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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1905
Page
6
The resignation of Premier Combes and his cabinet, foreshadowed amid a divided Chamber, stems from conflict over church state separation and government espionage practices. The change is viewed as largely procedural with limited impact on France's political order.
The man calling himself Gessler Rosseau was arrested in Philadelphia with an infernal machine in his baggage. He claims responsibility for damaging the statue of Frederick the Great in Washington and the Umbria trunk incident. Authorities deem him unbalanced and acting alone, not part of a broader plot.
The text argues that a disordered mind explains criminal plots, calling Rosseau a monomaniac. It contends America is not fertile ground for murderous conspiracies, that conspirators would be hunted by the community, and that dementia necessitates closer supervision of the mentally alienated.
The Loomis resignation does not end the Boston and Montreal affair. The piece argues Loomis as credit head acted with bank superiors aware, linking the bank to Standard Oil interests, custom house schemes, and favored privileges while warning against entrenched financial power in government collaboration.
The article notes a rising role for automobiles in the economy and private use, highlighting New York shows, increasing private cars, and broader sport demonstrations. It cites Bowden’s Daytona beach mile in 87 seconds as a notable record and discusses fuel trends, electricity adoption, and quieter mufflers.
The dog narrates friendship with a wandering tramp who becomes its master after a night in a doorway. They travel toward dawn, the dog feeling hope and belonging, before entering a Wines and Liquors shop where the tramp tunes an old violin.
Edward A. Filene of William Filene's Sons Company spoke to Congregational ministers at Pilgrim Hall about applying business concepts to church work. He discussed the link between physical needs and spiritual teaching, the Filene Cooperative Association, and the role of the ten commandments in business. He urged ministers to apply gospel principles to everyday needs.
Governor Douglas accepted the resignation of Judge Ira A. Abbott from the Central District Court of Northern Essex. Abbott will become a United States judge in New Mexico, leaving his state position.
Observant citizen Mrs Maclyn Arbuckle nears full recovery after severe car trouble confined her to a hotel and a first open air walk in weeks. Also noted is a Paris doctor using laughter as a cure for dyspepsia. two hours daily for weeks may cure obstinate cases. Captain Brude, Norwegian lifeboat inventor, surprises with youthful appearance. Representative J R McDonald Jr of Charlestown returns to the House after hospital stay and will qualify soon. Senators Lodge and Crane expected at the State House with broad reception. Private Secretary Buchanan’s renovated office impresses Governor Douglas as he settles in. Dr and Mrs Frank W Putnam of Webster Park welcomed a son. Henry Lincoln White of Union Square Somerville praised.
A Wakefield firefighter saves a rear blaze at Union Square Hotel with a water bucket. St Joseph's Church appoints Rev James A Donnelly after Christmas ordination. Wakefield Sixth Regiment raises funds for a Washington inauguration trip via basketball games and gate help. Governor Douglas signs legislature mileage bill, humorously praised. Roxbury St Alphon sus Association women bowlers show record strings under coach Spillane. Cambridge Alderman Andrew confined home due to illness. he is cheered by a diamond ring gift. Letters page offers dating advice and cultural notes including Japanese journalist Kaneko preparing a lecture. Nelson Miles heads to Florida for a good roads convention. John J Flaherty departs Boston for the South.
Engrossed copies of a Boston Chamber of Commerce resolution favoring arbitration to settle international disputes and urging Senate ratification of arbitration treaties were given to the President. The committee presenting the resolution included F. E. Cobb as chairman, William A. Lincoln and Alpheus H. Hardy.
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