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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1907
Page
6
The item shows a daily issue imprint from Fost Publishing Co dated November 7, 1907 in Boston Massachusetts. No further event details are legible beyond publication data including issue number 88 and volume 189.
The Post lists daily and Sunday subscription rates for various terms. Canada prices show Daily Post at 50c monthly, 3 and 6 months, and yearly options, with Sunday Post at 9c per copy. All payments in advance. notices of discontinuation on expiration. editor E A Grozier.
The article urges depositors to keep funds in banks or trust companies to ease credit stringency. It argues big leaders like Cortelyou and Morgan are coordinating relief and that cash held in institutions supports general business. Do not withdraw money or store it privately. keep it where it is for safety and benefit.
The New York New Haven Hartford railroad chief Mellen presses President to speed federal inquiry led by United States District Attorney French into the road and its interstate commerce law matters. The legislature elected last Tuesday will focus on the issue.
Massachusetts State Conference of Charities in Lynn heard Judge Charles A. DeCourcy discuss Massachusetts probation law. He called for a superintendent of probation under the Board of Prison Commissioners to coordinate officers, promote improvements, and inform the public.
The vote for Lieutenant-Governor Draper rose to 159 011 while Brown and Schofield logged 157 361. The margin shows Draper may fall short of a majority, signaling possible implications for his gubernatorial bid next year. Other states including Rhode Island New York San Francisco Cleveland Metuchen Salt Lake City are noted with party shifts and notable races.
The opposition, if united, could likely form a majority against him. The key factor is whether the Democratic opposition can coordinate and vote as a bloc.
A column argues mass division in Democratic ranks leads to Republican gains and warns that only united action can advance labor rights and anti corporate safeguards. It notes Whitney Hisgen and Bartlett showed broad support while Guild secured a large GOP plurality and calls for practical policy steps.
The Royal Society approved by King Edward awarded the Copley medal to Professor Albert A. Michelson of the University of Chicago for optical investigation and the Davy medal to Professor Edward Williams Morley of West Hartford Conn for work in physics and chemistry including determining the relative atomic weights of hydrogen and oxygen.
A Post letter to Moran recounts Lawson praise for Moran’s re election and lampoons numerous invented terms. The piece ridicules words like dizzying shadow shrewings vacumnated caw caw and Zinerdonian shunkjacks while praising Webster in a playful linguistic critique.
Quotation-style note states a demand policy where replying with yesterday prompts faster completion. Emphasizes urgent timelines and expectation that tasks be done promptly, often shaping work pace and accountability.
A rambling, humorous request from Miss Gumdrop to Mr. Nookoik It outlines forming an all star troupe including Katharine Killicrankie and Markus Oreelius Fitzkrackers seeking a heavy thinkin part and princely salary in a rotting comedy.
A jumble of notes shows gossip about Gertrude Gumdrop and Katharine Killicrankie with references to Miss Mangle’s boarding house. A letter from the Animal Rescue League defends humane animal policy and a Brookline car incident spurs a public hall joke. A tale follows of Cynthia Weymouth chasing a dog Dash and recovering a baby blanket from Cash in a family reunion scene.
Roosevelt approves the design removing the motto In God we Trust from the new St Gaudens ten dollar gold piece raising questions about the president's stance. Dartmouth coach Dr Charles Whelan predicts a Tufts win and calls the Dartmouth team the greatest in the college's history. A Boston terrier named Algy goes missing from Brookline and a Dorchester church marks its 25th anniversary with five days of events. Newton Postmaster Morgan, died on a Boston & Albany train, remembered for honesty. A civil service exam yields humorous geography and presidents questions from candidates.
Cynthia Weymouth retrieves a tiny flannel blanket with embroidered initials from a trunk. She recalls John, the baby she cared for, and a quarrel that drove a wedge between them, blaming Renie Mitchell and Jane Durgin, while vowing not to visit John if he marries the other woman.
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