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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1905
Page
7
Lieutenant-Governor Guild returns from Canada and reiterates unchanged views on tariffs and reciprocity. He urges rest from constant stump speeches and explains dual tariff as practical, noting Canada’s tariff revision and hearings in Parliament.
In Boston, Monahan declares tomorrow an army of 4000 union men will mobilize from Hayes Square to 100 banner stations to defend his campaign. He laments banner destruction by rivals, vows new colors, legal backers, and secrecy as clashes with Mellen supporters continue at Monahan’s Bunker Hill camp.
Alderman Linehan says he eagerly awaits debate at the upcoming Wednesday meeting. The fight centers on Linehan’s charges about the National Dock Trust and grand jury evidence, with colleagues expected to move to bar or adjourn to stop his remarks.
Concord New Hampshire September 3 trustees of Dartmouth College filled two vacancies. Professor Francis Brown of Union Theological Seminary was chosen to succeed Dr Henry Fairbanks of St Johnsbury Vermont. Former Congressman Samuel L Powers of Newton Massachusetts was elected life trustee to fill the vacancy from the death of Rev Dr William H Davis of Newton Massachusetts.
Mary Hallahan aged 17 who disappeared from 31 Tyler Street Boston where she stayed with her mother has been located with friends. The news reached her mother yesterday easing worry over her safety after she had not been heard from since Monday August 28.
The Children's Editor praises plans from August 29 and September 1, noting many young artists improved through perseverance. He urges not to feel overlooked if sketches are not published and promises future chances and possible honorable mentions.
The list commends many entrants from Natick to Dorchester for favorable picture quality and technique. Several recipients, including Ernest Gay and Miss Ella McDonough, receive praise. notes advise improvements such as proportion and framing. some winners await badge issuance pending badge production.
In a field bulletin to General Linovitch the Czar says he has had all the wars he wants and accepts the preliminary peace terms. He praises the army’s valor in Manchuria and excoriates no more bloodshed for Sakhalin.
Stephen Whitney, a prominent New Haven resident, died at 64 from a stroke suffered a month earlier at his Northeast Harbor summer home. He was active in the Society of Colonial Wars and the Order of the Loyal Legion, New York State Commandery, and belonged to the Order of Runnymedes.
Samuel J. Solori thirteen captain of North Bennet Juniors was shot near the heart by a stray during a Revere game. He kept playing shortstop, made a decisive three base hit and a highlight reel double play as his team won thirteen to one. He collapsed but recovered and spoke bravely of Americans and Japs amid hospital care.
Peace envoys and secretaries report completion of all treaty documents with signing expected Tuesday. The correspondent in Boston also met Kan Yu Wei who questioned Japan’s large concessions and urged a tougher stance earlier in the war.
The 18th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Tierney was celebrated at 16 Kingston Street Charlestown. Attendees included Ward 4 politicians, Mayo Men's Association members led by James Nary, labor leaders, employees, Clinton guests, and friends. A program of song and music accompanied lavish hospitality and gifts.
Thirteen year old Lillian Tuttle ran away from her East Somerville home to visit an aunt in Boston and possibly New York. After wandering at night she confessed to a lodger and was taken to the police, with her parents notified. Her father says the girl is headstrong but has a good home and the ordeal serves as a lesson.
The Centrals of East Boston host the St Augustines of South Boston at Wood Island Park this afternoon. Last meeting, Centrals won 4 to 3 with Jim King, who pitched for St. Augustines, set to face his former teammates.
New York, Sept 3. Mrs Magdalene Buchanan of 53 Grand Street Jersey City says she married to avoid starvation after being deserted by George H Potts of 22 Wyckoff Street Brooklyn. Potts accuses her of multiple prior marriages and pending extradition to New York. The case features alleged marriages to Van Wart Williams Potts and Buchanan and a prior separation not a divorce.
A Saturday blaze in Adrianople wiped out 7000 houses across Greek Armenian Bulgarian and Hebrew quarters. Many victims reported. Except for the Catholic Church most buildings including mosques schools two convents and the telegraph offices were uninsured.
A doctor accompanies Kate Whitney to Upper Swandam Lane to locate Isa Whitney, missing for days amid opium dens. The pursuit leads through a murky dockside world to a Bar of Gold style hideout as the tale promises continuation in the next installment.
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