Boston Post 1893 subscription rates and publication note
The Boston Post announces subscription terms for Friday Morning issues, rates for weekly and monthly periods, and payment details. It notes editor and publisher A Frank Richardson and BE Grozier, with office in Boston and New York addresses, urging advance payment and change of address handling.
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No More Telephones in Turkey Says Sultan
The Sultan of Turkey bans telephones in his dominions claiming no rivals in his land. He seeks to curb communication tools amid high charges elsewhere, echoing a warning against foreign influence and tyranny. The post notes the irony of ads catching readers’ eyes in a penny paper.
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Mahomet
Neglected Crossings in West End and Back Bay
The letter warns Superintendent Carter to inspect West End and Back Bay crossings on West Chester Park and Newbury street where ongoing roadway repairs lack flagging between streetcar tracks. It urges immediate corrective action to enforce city regulations and curb ongoing neglect.
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Captain Gaskin Drives Policy Dealers From City
Community lauds Station 4 for clearing out policy shops and vows to pursue exemplary punishment for principals. Courts are urged to apply the heaviest penalties to break the criminal policy trade, as Municipal Court cases move to Superior Court, causing delays for victims and keepers alike.
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Treasury gold reserve topples past one hundred million
The U S Treasury reported yesterday that its gold reserve surpassed the one hundred million mark for the first time since April 20. While the amount is not sacred, it marks the Treasury’s authority to issue gold certificates and signals a turnaround in gold flowing back to the United States, reinforcing renewed business confidence.
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West End Defies City Grade Change Halting South Boston Traffic
A Boston public dispute escalates as the wealthy West End Railway resists lowering its tracks to match a new street grade, blocking travel in South Boston. The city demands conformity to the updated grade to restore usable streets and public access.
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West End
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City Law Dept Urged to Repress West End Rebellion
The piece argues that public convenience suffers and will continue to suffer while rebellion against city authority remains. It calls on the city law department to ensure the West End learns its obligations to the city and the public.
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West End
A Help for the Unemployed Through August
The Post offers free Situation Wanted advertisements in its want columns for the unemployed during August, noting the temporary nature of the financial scare and inviting both men and women to submit ads at the publication office or by mail.
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Portraits of Society and Working Girls in The World Debate Beauty
The New York World compares wealthy society girls with working girls in paired portraits. It argues beauty arises from health, upbringing, and life experience, not bank accounts, and notes recent shifts giving women more open air activity and refined intellectual growth enhances appearance. The piece concludes work tends to boost beauty rather than diminish it.
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New York World
Confidence Returns as Markets Stabilize After Pork Pit Collapse
The public matures from fear as markets hold firm against the Chicago pork pit collapse. Investors' purchases push a rally, banks remain sound outside local disturbances, and gold flows into the nation. The currency basis remains assured and the public mood brightens as dawn appears.
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Navahoe proves seaworthiness despite critics
The piece rebuts claims that Navahoe is only an air weather boat and would be useless in a stiff breeze. It notes Navahoe crossed the Atlantic through severe gales and performed well in English club races, defending American yachtsmen against derisive labels and highlighting the boat’s true seaworthiness.
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Flynn for Boston fire marshal urged by Governor Russell
The Hon Edward J Flynn a Boston native and lawyer with legislative experience is recommended as the right man for fire marshal. His Boston roots and qualifications are cited and the council is urged to confirm the choice by Governor Russell.
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Observant Citizen Thomas O Callaghan finds happy move to Jefferson building
The Observant Citizen notes Mr Thomas O Callaghan now resides in the Jefferson building after a move, praising his carpet knowledge and pleasant disposition. Collectors and local figures appear in a casual snapshot of civic life, including Beard delaying a job decision and a vacation for Michael Carney. Joseph Chamberlain, linked to Miss Mary Endicott of Salem, is referenced amid a Boston social milieu.
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Endicott Charm in Washington Social Circle and City Scenes
The piece blends society observations from Washington and Boston. It notes Miss Endicott's Puritan modesty contrasted with her Queen’s drawing room debut, police in Boston Common enforcing keep off the grass, and light anecdotes about a sleeping shoe thief. It also mentions General Sanford’s visit to Governor Russell, City Solicitor Bailey’s recovery, and Dr. Edward Everett Hale’s brief town appearance and summer life on Rose Island.
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The Ingenue and Soubrette Exchanges in Light Gossip
A collection of satirical vignettes from various periodicals. The Ingenue feigns innocence while the Soubrette revels in clever comeuppances. Jokes cover courting quirks, theatre life, two headed curiosities, and domestic mischief with a playful, urban voice. The Rival Maidens tale contrasts Flora and Effie as they vie for a man, ending with Flora’s defeat in a Derby-like outcome.
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Veteran Conductor Seeks Redress Over West End Oustings
A veteran conductor from Chelsea protests a Post editor's article about ousted conductors on the West End Road in East Boston. He claims unfairness, notes service lengths from five to thirty years, and urges timely rectification. He signs as CONDUCT. Chelsea, August 2.
