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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1905
Page
6
June 1905 Records Hit by Daily Post Circulation
The Daily Post reports June 1905 as the largest month for circulation in its history and marks Sunday Post as its best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Post
Sunday Post
John Hay Memorials Mark A Great American Statesman
The world honors John Hay as a remarkable American statesman who served seven years in international affairs. His death at the height of his powers prompts global praise and places him alongside Adams and Webster in history. He was not flashy but earned enduring esteem as a patriot and public servant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hay
Hay
Republic
John Quincy Adams
Daniel Webster
Indictments Target Beef Trust Officials and Rebating Firms
United States grand jury in Chicago charges 22 officials of packing companies with conspiracy in restraint of trade and 4 corporations with demanding rebates for freight. The indictment details the heads and managers of a vast combine with $72 million in capital stock, $172 million market value, and $565 million in annual business, marking a new active phase in challenging the beef trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Grand Jury
Chicago
Beef Trust
Magnates face antitrust charges and potential jail terms
Courts may levy fines up to 5000 dollars and imprisonment up to one year for antitrust violations. The piece notes heavy penalties but suggests jail could impact trusts and monopolies, citing powerful figures like the Armours Swifts Cudahys and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armours
Swifts
Cudahys
Plenipotentiaries Named as Peace Conference Nears
President Roosevelt announces a Washington meeting with full power to negotiate a peace treaty. Russia names Rosen and Muravieff as plenipotentiaries while Japan sends Komura and Takahira to confer. The event signals a decisive step toward ending the war in the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Washington
Roosevelt
Rosen
Rome
Muravieff
Japan
Komura
Takahira
Judge Rules Westminster Case Damages Cut By 120000
Judge Schofield reduces Westminster damages against Boston by 120000 leaving 361970 to pay. If still excessive, the verdict may be set aside and a new trial granted. Mayor and law department have 20 days to decide whether to appeal or proceed in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Schofield
Boston
Westminster Chambers
Law Department
Exodus From Boston Drives Citywide Fourth of July Flee
For three days a mass departure from Boston marks the Fourth of July exodus as residents seek quieter celebrations elsewhere. The piece notes a half holiday on Saturday and a long weekend as people leave, while urging those who remain to enjoy city entertainments and private zeal.
My Castle in Spain by John Hay
A speaker imagines a castle in Spain as a symbol of distant love. He longs for the queenly beloved who dwells there and vows to toil, learn, and endure to reach her. The poem blends imagery of art and landscape with a devotion that outshines earthly treasures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MY Castle
Spain
John Hay
The
United States
Stealthy Steve Information Bureau Replies on Wounds and Shaving
In Boston a surgeon notes Stealthy Steve treats bullet holes as minor abrasions and lets nature heal them promptly. A reader asks about reporting to Mr Parkenlard and tainted money. Steve is said to be booked full for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve
Boston
Mr. Parkenlard
Billy Patterson
Brighton
Mass
Crook
Watertown
L. F. Simpson
Trinton
Stealthy Steve Rescues Agatha From Pink Prison
The detective Stealthy Steve uses skeleton keys to free Agatha from a pink prison room where the Sultan holds her. Agatha recognizes Steve, pleads to be saved, and begs him not to leave her, while the Sultan trembles before the rescuing sleuth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve
Agatha Porkenlard
Chicago
Constantinople
Itchy Scratchi
Ike
Nick
Agatha
Durance Vile
Brighton
The
Four Hundred
New York
Stealthy Steve Plans Escape From Castle
Steve vows to rescue Agatha from a castle as he uses the Sultan as a tool in a tense escape. Agatha derides the Sultan while Steve prepares to move her to safety as alarm signals ripple through the fortress and a cliffhanger ends the scene.
