Republicans Push Tariff Protections Over Open Bids
The passage argues that Republicans from Massachusetts voted against open competition in oil bids and favored tariffs shielding trusts. It quotes Congressman Williams of Mississippi criticizing protection for the American trust over labor and notes the Massachusetts delegation supported the measure.
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Massachusetts
Williams
Mississippi
Great American Trust
Republican Campaign
Congress
Bunker Hill Anniversary Festivities Spark Local Pride
The Charlestown district will host four patriotic parades from morning to evening in celebration of Bunker Hill Day. Local social and civic groups mark the day as a reunion and a live history lesson inspiring the community.
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Boston
Charlestown
Bunker Hill
George Wyman
America
Batson
Massachusetts Bond Tax Exemption Under Governor Review
The Legislature passed a bill exempting Massachusetts state bonds from taxation and sent it to the Governor. Treasurer Chapin argues the measure lowers borrowing costs, compares with untaxed bonds in Rhode Island and New York, and warns higher interest burdens on taxpayers if vetoed. Oklahoma becomes the 46th state with a strong education and development outlook.
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Massachusetts
Chapin
Rhode Island
New York
Mr. Chapin
Boston Terminal Company
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
Star of
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Jefferson
Louisiana Purchase
Connecticut
New England
Indian Territory
Massachusetts Stand-Patters in Tariff Debate
The piece notes Massachusetts Republicans backing tariff reform through a Congress amendment on canal supplies. A sundry civil appropriation bill, amended in the Senate, would require Panama canal materials to be bought from domestic manufacturers. Congressman Sullivan offered a substitute.
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Massachusetts
Senate
Abe
Panama
Sullivan
Education Test Protests Against Immigrant Admission Bill
Protests against the Gardner bill requiring educational qualifications for immigrants continue in Washington. Cardinal Gibbons and Jane Addams oppose the measure, saying it harms immigration and offers little improvement. Leading sociologists and ethicists condemn the policy, and caucus pressure risks failure as a national policy.
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United States
Washington
Cardinal Gibbons
Gardner
Jane Addams
Hull House
Chicago
Cannon
House
Notable Weddings In Newton And Nearby Towns This Month
Numerous late June weddings highlight society notices. Miss Mabel Leonard wed Raymond Barber with a reception, followed by Edith Richards and James Goldthwait nuptials at Mrs Richards residence. Annie Waterhouse and Richard Carter plan a June 28 ceremony at the New Church, Newton, while Miss Charlotte Dwinell weds Frederick Ives in Winchester Saturday.
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Cupid
Newtons
Mabel Leonard
William Thomas Leonard
Raymond Jenness Barber
Institute of Technology
West
Edith Daniell Richards
James Walter Goldthwait
Charles Grafton Richards
Austin Street
Newton
Annie Isabel Waterhouse
Richard Burrage Carter
New Church
Francis Asbury Waterhouse
Winchester
Charlotte Dwinell
James
Dillon Bronson
Marboro Street
Say Man Do You Know This Child In Your Dreams
Poem by Murph urges adults to keep a childlike spirit. It questions the recurring dream of a boy and asks readers to recall youth to ease aging and repair. The piece reflects on memory, self, and the value of play across a lifetime.
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Murph
Thear
Miss. Champagne
George
Poem by Charles Ford from Chelsea Mass printed as a reader submission
A humorous verse from Charles Ford of Chelsea Mass details a courting trip with a girl described as a peach. The piece unfolds through a string of seaside and amusement venue scenes including a beech, a Daffey house, a merry go round, an animal show, and a rail ride with a modest spend, ending with a line about money running out.
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Charles Ford
Chelsea
Mass
Sir
Colum
Helsea
Shea
Deacon Gage and the Gander Whose Merger Met its End
In Lynn Massachusetts a rural tale tells of Deacon William Gage a thrifty farmer near seventy who kept a varied stock. A gander and ring of animals are portrayed as autocrats who resist reform until a merger causes the bird to bite and die. The piece ends with a moral warning about mergers in the State House.
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Lynn
Mass
Tomorrow Letter From a Hairless Parent to an Heir Apparent
A playful note imagines a bald parent writing to a future heir about lineage and identity. The piece blends satire with personal reflection on ancestry and appearance. It frames heritage as a living dialogue across generations.
