A Possibility at St Louis Amid Convention Drift
On the eve of the national convention a Cleveland sentiment reappears across the country. The outlook points to a likely deadlock on the presidential nomination with no candidate achieving two thirds. If Parker falters early, a scramble could trigger a stampede to Cleveland’s candidacy, though he would be pressured by public duty to respond.
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St. Louis
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Greyland
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James Stewart
Revere
James
Mr. Stewart
A Critical Time for Japanese Moves on Liaotung Peninsula
The article notes a critical time for Japan with decisive action likely soon on the Liaotung peninsula as rain limits movement. Reports suggest a southward advance toward Port Arthur and possible fortification takeovers, plus a possible Oku and Kuroki junction threatening the Russian line near the railroad.
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Kuroki
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Postponed Varsity Race Dampens New London Crowd
The delay of the Harvard Yale rowing Varsity race at New London disappointed many spectators and participants. Conditions were favorable for a four mile straightaway course with clear observability, and a calm Thames surface suggested a good race if wind cooperates.
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New London
Harvard
Thames
Caterpillar Pest Strikes Greater Boston Area
An epidemic of scratching sweeps Boston as brown tail moth caterpillars release barbed hairs into the air. Roughly two thirds of residents may be afflicted, with the insects developing into mature moths. Public health measures are being considered to curb exposure and skin irritation.
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Boston
S. Innings
McCall Criticized For Alleged Falsehoods In News Critique
A newspaper commentary faults Congressman McCall for urging corrections of alleged false statements in his Phi Beta Kappa oration. It notes about twenty one thousand U.S. papers exist and contends most would correct errors if challenged. The piece commends the oration’s wit and Latin references but calls for accountability.
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W. McCall
United States
Mars
McCail
Phi Beta Kappa
McCall
Dowie Returns to Chicago After Circumnavigating Trip
John Alexander Dowie arrived in Chicago after a trip that circled the globe. He remained in his private car as it was routed to a train toward the Dowie Settlement Zion City. He has not been discharged from the Federal Court and is listed as an alleged bankrupt. Judge Kohlsaar postponed execution until his return.
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John Alexander Dowie
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Zion City
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Kohlsaar
$25,000,000 In Bonds Completes Canal Sale
New York June 80 The final detail in the payment of the 40 million to the Panama Canal Company was completed yesterday when J. P. Morgan & Co. received from the sub treasury the 25 million in bonds they deposited with treasury officials while payment for canal properties was pending.
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J. P. Morgan & Co
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Treasury
Divorce Granted to Duchess of Valencay in Paris
Paris reports that the Duchess of Valencay, born Helen Morton daughter of Levi P. Morton, was granted a divorce from the Duke of Valencay in private proceedings.
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Levi P. Morton
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Damfino Named Plaintiff in Brooklyn Court Case
In Brooklyn on June 80 Supreme Court Justice Kelly asked for the plaintiff’s name. Court Attendant Alexander Cabre replied Damfino. The judge asked what that meant and was told it answered his question. The plaintiff was Giuseppe Damfino.
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Damfino
Alexander Cabre
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Cabre
Giuseppe Damfino
Floral Emblem Society Mourns Hetty Lang Shuman
The Massachusetts Floral Emblem Society expresses sympathy to A Shuman and family in the death of Hetty Lang Shuman wife of Mr A Shuman of the city. The society notes her as an efficient member and strong supporter and adopts resolutions recognizing its loss.
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Hetty Lang Shuman
A. Shuman
Still Another Puzzle for Post’s Clever Readers
A landlady takes a counterfeit raised to look like ten dollars for a room. She pays back the lodger ten dollars in smaller bills and silver, gives the lodger seven fifty, keeps two fifty, and later exchanges the fake for ten dollars of real money. She then returns the fake to the post office for its one dollar real value. The loss to the landlady is two dollars and fifty cents.
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To the Editor Letter on End Seat Etiquette
A reader laments noise and push in crowded trains over end seats. The writer argues the end seat has equal rights, condemns rude behavior, and accuses persistent complainers of improper conduct. The letter closes with a personal sign off.
