A Norse Republic Paths Norway to Independence
The article argues Norway should become a republic rather than endure a monarchy. It notes King Oscar and the Danish royal family refuse claims to throne, praising Norwegians as capable of self rule and citing European shifts away from dynastic rule. It envisions a national convention soon establishing a Norse republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar
Norway
Copenhagen
Denmark
United States
Europe
France
Trade Schools Commission Promises Practical Work Ahead
The newly appointed Commonwealth commission on industrial and technical education, named by Governor Douglas, vows no delays in addressing its broad detailed tasks. A procedure subcommittee will outline work as textile schools already show value and calls for more manufacturing instruction across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission On Industrial and Technical Education
Douglas
Commonwealth
Need for Special Education in Industry Urged by Commission
The commission led by Colonel Wright will study education needs across skill levels in industry and assess how well current institutions meet those needs. Findings will guide intelligent supplementation of the present system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Wright
Peace prospects in St. Petersburg point to Czar peace move
Reports from St. Petersburg indicate an imminent decision by the Czar to seek peace in the war, with delays likely from Japan. Despatches note European powers urging a move, and observers hope a peace ukase granting the people a voice in legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Japan
Russia
China
Manchuria
No Extra Session For Roosevelt After Election
The piece argues the President canceled plans for an extra congressional session after party pressure and State election timing. With three weeks before the regular session, significant legislation seems unlikely and power rests with Congress. It questions whether this marks abdication or renewed congressional control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Roosevelt
Brighton youths set for England Ireland tour and local notables
The article notes Brighton High School captain James Jacobs and Jack Leadbetter planning a lengthy bicycle tour of England and Ireland after travel, while Weslie Cogswell returns from Cornell coaching duties. It highlights local figures including Alderman Bolton, Superintendent Donovan, Judge Sheldon, and others receiving honors, lectures, or wedding notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton High School
James Jacobs
Jack Leadbetter
England
Ireland
Equitable Transformation Prompts Board Shakeup
The Equitable Life undergoes a sudden overhaul with Paul Morton, now Navy Secretary, named chairman of the board and given full powers. President Alexander and several vice presidents resign. Hyde plans to divest stock. If reforms proceed, a full reorganization may end the company’s financial scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Morton
Navy
New York Transportation Systems
Insurance Company
Morton
Alexander
Hyde
Tarbell
Wilson
McIntyre
Blameless Life Amid Domestic Tangles
A Chicago Record-Herald excerpt notes a man seen as steady and prudent, not given to late nights or spree. The twist reveals his wife has left him for a month or more, with her mother living nearby, challenging the public image of his conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Record-Herald
Auugustus Porkenlard
New York
China
Agatha
Stealthy
Steve
Suburington-on-the-Hudson
Prince Itchi- Scratchi
Constantinople
Parkenlard
Glanissa
Dead Man’s Plateau
H. B. Hank
Peiens
Bill
Hank
McMillin Wins Over Listeners With Stories
In the view of predecessors like Edward C. Mansfield, McMillin faced a trying position yet earned praise by delivering both serious and humorous stories that delighted listeners.
