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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1905
Page
1
Gloucester sailors Ramie S Hubbard and Fred K Huise of the Valkyrie were rescued by the Norwegian bark Thoreen after drifting for days and being presumed dead. They were landed at Bactouche New Brunswick and are thought to be recovering.
The old remedy promotes consistent use to treat consumption. The ad urges daily adherence and repeat dosing as directed by the physician.
President Roosevelt emerges as the world’s most popular figure after diplomacy secured peace from the Russo Japanese war. Though he announced after election he would not run again, experts foresee broad calls urging a reconsideration.
The text argues no rival could defeat Theodore Roosevelt if he ran again, noting unprecedented national mood and broad opposition would be minimal. It recalls Tom Reed's remark that no man would refuse a presidential nomination, underscoring Roosevelt's perceived inevitability.
In a flood of messages from leaders worldwide President Roosevelt values the cable from Czar Nicholas of Russia. The czar thanks the President for his efforts toward peace and congratulates him on the successful outcome.
In Greenville Ohio an aeronaut Baldwin from Losantiville Indiana was blown to pieces when dynamite carried for a war demo exploded at 2000 feet during a county fair balloon ascent. His wife was among the several thousand spectators.
Judge Wentworth acting as arbitrator in wage talks between Carpenters District Council and employers saw his decision adopted by the scale committee. The carpenters will receive a daily increase from 3 to 3.28 and improved working rules.
Bears CC reports Wright of Boston as national tennis champion. In other results Boston Nationals beat Haverhill 6 to 1 in the N E league while Boston Americans defeat St Louis 3 to 2. Readville races bring Manuel Cedriano, chauffeur of the Queen of Italy, amid the crowd. Marshall takes third in the big chess tourney with Maroczy and Janowski tied for first.
Local forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for Friday to be fair and warmer with light variable winds. Showers are probable in the afternoon or night.
Forecast calls for fair conditions in New England Friday and Saturday with showers and warmth in the west and south. Northeast portions remain partly cloudy with light to fresh north to east winds. Temperatures fall 4 to 15 degrees below normal from Montana to New York and the Middle Atlantic.
Edward Passoff, a Russian doctor reputed to be of noble lineage and an escaped Siberian convict, died by morphine in a shabby room on 2010 street in South Boston. Tales attach banishment from St. Petersburg and a perilous flight across Europe before settling in Pesth and a practice, with a daughter and a life shadowed by pursuit by Russian police.
Aboard the two masted schooner Alice S Hawkes in Plymouth harbor the 12 crew members slept as flames and smoke engulfed the vessel. Lifesaving crews rescued them as the burning hull broke free from moorings and drifted toward the sea. The men, burned and blistered, were saved with clothing and coffee later in Boston bound.
Congressman John R. Thayer hints at Whitney as a possible gubernatorial candidate. Whitney, head of the Boston Chamber of Commerce, defers comment saying to wait a day or two before any reaction to the Thayer interview.
Democratic figures debated using Mr Whitney’s name in the convention with a favorable appeal. General Miles drew strong discussion all day, and the Miles Foster ticket as a labor and economic adviser pair was described as notably strong.
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