Absurd Idea Dialog Sparks Family Banter
The exchange features Jack asking for a kiss and Helen responding with a playful tease about giving a kiss to her father. The dialogue hints at embarrassment and familial humor in a domestic setting.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1905
Page
6
On the Ranch Ter'n He Kin Play Tale
Local ranching banter centers on a horse named Roper Red You bet the kin will try to ride unless he lives to play that long tale of sport and pride in frontier slang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roper Red
No Millennium Hype Says Government Must Stay Out
A clipped remark argues the government should remain removed from demoralizing games as the era nears, noting there are no signs of an imminent millennium.
Tucker Verdict Opens Supreme Court Review of Murder Trial
The Supreme Court will hear Tucker's defense exceptions to his murder conviction of Mabel Page. Issues include the legality of the search warrant leading to a broken knife discovery and the admissibility of disputed corroborating evidence. The case raises broader constitutional questions about citizens rights and trial methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Tucker
Mabel Page
Supreme Court
Tucker
Pople
Imperial ukase may create Russia's legislative assembly
Rumors say an imperial manifesto today or tomorrow will establish a legislative assembly to govern Russia with autocratic veto power and session control. The Trepoff interior post is seen as a police dictatorship, reviving the third section and giving plenary power to close any society or assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Europe
Trepoff
The
Slovo
St. Petersburg
Ukase
Radical reforms urged for Equitable Life by protective committee
The Boston policy holders protective committee calls for radical changes in system at Equitable Life. They demand safeguards for investments, ban executives from other businesses, require proper vouchers, and replacing leadership. Five directors resigned recently, but the committee insists reorganization is essential to restore solvency and security for all policy holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Equitable Life
The
Equitable
D. O. Mills
H. C. Frick
E. H. Harriman
T. Jefferson Coolidge
Jacob H. Schiff
Dead Man's Plateau Mystery Teases Rah Rah Hoohray
In a camp setting Stealthy Steve and three ladies prepare to follow Battle Axe Bill. Steve senses something missing and notes Rah Rah Hoohray is gone. A cliffhanger ends with a cryptic line about the value of a baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Porkenlard
New York
Agatha
Stealthy
Steve
Suburington-on-the-Hudson
Prince Itchi- Scratchi
Constantinople
Parkenlard
Clarissa
Dead Man’s Plateau
B. Hank
Rah-Rah-Hoohray
Hank
Clarissa Schnitzel
Rah-Rah
Agatha Parkenlard
Dirty Dozen
Hell-Bent
Adieu
Crop reports and speculation in cotton markets
The piece condemns charges against the secretary of the Southern Cotton Growers Association for irregularities in government cotton crop reports. It argues speculation in staple goods is harmful, cites wheat corn meat sugar and oil monopolies, and warns that leaks or corrupt changes in reports could turn the nation into gambling with marked cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Cotton Growers’ Association
Department of Agriculture
Peary Plans July Launch for Roosevelt Polar Expedition
Lieutenant Peary prepares to depart in early July aboard the Arctic steamer Roosevelt to reach the North Pole, a mission framed as patriotic prestige rather than commercial or scientific gain. He cites American pride as the main motive, denying expected monetary rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieutenant Peary
Roosevelt
Pole
North Pole
United States
Northwest Passage
Garden of Eden
Peary
New Poems by Don Mark Lemon Tone and Other Poems
Don Mark Lemon presents Tone and Other Poems from Broadway Publishing Company New York a collection of over 150 original poems. The book showcases satire humor irony and strong original voice by the rising Californian poet dramatist and short story writer. The long narrative Ione and other verse tales Florence and Rosabell explore love with freshness and warmth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Mark Lemon
Broadway Publishing Company
New York
Ione
Florence
Quiet Vineyard Haven elects Morse as commander
In Vineyard Haven the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company elected Captain William A. Morse as commander, a notable local event reflecting Morse's rise from the village. The piece notes Morse's boyhood there and pride in his achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
William A. Morse
Captain Morse
Community notes mix baseball odds and civic updates
The column surveys Station 2 baseball hopes and East Boston’s speed against Court Square, notes Wakefield Selectman Thomas OConnell as the state’s youngest, and recalls Governor Douglas and General Miles in the Ancients parade. It also mentions Charles S Hamlin’s resignation and a Boston marriage announcement for Charles J Martell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Station 7
East Boston
Court Square
Thomas O’connell
Wakefield Selectmen
O’connell
Douglas
Miles
City Hall
Line Street
Yellowstone park focus with several days planned
A Malden man recalls a bizarre graveyard mix up when a body from out of town was buried in the wrong lot. The news item notes plans and social events around Boston area congregations and veterans celebrations, including Trafalgar anniversary plans and a British club dinner in Winthrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Carrie L. Thompson
Chelsea
Henry F. C. Dewing
Revere
Chelsea High School
Dewing
Harvard
Miss Thompson
Radcliffe
Alleghany County Academy
Maryland
Virginia
Thomas Mayo
British
Naval and Military Veteran Association
Cunard
Godspeed
Battle of
Trafalgar
Courtenay
Muldowney
Ivernia
t+ ek
Empire Club of
Boston
Point Shirley Club
Winthrop
Newbold
Notable Boston Wedding Season Opens With Haviland Bancroft Tie
Society notes announce the marriage of William David Haviland of Limoges France to Catherine Bancroft daughter of Major General William A Bancroft with large gatherings and formal ceremonies. The piece details guests the day events and other prominent weddings and society happenings in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William David Haviland
Limoges
France
Catherine Bancroft
William A. Bancroft
Victoria
Bancroft
Ware Street
Trousseau
Haviland-Bancroft
Hetty A. Sargent
Francis L. Higginson, Jr
Trinity Church
Boston
Miss Sargent
T. Jefferson Coolidge
England
Higginson-Sargent
Josephine Boardman
Washington
Guy Norman
Miss Boardman
Morton
The
Vendome
Europe
Batchelder
New York
J. Murray Forbes
Milton
Commonwealth Avenue
Mary B. Forbes
Dorothy Forbes
Islesboro
Alexander S. Porter, Jr
Henrietta Wigglesworth
Baccon Street
Red Lion Inn
Stockbridge
Porter
Edward Wigglesworth
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Charles W. Amory
Beacon Street
Samuel Wells Cummings
Arthur W. Cummings
Curtis Hotel
Lenox
Frederick 8. Coolidge
Harvard
Pittsfield
Berkshires
Three Classes Of Women The Woman Of The Future
Bishop C. H. Fowler at Lasell Seminary graduation outlines three types of women the working, fashionable, and Christian. He argues the fashionable woman floats, lacking grounding, while the future woman must be strong, healthy, and willful, with instinct, sympathy, will power, and persistency guiding her path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman OF
C. H. Fowler
Lasell Seminary
Wigglesworth Rescues Girl Then Visits Millionaire's Home
A newcomer Wigglesworth saves a girl from a runaway, meets her at Grand avenue, and unknowingly enters the home of her wealthy family. Confusion ends when Mary Stanley is revealed as the rescued heroine and the couple reconcile at a Sunday dinner invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wigglesworth
Grand Avenue
Maxwell
Wiggle
Stanley
Gray
Mary
Whitmore
Chinatown
Woo- Man
Mr. Stanley
Mr. Wigglesworth
Mrs. Stanley
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Brookline
Charles J. Martell
Helen Frances Contee
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Martell
Boston College
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Dudley Street
Charles S. Hamlin
State Committee
Yellowstone Park
Phillips Congregational Church
Alice H. Luce
Doris Street
Dorchester, Mass
Paine Furniture CO
North Station
Haymarket Square
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