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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1904

Page

18

Detective Jenkins and Romeo Jones in a dusty road reunion

Beatrice S Sweet recounts a chance encounter with detective Jenkins on a Mattapan Randoph road. Jenkins jokes about fate and Dolly while admitting he now works in Jones' circle solving a kidnapping case and testing Romeo Jones learning through casual pursuit and shared tracks.

Romeo Jones Romeo Jenkins Mattapan Randolph Mr. Jenkins William Dolly Jones Aregga

Readers invited to submit Inscriptions for Johnny's Slate

The Post invites readers to contribute inscriptions on general interest subjects for Johnny's Slate in care of the Post. The note highlights the creative energy seen in recent freak headlines and war poems as inspiration for winning newspaper fame.

The Post Johnny

Which Side to Choose War Editor Prizes Offered

The Post invites readers to answer the question Should the American People Sympathize with Russia or Japan. Two prizes of five dollars each will be awarded to the best replies, one for those favoring Russia and one for those favoring Japan. Address responses to War Editor, The Post.

Post Russia Japan the Post The Christ Georged O. Tibbetts Main Street Charlestown Mass Chester Arthur Davis Liberty Street Salem

Readers debate sympathy for Russia in war era letters

Letters to the editor urge American sympathy for Russia citing Christianity and Alaska sale origins, while others warn against Japan and the so called yellow peril. Contributors include Charles M. Stiles Brockton George D. Tibbetts Charlestown J Maguire Dorchester J R Davis Salem.

Russia America Alaska Europe England United States J. J. Maguire Dorchester Avenue Dorchester

FOR JAPAN A LETTER FROM J LOUHGLIN ON RUSSIA AND EUROPE

A reader from Jamaica Plain argues that Americans should sympathize with Japan, contrasting Russia’s repressions with Japan’s civilization. He asserts Russia broke promises to Japan and predicts swift U S war if European powers pressed South America with troops, praising the Mikado’s restraint.

Russia Siberia Japan Europe South America J. M. Loughlin Jamaica Plain

A Pole’s Personal Knowledge on Russia’s Brutality

A Salem reader claims Russia tortures dissenters, recounting a Polish example where a wife received 200 lashes on the public highway for her husband’s actions. The letter argues against sympathy for Russia and calls for the brutality to end.

Post Russia Poland M. Hamburger Essex Street Salem

Fearless car clues lead to a mock courtroom trial

The narrator and detective Jenkins chase clues from a brewery wagon disaster. Gasoline drips mark the tracks as guards struggle with a leaking barrel. After a chaotic chase, the narrator is hauled before Randolph and the police court, acquitted of murder but fined for contempt.

Jenkins Brigham Randolph

Gatehouse loitering crackdown at Boston and Maine stations

In Waltham on March 23 authorities announce a new order prohibiting loitering around gatehouses at Boston and Maine railroad stations. The long standing habit drew employee protests and prompted management to enforce restrictions to curb abuse and improve station conduct.

Waltham Boston & Maine Railroad

Japan and liberty clash over shared values

H. Jackson of Worcester argues that a nation upholding liberty should not sympathize with a government whose rule oppresses Jews Finns and Poles and curtails free speech and press. He contrasts the United States ideal of government by the people with the Russian regime.

Sir H. Jackson Boardman Street Worcester

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