Wealth accumulating not the measure of success
Rev. Dr. Henson at Tremont Temple preached that true success is fulfilling the purpose for which one is created. He compared people to a locomotive, saying real achievement lies in serving God helping others and developing character, not amassing riches learning or fame.
Observant Citizen: Today in American History
On June 18 1812 the United States declared war on Great Britain marking the start of the War of 1812. President James Madison led the nation as Congress authorized hostilities amid tensions over trade impressment and maritime rights.
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England
Newsclippings Highlight Local People and Events
A Boston area roundup reports on a photographer decrying graveyard morbid curiosity at Charles L. Tucker’s burial. It notes Dr. Joseph Kelly planning to resign for a Dorchester practice, Captain George Wyman’s police duties, Beachmont praised for order, a new bowling record at Winthrop, and lawyer Melvin Adams guiding Tom Kelly. It adds Haverhill’s abandoned hotel, Concord visitor John W. Todd on Christian Scientists, Aetna Outing Club hosting Beachmont guests, Warden Bridges fishing jaunts, and local youths’ Seventeenth fireworks vs circus plans.
Two Women Deputies Highlight County Innovation
A New York county pioneers an innovation by appointing two women deputy sheriffs. The piece notes women may make good sheriffs, citing an affinity for attachments, while framing the development as a notable but not surprising shift in local law enforcement.
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New York
Baltimore
Brighton Bride Agnes McCarty Weds Thomas Morrissey
Miss Agnes G McCarty married Thomas Morrissey in St Columbkille Church Brighton ending a four year childhood romance. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Father Rossi. McCarty, a Mt St Josephs Academy graduate, is a prominent Brighton society member.
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Brighton
Thomas Morrissey
South Boston
St. Columbkinle’s Church
Rossi
Miss McCarty
Mt. St. Joseph’s Academy
Agnes G. M’carty
Grand Army veterans badge contest opens for New England
The Boston Post announces jewelled G A R badges awarded to the oldest and youngest Civil War veterans in New England. Contest closes Sunday July 1. Eligible veterans may enter. photographs will be preserved and returned on request. Address G A R Editor, The Boston Post.
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New England
THE
Boston Post
Milford Civil War Veteran William Stewart Founder Comic Style
William Stewart of Milford born New York July 22 1845 served as drummer in the 19th Massachusetts Infantry Company C. He fought at Ball's Bluff Antietam South Mountain Winchester Gettysburg and other actions before discharge at war’s end. He belongs to Milford Post 22. P F Ryan Worcester police sergeant born Wrentham March 11 1846 joined Walpole Cavalry served in Virginia and is a member of George H Ward Post 10 G A R Worcester.
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Milford
New York
Nineteenth
Massachusetts Infantry
Ball’s Bluff
Antietam
South Mountain
Winchester
Cola Harbor
Gettysburg
P. F. Ryan
Worcester
Wrentham
Mass
Walpole
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Virginia
Ryan
George H. Ward
Advice on Love Across Generations in Old Mailbox Style
The adviser cautions a 33 year old woman labeled old maid about a romance with an 18 year old. She says a boy of 18 isn’t responsible for all actions and urges seeking a companion closer in age. She dismisses the term old maid as antiquated and encourages embracing youth later in life.
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Miss Champagne
Samantha’ J
Choosing a Wife From Three Suitors in a Small Office
A 23 year old man seeks advice to pick among three office colleagues as potential wife material. The advisor urges selecting the person who best embodies economical and home loving qualities, arguing that a clear head can prevent marrying for uncertain infatuation and encourage love to grow with the right partner.
The Girl I Left Behind Me Returns Home
Edith M. Thurlow depicts Bessie White torn by war memories as Bob Fuller, believed dead, returns from the Philippines and insists his devotion to a new love while revealing the girl he truly loves is Bessie. The encounter unfolds with jealousy and reconciliation.
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Bessie White
Bob Fuller
Philippines
Bob
Irene Hudson
Bessie
Choates Arrive in Stockbridge From New York
LENOX June 17 Joseph H Choate Mrs Choate and Miss Mabel Choate arrived in Stockbridge tonight from New York.
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Lenox
Joseph H. Choate
Mrs. Choate
Mabel Choate
Stockbridge
New York
Connecticut Sangerfest Opens in Waterbury
The 13th State German Sangerfest begins in Waterbury, Connecticut, tomorrow and runs two days. Governor Roberts and his staff will join the local German societies for ceremonies and entertainment.
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Waterbury
Conn
Roberts
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