The Circus and School Clash in a Boy's View
A young narrator recalls his father’s saying work should not clash with prize chasing and laments too much school and too little circus. He longs for the sawdust ring and brass band but accepts duty and aims to endure the spring’s pressure. Written in a Washington Star voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad
Circus
Washington Star
Room at the Top A Question Answered
To the Editor of the Post a reader argues against the idea there is ample room at the top for merit alone. He laments sons of rich families securing top positions through connections rather than ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A, D
Wanted: top executive with rare qualifications
A prominent New England financier weighs in on demand for capable leaders. He cites the Equitable Life Assurance Company seeking a $100,000 a year head and compares it to Norway seeking a qualified king, arguing top roles demand exceptional merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
New England
Equitable Life Assurance Company
Norway
Emmons Aims to Ride Autos as Police Push Speeding
Police Commissioner Emmons joins Chairman Cole in a show of athletic automotive pursuit. The department buys cars for Back Bay Jamaica Plain and Newton locales with two more on the way. Emmons and two Newton instructors will train at Station 16 to master speeding techniques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Police Board
Emmons
Colonel Cole
Adams
Naphen to be Buried Today
Elaborate funeral plans for ex-Congressman Henry F. Naphen mark his burial from 501 East Broadway. The procession will reach Gate of Heaven Church on East Fourth Street for a solemn high mass led by Rev. Rob ert J. Johnson with deacon Rev. T. J. Mahoney and sub-deacon Rev. J. T. O'Brien. Representatives from his social and fraternal circles will attend, and a musical program directed by Miss Mary A. O'Reilly will feature soprano Miss Mary IL. Crowley, contralto Miss Theresa L. McLinens, tenor Michael J. Doyle, and baritone Thomas E. Clifford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Naphen
East Broadway
New Gate of Heaven Church
East Fourth Street
Robert J. Johnson
T. J. Mahoney
J. T. O’brien
Naphen
Mary A. O'Reilly
Mary IL. Crowley
Theresa L. McLinens
Michael J. Doyle
Thomas E. Clifford
The Final Night Before His Marriage
The narrative follows Brown on the eve of his wedding as he dreams by the fire. A vision of two women, his first and his betrothed, haunts him through memories of success and sacrifice. A single note rises from a leather pouch bearing the word Come signaling a fateful choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank
Steve
Hell Bent
Stealthy
Agatha Parkenlard
Clarissa
Agatha
Dead Man’s Plateau
Brown
Appointment to St Joseph's Church Pastorship
Rev. Bishop Matthew Harkins of Providence appointed Rev. D. M. Lowney rector of St. Joseph's Church Pawtucket to fill the vacancy created by the deaths of Rev. J. F. Jxinneraey and Rev. L. J. Deady. John Harty had been pastor until his death a week ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Matthew Harkinsf
D. M. Lowney
Thorate
St. Joseph’s Church
Phawtucket
J. F. Jxinneraey
L. J. Deady
St. Joseph’s Chu
Pawtucket
Weag
John Harty
Love across belief lines in marriage and unity
A reader argues that happiness in marriage does not require shared religion. Differences between Baptist and Unitarian beliefs can be bridged by forbearance, respect, and perfect love. Joy comes from mutual tolerance rather than coercion or constant church fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Champagne
Morse-made suits for dependable, affordable craft
June thaw signals new lightweight suit options. Morse-made garments promise fabrics that truss well, sturdy construction, proper lines, and pricing at a fair single profit over material costs.
Fancy Hose New Season Styles Offer Bargain
Advertisement notes splendid hose fashions for the season with prices at 18 cents a pair and a deal of three pairs for 50 cents.
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Boston Post
Representative Democratic Paper
Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Mase
the Sunday Post
Cate
Postoffice
Post Publishing Company
Grozier
May
Gain
Daily Post
Sunday Post
Citigirl
Hiram
Summer
Miss Gushly
Mr.Ruffly
Weslie Cogswell
Gordon Street
Allston
Cornell University
Andrew White
Germany
T. H. Hewitt
Professor Hewitt
Guy Howard
Howard
Schurman
Judge Sheldon
McGraw
Fred E. Bolton
Ancients
James Donovan
East Boston Hospital
George B. Foster
Malden
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Torttr
D. H. Tribou
Navy Yard
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Somerville
Willard C. Kinsley Post
Charlestown
Washington ‘Street
Tremont Street
Hub” Hart
Everett
Georgetown University
Chicago American
Detroit
John Tully
James Gleason
Owl Club
Ward 18
Edward A. Mahoney
Highland Avenue
Somerville Hospital
University City
Edmund Fay
Agnes Shea
Water Street
Prairie
F. E. McMillin
Newton Newkirk
Chapter
Las
Newkink
Dirty Dozen
Rah-Rah-Hoohray
Sphinx
Jas. A. D
Ethel M. Russell
Arlington Street
South Framingham
Harkins
Mildred Champagn
J. D.C
Washington and Brattle Streets
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!