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O&e
New York
Boston Post
B. A. Grozier
Legal weight of bread loaves must be 32 ounces in Boston
The article argues that master bakers cannot reduce loaf size or mix weights without violating the law which fixes 32 ounce loaves and 16 ounce half loaves and 8 ounce quarters. It condemns evasion by the Boston Board of Police and notes a 1 ¼ cent price rise for the legal loaf. The piece asserts such evasion is a misdemeanor and stresses strict obedience to the statute.
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Ex Cathedra
Emmons
Supreme Court of the Commonwealth
Boston Board of Police
Boston
The Torture of Animals Petition for Vivisection Reform
An editorial argues the Legislature should regulate vivisection to stop unnecessary animal torture while supporting legitimate scientific testing that aids human knowledge. It asserts science needs are recognized and calls for prohibition of torture for spectacle or unscientific purposes.
State oversight urged to curb vivisection abuses
The piece argues state supervision of vivisection is essential for humanity and civilization, citing England’s history of regulation. It claims such limits did not hinder science in Britain, and that restricting vivisection to real scientific inquiry would advance progress while preventing torture by unqualified practitioners.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
England
Great Britain
State House
Who Is The Master In Government The President Or Congress
The editorial questions whether Theodore Roosevelt or Congress makes laws for the republic and whether an executive order establishing a service pension system is legal. Senator Carmack seeks an authoritative ruling on the order’s legality, warning of executive overreach and one man power in Washington. The piece argues the issue defines who holds sovereignty in the United States.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Congress of the United States
Republic
Carmack
Congress
Roosevelt
Legislative
Department
Washington
George Edwardbes
London
Daly's Theatre
Edwardes
John C. Spooner
United States
Wisconsin
Lawrenceville
Ind
Philip Spooner
Anna Cousins
Mt. Shasta
Coast Range
Rufus Milroy Lowe
Zionsville
Mr. Lowe
Warren County
Mysteries of
Odd Fellowship
Zionsville Lodge
Plunder of War Across Russian Defenses
A London Express correspondent exposes alleged corruption behind Russia’s naval and land defeats in the Russo Japanese War. Claims of seaming at dockyards, stolen funds, misallocated coal and supplies reach Port Arthur, with sacks filled with brick and sugar misrepresented. The piece recalls historic examples where war spurred corruption and demoralization, noting the broader impact on morale and industry.
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London Express
Russia
Port Arthur
France
Third Empire
Spain
Waltham Women Stage Drama The Mosque of Culture
Members of the Waltham Woman's Club performed The Mosque of Culture at the Waltham Theatre under the philanthropic committee led by Mrs. Ida Louise Gibbs and Mrs. Anna Hastings. The cast featured Minerva, Socrates, Confucius, Zenobia, Hypatia, Cassandra, Lady Jane Grey, Portia, Gertrude Van Tassle Knickerbocker, Charlotte Emerson Browning, and Maximilian. Also noted were New York and Boston constituents and several named club members.
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Waltham
Waltham Woman's Club
Mosque of Culture
Waltham Theatre
Lda Louise Gibbs
Anna Hastings
Minerva
Teeeweeseeeese
Adelaide M. Coburn Socrates
Laura
Lewis Confucius
Ida Louise Gibbs
Zenobia
Lucey E. Staples Hypatia
Grace M. Ohnemus Cassandra
Ida D. Bull
Gertrude van Tassle Knickerbocker
New York
Carrie F. Robinson Charlotte Emerson Browning
Boston
Kate Leyson Brown Maximilian, Stantmore
Adelaide F. Chase
Aveesecess
Carrie L. Paul
Helen M. Stark
Ella D. Whitney
Lydia A. Butler
Florence Bent
Ada G. Hull
Warren Pope
Frances Eaton
Annie 8. Wiel
Lou E. Coolidge
Alice E. Willard
Lillian M. Owen
Post Letter Box Congress and President
To the editor, the writer asks how many Congressmen are in the state and who would succeed President Roosevelt if he dies. He notes Massachusetts has 14 House members and two Senators, and states Secretary of State John Hay would succeed the President.
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Roosevelt
Massachusetts
House
Senate
John Hay
Dorchester
Bob Peters
Centaur Club
Peters
Meeting House Hill
Melrose
Stealthy Steve Rescued At Sea By Fishing Smack
Stealthy Steve surfaces after an hour and forty minutes under water. He checks his watch and surveys the sea as the Helgramite sails away. The great detective remains buoyant and hopeful amid peril before a rescue arrives.