End seat hog criticism and sidewalk behavior letter
A voter argues Boston is not alone in end seat hogs and notes Judy Emmons aims to turn Chelsea into a similar issue. The writer criticizes people, mostly women, who walk on the left side of the sidewalk, saying it disrupts many hurried pedestrians more than a single end seat hog.
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Boston
Judy Emmons
Chelsea
End seat hog causes delay say conductors
A reader urges conductors to enforce boarding by the forward door on closed cars to speed loading and ease delays. The writer notes frequent travel and resentment at cars descending hills too quickly, asking for action to help waiting passengers.
Children Monopolize Baths In Wake Of Accident
To the Editor the Post reports a recent accident prompted concerns as children dominate bath facilities in the town. Local officials consider safety measures and access rules to prevent overcrowding and ensure appropriate supervision. The letter urges coordinated action from authorities and community groups.
All Sorts By Newton Newkirk Comedy Verse
Poem riff on sea breezes, waves, and a clerk who earns ten dollars weekly. A traveling character returns home as the sea and shore set the scene for things breaking and buzzing in a seaside town.
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Newton Newkirk
Reader asks for thicker plot in synopsis continuity
A reader requests more thickening in the synopsis of previous chapters of Heartburn for Her. The reply notes opinions differ and suggests the issue is subjective rather than factual. The exchange highlights concerns about plot continuity and narrative cohesion across the synopsis and the story.
The Duke Attends Bandervill Reception and Meets Helen
The Duke of Staffordshire attends the Bandervill reception at Lobsterhurst Villa in Newport. Sir Richard, dressed in a spike tail suit and ornate front with a large diamond, is greeted by Mrs Bandervill as guests assemble in the grand salon for the event.
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Sir Richard Returns as Duke of Staffordshire Amid Salon Revelry
The Duke of Staffordshire Sir Richard arrives in a crowd of matrons at Mrs Bandervill's salon after a perilous moment. He is greeted with emotion and aid, while questions arise about Travers and the night’s risks. A separate note documents J J Eisenhut claiming 104 years and speculating on a thousand year lifespan.
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Cynosur
Observant Citizen notes Boston arts and society sights
Boston letters describe Isobel Hall triumphant in London's The Prince of Pilseh where she plays Judith, and Jack Carney winning a London correspondent post for the New York Clipper. Other items salute Lindsay Morison at Castle Square, Gilbert Stuart portraits in Lexington schools, and local gossip on theatre, charity, and public life in Charlestown Worcester and Jamaica Plain.
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Iudith
Miss Hall
England
Lindsay Morison
Castle Square Stock Company
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Lexington
Mass
Gilbert Stuart
George Washington
The Missionary Church Love Triangle Ends in Union
In a city church a hungry, tired boy named Jim finds refuge as Elsie Langham wrestles with love and duty. The rector's passionate pursuit and Elsie's awakening lead to a vow to marry the missionary life, with Elsie choosing to become the rector's wife over other paths.
Dear Miss Champagne Advice Column On Love And Age
The column presents Mildred barytone Miss Champagne answering letters on romance. A young 18 year old seeks guidance on speaking to a neighbor’s health and introduction. It also weighs a 40 year old woman marrying a 60 year old man, arguing love and compatibility matter more than age if both are congenial.
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Dear Miss Champagne Anxious Reader Seeks Guidance on Breakup
A 26 year old asks for advice after an engagement ended four months ago. She describes nervousness, inability to study, and restlessness from social outings, with family support but no relief. The letter hints at possible reconciliation or moving on, noting the long engagement’s impact.
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Anxiou
Vance
Reade
Willin
Chivalry Drives Silent Exit to Shield Family
A man accepts blame and leaves without explanation to protect a girl’s reputation and her family’s wellbeing. He notes the risk of harming her home and parents’ faith more than his own, choosing silence over disclosure to preserve the daughter’s good name.
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