Post Publishing Company notice and subscription details
Publication notice from the Post Publishing Company lists subscription rates and address change instructions. It notes second class matter, payment handling, and where to mail checks or money orders, with office locations in Corcoran Building and on Nasean Street.
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Post Publishing Company
Waaniweroy
Corcoran Building
Fifteenth Street
New Years
Nasean Street
Arsenical poisoning at Salisbury House and Fall River murders
The report links yesterday’s Salisbury Beach Cable House deaths to arsenic poisoning and the brutal murders of Andrew J. Borpen and his wife in Fall River. Editorials call for fuller investigation, hoping the Salisbury deaths are accidental and noting the crimes as among the era’s most peculiar and horrific.
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Cable House
Salisbury Beach
Andrew J. Borpen
Fall River
Salisbury
New England
A Hard Lesson on Crapo Declining Governor Bid
The Daily Advertiser notes Hon. W. W. Crapo will not run for governor and urges him to avoid the Senate race as well. It says he has endured betrayal by the Republican Party after three bids for recognition and praises his loyalty while warning of grief if he trusts the GOP in state affairs.
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the Daily Advertiser
W. W. Crapo
Crapo
Heavywit
State Street
Bagley
Mr.Klein
Roland Reed
Boston
Police Board urged to enforce Boston litter rules
Superintendent Darren urges the Board of Police to enforce city ordinances against street littering. He cites improved street cleanliness under current administration and argues lack of enforcement weakens municipal effort. The critique highlights the need for accountable leadership and better coordination with city government.
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Darren
Board of Police
Boston
Canrrer
Republican Nominee for Minnesota Governor Cited in Speech
A newly named Republican nominee for Minnesota governor delivers a high profile address praising party values and pledging unity. The remarks emphasize public service, fiscal discipline, and commitment to voters ahead of the upcoming campaign.
McKinleyism blamed for wage decline and graft in GOP
The piece cites Knute Nelson and Ames of Massachusetts to argue McKinleyism reduced wages via high tariffs and overproduction. It accuses the Republican Party of corruption, detailing Wanamaker's $400,000 fundraising for Quay and his appointment to the Cabinet as a mark of graft and political compromise.
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Knute Nelson
RipRich
Ames
Massachusetts
Nelson
Minnesota
Pinkertonism Versus Labor in House Judiciary Clash
An editorial harshly denounces Pinkerton managers for sending a hostile, anti labor document to the House Judiciary Committee under the guise of defense. It argues Pinkertonism is a wrong, private army practice that undermines labor organizations and highlights labor as a natural, proper part of industry. The piece asserts labor groups can err, but Pinkertonism remains fundamentally wrong and incurable.
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Pinkerton
Judiciary Committee of
House
Homestead
Pinkertons
Figures on tariff debate called public property at issue
The Boston Journal misreads the Post tolling the Senate finance figures as a campaign tool. The piece accuses the Journal of repeating false McKinleyism claims about steel billet tariffs, fuel costs, clothing prices, and family cost of living while excluding sugar, demanding proof or correction, and predicts the Journal will not provide figures or retract.
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Boston Journal
Senate Committee On Finance
Journal
Post
Humorous Fragments and Light Banter From Town Talk
A collage of quick quips and inane remarks from locals and papers. A string of brief exchanges mentions a diary engagement ring, a straw hat blown away, a boast about weather and money, and a yacht trip ending early due to a flush deck.
Republicans in Tremont Temple scene noted in Ward 17 bid
Franz H Krebs Jr of Ward 17 spoke at a Republican ratification in Tremont Temple and is a House candidate in his district. M J Kiley plans a political handbook with Democrat cuts due late September. Charles E Clark of Ward 17 eyed for Alderman or House nomination. Jack Ransom runs a market and claims city supply ties and a knack for stories. Sylvester Baxter credited with arcading Boston streets piece that spurred mayoral action. Baxter is said to ideate new town improvement schemes.
