The Post Publishing Company Daily Issue
The Post Publishing Company announces daily publication with subscription rates for daily and Sunday papers. It lists prices, mailing details, office addresses in Boston, and notes all subscriptions must be prepaid. Editor and Publisher: Grozier.
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Roosevelt Praises Fifty ninth Congress For Broad Federal Progress
President Roosevelt commends the Fifty ninth Congress for its constructive acts including the railroad rate bill meat inspection pure food bill Panama canal and Oklahoma statehood. He notes increased federal supervision and questions potential overreach while pointing to bills on tariff relief and corporate campaign contributions as missed opportunities. Massachusetts tariff relief hearings also fell short in Congress.
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Vacation season grips Boston as lines rush to escape
July brings broad relaxation with Congress adjournment and school breaks. Transatlantic steamers and coastwise boats report full lists while rail travel to the mountains and near resorts surges. Exoduses peak around the Fourth though many residents remain in Boston, a comfortable vacation spot.
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Peril of Travel Shocks Critics After English Rail Disaster
An English Plymouth to London rail crash kills numerous Americans aboard a liner voyage. The disaster challenges beliefs in British rail safety and raises questions about construction and operation standards. Unlike many U.S. wrecks, this crash did not involve fires in the crushed cars.
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Russia faces possible shift toward constitutional government
The piece notes strong signals of change in Russia toward a responsible ministry and constitutional rule, with support pouring in from varied sources. It contrasts the political prospects with local civic items and reports on community events and notable Cambridge resident Charles H. Hunnewell celebrating his 92nd birthday in good health.
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Charles H. Hunnewell
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Cambridge
University City
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Russia Faces Duma Pressure Over Government Reforms
The Duma presses for a responsible ministry and constitutional government, threatening the Goremykin fall and potential insurrection if dissolved. Revolts rise in the Baltic region and central Russia, with exiles preparing to return from abroad for the struggle. The Imperial Guard shows disaffection, signaling broad support for reform.
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Police Commissioner O Meara’s Fourth General Orders
The General Orders issued by Police Commissioner O Meara for Independence Day uphold enforcement of laws on fireworks permits noise and bonfires. Officers are urged to act with temper and kindness, but widespread arrests could overwhelm the courts.
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Electrics crash in North Saugus injures several
An observant citizen reports an electric vehicle crash in North Saugus that injured several people. Emergency responders arrived, and the scene was cleared as injuries were assessed, with no further details available.
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North Saugus
Stealthy Steve Probes Black Hand HQ in Chapter 9
Stealthy Steve the Six-Eyed Sleuth stalks Chico the Choke at the Black Hand headquarters. A disguise swap and a swift strike pivot the detective toward a dark, danger filled passage as he faces unknown peril.
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Sleuth Trails Shadowy Caller In Dark City Alley
Chico stealthily reaches a brick building while Stealthy Steve contends with a masked interrogator. A tense exchange ends with a brutal clash as a bullseye light flashes and a fight to the death erupts, leading to a cliffhanger tomorrow.
Notable Local Happenings and Community Notices
The item lists diverse short notices from Charlestown to Malden, including veterans of local transit, a warden returning from a fishing trip, a European summer for Hartvig Nissen, and Cambridge Knights Templars parole chimes change. It mentions Malden High School’s ambitious new building, and Percival Rogers Bakeman preparing for mission work in China next September.
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Boston Socials Note Returns From Europe Afloat
Mrs Harris Metcalf comes home far earlier than expected from a world trip begun with Miss Harriet Robeson. Others sailing include Mrs Wirt Dexter and Mrs Ward Thoran. Prominent Boston travelers include Rev Reginald Howe and Dr Frank Remington. Mrs Talbot Aldrich plans Boston home after a Beacon Street lease. Agassiz party visits Newport. Charles H Ellis due back midweek from six months abroad.
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Harris Metcalf
Newbury Street
Eleanor Little
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Rudolphe L. Agassiz
Hamilton
Professor Alexander Agassiz
Newport
Charles H. Ellis
Mr. Ellis
Oldest and youngest G A R veterans win jewelled badges
William Welch of East Lempster New Hampshire 106 years old and Albert E Tisdale of South Framingham Massachusetts 63 years old receive the jewelled G A R badges in New England The Post notes hundreds of photographs and records were submitted but only these two veterans earned the badges with fair impartial decisions.
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Oldest Civil War veteran William Welch born 1800 in New Hampshire
William Welch of East Sempster New Hampshire born March 29 1800 is cited as the oldest Civil War veteran and pensioner in New England He enlisted at age 62 in 1862 served through the war and was discharged August 8 1885 He fought at Winchester was wounded at Cedar Creek and lived in East Sempster with his son Arthur He is also noted as the oldest Free Mason in the state and a Grand Army of the Republic member.
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Charlestown
Youngest Veteran Loses Sight After Civil War Service
Albert E. Tisdale of South Framingham Massachusetts born August 12 1858 enlisted at age 5 a little over 10 aboard U S S Sabine in New London Connecticut September 6 1863 as a third class boy He served as messenger to Commodore Ringgold and was wounded by a shell near the Azores He later lost sight in both eyes but supported himself as a lecturer on geology and astronomy earning a pension of 100 dollars monthly He was active in Sedgewick and Perkins Posts and Farragut Naval Association and spoke of his life without bitterness.
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The Poor Things Were Hungry Banquet Scene Cut
Hewitt questions why the banquet scene was cut in the new play. Jewett quips the actors ate all the grub at the last rehearsal.
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Bugge Lugge Exchange Sparks Traveler Banter
In a sharp dialogue between Bugge and Lugge a travel remark about proceeding to New York without change is traded. The exchange hints at stories and show experiences shaping views on journeys and style.
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New York
Lugge
Unmailed Letter Changes Young Lovers in Quiet Village
Bessie Thurston wrestles with love for two suitors, Fred and Jack. A heartfelt letter sways her, she meets Jack on the bridge, his gaze wins her, and the letter is lost to the river. She returns home and drafts a new reply, choosing Jack.
Rev Joseph J Woolley Dies After Surgery At Holyoke
The Rev Joseph J Woolley aged 73 died at City Hospital after an appendectomy performed last Thursday. He visited his daughter President Mary KE Woolley of Mt Holyoke College two weeks ago and was a resident of Pawtucket Rhode Island. His body will be taken back to Pawtucket tomorrow.
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Dear Miss Champagne Advice Column Seeks Husband Support
A reader asking how to handle a nonworking husband who refuses financial support for six children receives guidance. The columnist urges the husband to meet obligations under the law, noting private hardship versus lawful action and the option to seek support.
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