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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1907
Page
6
The Boston Post faces readers with a concise note on political coverage and its role as a Democratic-leaning regional paper. It emphasizes its editorial stance and commitment to timely reporting within the New England political landscape.
The notice shows daily publication by Post Publishing Co on May 28 1907 at 259 Washington Street Boston Massachusetts with issue number 50 volume 187.
The Daily Post and The Sunday Post publish annual and short-term rates. The Daily Post yearly price is $3.00 with shorter terms listed. The Sunday Post is $2.50 yearly with six and three month options. Shipments during vacation time are 25 cents per month for each title, with address changes allowed and all payments in advance.
The plan for a broad macadamized road from the Massachusetts line to Lake Winnipesaukee and the White Mountain resorts is praised as a New Hampshire enterprise. The fear is that logging could strip the mountains before construction, diminishing the road’s future use.
A reform proposal urges crafting amendments to the Sunday law to favor simplicity. It calls for model amendments like recreations and pastimes that do not disturb worship or public order, empowering local authorities to regulate them, and applies the principle to labor and traffic for a clear, enforceable statute.
The Italian cruiser Etruria reaches Boston Harbor as forerunner to Prince Louis of Savoy the Duke of the Abruzzi arriving with the squadron flagship Varese in about a fortnight. He is famed as a bold explorer who held the farthest north record before Peary and has crossed Africa and scaled high peaks.
Brown University professor emeritus Dr Albert Harkness who taught Latin grammar long ago has died. His work made Latin grammar a rite of passage for generations of students and earned him worldwide regard in classical literature, though his enduring memory sits with the youths who studied under his name in gold on the back of their books.
Judge Jud son Clements of the Interstate Commerce Commission argues that jailing prominent railroad figures, including E. H. Harriman, could force better conditions. He notes the commission's broad powers and asks why such actions have not occurred previously despite sensational exposes.
The Irish issue remains unsettled after Parliament delayed Irish Council bill questions at the premier’s request. Redmond reports that Dublin leaders view nationalism strengthened by the bill’s rejection, while the convention’s stance is said not to delay home rule. The Liberal plan for a compromise is rejected before the bill is presented.
A column notes a reader's suggestion to turn Head House at Marine Park into a public yacht clubhouse with potential city income. It also mentions Violet McMillan's Tremont Theatre reception for children, new gray uniforms for station masters, and a renewed Adamowski brothers collaboration with the Symphony Orchestra. Other items cover hand fire extinguishers at Gallup's Island, Tremont Temple religious exercises, a South Boston High School alumni marriage, and local civic efforts for a new handball alley at N Street Bath.
The Dublin nationalist convention has decided the government bill’s fate at Westminster, signaling Ireland gains a vote on British legislation. The Liberal party must present real home rule, or risk losing further influence as Ireland shifts from negation to a positive role.
Washington hints Roosevelt may favor liberal tariff changes and Ohio Republicans back full revision. Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce leader, a lumber dealer, argues lumber imports should be unrestricted to save forests. Ohio toolmaker and New England manufacturers call for lifting tariffs on iron steel coal and other imports promptly. The piece advocates voting Democratic to achieve these aims.
A nostalgic column recalls President McKinley and Mrs McKinley in a calm publicity moment. The piece notes her fear of loud cannon, his protective gestures, and a personal note shared during triumph. It also mentions the Royal Rooters quartet and May Irwin’s marriage as light society items. Mister Fitzgerald plans a 24 hour fence-building day for his workers.
The pirate chief Captain Shedd Gore plans one last sea raid with Jaundiced John. They recruit a brutal crew at Municipal Landing Boston as the tale blends comic digressions about Demon Dan and fudge eating with a birthday mention for Amelia Bloomer.
Elaine Merton, once lured by luxury with Uncle Fritz, returns to Dunhaven after three years away. She confronts memories of her fiancé Donald Vincent and the town’s sea, later confronting her past and the question of where her heart truly lies.
A catalog lists various reels from Julius Von Hoff Reels at 1.25 to 15.00 each. Other makes range 35 cents to 5.00. The itemization covers multiple reel models and price ranges.
She explains she returned not to sea or hills but from fear of Donald marrying Clytie La Ronche. Donald answers softly and draws her close in a tender embrace.
In Cleveland on May 27 Mrs. Helen A. Smith objects to Judge Beacom presiding over her divorce with custody of two children at issue. She asks that the suit be transferred to another judge.
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