply lines to Manchuria. Admiral Togo may have thwarted a Russian attempt, preserving Japan’s mainland operations.
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Port Arthur
Sebastopol
Russia
Japan
Corea
Manchuria
Nanshan
Vladivostok
Togo
Asiatic
Bryan in the Senate Fusion Shapes Nebraska Politics
The piece argues that Nebraska’s fusion for local politics could elect Populist Governor and other officials, potentially sending William Jennings Bryan to the U S Senate. It contends Bryan’s presence would invigorate the Senate and counterbalance the “millionaires’ club,” asserting Populism’s local relevance and eventual decline.
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Nebraska
Bryan
United States Senate
William Jennings Bryan
Senate
Millionaires’ Club
Bryan would Brace Senate if Elected Says Opinion
The passage argues that Bryan as a senator would gain support for Populist ideas. It calls him harmless yet thoroughly honest with strong convictions against monopoly. His presence in the United States Senate is pictured as a bracing east wind that would invigorate the body.
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Bryan
United States Senate
Lodge Warning Fails to Halt Massachusetts Republicans
Senator Lodge warns against a do-something policy but 46,000 Republicans in Massachusetts sign the pledge backing reciprocal trade with Canada. Businessmen refuse his appeal and move to oppose any Republican nominee not in favor of the policy, signaling a clash within the party ahead of caucuses. The Democratic stance aligns with Massachusetts businessmen, urging Republican representatives to follow their demand.
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Lodge
Shirley
Roosevelt
Canada
Massachusetts
Democratic Party of
Congress
Fall River Mills Wages Cut Cause Widespread Disaster
A Fall River Massachusetts corporation liquidates amid wage cuts in the cotton industry. Managers hope to pay all, but it seems impossible. The city faces mass unemployment, increased poor relief, and a pinch on business as one quarter of residents lose income. The piece calls for a swift solution to social and industrial strain.
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Fall River
Massachusetts
Republic Leaves On Last Trip From Here
It was a gay scene on Pier 6 at Charlestown as the White Star liner Republic, commanded by Captain James McAuley, began its final voyage from this port to Queenstown and Liverpool. Friends and relatives gathered for a farewell as the Vigilant health steamer and Cormorant tug stood by for John R. Walsh of Rex Distilling and Miss Lucy C. Phillips, daughter of sewer chief George Phillips, received floral tributes. The Cunard liner Saxonia had brought 1590 passengers from Liverpool and Queenstown yesterday.
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Hoosac Tunnel Docks
Charlestown
White Star
Republic
James McAuley
Queenstown
Liverpool
New York
Vigilant
Cormorant
John R. Walsh
Rex Distilling Company
Lucy C. Phillips
George Phillips
Sewer Department
Saxonia
Public plea over Berkeley street grain elevator danger
A letter from a resident criticizes city officials for inaction after a fire left an unstable grain elevator on Berkeley street standing. The writer warns the timber pile poses imminent risk to nearby homes and calls for removal to protect public safety. Aug. 11. One of Them.
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Berkeley Street
DANGER How doth T. W. Lawson now enrage and strike
Town Topics notes the sharp broadside by T. W. Lawson aimed at H. H. Rogers. The column suggests Rogers cannot easily answer the charge without injury, as Lawson is described as copper-bottomed and relentless in his financial critique.
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T. W. Lawson
Financial Dodgers
H. H. Rogers
Lawson
All Sorts by Newton Newkirk
A quirky verse urges perseverance and resilience. It contrasts pessimism with steady effort, claiming no hurdle can block a determined person. The speaker humorously warns against despair and encourages staying bold to win in life’s rough dealings.
Postponement of Port Arthur fall date noted
The fall of Port Arthur has again been postponed with unclear cause and rain checks suggested for ticket holders. Awaiting a new date, advance seat reservations are urged to avoid box office lines. A Boston Elevated sample endless-seat car will be tested Aug 14 between Park Street and Reservoir.
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Port Arthur
Boston
Park Street
Reservoir
Commonwealth Avenue
Depew's Sense of Humor
Mrs Chauncey Depew has had gowns made by Paris costumers. Costs are speculation but conservative estimates place them in the thousands. It is said Mr Depew always finds the funny side of things especially in paying for elaborate gowns his wife purchased in Paris.
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Chauncey Depew
Paris
Depew
Chauncey
Old Boy
Hay fever reminder from a friendly note
A lighthearted note warns readers that hay fever season is near and encourages preparedness rather than fear. The writer playfully suggests not to be caught by surprise and frames the topic as a responsible reminder rather than doom saying.
Race Track Aphorisms from a Wise Corner
A compact collection of racing maxims warns bettors to distrust whispers, note that odds favor bookmakers, and observe race dynamics. It highlights that advice may mislead, dark horses can win, and timing matters from start to finish.
