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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1906

Page

6

Russian Czar and Duma in gravely critical standoff

The article describes a sharp clash between the Czarist government and Russia's Duma. The government rejects full political amnesty and land expropriation, while the Duma demands the dismissal of the ministry and land reform. The exchange highlights a deepening face off between autocracy and reform, with revolutionary talk rising in the National Assembly.

Duma Siberia Central Asia National Assembly

Immunity Question in Bribery Probe Sparks Public Doubt

The House committee on rules faces criticism for secrecy in its bribery inquiry. Critics say the lack of public scrutiny risks enabling misjudgments and evading accountability. The court may be asked to resolve whether testimony grants immunity from prosecution.

House Committee On Rules State House Supreme Court

Public sees push for meat inspection bill amid Senate haste

The report outlines alleged pressure from President Roosevelt to attach meat inspection provisions to the agricultural appropriation bill. Officials Neill and Reynolds investigated Chicago packing methods. Critics say Senators allied with the beef trust forced passage, though the public deserves to know the grounds and conditions prompting the measure. The Beveridge inspection bill is praised in part but questioned overall.

Hss United States Senate Roosevelt We Put Neill Laboreos Reynolds Treasury Department Chicago Beef Trust Department Senate Pri Uther Beveridge

Standard Oil mocked as public spirited fraud in satirical column

The column lampoons Standard Oil republishing a press agent’s boastful copy about John D. Rockefeller and associates. It mocks the company, its publicity stunts, and the muckraking era, noting Roosevelt’s stance against muckrakers and lampooning Taft and Carnegie with pointed quips.

Standard of Company Standard Oil Standard Oil Company Standard Ol Stanford Oil Company John D. Rockefeller Europe Rockefeller H. H. Rogers Henry Hadley Missouri John D. Rockefeller, Jr Fifth Avenue Baptist Church New York City John D. Rockefeller No T. Lawson Pres. Roosevelt

Spanigh Lovers Wedding in Madrid Highlights Romantic Union

The forthcoming Madrid wedding of Alfonso XIII and Princess Ena captivates the world with a love match amid royal pomp. Observers compare it to Victoria and Albert, noting rare public display of genuine sentiment within sovereign circles.

Madrid Alfonso XIII Ena Victoria Prince Albert

A venerable woman Mrs. Julia Ward Howe praised

The piece honors Mrs. Julia Ward Howe on the 7th anniversary of her birth, lauding her as the Grand Old Woman of America. It highlights her long life dedicated to public causes, her alert mind, broad humanity, and the affection she commands from Americans, especially in Boston.

Julia Ward Howe

Amelia Bloomer born and Bloomer costume introduced

On May 26 1818 reformer Amelia J Bloomer was born and introduced the bloomer costume The item notes a year ago today the destruction of Rojestvensky s entire fleet.

Amelia J. Bloomer Bloomer Rojestvensky

Loved by All at Amherst Dies After Brief Illness

Mrs Aurelia B H Davis aged 78 of Amherst died at her home after a brief pneumonia illness. Known to Amherst College students for four decades she had managed a lodging and boarding house for students and was formerly among Mt Holyoke Seminary alumni.

Amherst Aurelia B. H. Davis Amherst College

We were married, each to each in a quiet night

We walked pastures and twilight as night settled. The speaker recalls listening to milking pails and bats, then notes a still landscape and a bending flower above a stream. The speaker and a woman share a private, frank revelation that they were married to each other, each to each.

Artistic temperament tests a village family in Morton Kaseby tale

Morton Kaseby, recovering from illness, moves to the Fisher household where Molly Fisher's infatuation grows. Tense feelings mix with house party invitations and a wary mother and father. Molly's conflicted affection and Kaseby's wary return stir toward a jointly produced novel and a hopeful ending.

Sparrow Lesson At Old South Meeting House Delights

A Boston letter describes a natural history moment with four sparrows in the Old South Meeting House yard. The mother guides her unflighted brood, feeding them and attempting flight lessons as a crowd gathers. The item also notes local social snippets about residents visiting East, musical paths, and wedding news in Yokohama.

Old South Meeting House Poe Plasé

Breath ing spell at the station

A brief dialogue recalls a delayed train arrival as a relative visits the station. The speaker notes meeting the mother's mother and the train running fifteen minutes late. The exchange captures a small domestic moment with a slight humorous undertone.

Johnny

The Gentler Sex Learnings From Vintage Sights

A fragmented clipping discusses women's roles and aging with quips about hard work and expressions. It cites The Chicago News and Pittsburgh papers, noting softer approaches to life and aging for women.

Mean Words Spark Paranormal Parley

Dialogue snippet shows Proudpop and Oldcrust debating a boy's fate with sharp remarks and contrasting tones. The exchange hints at tension over a young character's safety and public reaction.

Civil War Vets Hammond Fernald And Goldsmith Noted

William A Hammond born Boston November 4 1862 enlisted aged 11 as messenger on the Ticonderoga and served in Fort Fisher and Wilmington actions before discharge June 17 1865. Benjamin Fernald of Kittery Maine born May 17 1812 enlisted 1866 served Maine Volunteers discharged 1864. Goldsmith, Edward I observed his 94th birthday at Lynn May 20 1906. G A R Ed.

Boston Daily and Sunday Post A. R New England William A. Hammond Lynn Boston Mr. Hammond Ohe Ticonderoga Gulf Stream Philadelphia Hammond United States Naval Hospital Brooklyn Maumee Fort Fisher Butler Tenny Wilmington Benjamin Fernald Kittery Twenty-seventh Regiment Maine Volunteers Fernald E. G. Parker Mr. Fernald Edward I. Goldsmith Sunday Post

Sultan offers honors to Bryan couple in Turkey

In Constantinople on May 27 the Sultan offered decorations to William J. Bryan and Mrs Bryan as a token of friendly sentiment toward the United States. Both declined the honor with gratitude and politeness.

Constantinople William J. Bryan

Society Notes Highlight Multiple Late Spring Weddings and Arrivals

Invitations issued for Edith Adams to Herbert Carter and Gertrude Paine to Lincoln Riddle mark a busy wedding week. Yacht purchase by Everett Webster and engagements of Blanche Taylor, Caroline Rogers, Rosalind Kenway, and others detail a vibrant social season in Newton Cambridge and Boston. Family moves and summer plans accompany al fresco entertainments featuring the Ben Greet company.

Hooch Case Adams Newton Edith Harriet Adams Herbert Lazell Carter James Richard Carter Grace Church Hunnewell Club Gertrude Hollister Paine Charles Frederick Paine Lincoln Ware Riddle Jamaica Plain Christ Church Cambridge Everett B. Webster Beverly Seneca Webster New York Yacht Club William Williams New York Blanche Taylor George Taylor Williams Yale Caroline N. Rogers Brookline Wolfboro N. H Ben Greet Company John Lowell Lowell Commonwealth Avenue Chestnut Hill Hammond Street

Should I invite him to the school reunion

A confused note asks whether a young man from a wealthy family should be invited to a school reunion. The writer, about 17 years old, seeks guidance on reciprocation and whether the man will attend, noting his past behavior and current plans.

Nat Temperance

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