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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1905

Page

7

Norway Maintains Monarchy Debate in Storthing

In Christiania the Storthing debated a constitution with republican plans opposed by radical Honow. Foreign Minister Loevland argued a republican system could work but warned monarchy remains logical after June 7 dissolution. Arctander threatened resignation. H C Hauge named for foreign service posting.

Christiania Storthing Honow Storting Loevland Norway Sweden House of Bernadotte Arctander H. C. Hauge Legation Washington Foreign Office

Cow Aids Farm Hand's Suicide At Des Moines Farm

Arthur Boyd 22 of Mingo hanged himself using a rope looped over a rafter with a cow helping by pulling the rope into place. Local authorities report the act occurred in Des Moines Iowa on October 29.

Des Moines Arthur Boyd Mingo Boyd

Engagements Recounted Amid Jests at Gathering

A light moment erupts as a speaker quips about engagements, claiming he has proposed four times and still shares a joking rapport with the fiancée. The crowd laughs, and the exchange blends affection with playful bravado in the social toast.

Rat Trouble and A Doctor's Quick Cure

A customer complains of rats running over the bed in a room. The druggist responds with practical advice and offers bichloride of gold for 25 cents as a remedy.

Exceptional Circumstance Father and Son Joke Exchange

A humorous dialogue features a mother warning about retaliation and a child named Jimmy replying with a playful quip about having only one nose after a strike. The exchange underscores comic irony and cheeky repartee.

Ragson Ripps Seeks Cheap Dog in Humorous Exchange

Ragson Ripps confronts Mrs Highsort over a dog purchase, insisting he knows where to buy a dog for a dime while she withholds money. The scene highlights plainspoken banter and streetwise bargaining.

Ragson

Young artists praised for fine work and horse drawing notes

The Post editor commends the YPA C pupils for their art, cites Ruth Ryan and Ruth Hanson, urges better horse drawing, emphasizes idea and composition, and asks Ruth Hanson to provide her town name for the Children’s Editor.

Post Ruth Ryan Ruth Hanson Hill Street N. H The

Portraits and Titles for Club Members

No. 1 Jacob Porlonsky of Boston receives praise for a lively portrait and a fine caption "Looking Over Coming Market Stock." No. 2 Lillian B Langley of Cambridge is complimented for a beautiful illustration and the fitting title "Uncle Jack's Story."

Jacob Porlonsky Wall Street Boston Lillian B. Langley Tuft Street Cambridge Uncle Jack

Norfolk Hunt Club Society Galas Highlight Season Return

Society pages detail a busy Norfolk scene with a brush run and lavish breakfast hosted by Charles B. Macomber, a Wayside Inn dinner and midnight dance. Notables include Henry Goodwin Vaughan, Augustus Hemenway, Samuel Warren and families, Miss Mary Eustis returning to debutante society, and numerous social transfers and lectures marking the season.

Norfolk Hunt Club Brush Charles B. Macomber Wayside Inn Henry Goodwin Vaughan Augustus Hemenway Samuel PD. Warren Mabel Bayard Warren Nathaniel I. Bowditch John Amory Jeffries Exeter Street George Baty Blake the Needles Lenox Maine Woods KB. Rollins Morse Somerset Club Morse New York Fifth Avenue A. Lawrence Mason Clarendon Street Cyrus T. Clark Marlboro Street Hingham Dudley Clark Cornelia Andrew Andrew Francis B. Hornbrooke Newton England Mary Elizabeth Tudor

Soldier Advised to Delay Marriage Over Soldier Wages

A Portland harbor soldier, 24, asks Mildred Champagne if he should marry a 19 year old in Portland whose parents object to a soldier. Champagne replies deferring until discharge and a better income is best, noting the parents’ objection stems from his $21 monthly pay.

Dear Gracie Seeks Sturdy Advice On Love Dilemma

A young woman asks Miss Champagne for guidance in a troubled courtship. She is 23, with a six-year-older fiancé who proposed after six months but was not answered, then grew distant for over a year. She suspects infidelity and requests prompt counsel.

Miss Champagne

Remembering a Troubled Friendship and Reconciliation

The speaker suggests a damaged relationship may be repaired by sincere apology and inviting the other person to meet. If genuine love exists, reconciliation could still come. The advice urges a kind letter and a face to face conversation to explain and heal.

Dear Miss Champagne Advice on Unequal Parental Permission

A reader 18 asks if meeting a younger girlfriend on the street is proper when her parents forbid dating at home. The columnist cautions against meeting in public, urges persuasion of her parents, and suggests arguing for home calls rather than risking deceptive meetings.

Miss Champagne Fred

Fire damages Mc Carthy pottery works in Everett

A small fire at 6:35 tonight in the John Mc Carthy pottery factory on Crescent avenue caused $300 in building damage and $200 in stock. Fire crews quickly contained the blaze.

Everett John McCarthy Crescent Avenue

Fire at Fulton Street candy factory causes heavy damage

An early morning blaze at the six story Fulton Street building housing Lovell and Covel, candy makers, caused about 20000 dollars in damage. Fireboat 4 under Captain Ritchie and Engine 25 joined responders after two alarms. Commissioner Wells checked nearby tenements to ensure residents were safe.

Fulton Street Lovell and Covel Wells Ritchie

Mysterious Upstairs Neighbor Inspires A Hidden Love

Robert Willard grows obsessed with a slender young woman in the upstairs flat at Hampton Chambers. After watching and imagining her life he suffers illness and a hospital stay, then learns the woman is his nurse in private cases secretly caring for him.

Hampton Chambers Robert Willard Marlowe Robert

Manicure Parlor Opens Monday in Washington Street Shop

By request of many women shoppers the store will open a first class Manicure Parlor on Monday October 30 in the Ladies Reception Room on the third floor Washington Street Section. One of the city's best manicurists has been engaged and a special for one week only offers this service at a reduced price.

Washington St Boston Nemo

Georgia Mob Lynches Negro After Sheriff Shootout

At Bainbridge on October 29 a mob of about 300 seized Gus Goodman from the jail and lynched him on the riverbank after he wounded Sheriff Stegall who had attempted to arrest him for the murder of a colored woman. The mob removed the deputy’s keys, dragged Goodman from his cell, and fired at him over 100 times.

Bainbridge Goodman

Bought Drinks in Charlestown Reported by Officers

Reserve Officer John F Rooney of Station 13 West Roxbury helped clean out illegal liquor joints in Charlestown yesterday. He claims three men sold him a drink, with Sergeant Reardon of Station 15 assisting in the arrests. The three charged under liquor law are Daniel J Lee Patrick McGonagle and Daniel Gruffing.

John F. Rooney West Roxbury Charlestown Reardon Station 15 Rooney Daniel J. Lee Allencourt Patrick McGonagle Coreyee Daniel Gruffing Water Street

Locomotive Boiler Explodes Near New Brunswick

A west bound Pennsylvania Railroad freight train exploded its locomotive boiler in New Brunswick New Jersey on October 2 killing one worker and injuring two others. The locomotive was wrecked and the forward trucks were thrown about 250 feet.

New Brunswick N. J Pennsylvania Railroad

Apostolic Delegate Named to Cuba and Porto Rico

Monsignor Giuseppa Aversa, under secretary of the congregation for extraordinary ecclesiastical affairs, has been appointed apostolic delegate to Cuba and Porto Rico succeeding Archbishop Chappelle.

Rome Giuseppa Aversa Congregation For Extraordinary Ecclesiastical Affairs Cuba Porto Rico Chappelle

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