Missing New York timber prospector found
Manchester Aug 11 Word has been received that George E Morse the missing New York timber land prospector was found ill at a roadside hostelry near Salisbury in the Mt Kearsarge section He had wandered from the camp where he and his friend H M Fletcher were staying and had been missing for several days Fletcher feared foul play prior to the recovery
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Manchester
N. H
George E. Morse
New York
Mr. Morse
Salisbury
Mt. Kearsarge
H. M. Fletcher
Mr. Fletcher
35 Sanford Converts Here on Saxonia
After a pleasant voyage the Cunard Line ship Saxonia docked in East Boston. Of 1596 passengers, 1228 were steerage, 279 second cabin and 89 saloon. Returning travelers include Judge H D Peck of Cincinnati and Colonel William Evans with family. Also 85 converts to Church of the Living God from the Sanford colony, led by Elder A A Whitcomb, bound for Shiloh Maine.
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Cunard Line
Boston
H. D. Peck
Cincinnati
William Evans
London
Salvation Army Congress
Church of the Living God
A. A. Whitcomb
Shiloh
Sandford Colony
Observant Citizen Notes and Local Theatre News
Observant Citizen reports that Georgia Barron joins The Wizard of Oz company arriving Sept 12 at a Boston theatre. It details Boston figures at Effingham summer estate, travels of Mr. Fitzgerald and family, Chelius in Alaska, and Mrs. Chelius in Iowa. Also covers Clark’s family tragedy, season opener Sept 3, Chelsea Grand Army week committees, Carrs’ golden anniversary and local naval parade arrangements.
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Georgia Barron
Boston
W. F. Fitzgerald
Effingham
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Dear Miss Champagne Advice From a Handsome Suitor
A 22 year old hardware shop assistant laments his beauty causing complications in love at Bass Point. He prefers the younger sister after meeting her older lover’s sister and seeks practical guidance on pursuing the younger while avoiding fallout with the elder. The responder suggests refraining from the elder and then courting the younger once the elder loses interest.
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Miss Champagne
Blanket
Bass Point
Dear Miss Champagne Advice for the lovelorn youth
In a public prompt column, "Pea Greene of Somerville" asks why his looks fail to win a girl’s affection. The adviser suggests meeting her as an ordinary mortal, showing attentiveness, then giving space if she ignores him, and notes that persistence often wins.
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Miss Champagne
Pea Greene
Somerville
Opening of Independence Echoes in Virginia Oration
A Virginia crowd hears Richard Henry Lee argue for independence as William Goodwell professes English loyalty yet vows liberty. Hepzibah reacts with heartache and tears, then embraces the Republican cause as Goodwell declares his support and the gallery figure signals a shared hope for the Commonwealth.
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Virginia
United States Congress
Mr. Lee
Richard Henry Lee
England
William Goodwell
United States of America
Hepzibah
The
Commonwealth
Dear Miss Champagne Love and Gossip in a Romantic Dilemma
EDNA advises a young woman torn between a lover's words and external rumors. If the phonograph is the sole reason to stay, end the affair. If the man has consistently proved his affection, trust him despite gossip and consider future steps if the bond weakens.
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Miss Champagne
The
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Edna
Personal Age Question Sparked By Look
A heated exchange centers on a remark about age with a sharp reply questioning the propriety of asking and a quick insistence that appearance should not reveal age. The dialogue highlights tension over judging by looks and age assumptions.
Fair Boarder and Tillie Break Engagement Over Popcorn Venture
A local engagement ends amid a dispute over hospitality dealings at the fair. Tillie’s young man allegedly forbade Bagley’s hired man from buying her popcorn and pink lemonade, prompting the breakup. The grounds center on social propriety and fairground interactions.
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Tillie
Fatal Objection Over New Flat Nixes Move
Janitor complains about eighth floor flat while Mrs Wayback rejects the offer. They cite lack of space for their dog Towser and reference a prior place under the house in Punkville, objecting to the living arrangement.
Encouraging Word Sparks Pool Learning Milestone
A playful exchange marks twelve years since starting pool play, with one voice urging perseverance and another buoyantly affirming the learner will improve. The lighthearted banter hints at ongoing progress and camaraderie in the hobby.
Mrs Woodend On The Stage In Checkers Role
Mrs William E Woodend wife of a famed physician broker vows to share her husband s adversity by playing Clara Esmond in Checkers for 30 a week at the Academy of Music She lives at a West Seventy First Street mansion and is the daughter of an old bank president The Woodends fortunes fell after his failed ventures in finance and society
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New York
William E. Woodend
Clara Esmond
Academy of Music
Woodends
Cobb Explains His Challenge and Motives
Darius Cobb clarifies that his proposed challenge to men over seventy was not a race or contest. He says the aim is to show how temperance preserves strength and voice, and that he would credit a man who could match his abilities at his age without referring to specific individuals or actions.
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Newton
Darius Cobb
Mr. Cobb
Messrs. Crockett
Masters
Girl Wanted Wilson Freed
In Quincy on August 11 the assault case against Alexander Wilson for a July 4 bullet wound to Miss Laura Delory was dismissed at the request of Officer McKay. Delory, still homebound from injuries, told the court she believed the wound was accidental and asked for Wilson’s discharge.
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Quincy
Alexander Wilson
Laura Delory
Weymouth
McKay
Wilson
Rainstorm Ravages Pottstown Area Destroying Crops
Prayed for rain but got too much as a furious storm lashed Pottstown and nearby areas. Heavy rain and thunder for an hour felled corn and stripped fruit trees, causing greater damage than a longer drought. Farmers lament the unexpected seasonal onslaught.
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Pottstown
Penn
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