Postal notice from Post Publishing Company address update
The notice states the paper changes its address and urges readers to send subscriptions in advance to the Post Publishing Company. It directs checks and money orders payable to the Post Publishing Company and warns subscriptions will be discontinued on expiration if not prepaid. It asks readers to notify by postal if the paper cannot be obtained from a new dealer or newsboy.
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Fism
Post Publishing Company
Zz. A. Grozier
Senate Tariff Bill Progress and House Readjustment Ahead
The Senate is expected to move the tariff bill to completion by midweek. The House will then work to align the measure with public interests, free of trusts and monopolies. Delays push final enactment into July, as differences between chambers cannot be settled quickly.
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United States Senate
Conference Committee
Senate
Governor Greenhalge urged to veto costly Bell Telephone bill
The editorial urges Governor Greenhalge to veto the Bell Telephone grab bill to protect public interests in Massachusetts. It warns that signing or allowing a without signature passage would align him with a monopoly or weaken his role as guardian of the people, and presses for a veto today.
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Greenhalge
Massachusetts
Boston's Privilege Over Elevated Railroad Bill
The Boston State Senate resumes after Sunday recess to consider the elevated railroad bill. The editorial urges recognizing Boston's rights and holding a public vote, proposing an amendment requiring approval by Boston’s voters or, if impossible, to kill the bill. It warns against crowding the city with a project affecting seventy miles of streets.
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State Senate
Boston
Senate
The Drowning Season in Boston Warns on Bathing Safety
A Boston editorial warns that hot weather increases drownings as youths seek baths at unsafe spots. It stresses common sense, cramps risk, and choosing public bathing areas to reduce fatalities through prudent conduct and accessible facilities.
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Boston
Drowning Season Reframed As Quiet Period
The phrase suggests a shift in how dangerous water season feels, implying fewer fatal incidents while noting the period may lose some of its deadly impact. Authorities may emphasize safety campaigns as temperatures rise and crowds gather near beaches and rivers.
Death of Carnot Reflects on French Republic
The assassination of President Carnot in Lyons shocks France but is seen as unlikely to topple the republic. Commentators praise Carnot as a prudent, successful leader whose term was nearing its end, with Panama scandal weighing more than this crime.
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France
Republic
Carnot
Lyons
M. Carnot
Panama
Welcome for Frances Willard Reflects Reformer’s Fame
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union greets Frances E. Willard with fervent, spontaneous warmth. The praise centers on her kindness and leadership, not only her reforms, signaling broad support across American women for her continued temperance and humanitarian work.
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Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Frances E. Willard
Miss Willard
America
Observant Citizen highlights Boston area doings and humor
A column notes Forest Hills parishioners thanking James Belford for loaning land for a lawn party. It mentions Thomas Croak sailing to England with his wife, the Excelsiors wishing bon voyage, and praise for carnival volunteers including Jim Maguire. It also covers a celebration of Ambrosole's new hotel, electric wire incidents on Washington street, and humorous school nose instruction. There's a New York collar law, late-night restaurant gaps, and Sergeant Sullivan's raid methods.
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Thomas Croak
Foley
Washington Street
Boston
South Boston
Birth of a royal heir captivates London crowds
London reports the birth of a son to the Duke and Duchess of York. The heir presumptive to the crown draws congratulatory telegraphs from European leaders as crowds cheer at White Lodge and St. Paul’s observances. The infant is healthy and likely to bear a royal title, with court and government officials in attendance.
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London
Duchess of York
Duke of York
England
White Lodge
York
Europe
William Harcourt
St. Paul’s Thisvening
Horse Guards
Princess May
Prince and Princess of Wales
Home Secretary
Asquith
Losely Park
Henry White
Princess of Wales
Prince
Mansion House
Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland
Empire of India
Duke of Kent
Henry Asquith
Canterbury
Alexandra Duff
Duchess of Fife
Window Defenses Tighten as Quiet Professionals Work
The report notes burglars break through windows while doors remain fortified, illustrating a pattern where intruders exploit weak glass and sash during daytime break ins, and businesses operating quietly often neglect window security.
People Worth Knowing in Society News
Henry A Adams declares he will not return to the Episcopal Church and remains grateful for last summer's gift. Rev Arthur Wentworth Eaton will visit Inchiquin Newport and preach July 15 at All Saints Memorial Chapel. Rev Murdoch of Rome Ga is dismissed for editor duties at a church paper. Aquilla Robertson, Indiana’s likely first white-born resident, is 90, lifelong church member, father of eleven. Rev J W Horsley appeals to brewers for funds for a temperance mission. Philadelphia colored community cites Henry Tanner as America’s finest Black artist with a $1000 pledge for The Bagpipe Lesson. plans levy-type sales to Afro-Americans. Tanner returns to Paris. Academy of Fine Arts lauds Tanner and his work.
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Arthur Wentworth Eaton
New York
Eprom
Elliere
Inchiquin
Newport
John O’brien
All Saints’ Memorial Chapel
Aquilla Robertson
Indiana
Philadelphia Record
Philadelphia
America
Henry C. Tanner
Academy
Board of Ministers
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Tumble Up Refrain Echoes in Schoolyard Tale
A brief, archaic dialogue features a kind teacher asking why the boy tumbled. The youth replies with a wistful line about unable to tumble up, capturing a moment of gentle discipline and yearning.
Boston Summer Opera Season Opens With D'Arville Rehearsals
D Arville opera company rehearsed Walkal at the Tremont as the tenth anniversary of Miss D Arville’s stage debut is celebrated with color decorations and souvenirs. The Mascot moves to Park Theatre for the week, Mikado is planned for July 2, and Cora Van Tassell stars at the Museum tonight.
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Boston
D’arville Opera Company
Tremont
D'Arville
Manola-Mason Company
Park Theatre
Cora van Tassell
Tennessee
Pardner
Museum
Marlon—Manola Mason
John George W. Wilson
Geo. C. Boniface, Jr
Trixy Friganza
Helen Dayne
Lindsay Morison
H. G. Lonsdale
Marie Broughton
Wer
Mascot Extra
Arance
Camille D’arville
Wm. McLaughlin
Clinton Fider
A. ¥. MacCollin
Chas. R. Burrows
Henry Stanley
Phil Robson
Kate Davis
Jilda Hollins
Wand Hollins
Nannie Morse
Gussie Rutledge
Alice van Buren
George Frothingham
Falka
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Ambrosole
Maggie
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Moore
Mamie McLaughlin
Front
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Justice Haggerty
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Richter
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Quinn
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Crand Orchestra
Mr. T. Adamowski
Robin Hootd
Reginald DE Koven
Boston Museum
Scott Marble
Frep_ MiLver, JR
Davy
Burlesque Co
Original Living Pictures
Lynn
Marblehead
Salem Willows
Baker’s Island
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Snow’s Arch
Atlantic Ave
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Bevere
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Salem
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Merchants & Miners Transportation Co
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Newport News
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Tenn. & Ga
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Atwood & Rich
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Canada
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SS. Olivette
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