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Afraid of Its Shadow on Massachusetts Trade Policy
The legislative committee on federal relations softens its stance, urging reciprocity with Canada without harming American agriculture, labor, or industry. It avoids pushing for free coal and iron, buckles to stand-patters, and rejects Governor Douglas’ proposal for an industrial commission.
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Massachusetts
Canada
Congress
Douglas
Massachusetts gas deal tests legislature and public trust
The piece notes statewide interest in the city gas deal and warns that stock watering could raise gas prices for all. It cites Senators Moseley and Bearse and asks how they will align on the issue, urging MassachusettsLegislature to uphold American legislative standards and avoid a historic wrong.
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Boston
Moseley
Bearse
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Uncle Sam's parsimony to Massachusetts
The acting Mayor urges Aldermen to regulate traffic over subway excavations to limit city liability for accidents. Lessons from the first subway and a Tremont Boylston Street disaster point to careful construction. The piece critiques federal economy and calls for practical measures without endangering life or public funds.
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Boylston Streets
Mischief at the Post Office and Local Happenings
A West Poland correspondent reports boys playing tricks with revolving doors at the post office, causing nose bumps for entering patrons. Other notes include a pig sale swap, a silver loving cup prize, Navy wrecks, gifts to Hank McGrath, McNary’s beard, a new Republican birth, and various civic and social events in Boston.
Economy and General Miles on Governor Douglas' staff
A reader notes the emphasis on economy and questions whether the War Department would insist on such cuts if General Miles were not serving on Governor Douglas' staff. The remark links military leadership to fiscal restraint and political influence.
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Miles
Douglas
The Way to Build the Canal Letter to the Editor
A reader praises a Morning Post editorial titled The Way to Build the Canal urging a single competent head of the commission. The writer commends honesty of purpose attributed to the President and notes it is possible to be both right and president. Address: 149 Tremont Street, March 11.
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March 11
All Sorts by Newton Newkirk
Washington D C March 13 1905 Newton Newkirk writes from the capital about gas meter quarrels with Gas Addicks in Wilmington and rude celebrity arrivals in Washington during the inauguration with a comic Wild West show depiction and a hanging joke. He ends with a weathered note on an Indian encounter and a playful salute to Seth Bullock’s cowboys.
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Dakota
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Hymnographer Miss Crosby Honored On 85th Birthday
The obituary style piece notes the life of Frances Jane Crosby born March 26 1820 in Putnam County. It highlights her blindness from youth her work at the Institute for the Blind in New York her friendship with Grover Cleveland and the enduring popularity of hymns like Blessed Assurance Safe In the Arms of Jesus and Rescue the Perishing. A Crosby day tribute is planned with church songs and a living homage rather than posthumous honors.
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Boston
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Putnam County
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Cleveland
Woes of the Spotty Twins
A humorous fragment recalls a trio of comic figures facing misfortune over mutton chops and a broiled dinner, tied to a fortune teller's odd prediction. The tone is playful and deliberately tangled in dialect.
Baron Kaneko Hosts Refined Lenten Dinner at Somerset
Baron Eientaro Kaneko entertained a sophisticated set at the Somerset with a library reception and a dinner party. Notables included Mrs. Judge Lowell in blue and gold lace and Mrs. Frederick Ayer in white satin, while gentlemen guests featured Judge Lowell and Collector George H. Lyman among others.
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Eientaro Kaneko
Judge Lowell
Frederick Ayer
Nathan Matthews, Jr
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Mrs. Lindsley
Banquet of Harvard Grotonian Society Report
The Grotonian Society of Harvard University held its annual banquet at the Somerset in the old banquet hall last evening. Members are students trained at Groton School reflecting the society’s long tradition and fellowship.
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Harvard University
Somerset
Groton School
Fanny Crosby Hymn Safe in the Arms of Jesus to Be Sung Sunday
The most famous hymn Safe in the arms of Jesus by Fanny Crosby is set for churches next Sunday in her honor. The hymn promises safety from care and fear, with lines of faith and trust in Jesus as refuge and the rock of ages.
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Fanny J. Crosby
Jasper Sea
Miss Champagne
Charley
Fanny Crosby Birthday Observances Across Bridgeport
The blind hymn writer Fanny J. Crosby will celebrate at home in Bridgeport Conn with colleagues and admirers. Churches plan to honor her as Fanny Crosby day as she nears publication of her autobiography and notes her 8000 hymns.
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Fanny J. Crosby
Bridgeport
Conn
Fanny Crosby
Opening Monet Exhibit Promises Gala Society Reception
Society notes describe a Copley Society reception in Copley Hall marking the Monet exhibition opening. Attendees include Miss Amy Lowell and several prominent Boston figures as guests and contributors to the display. The piece lists parties, teas, and social itineraries surrounding Boston’s summer plans and notable visitors.
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Copley Hall
Amy Lowell
Brookline
Laurence Minot
Desmond Fitzgerald
John Parkinson
Gardner Greene Hammond
Arthur T. Cabot
Arthur Astor Carey
Roger Walcott
Elizabeth Lawrence
Charles S. Sargent
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Readville
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Commonwealth Avenue
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George B. Haskell
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Kautz
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Quincy
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London
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Beacon Street
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Egypt
Riviera
Pemberton
West Manchester
Kane
Elizabeth
N. J
Moth
Senator Kane
Gordon Prince
Charles R. Hayden
When should a young man marry according to advice
A letter from a reader asks about marrying at eighteen. The response advises delaying marriage for three to four years to secure a stable future and self support, noting that a man should not ask a girl to marry unless he can provide comfortably.
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Miss Champagne
Boston Post
Spring Overcoats At Macallar Parker Company
Spring arrival heralds lighter options as Macallar Parker Company promotes a large range of overcoats. Silk lined and mohair options priced from 15 to 30 dollars with belts and plain styles available at 400 Washington Street.
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