Denounces Meyer's Irish and Gaelic work stance
The Post editor replies to Professor Kuno Meyer's interview, defending Meyer's Gaelic revival contributions while lamenting his association with a faction he says does not represent Ireland or the Irish people. The editor speaks in sorrow rather than anger about the German views attributed to Meyer.
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Irish Voices and Loyalist Debate Stir Boston Letter
The piece argues against turning to physical force in Ireland, praising Irish loyalty to England and condemning Sinn Fein tactics. It notes English reforms, home rule gains, and advocates Irish cooperation in defense, naming Redmond and Kitchener among prominent figures. It closes with praise for Miss Julia Heinrich’s successful recital in Jordan Hall.
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Jesur Meyer
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Ireland
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John Redmond
House of Commons
Julia Heinrich
Max Heinrich
Jordan Hall
Heinrich
Sunday Post Preview Promises Fresh, Captivating Reads
The newspaper teases readers with a selection of standout articles deemed especially engaging for the upcoming Sunday edition. Readers are invited to check the issue for in depth reporting and feature pieces.
Denial of Missing $230 in O Brien Morgue Case
In Superior Criminal Court defendants Fred L. Green George F. Miller and Thomas H. Kingston denied knowledge of the disappearance of $230 from the roll of Timoth y X O Brien whose body was taken to the North Grove street morgue on June 17. They are charged with larceny and conspiracy to disgrace Medical Examiner Magrath.
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North Grove Street
Superior Criminal Court
Fred L. Green
George F. Miller
Thomas H. Kingston
Magrath
Erasures Noted in Morgue Log as Trial Adjourns
Chief Justice Aiken instructs jury to discard two conspiracy counts against Kingston. Green testifies about erasures in the North Grove street morgue log while admitting he found $350 in ten-dollar bills on O'Brien's body and turned it over to the medical examiner. Defence for Miller and Green and for Kingston are presented. court adjourns after Green's testimony.
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O'Brien
Magrath
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Winthrop
Chesterton Heads Boston Yacht Club Officers
Commodore Arthur W Chesterton was re elected senior flag officer at the Boston Yacht Club annual meeting. Allen C Jones named vice commodore and Neal Burnell rear commodore. Honorary member Reuben Ki byer of the Portland Yacht Club. Reports praised a successful year and club improvements. Luncheon followed as officers and committees were announced.
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Arthur W.chesterton
Boston Yacht Club
Allen C. Jones
Neal Burnell
Reuben Kk. Byer
Portland Yacht Club
Allen ©. Jones
Power Squadron
C. Neal Burnell
Walter Burgess
Alfred Douglass
T. Wolcott Powers
James We. Carret
A. H. van Pelt
E. B E. Wowley
Ll. B. Goodspeed
Torch y Aids a Belgian Artist in Teamwork With Aunty
A preview of Sewell Ford's Sunday Post Magazine feature "Teamwork With Aunty" outlines Torchy assisting a Belgian artist. The piece highlights cross cultural collaboration and the playful tone typical of Ford's human interest essays.
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Aunty
Sewell Ford
Next Sunday Post
New Haven Law Mix Ups Hinder Railroad Recovery
President Howard Elliott stated that a mixup in the laws of Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut blocks restoring the New Haven railroad to a sound financial basis. The statement was issued last night.
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Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Haven Railroad
Howard Elliott
Hopeful Road Financing Plan for New Haven Tracked
The statement urges laws to allow New Haven railroad to issue preferred stock to raise funds and restore finances. It notes uncertainty about stock rights across states, cites Massachusetts actions, and proposes stock sales and line acquisitions to reduce floating debt and support the system.
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Alexander Hamilton Club Elects Officers at City Club
The Alexander Hamilton Club of Boston met at the City Club and elected officers. Lyndon B. Tewksbury was named president, Herbert E. Stone vice president, Alan G Lewis secretary, Arthur N Mansfield treasurer, with A. A. Mader and BE Casto as directors. Henry A. Morss lectured and presented slides from Inland Sea of Japan.
