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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1904

Page

7

Crisis in Fall River Strike Near at Hand

In Fall River on September 19, manufacturing circles anticipate a strike crisis within ten days. Some predict mills reopening to stabilize prices, while others fear renewed trading disruption and higher costs for scarce goods. Union leaders, led by President Golden of the U T W and President Tansey of the Textile Council, insist operatives will not accept wage reductions.

Falyg River Golden Tansey Textile Council

The Motor Pirate and the Brighton Burglar

Inspector Forrest probes Mannering's workshop and bedroom for clues in the Motor Pirate case. A traveling bag reveals a peroxide bottle used to disguise hair, hinting at Mannering’s complicity, while a lack of warrants delays arrest.

Brighton Iss Maitland Mannering Forrest Europe

Mystery visit to Mannering’s house unfolds in quiet vigil

Two men stake out Mannering’s cottage at night noting a dark, still exterior. Inside, a lamp, cigarette ashes, and slippers suggest Mannering is absent while Forrest contemplates arrest if he returns, then continues their careful examination of the home.

Vienna Amsterdam Mannering Forrest London Jed

Furniture Sale Highlight Attracts Harvard Students

Our firm guarantees every article we sell and notes a September sale to over 600 Harvard Students, illustrating our low prices and strong customer demand across campus.

Harvard

Aldermen Clash Over Linemen Pension Measure

In a heated Board of Aldermen session, Curley led a push to pass a pension for injured police signal service workers despite the Mayor’s veto. The proposal was rescinded and sent to the next meeting, signaling another tense debate.

Board of Aldermen Committee On Public Improvements Curley Quigley Slattery Hennessey O'Toole Frothingham City Hall

British Primate Attends Bar Harbor Reception

The Archbishop of Canterbury attended a reception at St. Savior's Church in Bar Harbor Maine on Sept 19. He, joined by Bishop Codman of Maine, stood under a canopy flanked by American and British flags as several hundred people were presented to him. That evening he and Mrs Davidson dined with Mr and Mrs John Kennedy of New York at their cottage.

Bar Harbor Archbishop of Canterbury St. Savior's Church America Codman Maine Church of England

Dear Miss Champagne Advice on a Double Love Dilemma

A man asks how to handle two romance entanglements after fondly saved a young woman who now pursues him. He plans to marry another girl soon and seeks Miss Champagne guidance to avoid offense. The answer suggests politely declaring impending engagement and introducing the first woman to his future wife to end the pursuing.

Miss Champagne Morning Post

Advice to a 17 year old on ending a relationship

A letter from Mizparh seeks guidance on breaking off a friendship with a 19 year old suitor. The advice urges clear honesty, warns against false hope, and recommends delaying the conversation until feelings are sure, noting that young women may change their minds and to avoid hasty decisions.

Rev Dr Pallister’s remark on Cambridge women feet

The English clergyman's comment about American women’s feet sparks strong reactions in Cambridge and Boston. Citizens, conductors, police, and students weigh in with varied opinions about whether Western or Eastern women have larger feet and what the remark reveals about cultural perceptions.

Pallister Cambridge Frederick Pallister Chicago Radcliffe West England Massachusetts Avenue Back Bay Boston

Asthma Cure Promotes Noted Permanent Relief Claims

Reputable testimonials from Rev G L Taylor Washburn Illinois and Mrs Marthas Simerson Laingsburg Michigan praise Dr Schiffmann’s Asthma Cure. Sufferers report long term relief after use and a cured cough. Available at druggists 50 cents to 1.00. Send 2 cent stamp for a free trial package from Dr R Schiffmann St Paul Minnesota.

Schiffmann G. L. Taylor Washburn Marthas Simerson Laingsburg Mich R. Schiffmann Lox St. Paul Minn

Love and Money Change a Small Town Romance

Jane Coulter rejects a poor suitor for marriage then reunites with John Wilson after a near fatal accident. John survives and offers a choice between cash or stock for his farm as a new car factory looms. She urges him to decide, while emotions rise in a quiet, hopeful scene.

Jane Coulter John Wilson Pet John Casey Little Jane Judge Green Coulter Coulters Piazza

Boston & Albany Advertisement for Autumn Excursion

Through the Berkshire Hills and Hudson River routes for three dollars. Travel from stations west of Boston October 12 to Boston via the Fall River line October 13 to 16. Descriptive leaflet available from A. Hanson, general passenger agent, Boston & Albany Railroad, 366 Washington Street.

Berkshire Hills Hudson River Fall River Boston Hanson Boston & Albany Railroad Washington Street

Thought So Patron Barber Exchange About Haircutting

A brief exchange shows a barber asserting experience in haircutting and mentioning a past clipping of a poodle Francais, illustrating a humorous dialogue about stylist skills.

Determination Question Sparks Cane Carving Challenge

In a family exchange, a farmer defends his son’s patience as he calmly whittles a cane while a visitor doubts his resolve. The scene centers on a quiet test of will and skill within a rural setting.

Portrait of a Humble Newspaper Obsession

A humorous exchange shows Mrs Goodan and Bully Butters amid a line about literature and a man wearing a newspaper as an undershirt. The snippet captures character dialogue and newspaper culture in a playful moment.

Butters

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