Patriots Day Printing Delayed Until April 20 Post
On Patriots Day April 19 the Evening Post will not be issued. Full reports of the celebrations will appear in the Post on April 20 with all the holiday coverage and highlights for readers.
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Evening Post
Five Dollar Parliamentary Fund aids Home Rule appeal
The committee report notes a generous response to the Home Rule fundraising appeal despite hard times. It emphasizes the fund supports a legitimate self government contest waged by patriotic but financially pressed men against a wealthy opposing party. Washington Westminster’s battle is historic with global implications, and American sympathizers are urged to contribute to rapidly build an effective sum.
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Five Dollar Parliamentary Fund
Ireland
Friends of Freedom
Westminster
Great Britain
Fall River Police Bill Tactics Spark Debate In House
The Republicans seek to push through the Fall River police bill with a single roll call. The House rules require yeas and nays if thirty members demand it, a move the Democrats plan to trigger to challenge local self government in Fall River. Critics warn the tactic is a gag by a majority bent on usurpation and would invite sharp public condemnation.
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Fall River
House
Meyer
Massachusetts
Lynch Law Reflects Race Tensions in Ohio
A magazine column notes a second lynching of a black man in six months in Ohio under Governor McKinley. It questions whether race antagonism exists within the Republican stronghold and criticizes the governor for inaction despite urging other officials to act.
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South
Ohio
McKinley
Fifty Three Democrats in State House Roll Call
The text notes that fifty three members of the State House are Democrats. It reflects on the surprising size of the minority, describing it as not large but sizable enough to be a respectable figure in the roll call.
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House of Representatives
Post
Democratic House Minority Lacks Unified Action
The piece condemns the Democratic minority for failing to unite and effectively use its power in the House. It laments weak leadership, calls for solid party discipline, and urges a united voting front to influence legislative business and inspire party supporters.
Right to be cured under seven doctors plan
The writer denounces Massachusetts lawmakers for requiring seven doctors’ approval to treat a patient, arguing it violates personal liberty and creates a medical monopoly. It condemns the move as paternalistic and an overreach that restricts the right to choose a physician, recalling harsh colonial controls on religion and punishment.
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State Senate
Massachusetts
Friends
Harvey
New House Rule Aims To End Speaker Reed Quorum Tricks
A Washington report notes a shift from Speaker Reed's ruling on quorum to a counted roll call. The new rule requires tellers from both sides to report nonresponding members, preventing miscounts. Democrats claim this shows restored House authority and potential effective action.
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House of Representatives
Washington
Reed
House
The Observant Citizen in Boston Gossip and Notices
A column of city vignettes notes Jimmy Burns and Cunard ties at 99 State Street, changes to senior stewards not wearing uniforms, a mourning marriage record dispute, Taft and Curtis’ European return, questions of civilization and risk after an Edison bulb mishap, wedding music at Symphony, facial expression classes, dust nuisance, street-cleaning humor, and Comptroller Eckles to meet bank presidents before leaving Boston with a note on Agassiz Grammar School Jamaica Plain.
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Jimmy Burns
Gallia
James Burns
Cunard Line
State Street
Mr. Burns
Samuel Cunard
Notable Appointments and Maritime Movements
Sir Charles Russell becomes lord justice of appeal after Lord Bowen's death on April 9. Boston passengers sail on the Majestic to Liverpool and Friesland to Antwerp include Hart, Vialle, Tidds, Miss Burbeck, Miss Hastings, and others. Captain Shepard publicly reprimanded by Navy. no reflection on him. Emperor William bans army navy betting at racecourses. Bishop Hall to visit Boston with a program including a memorial sermon for Dr. Shattuck.