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Steve
Stealthy Steve Reaches A Halifax Bound Fishing Smack
A drifting log aids Stealthy Steve as night on the Atlantic gives way to a fishing smack approach. He boards the vessel, speaks with its captain bound for Halifax, and the crew notices his abrupt emergence from the rigging after a dramatic crash. A chaotic sea scene and a sudden shipboard encounter unfold. The tale shifts to Hank Jones recounting a bear encounter on Moose Mountain with a humorous prayer interlude and a self-deprecating ending about shooting accuracy.
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Havre
Steve
Atlantic
Leeward
Cesar
Halifax
Hank Jones
Hank
Moose Mountain
B. A. Farmington
N. H
Back Bay gathering for Boston actress Leonora Bradley departure
A large crowd is expected at Back Bay station at 7 30 this evening to bid farewell to Leonora Bradley, popular Boston actress, as she takes the federal express to Philadelphia for a summer engagement. Other notes cover Rev D R Herrick’s Gibraltar visit, Chase Cole’s death, church property values, Y M C A play rehearsals, local official absences, and assorted city notices.
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Back Bay Station
Leonora Bradley
Boston
Federal Express
Philadelphia
Miss Bradley
Quaker City
Charles J. Barton
Melrose
Barton
Yale professor hosts dinner for Japanese students at Yale
Professor George D Trumbull Ladd of Yale plans a welcoming dinner for Japanese students as part of Japan studies in the Far East program. The university includes 2 percent Japanese students and Ladd formerly lectured in Japan, earning a Mikado decoration.
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Georgd Trumbull Ladd
Yale University
Yale
Japan
Far East
Ladd
Somerville Club Woman Louise Tead Leads Heptorean Auxiliary
Mrs Louise Ordway Tead of Somerville is vice president of the Heptorean Club and president of its auxiliary. The auxiliary, largely composed of waiting list members, holds regular meetings and lectures and recently celebrated its annual gentlemen's night. Her husband the Rev E S Tead, a Congregational minister, now works with a missionary board with notable success.
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Somerville
Louise Ordway Tead
Heptorean Club
E.S. Tead
Practical Kindness Exchange Between Girl and Calf
A brief scene shows a girl offering a calm gesture to a distressed calf while a helping tone suggests comforting interaction. The exchange hints at nurturing care and maternal warmth in a rural setting.
Ring out the cold and welcome warmer days
Poetic call to end harsh winter as Old Winter dies on land and sea. Verses lament freezing weather and rising costs while hoping for milder skies, lighter clothing, and a longer warm season. The poem ends credited to Bent Twigley.
Mean folks are born and make a church scene in Dorchester
Edith W. Peters recalls Uncle Tobias narrating the tale of Lem Drinkwater a hard man who swindles during a Christmas church scene and a boisterous Deacon Pettingill who loses temper. The story highlights a shared community memory of faults and forgiveness.
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Uncle Tobias
Lem Drinkwater
Deacon Pettingill
United Brethren Church
Lem
Deadm
Parson Dempster
Brother Drinkwater
Jerusalem
Pettingill
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Democratic Paper
New England
Post Publishing Company
Matin Business Office
Washington Street
Sunday Post
Waltham Women IN Drama
Newton Newkirk
C Onleel Powerh
D. R. Herrick
Italy
Test T Chase Cole
Mr. Cole
Cole
Woburn
Campers’ Club
Boston Y. M. C. A
Potter Hall
Dunla and
Denis
Station 3
Cambridge
East Cambridge
Edward Daly
Tufts College
America
Peter Rowan
St. Peter’s Church
Mechanics’ Building
Ronan
Blunt
Halloran
Derby
Thomas A. Shepheard
Columbia Yacht Club
Andrew J. Lloyd & Co
Down Town
Washington St
Back Bay
Boylston St
Tarmer Jones
C. 8. Mellen
The
Consolidated Railroad
Charles Akers
West Main Street
Stockbridge
Mellen
Club Women OF Massachusetts
Louise Ordway
Somerville Club
Davis
Meg
Bent Twigley
POST
Edith W. Peters
Hancock Street
Dorchester, Mass
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