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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1903

Page

6

Lipton’s Shamrock III Spurs Cup Talk On Omens And Seagoing Value

The piece notes St Patrick’s Day launch of Shamrock III and parallels eight letter names like Reliance and Columbia. It argues Shamrock III is a racing craft, and American builders can outpace British rivals while criticizing the cost of America’s Cup boats and suggesting naval armament limits should be budgeted.

Thomas Lipton Reliance Herreshoff New York Club Vigilant Dunraven Valkyrie Columbia Pittsburg

Canal Treaty Approves Ratification Amid Debate

The canal treaty with Colombia is ratified nearly unanimously, with minor amendments rejected. The Cuban reciprocity pact is endorsed as a step toward commercial reciprocity, though not fully meeting demands. The Hay-Bond treaty with Newfoundland and New England requires Senate action before adjournment.

Republic of Colombia Cuba Roosevelt Newfoundland Boston Massachusetts New England

A Poor Sort of Peace in the Philippines

The Manila report notes imminent legal action by the U S territorial government against Nationalist leaders for aiding Filipino troops under General Gomez. Officials say charges cite support to rebels, despite General Gomez denying them. The piece decries Roosevelt era peace as ineffective.

Manila Miguel United States Luzon Gomez Cable Taft Roosevelt Philippines Washington Phillippines

Race for sea power fuels British naval debate

In the House of Commons Sir Robert Reid attacks the costly naval arms race among Germany Russia and Britain. He urges friendly negotiations to curb expenditure and seek accord with the rival powers to preserve or redefine maritime supremacy.

House of Commons Robert Reid Germany Russia Great Britain

Observant Citizen Notes Boston Spring Cleanup And Local Affairs

The Observant Citizen reports spring cleanup at the State House park with trees planted on Bowdoin street, mentions celebration success in South Boston, Evacuation Day nostalgia, and a public debate on posterity. It praises Sergeant Timothy Murphy’s promotion, notes a Dorchester street improvement proposal, comments on local politics and a dawn decoration of John Boyle O’Reilly’s statue.

State House Park Bowdoin Street New York Albany Posterity Boston Peninsula

Literary satirists and authors cook up new works and plans

Circles of writers including Fitch Howells Tarkington Brimson and Daskam are active with new books serials and operas. Howells plans a Portland spring launch, Ade works on Oils Well That's John's Well, and Winter prepares Autumn Lodge summer retreat.

Clrcle Fitch Booth Tarkington William Dean Howls Howls Portland Vermont Bjorn Brimson Toom Steve Sam The Plains Josephine Dodge Daskam John Strange Springfield Mrs Rover Saxony George Ade John

Director Samuel N D North Seen as Census Director

The piece argues Samuel N D North should become director of the census, citing his long census related work since 1880 with American press statistics and his role as secretary of the National Association of Wool Manufacturers. It criticizes previous leaders and endorses North as a capable statistician for the bureau.

Samuel N. D. North Washington North National Association of Wool Manufacturers Merriam Bureau Cortelyou

Evacuation Day Celebrated with South Boston Fervor

A Boston Evacuation Day celebration drew strong local participation with city and state officials and the U S Army lieutenant general. The piece argues against making Evacuation Day a statewide holiday, noting local enthusiasm suffices and lessons of patriotism endure.

Boston Army of the United States Commonwealth

Notorious Bank Heist Plot Leads Couple to Europe

James Norton, a Boston banker, plots to flee with 175000 dollars of bank funds with his wife Kate. They stage a ruse to depart for Liverpool aboard the Altonia, aided by Kate’s quick thinking as a detective closes in on their plan.

Far West San Francisco Keokuk St. Louis United States Steel Company Boston Ebenezer Fbenezer South James Norton Bank of Boston Kate Europe South Station New York Dartmouth Street Charles Norton Fall River Liverpool Gooding Altonia Mr. Norton

Irish Parade and the Sunburst Flag

The Irish regiment marches with gleaming bayonets and prancing chargers as bands play and flags wave. The poem asks if such pageantry hides Ireland’s enduring wrongs and raises questions about lasting meaning beyond fleeting spectacle. Denis A. McCarthy.

Ireland

Things You Ought to Know Dose One

A concise daily bulletin highlights a single fact or tip designed to inform readers. The column presents a brief, practical takeaway suitable for quick reading and memory.

Future of Methodist Church Discussed by Boston University Students

The senior class of the Boston University Theological School held its annual banquet at the Copley Square Hotel. Guests included President William F. Warren and Professor Samuel J. McWatters. Toast master Louis Magin led remarks as speakers debated the church’s future.

Boston University Theotorical School Copley Square Hotel William F. Warren Samuel J. McWatters Louis Magin Methodist Church Messrs J. Edwin Lacount Alexander Wayman Thomas Webster Hezekiah Powell Amos Martin Bruce Samuel W. Kemeter Arrees McWatters

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