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Governor's Choice Names Flynn Fire Marshal and Schaff Gas Commissioner
Governor Russell sent appointments to his council naming Edward J. Flynn fire marshal of Boston and Edward P. Loring county accounts controller. Charles H. Howland harbor and land commissioner. Richard E. Warner of Taunton joins the State Board of Arbitration. Lawrence S. James assistant inspector of gas and water meters. Howland and Loring were reappointed. Schaff confirmed as gas commissioner succeeding Towne. Warner, born October 6, 1861 in New Bedford, moved to Taunton in 1881 and joined his firm in 1882.
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William Warner and Edward J Flynn figures in Taunton history
Edward J Flynn, born June 16, 1859 in the North End, rose from Eliot School to Boston College and Harvard Law, admitted to the bar in 1884, led in 1885 86 as a legislator from Ward 6, later served in the House and Governor's Council. He backed the metropolitan police bill and other major measures before a political career spanning city and state roles. William Warner, a prominent secret society member, was active in local fraternal orders and civic clubs including the Taunton Democratic Club.
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Dr Mary Walker in Somerville Promenades in Male Attire
Dr Mary Walker the sole congress permitted woman to wear men's clothes visited Somerville staying at Hotel Warren. She toured with Mrs Carter and Mrs Hopkins to Norcross house and Union Glass Works, attracting crowds. She discussed Christie Wardens case, argued Abbott innocence, and said Almy was at her house surrounding the murder. She planned to seek Supreme Court review in New Hampshire in January and later moved to Boston's Crawford House.
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Governor Russell Joins Pittsfield Cyclists as Power Scorcher
The Pittsfield Journal notes Governor Russell has joined the cycling ranks, developing great power as a scorer. He has always performed well on a bike and is expected to ride strongly.
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Jamaica at Chicago fair Showcases island crafts and commerce
Jamaica section of the Manufactures building highlights sunshine coffee sugar and rum as key exports. Exhibits include Jamaica ginger and a range of products from cassava starch to banana flour, coconut oil and dented wood species. Native crafts feature lace bark tree barkwork producing artificial flowers bonnets and handkerchiefs.
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Thieves Suspects Arrested in Framingham Centre Case
In Framingham Centre Edmund B Fay and Charles J Frost report thefts of clothing garden stuff fowl and small articles. Two tramps John Ryan and John Marshall camping behind Lake View are arrested with stolen goods. Ryan had a Elgin silver watch stolen from Richard Shannon on June 16. They face trial in the First District Court tomorrow.
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Convention Closes for Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Springfield August 3. The Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America closes its convention with a 1:15 pm session and a Riverside Grove picnic. An insurance plank was sent to a committee for report at the St Paul meeting August 18. Officers elected include Bishop J B Cet ter, J Washington Logue, Rev B S County, Mrs A J Coney, and Rev William McMahon.
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New Vocations for Trained Attendants in Boston
The Massachusetts Emergency and Hygienic Association trains young women as convalescent and elderly care attendants. Courses cost 30 dollars for thirty lessons, ending with an examination and diploma eligibility. Applicants must be at least 20 years old with good antecedents.
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Taking a Day Off From the Heat
A rustic verse notes animals and birds fleeing the heat to cool streams and shaded spots. It describes cattle and birds seeking relief while crops persist under hot skies, with a nod to recurring snows and rains, attributed to the Atlanta Constitution.
Moody and Chapman to Visit Northfield Evengelists Plan Addresses
Mr D L Moody will arrive in Northfield on Tuesday with Rev J Wilbur Chapman arriving Monday. Chapman, once John Wanamaker's pastor, will remain through the week delivering several addresses.
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Dover Jail Break Sparks Manhunt for Noted Thief
Fred Davis, a famed Dover crook, escaped from the city jail this afternoon. Jailer Scates found the missing inmate at 5 o'clock after Davis sawn off a jail bar and lowered himself to ground with a leather strap. Davis, held on breaking and entering charges, likely had outside help and is being pursued by City Marshal Fogerty.
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Fire Devastates Birsk City In Russia Blaze
A major fire in Birsk, Orenburg government, destroyed 180 houses including the City Hall and a Catholic church. Seven people were killed and many injured as the blaze swept through the town on August 3 in St. Petersburg dispatched reports.
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Courage and pain tolerance in dental patients noted by dentist
A prominent dentist claims women show far greater courage and patience under dental torture than men. He observes many female patients endure pain without flinching, while many men fear the drill and gas and react with notable anxiety. He cites numerous examples of women accepting extractions calmly without gas.
Police crack down on game attendees in Boston
Cape Ann Breeze notes that Boston police have begun arresting those at games, calling it a moral stance. The piece suggests police in Gloucester should follow suit and questions the public posting of play schedules as a matter of concern.
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Russell Rides to Wit on Bicycle Victory Route
Governor Russell rides a bicycle with skill and speed, described as a young man who can mount any ride and uses his talent to win. The Lowell Citizen treats the display as a light profile of the governor’s athletic flair and public image.
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