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Charles Russell
Justice of Appeal
Lord Bowen
Majestic
Liverpool
Henry Hart
C. A. Vialle
C. W. Tidd
E. G. Burbeck
Alice Hastings
Co. F. Shimmin
Shimmin
Francis Skinner
Skinner
Red Star
Friesland
Antwerp
A. Maucher
Sam Weir
E. M. Shepard
Minnesota
Secretary of the Navy
F. N. Bunce
Bishop Hall
Vermont
Boston
England
Episcopal Club
Bishop Lawrence
Bishop Clark
St. Paul’s Church
Dr. Shattuck
Berlin
Germany
Reichstag
Leo XIII
Europe
Vatican
Pius IX
Federal Council
Five Dollar Parliamentary Fund Appeal for Home Rule Aid
A long list of subscriptions reports the Five Dollar Parliamentary Fund organized to aid Irish home rule efforts. Contributions invited via the Ilot Publishing Co. and Sacred Heart Review, with trustees Gargan Sullivan Toy and many Boston area signatories supporting local self-government campaign. The note closes referencing Addie Timmins and theater mention of A Texas Steer at the Boston Theatre.
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Five Dollar Parliamentary Fund
Ilot Publishing Company
The
Republic
Washington Street
Sacred Heart Review
East Cambridge
Thomas J. Gargan
Daniel Sullivan
Dominick Toy
Beacon Street
Miss Burke Honors Four Years at Boston Post
After four years as cashier in the Boston Post business department Miss M A Burke exits to join her forthcoming marriage in June. The staff presents a solid silver ice cream set and bouquet, with a colored ivory brochure offering heartfelt congratulations and best wishes for happiness in married life. A long list of department contributors accompanies the tribute.
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Post
M. A. Burke
Boston
Miss Burke
Burke
Boston Post
Machine Composition
E. A. Grazier
R. W. Bryant
William Taylor
B. L. Beal
F. B. Goodrich
B. M. Firman
E. G
W. Masson
C. Crowley
W. Bidden
W. Colbert
J. D. Warner
J. Magee
T. B. Corrie
H. P. Colbert
W. Corrigan
William Corrigan
J. A. Blackmer
J. P. Cullen
Edward Briggs
G. W. Collins
W. R. Templeman
Cc. A. Noble
Mrs. M. K. Jerome
J. J. Williams
G. Wilkins
James J. Flannery
George G. Hall
A. H. Marchant
J. W. Gourlay
J. Henry Foley
J. Meyer, Jr
John Robinson
Ww. c. Topping
N. J. Rodgers
S. A. Macadam
Henry W. Roberts
Thomas M. Nolan
James H. Brehaut
John ©. Huril
James Morris
W. Norman Ritchie
T. H. Barker
S. W. Baker
Frederic A. Barrett
A. Semple
J. R. Stanley
N. E. McPhail
W. F. Warner
George W. Huestis
W. L. Lossone
Louis S. Mitchell
C. H. Finley
L. ©. McKinnon
C. T. Foley
George M. Milloy
W. A. Brehaut
R. Watkins
Two New Plays Delight Boston Audiences at Hollis Theater
Julia Marlowe adds The Belle's Stratagem and Chatterton to her Hollis repertory with strong comic turns and vivid stage presence. The program features Henry Jewett and others, a praised dance, and notes on cast, with Ibsen Ghosts announced for Tremont Theatre this afternoon. A traveling menagerie arrives, including a rare blue-faced mandril, while Palace Home shows Dixon and Proto. The season at Bowdoin Square and Park Theatre offers diverse acts and large crowds.
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Hollis
Chatterton
Miss Marlowe
Boston
Letitia
Henry Jewett
H. A. Weaver
J. R. Amory
T. L. Coleman
Eugenia Woodward
Miss Eytinge
New York
Austin & Stone’s Museum
Olinda
Zoological Garden
Lisbon
Messrs. Stone & Shaw
E. F. White
Tremont Row Museum
A Triumph for the Pope at Boston Theatre Benefit
Tickets for the actor's fund benefit at the Boston Theatre go on sale Wednesday morning with prices of 1.50, 1.75, and 50 cents for orchestra, orchestra circle, balcony and family circle. The show runs Thursday April 26 at 1 pm.
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Actor’s Fund
Boston Theatre
Actors’ Fund
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Emd. Paur
Fenny Davenport
Joseph Haworth
Charles Barron
J. H. Barnes
Nat Childs
Chas. N. Schroeder
William Seymour
May Davenport Seymour
London Assurance
Bostonians
Robin Dod
Kental Company
Donnelly and
Cirard
J. E. Dodson
Marie Burress
Frawley
Blanche Rice
E. E. Rose
Reak
Kate Claxton
Nime
Janauschek
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Joe
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