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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1903
Page
6
The drought persists for seven weeks and worsens losses while fires rage in forests. Massachusetts forests remain unevenly valuable, but Maine and New York regions suffer vast industrially important destruction. Recovery for forests will take generations, while crops may rebound next year.
The article notes Roosevelt's return to Washington after a widely praised trip described as the longest and most comprehensive by any sitting president. It praises the journey's smoothness and highlights gifts received, while suggesting it may not directly affect his next year’s nomination.
Middlesex grand jury indicts two Lowell dealers for selling liquor in original packages under federal law. The piece argues this may force a judicial decision clarifying local self government and whether Congress can override Massachusetts licensing rights.
The federal grand jury in Washington indicted August W. Machen and two Post Office Department officials for conspiracy to defraud. The piece criticizes the Post Office service for ill gotten gains linked to McKinley era appointees and notes ongoing disclosures and legal actions.
The scandal is described as the worst in years to appear in any department at Washington. The lone bright spot is Postmaster-General Payne's zealous, if late, effort to pursue the suspected officials.
Editorial urges keeping current speed limits 10 mph in towns and 15 mph on country roads. It warns against amendments that raise limits to satisfy a few, arguing higher speeds threaten public safety. It warns of a strong popular protest if rushed through in closing hours.
A column notes Dr Lorimer to publish The Master of Millions in Scotland then Australia and London. George Ade jokes about Henry Savage and Dr Mosher sails for Europe to study nasal disorders. Mentions Anna Katherine Green serial redo and requests for Bible installments.
In this chapter Stealthy Steve loses his temper as a tiger drags the great detective away. The beast mauls his arm while Steve clings to his mission to recover the Big Blue Diamond for Miss Beaufort. He reflects on family, ancestry, and the hope that keeps him fighting.
In a jungle confrontation Stealthy Steve battles a tiger that mauls his arm. He uses a tail grip to whirl the beast at high speed, then the tiger crashes into a tree and dies. Steve returns to camp to tend his injury as news of Romeo the elephant spreads.
The Cambridge speech by Senator W. T. A. Fitzgerald drew sharp reactions at the State House as he asserted some colleagues ought to be in jail. He did not retract and signaled there may be truth to the charge, fueling a tense debate among senators about his motives and possible disclosures.
Local store advertises a dollar sale covering furnishings and right-fancy hosiery under wear belts neckwear night robes pajamas and bathing suits.
Harvard faces a growing problem with a so called small boy in Cambridge. An Undergraduate letter to the Crimson accuses the youth of vandalism begging and mischief in the college yard and calls for police protection and stricter yard rules. The Crimson editorial repeats the concern over the boy’s disruptive presence and urges action.
Ulysses S. Grant son of the late general and San Diego resident enters race to succeed Senator Bard. Born in Bethel Ohio in 1858 he attended Harvard and earned a law degree but never practiced. His wife is a daughter of former Colorado Senator Chaffee.
Malden June 5 Mrs. Lucinda W. Kimball 82 wife of David W. Kimball died at home 18 Mountain avenue last evening She reared a family of 12 children six of whom survive her in Malden authorities reported
Russell Crafts, pressed by a $3000 deadline, persuades Cuttingham, a trusted but quiet hero, to drive a shifting engine to Chicago before 5 p.m. The bold bid hinges on a risky relay of cash, a race against time, and the rugged grit of decisive action in a dramatic transport moment.
Crafts challenges Cottingham in a heated exchange about masculinity virility and identity while the engineer comments on preachers and fitting roles. The minister insists he runs a lively machinery and must pay college bills as he defends his stance amid sharp dialogue.
Sixty sixth grade scholars from Glines School Somerville will tour Arlington Heights Lexington and Concord under teachers Zelpha L Thayer and Lilia Marble. A chartered car departs at 9 from Broadway and Marshall for a day of historic sites games and return by 5 30 with thanks to the instructors.
The Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association held its closing executive meeting and outlined summer plans. A letter from Rev Charles M Sheldon of Topeka Kansas praised the positive impact of woman suffrage in Kansas, noting women engage in temperance and reform without disturbing home or church life.
The annual report of Boston's children's institutions department highlights work across the House of Reformation Parental School Placing Out and Office Division. Trustees led by Charles P. Putnam cite extensive clothing aid totaling 295 suits plus 12 01 pairs of boots and 12 447 other items, with wholesale purchases and on requisition distribution.
At 8 o'clock this afternoon the Dominion liner Vancouver under Captain McDonald departs Hoosac Tunnel docks in Charlestown for a voyage to the Azores Gibraltar Naples and Genoa carrying 129 first class and 20 third class passengers.
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