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Franz H. Krebs, Jr
Ward 17
Tremont Temple
Charles E. Clark
Lewis
Clark
Jack
Ransom
Boston
Sunday Herald
Sylvester Baxter
Baxter
New England Notes Highlight Clergy and Academic Moves
The Rev Arthur M Knapp of Fall River returns from Japan this month. Carl Bailey Hurst named consul to Catania Italy, son of Bishop Hurst of Marion. Ludwig Frank elected first drawing instructor at Providence High School. Arnold B Sanford resigns Davol mills presidency. Frank L Fish of Taunton named his successor. W H Kennecutt replaced as physical director of New Bedford Y M C A by Charles W Smith aged 28, praised by peers in Lynn Holyoke Brattleboro and Philadelphia. Prof F Nichols Crouch birthday marked at 84 with Portland Missouri audience. reception featuring his Kathleen Mavourneen song performance.
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Arthur M. Knapp
Fall River
Japan
Carl Bailey Hurst
Catania
Italy
Bishop Hurst
Marion
Ludwig Frank
New Bedford
New Manual Training High School
Providence
R. I
Arnold B. Sanford
Davol Mills
Frank L. Fish
Taunton
W. H. Kennecutt
Crouch
Notable figures linked to Crockett lore and bird study
Colonel Robert H. Crockett rumored as Davy Crockett’s grandson, Olive Thorne Miller renowned in ornithology, studying birds six months yearly. Mrs. Mackay again dazzles London with diamonds, critics noting exceptional stones. The Emperor of Annam, a 12 year old smoker, is a studious boy fond of French toys sent for amusement.
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Robert H. Crockett
Arkansas
Davy Crockett
Olive Thorne Miller
Mackay
London
Regent Street
Emperor of
Annam
Shuman's clearance sale offers deep cuts on summer stock
The notice touts a one third to one half price reduction on a large line of seasonable wearables to quickly dispose of leftover summer stock. It targets men boys and children’s suits hosiery and ladies tops claiming substantial bargains and urging customers to see for themselves at Shu & Co.
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Shuman
Shu & Co
Letters praise Carney Hospital spirit and work
In letters to the Post dated Aug 3 1892 supporters from St Mary’s parish Franklin Mass and community figures attest to Carney Hospital’s unsectarian care and humanity. A trustee notes eight years of service at City Hospital and declares equal aid to all creeds. Rabbi Raphael Lacker endorses the hospital’s humane claims and willingness to alleviate suffering. Rev M J Lee includes a $43 donation split between hospital collection tickets a concert and a year’s Boston Post subscription.
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Carne Hospital
Paine
City Hospital
Carney Hospital
A. Shuman
Raphael Lacker
Post
St. Mary’s Parish
Boston Post
M. J. Lee
St. Mary’s Church
Franklin
Mass
Status of the Fund and Subscription Totals
A historical notice details subscription progress including Carney Concert receipts and multiple modest gifts. Acknowledgments show $2502.57 from Dad's Cigar Store and donations from St. Mary's Parish Franklin Mass and East Cambridge, with other contributions from Waltham Lincoln Street and Lincoln Street groupings. The Crand Total reaches 87850.05 with twenty-one $100 opportunities remaining.
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Carney
Dad's Cigar Store
Washington Street
ST. Mary's Parish
Franklin
Mass
M. J. Lee
East Cambridge
Waltham
Lincoln Street
CRAND
Conundrum Contest Notes From The Post 1892
A compilation of conundrums and humorous quotable lines submitted to the Boston Post for a gold eagle prize. Includes dates, submitter locations like Newton, Malden, Worcester, and mentions original or not. Editorial hints emphasize originality, timeliness, and local flavor.
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the Post
Boston
Testimonial on the law coupon benefit to patrons
A reader praises a legal advice offer backed by attorneys. The testimonial notes a satisfactorily adjusted claim and pleasant business with skilled, attentive lawyers. The writer, W. E. Cotlus of 16 Avery Street, City, urges others to use the unique opportunity to right themselves when imposed upon.
Post Stronghold Ad Letter Reads Publisher Demand
A terse note from C. M. Rowell of Newton dated August 3 proclaims a newsdealer sells daily 80 posts and excludes Globes and Heralds, addressing the Post publisher.
