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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1906
Page
6
The Daily Post and Sunday Post subscription details for 25 cents per month are listed. Address changes may be sent by mail or telephone. The publisher B A Grosier announces vacation time and instructs readers on renewals and discontinuations.
The Prohibition party makes a full field entry for the State campaign with a complete platform, candidates, and denunciations. The piece notes the public's current preference for rest over labor and hints that the early aggressive move may provoke resentment and doubt its advantage.
A Washington Bureau report on 1905 Philippine Islands commerce argues the so called commercial ascendency under the US flag is overstated. US imports reach about 5.59 million, while France and Britain exceed US totals. British shipments raise total British trade to about seven million. Cotton cloth and yarns reveal US shares small, and overall US trade with the islands remains minor compared with other regions. The piece urges caution in linking flag status with trade gains.
Massachusetts Governor Guild defers to executive power after Legislature deadlocks on the Cole bill. He orders immediate action to enforce laws against New York New Haven & Hartford stock holdings, backed by major business groups and state officials.
The piece questions the adequacy of statutes governing campaign contributions and projects a grand jury inquiry into party funds. It notes the district attorney’s actions and highlights the difficulty in tracing Bestgen contributions due to insufficient testimony and uncertain enforcement.
A political article argues laws should require full and permanent records to strengthen public memory. It contends that statutes must ensure durable documentation rather than temporary notes by party managers.
Mr Charles H Dalton retires from the Boston Transit Commission at the end of his term. He helped build the park system as a Park Commission member, volunteering without pay for years, and later contributed to underground transportation planning during rapid city growth.
Waldo Bentley is appointed postmaster of New Marlboro to succeed resigning John Adams. The post office will not be discontinued and remains in operation in Barrington.
In 1886 James Gibbons was elevated to cardinal in the United States. A year earlier mutineers on the Kniaz Potemkin conceded and Odessa evaded a naval engagement.
V. Bonario’s mansion hosts a tense scene as Sylva the chambermaid implicates Chico the Choice, a feared Black Hand figure, in a whispered plan to threaten Bonario before his wedding. The unnamed observer records the suspect’s height, features, and the moment he entered Bonario’s room stealthily.
The Storrs family faces changes as Dr. Harry P. Storrs accepts a Western posting after his sister's marriage in England. Mrs. Tasigi visits Hartsdale while renewing ties with her daughter and grandchildren. Boston figures Appleton Amory and Storrow return from New York, with stays at major hotels. Anna Blake Shaw hosts a Lenox luncheon invitation.
Miss Annie Isabel Waterhouse daughter of Mrs. Francis A. Waterhouse of 201 Highland avenue married Richard D. Carter of West Newton. The ceremony was at New Jerusalem Church with Rev. John Goddard officiating. The bride, Radcliffe 1906 graduate, wore white mousse line silk. The couple will honeymoon in Europe.
In a snowbound city Frank Kingsley treks through a ferocious blizzard to reunite with his mother and his cousin Marjorie. He finds his brother Dick assumed lost to the sea, then miraculously rescues him near their home, ending the perilous journey with a joyful homecoming.
Miss Cleanor Little of Salem will marry Mr. Talbot Aldrich of Mt. Vernon Street at her parents home on Chestnut Street. The bride, a debutante, will honeymoon aboard his steam yacht Bethulia, which arrived at Marblehead. A ball at the Somerset and other events preceded the ceremony with fewer than 60 witnesses.
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