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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1907
Page
6
The fragment notes a tense meeting between Har old and Yale where trust and timing matter. It hints at two crucial opportunities and the risk of leaving outcomes to luck. The source emphasizes the stakes in this uncertain encounter.
The piece recalls Carroll D receiving the Legion of Merit for work on industrial conditions and a separate scene in a bank where the First National Bank faces a looming run. The president and cashier discuss potential examiner intervention and rumors of securities depreciation amid a tense transfer of funds.
To Short Story authors please read the rules of the Short Story competition on the editorial page of the Sunday Post. The Post's Original Short Story.
Mrs Rose A McDevitt longtime East Boston resident died at 42 Chelsea Street Fastoston at 1 30 am Saturday. Born in County Donegal Ireland she was the widow of John C McDevitt noted island ward figure. Survived by two children Dr James J McDevitt of the Boston health department and Mrs William Taylor. High Mass of Requiem at the Church of the Holy Redeemer at 10 am Tuesday.
Mrs Patrick Campbell and her English company arrive in New York from London aboard the Lusi tansa. Campbell sports a silver gray overcoat copper-green gloves and plush mink hat. Pinki Panki Poo the actress dog rests in her muff. Campbell's daughter Stella accompanies them. The tour opens at the Lyric Theatre with shows in Symphony Hall on November 27 and 28.
Prominent Greater Boston men dismiss Professor Drake of Ann Arbor who suggested Roosevelt be made monarch. Executives and lawmakers call the idea preposterous and not serious, with critics deriding the notion and planning to seek Drake’s full details. Some Washington figures seek Drake’s monarchic model and a King Theodore Club may form.
A columnist offers responses on two requests for advice. A Boston banker asks whether his longtime companion loves him enough to marry. A young stenographer seeks guidance about eloping with a man supported by his father, with counsel to marry at home and seek parental blessing.
Rabbi Charles Fleischer defends Sunday services for Jews and invites all to attend. He notes the new Sunday service supplements the traditional Saturday Sabbath. The Temple Adath Israel on Commonwealth Avenue held its second such service yesterday.
Flagstaff notes by Professor Lowell and Mr Lampland detail condensations in Saturns rings with edges brightening outward and repeated aggregations in Ring B and the Crape ring. They conclude particles drift out of the plane, the Crape ring differs as a flat end anchor ring, and energy loss from collisions signals the rings are slowly falling toward the planet.
Washington November 10 Louis Emory McComas associate justice of the Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia former United States Senator and for four terms Congressman from Maryland died at his home in this city today Heart failure was the cause of death
In San Francisco on November 10, 19 year old America Gentile, cornetist with Sousa's Band, found a diamond sunburst valued at $1000 lost by Mrs. Alfred Simpson of 1320 Pierce Street after church on O'Farrell Street. He returned it to Mrs. Simpson and declined a $100 reward, saying he was glad to help.
The funeral service for the late Rev Dr Reven Thomas pastor of Harvard Congregational Church will be held Tuesday at 2 PM in the church. Remainder fate undecided may be sent to England. for now body lies in Walnut Hills Cemetery. He never became a US citizen. Clergy from Brookline churches praised him highly yesterday.
Thomas Hawkins, superintendent of rank S. Jones' Sayville estate, showcases a bantam rooster that was jet black a month ago and has since turned white. The other barnyard birds now follow this unusual leader and heed its orders.
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