Boston Post subscription rates and policy notices
The Boston Post lists subscription rates for the paper and the Sunday Post including yearly, half yearly and quarterly options. It notes changes of address require both old and new addresses and indicates all money sent is at the sender's risk with payments made to the Post Publishing Company.
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Eugene Newton
James Ormond
Tremont House
Gene
House of Correction
Harvard Football Reform Proposals Promise Livelier Play
The piece argues vitality remains in intercollegiate football and endorses athletic committee reforms at Harvard. It criticizes faculty bans as radical and supports plans that aim to restore a living, responsible game under modern guidelines.
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Harvard
Eliot
Massachusetts Referendum Plea Seeks Women Vote Record
The Senate amended the plebiscite plan to require separate tallies for men and women on the woman suffrage issue. The Post urges this to reveal women’s views and guide an intelligent decision, arguing men will yield if women want to vote.
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Utahs constitution likely grants women voting rights
The Utah constitution may include women suffrage on par with men, seen as a Mormon political win. The piece argues Utah women align with the Mormon vote to gain influence, and warns Eastern suffragists that political impact wins the ballot, urging Massachusetts suffragists to convince legislators that votes count.
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East
Massachusetts
Forbearance Sours Over Spain Cuba Tensions
The State Department signals great forbearance toward Spain over the flag insult as President Cleveland and Secretary Gresham weigh limits. Spain removes the offending captain and warns others, but offers no apology while reports emerge of two American sailors jailed in Santiago de Cuba. Possible new complications loom as authorities seek a quick settlement.
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United States
Spain
Cleveland
Gresham
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Cuban
Santiago de Cuba
Rumors of Rival Telephone Firms Foreshadow Change in Industry
The piece notes recurring stories of new firms aiming to challenge Bell. It observes Bell remains strong in dividends and stock value, doubting talk of driving Bell from the field until rivals actually form and act. The text hints that the real shift lies in the broader telephone business dynamics.
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Bell Company
Bell Telecommunication Monopoly Faces Market Competition
The public has paid high rates for telephone service under Bell’s exclusive patents. With judicial decisions loosening its grip, competition will emerge and benefits will reach the public as new providers enter the market.
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Bell Company
Representative Moriarty Attacks Reporter in House Floor
The article notes Moriarty used House privilege to assault a Post reporter with unsubstantiated charges. He later admitted lacking facts and promised to seek support, while the Post defends its staff against personal attacks and calls for fair investigation if charges are substantiated.
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The
Monroe Doctrine Emphasized in Venezuela Boundary Row
The editorial defends U S interventionist stance in the Britain Venezuela dispute. It argues the United States has urged arbitration and stands ready to act if the integrity of the American republic is threatened, urging Lord Kimberley to understand the doctrine through Ambassador Bayard.
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United States
Great Britain
Venezuela
Lord Kimberly
Ambassador Bayard
Man arraigned in extradition case over alleged shipboard shooting
William Holzheur was arraigned before U S Commissioner Shields in April on a British consular complaint accusing him of feloniously assaulting Captain McNeil of the Nova Scotian bark J H Marsters by firing five shots on March 25. Holzheur claimed amnesia and denied any involvement, saying he had never had trouble with Captain McNeil.
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New York
William Holzheur
United States
Shields
Sanderson
McNeil
J. H. Marsters
Holzheur
Canada
McNell
United States Considers Smyrna as Mediterranean Naval Station
The U S steamer Chicago reported favoring Smyrna as a Mediterranean squadron naval base after talks with American residents. The American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions backs the move, noting Smyrna as key for U S interests. European powers already keep gunboats there. The Navy orders San Francisco from Palermo to Smyrna this week, with Secretary Gresham notifying Rev Judson Smith in Boston.
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United States
Chicago
Erban
Smyrna
Turkey
Navy Department
Mediterranean
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
San Francisco
Palermo
Gresham
Judson Smith
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American Board
Boston
Gold Syndicate Owes Treasury 18 Million But Ahead of Contract
Washington reports the Morgan Belmont syndicate controls the gold export market, keeping shipments profitable around 4.871 to 4.88 sterling. Officials say the Treasury has not feared gold withdrawals for now, with the syndicate ahead on its supply contract and moving a larger share of the latest 65 million bond issue abroad. Treasury gold stands at 90.5 million.
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United States
Morgan-Belmont
Treasury
Rhode Island Seacoast Battery Plan Tied to Rhode Island State Camp
Secretary La mont orders Captain Frank Baker of Watertown Arsenal Massachusetts to the Quoinset State camp grounds Rhode Island on official business regarding the construction of a seacoast battery for Rhode Island.
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Lamont
Frank Baker
Watertown Arsenal
Mass
Quoinset
R. IL
Rhode Island
Bath Man With A Conscience
A Bath, Maine resident sent an 87 dollar contribution to the Treasury Department for the conscience fund, the payment credited to the conscience fund.
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Treasury Department
New York Plan For After Dark Passenger Landing
Collector Kilbreth of New York will submit a written plan to the Treasury detailing how to land passengers at New York after dark. The agreement on essential details suggests operation may begin by April 15 or possibly April 10.
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Lucia
Fpaust
Tremont Theatre
A Pretty Foot and the Dangers of Razor-Toed Shoes
A writer condemns razor-toed footwear for children, arguing it distorts the foot and harms growth. The essay cites Trilby era fashion and describes a twelve year old girl in matinee dress, noting how the shoe design and fashion concealment contribute to the problem.
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Brookline Bachelor Club Celebrates First Anniversary
The Brookline Bachelor Club marked one year with a supper and officer installation. Retiring president John J. Cantwell led a committee and entertainment. new officers include Daniel J. Crane president Neil J. Wallace vice president John A. Cahill secretary and James P. Meade treasurer. The club's dramatic and debating sections have shown activity and weekly papers on practical topics are discussed.
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Casey
John J. Cantwell
Messrs. Hand and Carroll
Daniel J. Crane
Neil J. Wallace
John A. Cahill
James P. Meade
Public testimonial honors Dr Smith hymn author at Music Hall
A large crowd attended a two part program at Music Hall praising Dr Ss F Smith author of America. Rev Dr Lorimer addressed the audience and George Horace Lorimer read a poem titled Young America to the Old. The piece linked liberty with national unity and urged enduring vigilance and patriotism.
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Gladstone
Lincoln
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Bismarck
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Mt. Shasta
Y M G A Students Close Winter Classes With Prizes
Young men attending the Y M C A evening educational classes gathered at the Association Hall corner Berkeley and Boylston last night for closing exercises. Arthur W. Sawyer praised attendance and behavior. M Everett O Fisk spoke on education. Charles W Kidder and others offered readings and elocution. Joseph Stewart and his class performed musical selections.
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Siegfried at Boston Theatre and Herrmann Engagement Postponed
The German opera company presented Siegfried at the Boston Theatre with Max Alvary as Siegfried and Marcella Lindh as the Forest Bird. Marcos Sucher as Brunnhilde and Emanuel Senger as Father were noted. the audience praised the vocal and orchestral parts, though the second act had some staging hiccups. Herrmann the magician’s Boston visit is postponed due to multiple debt judgments, with a possible later engagement anticipated.
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Epidemic Strikes Hebertville Lake St John Area
A disease now epidemic in Hebertville and Lake St John has perplexed physicians with a sharp rise in deaths. The outbreak has caused concern as more cases and fatalities are reported in the region.
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Lake St. John
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