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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1905
Page
6
The obituary honors Mrs Mary A Livermore highlighting her abolition temperance and suffrage work. It portrays life as joyful through service praising her empathy knowledge eloquence and courage. Her enduring legacy is a native kindness and leadership among Massachusetts women.
Undigested securities sank Merchants' Trust Co of New York. The bank’s assets included $51,600 in American Tube and Stamping shares later deemed valueless. A former president then-director held directorships in related firms. another director backed Hudson Valley Railway loans. The piece argues fiduciaries risked public money for speculative gains, inflating a balloon similar to Equitable pasts.
Philadelphia Mayor Weaver declares he will block a controversial gas lease fearing corruption by a powerful political clique. The article portrays his shift from politician to reformer as he vows to use new influence for the public good despite critics.
The article reports President Roosevelt rejected Speaker Cannon’s bid to delay the extra session until November. It argues opponents aim to hinder rate supervision, while the President and Taft plan push for stronger railroad rate controls despite attacks.
The piece portrays Mayor Weaver as a potential bulwark against corruption in Philadelphia politics. It argues his stand against a gas steal could inspire nationwide support for good government, or, if he falters, trigger broad calls for drastic civic reform and resistance to the alleged organization backing the current machine.
An article argues Russia plans a state life insurance system to replace private firms claiming added security for policyholders. It questions Russia as the place for such an experiment and warns that public funds may be mismanaged by officials, urging policyholders to stick with foreign companies until autocracy falls.
Worcester May 23 Governor William L. Douglas will not attend Holy Cross College commencement on June 21. The decision comes amid efforts to secure his promise to help in the program for the first visit of the President to Mt. St. James.
Oren Williams aged 93 died in Amherst after a lengthy life as the town’s oldest resident and a wealthy man. He had recently married Miss Alice Lulu Baker twenty, a Springfield cafe cashier.
The American consul warns Stealthy Steve against rescuing Agatha Parkenlard from Turkish brigands, describing Hell-Bent Hank as a ruthless cutthroat. Steve vows to face Hank after obtaining a country map and planning a bold rescue attempt.
A brief dialogue fragment depicts Miss Primly-Why alarmed by a pursuing dog while Algernon notes the friendly air of nearby people. Ponto muses on meeting them again.
In Dead Man's Plateau episode Stealthy Steve bids goodbye to a fearful consul before pursuing Hell-Bent Hank. He exits with his luggage, heads to the Sultan's palace, and demands an audience with Abdul Hamid as the cliffhanger ends.
Mr. Franz Kneisel returns home ahead of schedule after twins born last Thursday. Thomas Tapper sails for Europe aboard the Deutschland with Ida Brooks Hunt and Margaret Sayre. Captain McAuley sails Republic to Liverpool and will be warmly welcomed. Colonel Sidney M. Hedges and Mrs. Hedges visit London and tour England. Knights Templars parade planned if weather allows with Old Powder House Club eyeing summer sightseeing. Rev. Frederic S. Boody attends Baptist anniversaries in St. Louis. Chelsea seeks relocation of compressed air fire alarm. Riverside concerts by Eagle Canoe Club draw thousands on opening day. Newton Clerk Colonel Kingsbury to help entertain visiting Masons.
The article notes Rev. Thomas H. Cummings of Roscommon Ireland arriving in New York and planning a return visit to Boston within weeks. It mentions Moscow delegate Nostein’s remarks on Russia’s war stance, upcoming Colonial Theatre opening with The Pearl and the Pumpkin, and Paul West as author. It also records Joseph F. O’Connell’s Memorial Day duties and Percy the police dog’s rodent-hunting victories in Newton.
Adjutant General Stopford confirms no doubt over President Roosevelt's escort in Massachusetts. The Governor designates his chief of staff to join, with General Miles as military adviser. Roosevelt visits Worcester June 21 for Clark University, May attend Holy Cross, Williams College June 22, Harvard June 28, then Oyster Bay until June 27.
Springfield census workers face refusals and hostile talk as inquiries prove difficult under law. Enumerators warn of fines up to 1000 dollars for refusals, with inspectors to report offenses to the attorney general. Interleaved dialogue shows a dramatic transfer from census friction to a dialogue about employment and personal plans.
In a subway interview scene, Bess Selwyn and Bob explore her failed sales prospects at Mason & Merrill. The ad agency task reveals her lack of bookkeeping or buying experience, prompting a humorous yet stark reaction from a firm secretary and a revealed wish to marry for support.
We secured the agency for L Adler Bros Co Rochester ready to wear. Many top customers now buy our clothing as they dress in perfect taste for about half prior prices. We invite you to examine our suits and overcoats from 15 to 28 dollars and judge for yourself.
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