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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1905
Page
6
The Chicago teamsters strike shows little chance of rapid settlement despite earlier talks. Public opinion should push for a peaceful solution to prevent continued economic loss and suffering, including violence, poverty, and crippled industry affecting workers and their families.
The piece argues Roosevelt should remove Loomis from the State Department after Bowen’s discharge, asserting Bowen’s value in private life and questioning Loomis’s conduct in Caracas. It claims public trust remains eroded and urges a final resolution to the episode.
Report on the Chicago Limited wreck on the New York Central line points to suspected malicious intent. Investigators seek motive as officials describe the disaster as a deliberate act and examine evidence on the Wednesday evening incident.
The piece argues that deliberate derailment caused a deadly crash shows speed increases risk but proper rail maintenance and fireproof passenger cars are essential. It notes President Newman’s call to restore an 18 hour express and urges mandatory fireproof construction to prevent horrific burn injuries.
A Kiel cable reports King Christian IX of Denmark is gravely ill at 87. As Europe's oldest reigning monarch, his long reign began in 1863 and a future death would unsettle many courts. His 46 descendants and numerous royal marriages link him to Russia, Britain, Greece, Germany, and beyond.
The article notes several local happenings while fishermen stay ashore due to thick fog and rough seas. It mentions White Star Line ships Arabic and Canopic, a record voyage with nearly 300 first cabin passengers and 325 plus passengers, and various social and civic notes in the Dorchester area.
A 7 5 attendance of 7500 saw Harvard and Yale play an 11 inning 1 1 tie opening series game. Yale pitcher Jackson starred, holding the Crimson to one run as both sides showed strong defense and late rallies. The series promises tense matchups after Yale’s prior wins and Princeton setback.
William Clark of Adams files for bankruptcy in the U S District Court with liabilities listed at 56577.09 and assets of 45231.53. Secured creditors include Schafer Schramm Vogel 23600 H A Caesar Co 2830 and First National Bank of Adams 86. Unsecured debts list Henry Simonds 3000 and others. Assets cover stock, horses, cattle, machinery and debts totaling 25155 and 3189 37.
A lyrical fragment addresses Love in dawn and dusk and seeks knowledge of love's ways. The verse references Arthur Davison Ficke and appears in Harper’s Magazine for July.
The all sorts column appears on page seven of today’s Post. It gathers a variety of small items and notes likely including local briefs and reader contributions.
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