The Boston Post June 19 1907 subscription notices
Boston Post announces daily and Sunday subscription rates for regular and vacation issues. It lists Canada rates and foreign mailing options, with payment in advance rules and addresses for changing delivery. Editor FE A Grozifr directed publication.
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Summer Arrives with Fourth of July Proximity
The text notes the quick shift to midsummer conditions and urges prompt action. It highlights summer apparel straw hats light diet and the upcoming long days. It announces vacations and the Glorious Fourth near at hand.
Boston Said Top Backdrop for National Conventions
The article argues Boston is the ideal convention city for next year with its natural and artistic appeal. It notes any location is centrally accessible due to rapid transit and frames the main issue as securing a suitable convention hall rather than broader feasibility.
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Government offers to return surplus Chinese indemnity
The Washington offer to return the surplus of the Chinese indemnity is praised as a conscience approval by the American people. The new Congress is expected to authorize the action. Powers damaged in the Boxer uprising had demanded excess, and after settling about half the amount, the United States may hand back the remainder. The response of other powers remains to be seen.
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Heroes of Civil Life: Cornelius H. Tagen Remembered
The three horse hitch driver of Engine 14, Cornelius H. Tagen, died saving others from a collision with a street car in Roxbury. His brave act is praised as a stark reminder that fire department heroes risk life daily in the line of duty.
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Roxbury
No American duel in modern civilization urges restraint
The article notes European reports of a Budapest manufacturer death blamed on an American duel in which contestants drew lots to determine who would kill himself. It argues such drawing of lots for death is outdated, compares to Hamilton’s era, and condemns the code duel as losing ferocity and dignity abroad.
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Unclear duel code cited in American context
A Hungarian manufacturer reportedly believed the American duel rules constrained him to kill himself. The text suggests this was a mistake born of ignorance and notes no known code exists in America or replacement devised yet. The remark frames the incident as a polite function with unclear factual basis.
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America
Lawmakers Weigh Bills To Block New Haven Maine Merger
The railroad committee studies measures to curb the New Haven and Boston & Maine merger affecting Massachusetts law. Amend Cole’s bill to restrict stock acquisitions and require explicit committee findings on desirability, with a July 1 1908 deadline. Other proposals from the attorney general and General Malone add penalties and aim to prevent tainted transfers.
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Liquor Sale to Women Debate on License Board Action
The License Board aims to bar liquor sales to women in saloons, urging strict at home and social order. The Post supports prohibition in all licensed saloons, arguing women should not drink on premises, while hotels may differ.
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Train Despatchers Hold 20th Annual Convention in Boston
About three hundred train despatchers from the United States and Canada gathered in Boston for their 20th annual convention at the Hotel Brunswick. Morning sessions featured J E Holloren, Rev Edward A Horton, and Mayor Fitzgerald. Lucius Tuttle spoke highly of railroad loyalty. John Tl Mackie shared reminiscences. tours and a harbor excursion followed. The event is expected to close the next day.
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Mayor Pursues National Conventions Here With Dover
Mayor Fitzgerald aims to attract both major parties conventions to the city. He plans talks with Boston mercantile associations and will meet Secretary Elmer Dover of the Republican National Committee in the coming week to discuss the possibility.
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Back to the Tall Buildings by Newton Newkire
The narrator returns from a Maine fishing vacation to the familiar city life. He recounts doctors, trips, and his boss’s support, with humor about rest, travel choices, and a dog as his camp companion. He notes the contrast between wilderness solitude and urban clamor.
Agreeing or Disagreeing Shapes Perceived Cleverness
A saying notes that harmony in disagreement affects perception: agreeing with a man makes him view you as clever, while opposing him leads him to call you a fool. The quote reflects social psychology on dialogue and judgment.
Cottage for Sale Near Highland Station in New Hampshire
A story and a half house one mile from Highland station with large woodshed is offered for sale. Families are urged by the Berlin Reporter to consider the property as a good home with work opportunities for children and women in local hotels and laundry tasks, inviting inquiries to J. E. Dorr, Jefferson Highlands, New Hampshire.
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Recipe to Prevent Hens From Eating Eggs
A humorous exchange in All Sorts discusses methods to stop hens from eating eggs. It catalogs zany remedies such as muzzling, substituting china eggs, and giving old picked eggs, noting the dramatic but unsafe recipe involving removing a hen’s head is not recommended.
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Heat of Boston Common and city notes on signs of summer
A day of extreme heat paints Boston scenes from the Common where sleepers dot the greensward to a Frog Pond fouled with debris. Police in light uniforms patrols and a Charlestown banquet showcases a strong oratory by James P. Maloney. Nearby crowds throng Washington Street offices and rail and ferry terminals as summer arrives. A upside down flag on Columbus Avenue, hot ice cream vendors, canoe misadventures at Norumbega Park, and a Daly Industrial School garden party highlight a busy, sunlit urban day with brief civic and social items.
Mary Stanley Hoague and Charles Minot Sheafe Jr. wed
In Trinity Church, Miss Mary Stanley Hoague of Mt. Ver nop street and Charles Minot Sheafe Jr. of New York married. Rev. Alexander Mann officiated. Bride a Vincent Club girl. groom son of Charles M. Sheafe of Seattle and Harvard Class of 1898. Bridesmaids cousins Mary Cunningham and Mary Copley Amory. Ruth Sheafe maid of honor. They will live in New York City.
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Cohasset
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Stairs of Decision in a Garden Tale of Fame and Love
In a June garden a girl named Elizabeth debates leaving home to seek fame with her singing. Her neighbor Joel, facing blindness and study, expects his own ascent, while Elizabeth aches to support him. At the pivotal stair to the world, he kisses her, choosing a shared future over solitary ascent.
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Thunder
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Mildred Champagne on Love and Family Odds
A 22 year old asks if she should marry a man who supports his mother with wages from a limited income. Mildred Champagne urges viewing him as stable and kind, notes his burdened family, but suggests he take on fewer responsibilities and focus on the couple as the central unit of the home.
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