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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1905
Page
6
The Sunday morning fire at Revere Beach is viewed as a potential blessing if rebuilt with quality design and proper site harmony. Replacing inferior private structures with substantial, architecturally sound buildings could enhance the resort’s appeal and commercial value, transforming it into a rival to a Boston Coney Island.
The three Russian warships at Manila seek to repair and stay until the war ends or depart immediately. Washington says they may repair only if disarmed and interned, accusing the request of bluff and neutrality breach toward Japan. Admiral Enquist is asked to choose the prudent path.
The annual Harvard Yale athletic clash tightens with a Cambridge ball game set for two weeks hence and a New London rowing race a week after. After Yale crushed by Princeton 18 to 3, Harvard eyes recovery and a strong eight with Cornell’s recent victory fueling preparation for New London.
The piece urges Attorney General Moody to press civil and criminal actions against thirty beef trust officials. It notes his likely continuation in the Cabinet to pursue the case, predicting lasting fame if he jails packers and serves public as a benevolent act for beef eaters.
The Mary E. Harty captained by Eben Lewis returns with 14 000 mackerel and 300 salt barrels while the Marguerite Haskins under Captain Webber brings 12 500 mackerel and 220 salt barrels. The piece extols fishing as Massachusetts foundational and venerates crews for facing danger, toil, and occasional empty holds, rewarding their sturdy labor.
The Servia Clubwomen of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company met at Parker House with 20 members attending a banquet and business meeting. Officers were re elected. Outside, Tech events and parading Ancients enliven Boylston near Copley. Charles N Shaw tours the West with a private car party. The Field's Corner area seeks a drinking fountain.
The notice indicates the All Sorts column will appear on page 7 of today’s Post. It urges readers to consult that page for the varied items and notes likely to appear in this regular feature.
A young boy named Jack races from school to deliver papers despite punishments for lateness. His mother counsels, the teacher weighs the challenge, and a reckless studen t named Skinny White is cited as causing trouble. The tale ends with a narrow escape and sympathy for the boy’s burdens.
Mrs. Charles S. Sargent of Holm Lea Brookline cancels her Islesboro trip while many guests including Mr and Mrs J Murray Forbes Miss Evelyn Ames Miss Rose Cleveland and others plan extended visits. Newcomers John B Cowdin and Samuel Cabot arrive. August plans include Anna K Storrs wedding to Captain Edward Bedwell. The piece mentions gifts and engagements and travels of several Brookline residents.
A 20 year old writer asks Miss Champagne about settling with a 17 year old acquaintance. The columnist cautions that girls aged 17 or 18 are unsettled and frivolous and urges the man to wait until she matures. She should focus on building his business to offer a stable home and position.
A reader asks how to gauge a woman's affection beyond money after coming into a relative's money. The suggestion is to pretend you suddenly lose the money to reveal true friends, advising against selecting a wife who cares only for wealth rather than the person.
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