The Case of Tucker the Little Father and Russia Autocracy
The article contrasts Tsar Nicholas II's diminished authority with public reactions to Tucker's murder trial verdict. It argues the jury verdict may be questionable to many and calls for a new trial, noting possible grounds and hope for commutation if denied.
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January Blizzard Described as Old Fashioned Storm
An old-fashioned New England blizzard disrupts coastal travel and inland transit. Vessels run aground from Norfolk to Provincetown, Cape Cod records 76 mph gusts, Minnesota hits 26 below, and tides flood wharves as the storm lingers over the region. The piece celebrates the season’s impressive record.
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Lodge and Spooner oppose House amendment on Miles and Douglas
Senator Lodge moves to strike the House amendment targeting General Miles and Governor Douglas. Senator Spooner of Wisconsin backs him, arguing the rule would deprive capable officers of service and that veterans aid militia efficiency. The piece contends war bureaucratic opposition taints the measure, urging Lodge to prevail.
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Massachusetts ta riff battle linked to cotton mill threat
Albert W. Cobb argues that Southern competition endangers Massachusetts industries including cotton mills and other sectors. He urges united opposition to tariff policies and federal relation hearings, urging a strong show of support at the State House hearings. He labels himself Reciprocity Republican.
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Robert J. Cosgrove
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Fall River
Sully Corner
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Albert W. Cobb
Two Men Forge a New Friendship After Street Clash
In Port Maitland on January 18 1905 Mr Haydin and Mr Peterson collide twice on the street after a heated exchange. Both blame temper not intent and end with a sincere apology. The near-miss leads to a lasting bond as they walk away arm in arm.
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Comedy Fails to Impress with Reheated Jokes
A public remark echoes that repeated jokes lose impact. The speaker notes diminishing respect as jokes recur, signaling fatigue with familiar humor and a call for fresh material.
Blustery Snapshots And Snippets From A Turbulent Era
A pasted collage of sharp wits and headlines. References to a Balkan war cloud and a czar, Rockefeller retreating from public remarks, King Alfonso seeking a wife, and a steamship sabotage suspect trained on street organs. Mentions a January thaw fading, a pig iron boom, and a plea for a job at holding the fort.
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John D. Rockefeller
King Alfonso
Stoessel
Gessler Rosseau
Cassie
Soldiers Should Get Smiles Not Slurs Says Soldiers Should Get Smiles Not Slurs
A letter to the Post argues for respect toward soldiers on city streets. William H. Luther urges people to greet service members with a smile and a nod, noting foreign nations honor soldiers and warning today’s civilians may depend on them.
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William H. Luther
Winter storm and social notes from East Boston
Observant Citizen reports a rough day for horses and a lively mood among teamsters. Residents discuss a new tunnel under the harbor. Beacon Street faced a fierce blizzard as cops endured snow and wind. Socials note Mr Seeley’s Marshfield fundraiser at Puddgin Hill Farm with performers including Miss Enneking and Mr Markee. Pemberton Square proved a wind tunnel and the Wakefield police case involved an inebriate mistaken for Jack the Hucker. Alumni planning for John A. Andrew School, Somerville curfew tales, and a North Middlesex Medical Society talk on district nurses are noted alongside local police leadership changes and Burns Cos Club dinner plans.
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Merriam W.W. Bruce
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John J. Enneking
Hyde Park
Fred Markee
Helena Hipwell
Hannah
Mabel Going
Diamonds and motive swirl around Parker family saga
A conversation recalls Marion Parker’s death and a missing diamonds case from 20 years ago. Ned Parker and a Vassar roommate, now linked, uncover a double bottom safe with the diamonds as a daughter figure reveals a long hidden family mystery.
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Comedian Meets Tragedian After Two Years
Comedian describes meeting McHamm the tragedian for the first time in two years. Soubrette notes no change in him, while the comedian recalls the same soiled collar he wore at their last encounter.
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Birth of Harold Jefferson Coolidge II The Coolidge Family
Society notes in Boston reveal the birth of a second son to Mr and Mrs Harold Jefferson Coolidge of Commonwealth avenue with many friends extending felicitations. Other items mention Mrs Amory A Lawrence daughter and socialite links, Mrs Arthur Cheney planning April return from New York, and Dr and Mrs Robert Beattie hosting a Thursday at home on Beacon street. A New York Yacht Club float and Isis yacht ties are noted along with a Cambridge memorial arch fundraiser and several matinee patrons listed.
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Thorne
Cheney
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Maud
Boland
Gordon Abbott
New York
Gretchen Hout
Myles Standish
Frederick B. Carpenter
Oliver Ames
Francis H. Appleton
Roger Walcott
Wilmot W. Blackmar
Charles C. Goodwin
Miss Goodwin
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Dear Miss Champagne Advice for a fickle jealous lover
A 20 year old asks how to win a jealous partner’s affection. The columnist suggests trying opposite methods if jealousy persists, ask for frank talk to clarify meaning, and avoid third party interference. If love remains, meet halfway. otherwise cease trying.
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Dedham
Dear Miss Champagne Advice Column Request Reuniting Lovers
A 20 year old woman seeks guidance after a city vacation engagement was strained by a jealous rival. She asks how to win back her fiancé and reduce anxiety, asking if the columnist would explain any fault and advise communication with her lover.
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Miss Champagne
F. H.C
Dear Miss Champagne A Quiet Girl Seeks Advice on Romance
A young girl writes that she is secretly in love with a male schoolmate who dismisses her quiet nature. The columnist urges not to overestimate school romances and suggests reading, observing, and kindly engaging with others to spark mutual interest.
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Maryetta
Unnatural Joy and a Christmas Drum
Knighte jokes about his son spraining a wrist after receiving a drum for Christmas. The exchange shows a father finding laughter in the boy’s misfortune and a playful holiday moment.
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Knighte
Dave
251 400 Posts Sold in Boston Post Blizzard Demand
In a blizzard and heavy snow, the Boston Post sold 251 400 copies mainly for Tucker trial coverage. Demand from New England exceeded supply, with many orders unfilled. Boston Cambridge and area towns saw the strongest numbers while newsdealers struggled to gauge ahead. Telephones rang until 3 pm as extras were sought to meet public demand.
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Tucker
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Herotics
Respect for the Tucker Verdict Editorial Praise Letter
Letter from Royal Robbins dated January 25 congratulates the morning editorial for praising the Tucker verdict. It commends the jury’s judgment and its fair opportunities to reach a proper decision, expressing strong support for respecting jurors and their outcomes.
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