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Post
the Newsdealer
C. M. Rowell
Newton, No. H
Globe Theatre Opens Week With Gorman's Minstrels
The Globe Theatre prepares for the dramatic year with extensive renovations including rewiring, carpet updating, and gilding. Gorman's Minstrels kick off the season next Monday, while other acts like Cleveland's combination and Cyrene at the Boston Theatre draw large crowds this week.
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Cleveland
Combination
Boston Theatre
Richard Golden
Jed Prouty
Honduras Feels Hurt Over U S Warship Move
Aug 4 dispatches report Honduras government indignant at an American man of war being ordered to the north coast. Americans and their mining interests have long been protected, despite ongoing revolutionary unrest. Bogran and Leiva have boasted of hospitality to U S visitors.
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Port Limon
Honduras
Bogran
Leiva
United States
Rockport Man Killed Touching Fallen Trolley Wire
William Thomas aged 40 and single was killed in Camp En, Me, when he grabbed a wire that had fallen from a flag hanging on a trolley line. Bystanders warned him, but he was partially deranged and did not heed the danger.
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Campen
William Thomas
Rockport
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Post Publishing Co., Publishers
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Republican Party
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Republican Congress
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Philadelphia
WaAn- Amaker
LABOR
O. Soak
Friend
Hubites
M. J. Kiley
Carney Fund
Dimes
Dad's
John Harrin Onal
Thomas J. Hill
John Pluffe
J. West
H. Stone
J. W.cose
George Frey
T.lee
E. B. “Maguire
H. Hession
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C.A. “Miller
Erard
James Smith
B. Witham
Vere
Eeeresears
Maggie Burns
Katie Matthews
Mary Kennedy
Maggie Lehman
Winnie Preston
Annie Loheed
Katie Greadon
Maggie Dolan
Maggie Carey
Amelia DeYoung
Sadie DeYoung
Marcella D-Coste
Nellie Cavanaugh
Maggie Logan
Mrs. Zeigler
Mrs. Selva
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Sarah Lawless
Kate O’connor
Annie Flanagan
Nellie Connors
A.C. Hedin
Seer
Mary Campbell
Lizzie Gurry
Anit
Kate Murphes
Eenee
Bridget Reddy
Lizzie Nugent
Mamie O’neil
Josephine
Ewer
Lizzy Murphy
Frank Parse
Lizzie Carr
Mae Murphy
Nellie Mahoney
G. Grai
Annie Solger
Eereeersen
Mr. Ferguson
Mary O’neil
George E. Gormly
Cas
Marie Tracey
Cash
Thomas Kerr
M. F
Hupr
Richard Kelley
Cones
Bas Viele
Miss Keiley
Max Raphael
H. Mahoney
F. Magrathes
D. Henesey
John M. Thomas
James W. McCabe
W. A. Wheeler
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Whouley
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Daunee
Ie McCarty
Thomas ‘Gontello
Maynard
J. Tiffany
H. Watzman
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HUB Hotels
E. L. Fursman
Troy
N. Y
Parker House
W. F. Garcelon
Lewiston
Garcelon
Young’s
J. B. Harriman
Concord
N. H
Nous
William Taussig
St. Louis
Brunswick
Tremont
John Hines
Saaeala
RB. Kelley
Fpo Reese
Tremont Street
Billy Patterson
Billy
Nat Childs
Pauline Hall
Joan P. O’brien
Worcester
Allston
Anna
H. R
Sambo
Adam
Dar
J. L
Alfred C. Post
M. Y. Reap
Newton
Chicago
Carver Street
Emily M. Darty
Malden
Benjamin Harrison
Grover Cleveland
Julia A. Sabine
The
Post Free Law Bureau
W. E. Cot.ius
Avery Street, City
Globe Theatre
Gorman
Globe
Louise Beaudet
Elizabeth
Fred Solomon
John Stetson
Europe
Paris
New Ble
Schoeffel
Masconomo
Arena Garden
Bee
Sadie Stephens
Lillian Arper
George A. Schiller
George D. Melville
T. D. Frawley
Billy Crane
Senator
Charles Alfred Byrne
Louis Harrison
James T. Powers
John J. McNally
Gen Atiial
Rich & Harris
Walnut Street
Palace Theatre
Austin
Tre W.re
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