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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1909
Page
7
In Naples a mother and child on a terrace share a lullaby then vanish into memory as Clarissa, a famed singer, performs in New York. A white haired woman in black, long separated from her child, recognizes the singer in a Metropolitan Concert Hall, reuniting at last.
A reader asks how to mend a quarrel after a failed dance invite. The columnist suggests apologizing humbly, fixing a real dance, and not letting peers spoil mood, advising to join the fun and act like a mature man.
An exceptionally complete assortment of piazza furniture is shown, including Willow tables and chairs, Cedar armchairs and tables, and Hickory pieces. Prices range from 1.50 to 17.00 with several rounded top and octagonal designs noted.
Testimony in a Philadelphia court links Mrs Gould with Dustin Farnum during the 1906 Virginian tour. Witnesses describe flirtatious exchanges, hotel scenes, and late night elevator rides as the Goulds’ entourage and Farnum mingle in prominent hotels.
Captain Rogvald Gotsche of the Pennsylvanía, a 40 year seafarer, 34 with United Steamship, born in Denmark, 54, began at 14. He sails Philadelphia to Baltimore and Scandanavia with trips to Boston, recalls a Stornoway hurricane sinking the Alabama after a shaft failure and ten days in harbor.
William E. Chandler former U.S. senator and ex Secretary of the Navy issues a signed public statement urging all progressive Republicans to support President Taft in his stance on the income tax. The appeal highlights party unity and tax policy amid ongoing political debates.
A small attic fire at 93 Suffolk Street in Maiden leads to the suffocation and burning of over 50 pigeons kept in the attic of Harry Addleberg’s residence this afternoon.
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