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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1905
Page
6
The article argues that Congress will not drive changes in national policy quickly due to its party majority and the November extra session. It suggests that full organization before the regular session would help the new year start with functioning legislative machinery, but real decisive work is unlikely in a November session.
The article questions whether Russia will seek peace after defeats in the Corean Straits. It notes Czar Nicholas may see continued fighting as feasible due to large reserves and war loans. It asks if leadership will stop the war despite recent losses and costs.
The Napoleonic dynasty's most honored member will assume Navy duties in Roosevelt's Cabinet next month. A lawyer and publicist by trade, he succeeds the railroad manager now retiring to private and quasi-public posts tied to New York underground transit. Bonaparte's reformer reputation and postal fraud investigation ties place him near Cabinet affairs. He is a descendant linked to Napoleon I’s brother and to Baltimore Irish merchant roots.
The MIT alumni will learn the exact vote tally on the proposed merger with Harvard this evening. Despite expected overwhelming opposition, President Pritchett may resist declaring a final defeat, arguing the plan could evolve as conditions change and future merging ideas may emerge.
The White House announces that the special Congress session threatened by the President will not convene until after the November elections. This indicates President Roosevelt has abandoned hopes tied to a quick legislative push before year’s end.
The Massachusetts Referendum League forms a structured leadership to build a robust movement for direct legislation. Leaders anticipate effective education campaigns to win popular support, aligning referendum with existing law making and constitutional amendments. The group aims for energetic propaganda and broad citizen backing.
The Harvard class of 1880 plans a 25th anniversary celebration at commencement with President Roosevelt attending. Alumni prepare entertainments in his honor and he will be hosted by A Bushnell Hart. A noted portrait of Mabel Patten by Louis Kronberg is to be shown in Poland Springs Maine.
Landlady apologizes for the windowless room while the guest, a musician, says the lack is acceptable. The brief exchange hints at a shared accommodation in a quiet setting.
District Attorney Jerome and novelist Booth Tarkington were discussed for smoking as they delivered after dinner remarks at a City Club event. Jerome is rumored to smoke for focus, Tarkington reportedly uses oversized cigars, and both are described as dedicated smokers.
A Nan tucket mother recalls a faded marriage as white roses evoke love and doubt. Her child Carl asks about apologies while gardener William tends roses, and a past sorrow resurfaces around the husband’s absence and a troubled vow.
A woman torn by pride and forgiveness after her child’s near tragedy finds reconciliation through a gardener and a rose message. A hidden husband-turned-father returns as Kiddie’s papa, while a moral dilemma tests a woman's loyalty to her lover and his betrothal to another.
A 23 year old woman writes of a happy home life and a popular social position. She describes meeting a gentleman ten years her senior three years ago, a friendship that ripened into something deeper before it ends abruptly a year ago.
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