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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1904

Page

6

Massachusetts Republicans push for reciprocity with Canada

A Boston Chamber of Commerce led pledge movement, backed by 15,000 likely Republican voters, seeks to shift Massachusetts policy toward broader reciprocity with Canada and Newfoundland. The campaign pressures Republican caucuses and candidates to endorse nonrestrictive trade, challenging party bosses and pledging allegiance to Roosevelt.

Massachusetts Boston Chamber of Commerce Faneuil Hall Canada Mr. Whitney Committee of 100 Theodore Roosevelt Newfoundland New England Boston Harbor Mr. Cortelyou Mr. Lodge

Teach Children to Swim to Prevent Drownings

Editorial urges teaching every child to swim as essential education. It laments rising summer drownings from canoe and boat accidents and beach misjudgments, arguing simple afloat techniques could save most victims. The piece stresses water as a friend and safety through early instruction.

Bryan's Proclamation Dismissed as Toothless Grumblings

The proclamation from Lincoln Nebraska shows William Jennings Bryan saying he will vote Democratic but will organize a campaign against the party after the election. Critics call his threats back numbers and toothless.

William Jennings Bryan Lincoln, Neb Democratic Party Bryan

Democratic Principles Rally Amid Parker Roosevelt Debate

The piece argues that voters should not be swayed by Bryan or Bryanism and condemns attempts to label Parker’s nomination as crooked. It praises true Democratic principles and a solid Democratic candidate, contending Bryan’s opposition signals nothing undemocratic.

Parker Roosevelt St. Louis Bryan

Schwab’s Handles of Shipbuilding Losses Questioned

The excerpt recalls Charles M Schwab gifting back nearly 2 million to his personal friends who joined the Bethlehem Shipbuilding deal after its collapse. It questions why nonfriends or accomplices were not compensated, framing the act as selective and questionable.

Charles M. Schwab Bethlehem Steel Company Schwab Bethlehem Shipbuilding Company Mr. Schwab

The Meat Bill and the Boston Price Hike

A Boston article denounces the Chicago beef trust as still oppressive after a Roosevelt era bust. It notes six months of rising prices, wage cuts for workers, and a current strike that spikes meat costs for laborers, likening the situation to the previous anthracite coal strike.

Chicago Beef Trust United States Boston Beef Trust

Boston Herald Notes and Snapshots of City Life

An observant column gathers vignettes from Boston and nearby towns. A New York friend praises Boston for women finding employment, while Inomato the Jap shares mountain memories. Olin plans vacation work for Grand Army encampment bands as he handles vast post correspondence. A train conductor chases a stop, an elderly rider asserts she never hurries, and Court Street’s new asphalt shines. A park officer quizzes a possible escapee from Cordova as a chatty suspect is released after truth checks. A terminal station chat leads to a compliment, and Walter Randall of Harvard is spotted with a new song praising the Elis. A dramatic scene unfolds as Helen vows to thwart a duke’s marriage to Dolly Dimples, ending with a yacht plunge and cliffhanger. Also noted are a post office clerk harmed by brown-tail moth poison, dangerous varnish-can floats among Newton youths, Chief Tarbox’s vacation, and J Rose Larkin’s majority gift of gold chain from the Hartford Club.

Miss Champagne Answers Love Letters in Daily Post

Miss Champagne, longtime Love and Sentiment advisor in the Sunday Post, will now answer all letters on those topics in the Daily Post in receipt order. Letters should be inked clearly on one side only and addressed to her column.

Dear Miss Champagne on first cousin marriage

A reader asks Miss Champagne for her view on first cousin marriage. The writer notes it is widely deemed unwise and some religions prohibit it. Excluding ethics, the text cites common cases of unhappy outcomes and potential lifelong remorse.

Miss Champagne Lowell

Young Man Questions Honor In Love Triangle

A 19 year old asks if pursuing a girl who is dating a fellow club member would betray friends. The reply says no one should act in cold blood and emphasizes personal honor and self respect in such situations.

Miss Champagne Flossif P. O'Brien

Dear Miss Champagne Advice Letter on Relationship Patience

A 21 year old man asks why his 11 month courtship has not led to meeting the woman's parents. The columnist commends his delicacy and advises that her home situation may explain the hesitation. She should rely on love as reassurance and await her willingness to share details.

Miss Champagne Elizap Devlos

Unhappy Lover Severs Engagement Over Age and Chosen Life

A harsh judgment condemns a woman for deliberately choosing a life despite wisdom and experience. The speaker argues youth excuses one act, but a mature decision to pursue a lifestyle shows unpardonable deceit and heartbreak. The tone is condemnatory and strongly opposed to the relationship.

Flight Across the Atlantic Ends In Love Sparks

On the Ventura voyage to Nova Scotia Ralph Daly broods over a past flirtation with Flora Atwood as Alma confronts him about her accusations. A deck mishap brings a moment of tension but Daly rescues the woman, who admits she staged the fall to force a reconciliation and reveals remorse for her earlier rebuke.

Venturia Ralph Daly Daly Rip van Winkle Alma Flora Atwood Mr. Daly

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