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Boston
City Club
Henry A. Morss
Japan
Lyndon B. Tewksbury
Herbert E. Stone
Alan G Lewis
Arthur N. ‘Mansfield
A. A. Mader
BE. Casto
Druggist Arrested for Morphine Sale
Nathan L. Graves of 10837 Hyde Park Avenue was arrested last night by Sergeant Charles B. Ryan on a warrant charging illegal morphine sale to Inspector Chappelle of the Watch and Ward Society yesterday afternoon.
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Hyde Park Avenue
Charles B. Ryan
Station 18
Chappelle
Watch Anaward Society
Harvard president hosts second faculty reception week
President Lowell and Mrs. Lowell gave a second reception at the president's mansion in Harvard Yard for university faculty and their wives. The event followed a Monday reception to accommodate the large number of guests.
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Harvard
Harvard Yard
Treasure Unearthed in Sewer Rescue Near Washington and Bromfield
A good Samaritan, a determined lawyer, a newsboy, and two city sewer workers spent two hours in a catch basin at Washington and Bromfield streets. With Patrolman Murray overseeing eight feet of sewer water, they recovered $20.25 in coins amid jeers from a laughing crowd.
Sunken gold chase ends with double eagle joke in sewer
Mrs. Elizabeth Olsen loses a $20 double eagle in Bromfield street traffic and crowds gather as sewer workers, a newsboy, and attorney Healy join a comic rescue. John Duffley and John Clancy descend to recover coins amid mud to cheers and jeers from onlookers.
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Templeton Street
Dorchester
Olsen
Bromfield Street
Murray
Johnny Ready
Good Samaritan
John Duffley
Wilson Avenue
Waverley
Olson
Healy and Healy
Water Street
Robert T.healy
Sewer Department
Healy
Duffily
D G Wiggin Dies in Charlestown at 87
Daniel Gilman Wiggin died at his home 71 Perkins Street Charlestown aged 87. Born in Exeter New Hampshire in 1828 he came to Boston by stage coach in 1838. He joined the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company in 1848 and remained active until his death. He was a successful manufacturer and a longtime business man in Boston.
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Daniel Gilman Wiggin
Perkins Street
Charlestown
Mr. Wiggin
Exeter
N. H
Boston
Fixeter
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Guild of Organists Holds Annual Dinner in Concord
The New England Chapter American Guild of Organists gathered at the Ven dome last evening for its annual reunion and dinner. Dean Walter J. Clemsdén presided as nearly 80 members and friends attended, with Thomas Whitney Surette of Concord delivering a talk on Caesar Franck.
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Thomas Whitney Surette
Concord
New England
American Guild of Organists
Vendome
Walter J. Clemsdén
Mooseheart Legion Banquet Endows Aurora Home Support
Mooseheart Legion No. 28 L O O M held a banquet at Cafe de Paris to aid the Home for Indigent Moose at Aurora Illinois founded in 1912. Speakers included W Jennings Patton Charles F Sefton and Arthur W Hayden and others.
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Cafe de Paris
Home For Indigent
Moose
Aurora, Ill
W. Jennings Patton
Charles F. Sefton
Arthur W. Hayden
Reception for Retiring Carter School Principal
Daniel A. Cofford, longtime principal of Carter School Chelsea, after 32 years in the post and recent retirement on a pension, was honored with a public reception in Williams School Hall last night.
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Chelsea
Daniel A. Cofford
Williams School
Overcharges in Boston Loan Agencies Questioned by Deputy Chief
George C. Neal, deputy chief of the district police, reports widespread unlawful overcharging by licensed Boston loan agencies. Investigations found monthly expense charges of 10 percent on secured loans and similar practices in unsecured and mixed loans, with refunds ordered only after complaints. He cites attorney general opinions and notes potential penalties and the need for reimbursements to borrowers.
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