Looks That Way Yardstick and His Friends
A fragment notes an advertisement for a “Young Widow” who wished to take boarders and mentions Yardstick and Madam as involved in the response. No further details are readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yardstick
Howell Hansel to Leave Castle Square Tonight
A Castle Square Theatre correspondent notes Mr. Howell Hansel’s final performance with the company will be Saturday evening July 16 in Brother Officers. The item reflects the cast’s popularity and crowd esteem at the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell Hansel
Castle Square Stock Company
Phrenological Shaving Salon Ad Promises Physiognomic Work
Residence phone and Madison address list Prof J W Allen at 315 W Franklin St offers tonsorial services and hydrotherapeutic beard shaving with physiognomic execution. Contact Co and P Phone 1618 F for residence at 1028 Argyle Avenue Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Madison
J. W. Allen
Emporium
W. Franklin St. Co
F. Res
Argyle Avenue
Baltimore
Bonaparte contrasted with an American secretary of the Navy
The article sketches Secretary of the Navy Cc J Bonaparte as a distinguished foreign appearance yet asserts his strong American patriotism. It mentions a Fourth of July horse show in Somerville with over 100 entries at Broadway Athletic Field and notes summer plans of the Smith P Burton Jr family at Nantasket. It also cites a Cambridge charity lawn party for Holy Ghost Hospital for Incurables and Pine Bank Park trustees and Harvard class of 1902 member Barrett Wendell Jr noted for compiling class data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. J. Bonaparte
the Navy
Mr. Bonaparte
Uncle Sam
Somerville
Broadway
Holy Ghost Hospital For Incurables of
Cambridge
Cambridge Society
Barrett Wendell, Jr
Harvard
North Shore society welcomes many relocation arrivals
The piece notes Boston area families and guests at the north shore and nearby towns. It lists Mr. and Mrs. David Greenough of Jamaica Plain at East Gloucester, Mr. and Mrs. John Greenough visiting Jamaica Plain, the Sargents at Magnolia with Ellerton Whitney visiting, Judge John H. Burke at Rangeley, and the Cucksons moving to Plymouth. Also mentioned are Warren Green Ogden and Patty Faxon in Quincy, Harold Coolidge at Montserrat, and the Butterworths sailing to Europe after their Marion wedding. A large Unitarian Church gathering in Manchester by the Sea features Rev. John Cuckson prior to his Plymouth residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Shore
David Greenough
Jamaica Plain
East Gloucester
Freenoughs
Greenough
Algonquin Club
John Greenough
New York
Tuxedo
Jamaica
Brookline
Rangeley
Arlington Street
Cucksons
Plymouth
Cuckson
Henry Pickering
Beacon Street
Warren Green Ogden
Washington
Quincy
Ogden
Harvard
Patty Faxon
Frank Faxon
Adams Street
Harold Jefferson Coolidge
Commonwealth Avenue
Montserrat
James Francis Butterworth
Marion
Europe
Butterworths
St. Paul
Meadows Reunion Sparks Psychic Bond at Graceful Meadows
On a Boston lawn at The Meadows Grace Hamilton Helen Lee and three suitors share a night of flirtation and mock psychology. Felton of Harvard Medical School charms Helen while Ralph Lee and Pierce observe. a playful séance ends with Felton admitting a staged bluff and kissing Helen, sealing a romantic vow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Tremont Street
Grace Hamilton
Helen Lee
Helen
Grace
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Mase
Post Publishing Company
Mata
Esee
Grozirr
the Beef Trust
Vega
Italy
Stealthy
Steve Information Bureau
Newton Newkirk
P. P
His Majesty
Gurdy
Mrs. W Hasherly
Dubberly
the Lifesavers
Jude
House of the Angel Guardian
Haskins Street
Vernon, Ruggles
Haskins
Malden
John W. Enwright
Medford
Charles Street
Boylston Street
George W. Lucas
Provincetown
Market Street
Mapleton
Market Streets
Smith P. Burton, Jr
Nantasket
Converse
Pine Bank Park
Harry E. Converse
W. A. Hastings
A. H. Wellman
Frank E. Woodward
S. H. Buttrick
Edward ™. Babb
Charles M. Cox
Melrose
Gamine
Florence Scribner
Warren Street
Roxbury
Ralph Lee
Robert Felton
John Pierce
Felton
Pierce
Dr. Felton
Lee
the Meadows
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