Passion Play photographs stir New England readers in 1910 Post feature
The Boston Post’s Passion Play photographs of Oberammergau 1910 draw vast interest across New England. Official pictures by F Bruckmann and A G Munich are featured, with high regard from clergymen led by Archbishop O’Connell and Pastor Frothingham. The images aim to bring the drama to readers unable to attend and uplift Christian sentiment.
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Roosevelt Forced in by Defeat in New York
Theodore Roosevelt faces pressure to return to politics after decisive defeats in the Senate and Assembly by the Republican organization. As the special session of the legislature opens, lawmakers indicate he may be drawn back into state and national political action.
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Forecast for New England and coastal winds
Washington July 1 forecast outlines partly cloudy warm weather in New England for Saturday and probably Sunday. Wind is light to moderate and variable, mainly west along the middle Atlantic and south Atlantic coasts. Steamers departing Saturday for European ports will encounter light to moderate west winds toward the Grand Banks.
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Burdett College Diploma Promises Career Advantage
A brief blurb touts the Burdett College diploma as a key to a better situation, implying enhanced job prospects and success for graduates seeking advancement in their careers.
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Boston Welcomes NEA Convention Advance Guard
Boston learned yesterday that thousands of teachers arriving for the National Education Association meeting planned for next week filled the city. Many residents passing landmarks such as the old State House and Faneuil Hall noticed a significant change as a large group of women moved through Boston, signaling the convention’s imminent presence.
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Unmistakable Outsiders Noticeably Present Among Locals
Observers note that arrivals exhibit intelligence and alertness in appearance yet originate from regions beyond the local area. Their distinct manner and provenance contrast with the home crowd, drawing attention from residents studying the gathering.
Ten Thousand Teachers Visit Boston Landmarks
It was estimated last night that fully 10 000 teachers from all parts of the country were quartered within the city and a further 000 more are expected within 24 hours. Those arriving yesterday eagerly sought out Boston’s Revolutionary sites. They visited the old State House, the old South Church, Granary Burying Ground and Paul Revere’s house as locals looked on in astonishment.
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Johnson In Better Shape Than Jeffries Ahead Of Title Fight
Reno November reports from trainer Mike Murphy that Johnson shows better conditioning than Jeffries. Johnson weighs about 209 pounds while Jeffries is not under 220 and possibly 225. The trainer notes Johnson has shed weight since camps shifted, yet warns a victory is not certain despite Johnson’s improvement.
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Training critique of Jeffries and the negro fighter
The observer notes the black challenger trains harder while Jeffries avoids boxing, preferring fishing and cards. Jeffries exercises minimally and relies on rubbing rather than running, risking weight gain. The critic urges real running up a nearby mountain for genuine fitness and progress.
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Boxing and track notes headline a busy athletic roundup
Mike Murphy says Johnson is in better shape than Jeffries. Corbett notes Jeff must win quickly to prevail. Betting at 10 to 7 with Jeffries favorite. Attell coaches Jeffries on how to defeat Johnson. Officials for the match named by Jack Loudon who promises a historic fight. Ellery Clark sets a record at the A A A games while Jimmy Moran defeats Elmer Collins in the Providence bicycle race.
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Rockport Banker Tufts Arrested in Bank Shortage
George W Tufts longtime Rockport National Bank treasurer and cashier was arrested on misappropriation charges after a routine semi annual exam revealed a possible $25 000 to $50 000 shortage. Bank examiner William E Neal notified authorities and Tufts failed to explain the discrepancy.
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Arrest Warrant Moves Against Tufts
Neal filed a complaint after Tufts was ordered arrested. Deputy Marshal James Ruhl was dispatched from Boston to arrest him as bank officials, surprised by the high closures in the books, questioned Tufts while he awaited counsel advice.
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Park Square limited cars run weekdays hourly
Limited cars depart Park Square on weekdays from 8 a m to 6 p m with a fare of 55 cents and a round trip price of 1 dollar.
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