Stealthy Steve and the Loon Face New Mutiny at Sea
The Loon sails toward New York from Constantinople amid dangers. Steve patches a submarine mine breach and survives a bent hull after a sunken island collision. A British gunboat fires at the surface vessel forcing submergence. Nick frees himself from manacles and sneaks toward Steve with an axe as the voyage continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve
Constantinople
New York
Bosphorus
Mediterranean
British Isles
W. W
WW. W
Agatha
Clarissa
Nick
Rah
Stealthy Steve in a Local Scandal Comic Exchange
A humorous letter exchange from Withington and Milton, Massachusetts, asks if Stealthy Steve rests in Constantinople, and jokes about his mustache being trimmed with a sword or pistol by foes. The Westerner confirms he keeps his mustache trimmed nightly to evade barbering costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Lo
Steve
Withington
Mass
B. H. G. Milton
Post Publishing Co Daily issue July 27 1905 Boston
Daily publication by Post Publishing Co dated July 27 1905 from Boston Massachusetts announces issue details and office address at 259 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Mass
Post Publishing rates and vacation mail offer
Subscriptions listed for Daily Post and Sunday Post with year six months three months and one month rates. Vacation mail option allows Daily Post and Sunday Post by mail to US or Canada for 25 cents a month. Payment in advance required and notices of discontinuation on expiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
POST
Daily Post
United States
Canada
Sunday Post
B. A. Grozibpr
Banner June 1905 sets daily and Sunday Post records
The Boston Post notes June 1905 as the largest month for daily Post circulation and the highest mark for the Sunday Post, marking a historic peak in readership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Post
Sunday Post
The Moth Pest Warns of Broad Citizen Action
Professor Kirkland urges every citizen to cooperate to suppress the brown-tail moth pest. He warns that only united effort will prevent a recurrence as parasites arrive, while noting a temporary relief from caterpillar irritation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkland
Bail and Trials Raise Question for Senators on Capitol
United States Senator John Hipple Mitchell appeals to the Supreme Court for review and remains free on $2000 bail. If successful, he may gain a new trial. The case revives debate over whether a convicted senator out on bail can retain his seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
John Hipple Mitchell
Supreme Court
Burton
Kansas
Congress
Roosevelt
Mitchell
New Cotton Bulletin Issued by Crop Estimating Board
The Department of Agriculture in Washington releases a new cotton bulletin to replace the June 2 statement. The bulletin is submitted by a Crop Estimating Board and countersigned by an Assistant Secretary in charge of the Bureau of Statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Bureau of Statistics
Government Endorsement of Speculation Raises Market Doubt
The piece notes Secretary James Wilson approved figures from Hyde and Holmes derived from their reports. The official data, though formally authenticated, yields an even more bullish outlook than prior speculative estimates. Bulls pushed prices up about 12 points in trading as calls grow to end government partnerships with speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wilson
Secretary of Agriculture
Hyde
Holmes
Department
Massachusetts Insurance Watchdog Seeks Reform After Equitable Exposure
The Insurance Commissioner criticizes Equitable's conduct and urges state action on deferred dividends, trust company ties, and high executive salaries. He argues strict statutes to curb risky practices and limit insurers’ involvement in banking via trust companies, to protect Massachusetts citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equitable
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Insurance Commission
New York
Cutting
the Post
Porto Ricans Demand Citizenship Rights After 65-Community Memorial
A San Juan conven tion of 65 of 66 municipalities appeals to Congress, denouncing American governance in Porto Rico. The memorial criticizes an Executive Council appointed by the President, arguing newcomers lack language and local knowledge and that islanders cannot become or exercise citizenship, risking anti American sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Congress
United States
Executive Council
Porto Rico
Spain
Morgan Adds Fragonard Gems To London Residence
During his absence from America J. P. Morgan added a Fragonard room to his London home. The collection includes 12 paintings, each three yards high and two yards wide, with a wall removed between drawing rooms to fit the ensemble. The intrinsic value is estimated in hundreds of thousands of pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Morgan
Prince’s Gates
Dear Miss Champagne A Chelsea Young Lady Seeks Advice
A 17 year old writes about a boy her age who kept a first engagement but missed a second. She questions whether she overreacted by not asking for a reason. The adviser says if he failed to keep the appointment he should offer an apology. otherwise his conduct is rude and she had reason to be angry.
