The Boston Post June 3 1907 issues subscription notice
Daily Post Publishing Co announces rates for the Boston Post and Sunday Post. Subscriptions require advance payment and may be discontinued at expiration. Readers are urged to inform the office if copies are not received. Editor and Publisher B A Grozier signs the notice.
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B. A. Grozier
Unspoken Phrases in Roosevelt Speeches Stir Debate
The Indianapolis address of President Roosevelt reportedly included strong tariff revision pledges but was edited by Speaker Cannon. Observers recall a similar omission from his message two years prior, suggesting recurring tensions over public disclosures.
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Indianapolis
Cannon
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New York Moves to Curb Governor Race Spending
The Legislature has approved a bill now before Governor Hughes to make overspending by gubernatorial candidates a misdemeanor. It also caps spending for nomination and campaign efforts for lower offices, facing opposition from self described independent politicians who say $10,000 is insufficient. Independence figures prominently in the debate.
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Hughes
Smoke Nuisance Debate Persists Over Boston Railroads
Senate refusal to back House measures to curb railroad smoke in Boston leaves the issue unresolved. Railroad commissioners urge New York Central to intensify abatement efforts and suggest smoke consuming devices. Stricter firing rules are advised to protect public health and decency.
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Intercollegiate Athletic Association Meet Praised at Harvard
The Harvard Stadium meet drew broad acclaim as the most successful in years. Performances showed general excellence with many unprecedented records set, highlighting track and field’s superior coaching value and development impact over football baseball and rowing.
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Patchwork Sunday law debate signals weak outcome
The Legislature is set to debate Sunday law reforms this week but the proposals focus on minor commercial tweaks like ice cream sales. The effort to base Sunday observance on broad principles has deteriorated into patchwork with ragged results, yielding only a weak conclusion after over a year of study by experts.
Evasion of the Law on Railroad Mergers
Discussion on whether the Boston and Maine absorption by the New Haven can be achieved via stock transfers without legislative enabling acts. Representative Meyers notes state legislatures would be needed to purchase the franchise, yet a de facto merger may be possible without formal state action.
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New Haven Railroad
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New Haven Road
Question of Massachusetts merger laws and legislative authority
The passage questions whether a merger can occur without broad consent, suggesting that current law may be evaded and not protect the public. It calls for legislative inquiry into the authority to prevent or render ineffective such evasions of railroad policy protections.
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Commonwealth
Sportsman and Naturalist Clash Over Roosevelt Tales
The piece contrasts Dr. William J. Long and President Roosevelt over wildlife stories. It defends Long’s factual accuracy while arguing Roosevelt’s tales push harmful lessons about hunting. It praises the naturalist’s ethical approach to wildlife education over trophy hunting.
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Roosevelt
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Concert for Destitute Jewish Children Aids Home Building
Several thousand attended the charity concert at the Colonial Theatre to raise funds for the Temporary Home for Destitute Jewish Children. The Ladies Auxiliary organized sales of souvenirs and flowers, with performances by Emanuel Fiedler and others, including 138 pupils led by Fiedler.
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Leon van Vliet
Heinrich Schnecker
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Hattie Diament Nathan
Marion Littlefield
Doris Bramson Whitehouse
Criterion Orchestra
Bernard A. Shalit
Charles H. Hertz
W. Charak
A. Rosenthal
B. I. Levenson
Henrietta Stone
George L Keyes Buried Comrades His Bearers
Newton June 2 funeral services for George L Keyes Grand Army veteran who died Memorial Day were held at the New Jerusalem Church Newtonville. Chaplain and Charles Ward Post 62 comrades led the burial procession with floral tributes and a memorial flag. interment followed at Newton Cemetery.
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Miss Ardizzoni to Wed Humbert Tosi Sunday
Plymouth prima donna Miss Luisa Ardizzoni will wed Humbert Tosi of Somerville next Sunday. The couple met at the Conservatory of Music and plan a Plymouth ceremony before sailing for Italy in June to study and later join Henry Russell's San Carlo company.
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United Hebrews Hold Their Convention Here
The third annual convention of the Independent Order United Hebrews of America was held Saturday. About 150 members attended with delegates from Springfield Hudson Fall River Worcester Dorchester and Boston. One founder, Past Grand Secretary D Weiss, was present.
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Justifiable Untruth Explored By Professorial Humorist Series
A Sunday Post column previews a week long series by All Sorts probing when deception may be defensible. Knight of Tufts argues lies may be necessary while Twain and Reade are cited, with sample evasions about beauty, hats, forgetting old friends, and onions.
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Quirky Observations and Riddles From the Editor
Billy Sphinx offers wry social musings on appearances and fear in fashion. A lighthearted note laments weathering rain in a dusty alley while the writer asks where robins derive their blue egg color. The piece ends with a reader’s plea for coloring clues to ease insomnia.
Bounced on Bounding Billows in Rag Time Piratical Tale
A serialized pirate fantasy features Captain Shedd Gore and the ship Quinine as they sail past Fort Warren and a drifting Tom Lawson. The tale blends mock peril with comic asides and readers are teased with a cliffhanger.
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Newtonville seeks park plans amid Claflin estate purchase
The Observant Citizen notes Newton aims to secure the historic Claflin estate for a public park and playground. Two sections have been acquired and funds for the remainder are expected soon.
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Hypnotist Offers Pain Free Tooth Extraction Act
Manager Duffy at the Orpheum expects delaged applicants this week for painless teeth extraction with Pauline the French hypnotist in private sessions. Patients choose their dentist and Pauline claims to render the procedure without conscious awareness and will forfeit $100 if pain occurs.
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The Swapped Horses of Notlington and a River Crossing
Esther Milton and Robert West ride out with Lady Jane Grey the horse refusing to cross the Linton River. Esther insists on swimming the horse across and returns home soaked but triumphant. The pair end the day with a quiet ride and a hinted romance as Robert asks for Esther's consent to give him something he desires.
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Needful study access for poor students at Conservatory
Gow. Chadwick denies claims that his New England Conservatory speech barred poor students. He states the Beneficent Society aids all worthy students and that the school welcomes ability regardless of sex color or condition. He notes full scholarships for talented youths and urges public correction of misstatements dated June 1 1907.
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Conservatory
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New England Conservatory of Music
Services At Calvary Cemetery Attend Morning Mass
Despite bad weather yesterday afternoon the Calvary Cemetery services drew a large crowd. The Rev. John F. Cummins presided and announced the regular monthly mass for Thursday at 9 o clock with a special musical program directed by Miss Helen M. Burke.
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Helen M. Burke
Advice on confessing love to a cautious young woman
A 19 year old writes seeking guidance to win a distant love. The advisor urges direct spoken words to convey serious intent and reassure financial readiness, noting a young man’s mind can waver and that modesty and steadiness matter more than costly gifts.
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Miss Champagne
Pichi
Dear D. P. D. Seek work before marriage
A reader asks how to handle a pressured marriage when jobless. The advice urges taking any available work now, avoiding delay, and proving responsibility to the partner by securing employment, using the strawberry peddler as a cautionary example.
George W. Wadleigh Dies A Longtime Manager In NY and Boston
George W. Wadleigh, known in Boston as a theater manager and longtime assistant to Edward E. Rice, died Saturday in New York after seven weeks of illness. Born December 1847, he recently joined the Metropolitan Printing Company. He leaves a widow and no children. his uncle was Isaac B. Rich.
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