The Post Announces Vacation Time and Subscriptions
The Daily Post will be mailed to any U S or Canada address for 25 cents per month and the Sunday Post for 25 cents per month. Subscribers must pay and notices will discontinue without further notice if unable to obtain the Post regularly. Editor and Publisher S A Grozier urges prompt notification for address changes.
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Daily Post
United States
Canada
Sunday Post
Ar Pewedeuier
Newaboy
A. Grozier
Béltor
Mass House Proves Public Opinion in Massachusetts
The prompt questions whether the Massachusetts House reflects public opinion while wondering if the Senate will be viewed as misrepresentative. It contrasts legislative bodies and hints at political accountability without detailing specific events.
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House of Representatives
Massachusetts
Senate
Harvard Defeats Yale In Historic New London Rowing Contest
Harvard wins the annual intercollegiate boat race at New London by five seconds, ending Yale's long dominance. The piece lauds scientific training, calls for shortening the four mile course, and notes risks to rowers’ health. The column ends with a Massachusetts law reference and railroad exception question.
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Harvard
Yale
New London
Wray
Fusion in Pennsylvania reshapes state politics with Bryan backing
At Harrisburg the Democratic Convention endorsed a radical fusion plan. Independent Republican Lewis Emery Jr is nominated for governor, signaling the end of Guffey's leadership and a break from Standard Oil influence. The gathering backed William J. Bryan for president and urged reform elements to unite against corruption.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Lewis Emery, Jr
Guffey
Standard Oil
Senator Quay
Quay
William J. Bryan
United States
Bryan
Theodore Roosevelt
Impregnable position on law for Boston & Maine and rivals
The text questions whether the law governing the domestic Boston & Maine applies equally to the foreign New York New Haven Hartford. It ponders jurisdiction and corporate law applicability across corporate boundaries.
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Boston & Maine
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Make the Cole Bill Law
The House quickly passed the Cole bill in a 127 to 59 vote, endorsing Massachusetts law and opposing merger of street railways with steam lines. The measure forbids steam railroads from owning or controlling street railways in the Commonwealth and sets six months for compliance with penalties ranging from 1000 to 10000 dollars. The Senate is urged to concur, aligning with public opinion and the inviolability of state law.
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House of Representatives
Commonwealth
Luce
Somerville
Cole
Dean
Wakefield
Weeks
Everett
Downey
Cambridge
Ferber
Boston
Brigham
Marlboro
Mellen
Worcester
Higgins
Senate
Massachusetts
Senate of
House
Maine Republicans reject new prohibition referendum plank
In Portland the Maine Republican convention renominated Governor Cobb and rejected a push from Lewiston and Bangor delegates to resubmit the prohibitory amendment. Democrats demand Referendum and gain support from some Republicans. observers foresee the issue weakening Republican strength and Gov Cobb's likely re election.
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Maine
Portland
Cobb
Lewiston
Bangor
Massachusetts Senators and the Cole bill debate
The text urges Massachusetts Senators to support the Cole bill, arguing they should not oppose the popular will, the Republican governor, or the principle of equal law for all men and corporations. It calls for firm public duty and swift passage of the measure.
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Massachusetts
Stealthy Steve hunts Chico the Choice in Boston kitchen plot
In a melodramatic chapter, Stealthy Steve disguises as an immigrant to spy on Sylvia Tutti-frutti and her lover Chico-the-Choice in V Bonario’s house basement kitchen. He notes the gas light, reads Laura Libbey, and plans to identify the Black Hand writer within 24 hours while tracking the lovers.
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Steve
Sylva Tutti-frutti
V. Bonario
Chico-the
Chico-the-Choke
Chico
O. K
Tutti-frutti
Chico-the-Choice
Bonanno
Liberty
Panere
Sylva
Laura Jean Libbey
Stealthy Steve’s Entrance Sparks Betrayal Plan
In a tense scene Sylva and Bonario await news as Stealthy Steve sneaks into V. Bonario’s room to report on Sylva’s reply. A knock at the kitchen door interrupts the moment. Steve grips his six shooter as Chico-the-Choice looms, promising further developments tomorrow.
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Sylva
Steve
V. Bonario
Bonario
Chico-the-Choice
Advice to a Jealous Suitor on Love and Rings
A young man writes Miss Champagne seeking guidance after jealousy ends his engagement. He recalls a former fiancée who dated another man while he wore her engagement ring. He asks if he should give his ring to a second woman he loves, and whether his conscience permits moving on. Miss Champagne affirms his right to act and suggests trust renewed with the second girl.
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Miss Champigne
Silent Suffering of Mary Highlighted in May Report
A concise note recalls Mary enduring hardship in silence during May, emphasizing the shock and concern around her condition and the community reaction to her ordeal.
His First Visit Spigot Advice Sparks Home Tension
In a short dialogue, Mr. Ryetop instructs Miranda to let water run all night to avoid misrepresentation, while Mrs. Ryetop and Hiram react with curiosity and concern about the advice and its purpose. The scene centers on household decisions and the clerk's claim of running water in each room.
Untitled Verse Fragment About A Fisherman’s Mood
Fragmentary verse about fishing and mood with scattered names and phrases. Tone hints at anticipation and personal feelings as the speaker notes fish begin to bite and a sense of timing and honesty surfaces. The text contains garbled phrases and partial lines, suggesting a poetic or diary-like record of a moment by the water.
Ailing Man Pleads for Love as Nurse Deceives Him
In a dim room a dying man begs his wife Nan to confess love while Nurse Melton wrestles with a lie. He recalls a happiness lost ten years past, and she finally kisses him, risking exposure as she feigns affection to comfort him.
Final Frail Words Of Ailing Husband To His Wife
An ailing man in a hospital whispers to his wife Nan as his strength wanes. He smiles faintly, then his breathing grows faint, and Nurse Melton announces the end has come with a gentle final bid.
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Knights of Columbus Councils of
Lowell
Butler Ames
Congressman Ames
Society Notes From Beacon Street on Harvard Yale Race Trip
Miss Hannah Stevenson of Beacon Street and Pride's Crossing headed a party to New London for the Harvard Yale race. Her brothers are Harvard men, and her sister married a Harvard graduate. Also noted is departure of the Greenoughs to Murray Bay Canada and town events including a June wedding at Follen Street Cambridge.
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Hannah Stevenson
Beaconstreet
Pride’s Crossing
Vincent Club
New London
Stevenson
The
Crimson
Robert H. Stevenson, Jr
Thomas G. Stevenson
Harvard
Caroline
Robert Saltonstall
Oter
Harry Parsons King, Jr
Jim
H. P. Kings
Commonwealth Avenue
Back Bay
Robert B. Greenough
Beacon Street
Canada
Goodwin
Follen Street
Cambridge
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