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Miss Champagne
Chelsea
Coliseum
Ambrose
Mrs. Mortimer
Rome
Ambrose Mortimer
Mr. Mortimer
Observant citizens and social notes from Boston area
A Boston era column covers salt water canoeing by Miss Bessie Hession and Miss Tower, then details a 14 mile trip. It notes Frank Farren as Columbia box office head, a deer sighting near Linden marshes, a Somerville vacation school opening, and a Fourth of July success. Also mentions Hitchcock’s government service commission, Watertown politics, Nantasket humor, Poland Maine anecdotes, Toland’s musical debut, St Peter’s Court 18 celebration, and Grover Cleveland’s low key Boston visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Hession
Waltham
Tower
Watertown
Charles
Harvard Bridge
West Boston Bridge
Moody Street
Auburndale
Hession
Waltham High
Dear Miss Champagne Advice On Trust And Love
A young woman age 21 seeks guidance about a long time beau who asks for marriage yet may be untrustworthy. He has recently corresponded with an ex companion and kept dates with her, while she remains faithful. She asks for counsel.
Is He Worth Keeping When Trust Is Lost
Madge advises questioning fairness in the relationship and warns that distrust, once planted, is hard to uproot. If you have found him deceiving, you have reason to lose faith, as perfect love requires perfect trust for happiness.
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Madge
Society Notes From Newport and Nearby Summers
A social column details summer arrivals at Bristol R I and Newport including Mr. James A. Garland with five yachts at North Prudence End and appearances by Mrs. Garland and the Tudor sisters. Guests include Mrs. Starling Burgess, Mrs. Livermore, Mrs. Thayer, and Mrs. Abbott in Wellesley Hills and Rome. European travel resurges with Duffee and Hubbard parties aboard the Teutonic and Kronprinz Wilhelm.
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James A. Garland
North Prudence End
Bristol
R. I
Garland
Newport
Hamilton
Starling Burgess
Marblehead Cottage
Eugene V. R. Thayer, Jr
John R. Livermore
New York
Lancaster
Wellesley Hills
William P. Fay
Abbott
Daniel B. Fearing
Rome
Palazzo Balestra
William A. Dupee
Marlboro Street
Liverpool
Teutonic
Eliot Hubbard
Beacon Street
Eliot Hubbard, Jr
Kronprinz
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Hermann Oelrichs
Hubbards
Magnolia Cottage
Rangeley
John H. Burke
Marion Street
Brookline
Judge Burke
Watch Thief in Moonlit Rome Mystery in May Moonlight
The Rev Ambrose Mortimer pursues a thief in the Roman Colosseum moonlight but finds a watch not his own engraved Mark Dwight The Oaks Surrey. Mortimer recalls the mischance and fears exposure as a churchwarden. he resolves to return the watch and avoid a meeting with Dwight.
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Ambrose Mortimer
Church of England
Mark Dwight
the Oaks
Surrey
Ambrose
Dwight
Noted Bay State Athlete Weds Ontario Belle
The wedding of Dr. William J. Holland of Maplewood Massachusetts and Miss Florence Murphy of London Ontario took place in London Ontario today. The ceremony was at the parish church with Rev. Thomas Mahy officiating. The couple plans a honeymoon including a farewell visit to the bride’s sister who enters the Detroit convent tomorrow. They will travel the St Lawrence and return to Maplewood where Dr. Holland practices.
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London
William J. Holland
Maplewood
Mass
Florence Murphy
Thomas Mahy
Montreal
Holland
Kaiser William to Visit King Christian in Denmark
A formal intimation was received by the court that Emperor William plans to visit King Christian of Denmark at an early date in Copenhagen.
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Kaiser
Denmark
Copenhagen
William
Christian
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