Boston Post Subscription Rates and Contact Details
The Boston Post announces subscription options and pricing for intervals of one year six months and three months with advance payment and mail office contact. It lists the Boston office address at 250 Washington Street and the telephone number 428 along with editor E. A. Grozier and publication terms for mail changes and notices.
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Post extends benevolent relief to sick babies in elevenement districts
Generous subscriptions fund a relief program by the Post. Visitation begins today in East Cambridge South Boston and East Boston in addition to the city proper. Over three weeks 1260 families were visited and about one in five had a baby on the Post list. Twenty babies were ministered to with lifesaving or illness prevented by timely care.
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Worthy Debate On Foreigners Paying Duty At U S Ports
The article notes a rare case where two Canadian gentlemen and American citizens faced a small duty on personal property at New York upon entry. It argues the tax is a nuisance and questions whether the tariff should levy such inspection costs on wearing apparel and other goods over $100 value, reducing revenue.
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New York
Charles Tupper
United States
Assassination of Spain's Canovas Shocks Europe
Editorial notes the killing of Senor Canovas del Castillo, Spain's prime minister, by an anarchist. It warns that political tension, revolution, and violence in Spain create danger for leaders and may trigger copycat acts worldwide.
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Antonio Canovas del Castillo
Spain
Senor Canovas
Europe
Navy militia key to wartime ship manning says Roosevelt
Assistant Secretary Roosevelt argues in his report to Secretary Long that the naval militia is essential for war readiness. He warns the nation could not man all ships or auxiliary cruisers without in commission forces, underscoring public confidence in maritime defense.
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Roosevelt
Long
United States
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Naval militia strengthens national defense says advocate
The piece argues that a nation’s defense relies on fighting men not a small standing army. It urges liberal government support for naval militia training and credits Massachusetts with leading in naval militia creation, inspiring states along the Great Lakes and beyond.
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Chinery
Mr. Roosevelt
Navy
Naval Militia
Massachusetts
Great Lakes
Broad Bull Market Signals Prosperity Across Markets
The piece extols a broad vigorous bull market with prices rising daily and easy money fueling buying, noting strong grain demand, improving crop prospects, rising trade, and expanding bank clearings. It suggests London’s selling pressure is met by domestic buyers as American securities appear cheap and safe.
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Notable Malden and Cambridge Figures Feature in Varied Happenings
The column notes visits by Mr and Mrs Robert Jordan of Lynn Street Malden with guests Mr and Mrs Charles L Philbrick. Mrs Philbrick is formerly Miss Jordan. Miss M L Guild of Cambridge Theosophical Society speaks on Heaven and Hell. Alderman W S Cushing enjoys a North Shore yachting vacation. Cambridge Post 20, G A R receives 200 from Laura A Green will. Rev Dr EB Webb preaches in Cambridge. Alderman Hannum recovers from an accident. Officer Tim McCarthy earns praise at Station 4. Stamps and Hull saline air discussed. Public railing about temporary fencing near Copley Square area. a jumper and a crossing incident noted.
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Robert Jordan
Lynn Street
Malden
Charles L. Philbrick
Commonwealth
Philbrick
Miss Jordan
Kittery
New Grenadine Fabric Heralds Bright Summer Fashion
A new grenadine material blends silk and cotton and launders like cotton. Priced around 20 cents a yard it features white ground with stripes or plaids in green heliotrope blue or cerise. It suits afternoon gowns bodices and shirtwaists and pairs with white pique skirts and heliotrope hats. Feathers adorn autumn hats as well.
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Audubon Society
Notable Tidbits From Far and Near Across The World
A roundup of brief items: Thomas Ball the sculptor returns to America after 30 years in Florence. A A Powell of Cincinnati, claimed tallest man in the world, details his size and past fame. Various curious notes include Menelek of Abyssinia fixing a sewing machine, Miss Etta Messner’s claim in Indian Territory, Sultan of Turkey’s many bed chambers, Andrew Carnegie’s Scottish land plans, and Harriet A Boyd of Boston serving as a nurse at the front.
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Thomas Ball
Florence
Italy
America
Etta Messner
Thomas Alford
William Messner
Albany
Indian Territory
Alford
Harriet A. Boyd
Boston
American Archeological School
Athens
Queen Olga
Mies Boyd
Alaska Venture Eyes Southeast Resources Amid Klondike Fears
A group of prominent Seattle merchants plans to back mining timber and mineral interests in southeastern Alaska. They aim to control valuable assets at current low prices, including a five claim gold quartz property at Ketchikan and options on cedar lands on Chichagoff Island via Juneau connections.
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Alaska
Klondike
Als
Ketchizan
Juneau
Chichogoff Island
Harvards Home Run Brings Union Of Jack Hazard And Marion
On a moonlit lake a farmer's son Jack Hazard and wealthy Marion Edwards vow to marry after years apart. Four years later at Harvard Yale in a key baseball game Jack, now a captain, hits a two base drive to win. Mr Edwards approves the match and the couple plan marriage.
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Merion Edwards
New York
Jack Hazard
Jack
Marion
Father
Polo Grounds
Harvard
Yale
Ned Harkins
Harvards
Mr. Edwards
Marion Wan
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Ida Kahn and Mary Stone Chinese women doctors at Ann Arbor
Ida Kahn and Meiyi Shie are the only Chinese girls to graduate from Ann Arbor University with doctor of medicine degrees. They return to China to practice, spoke English well, and held favored roles among Chinese families. The article describes their schooling, name changes, and Chinese school customs including daily lessons, meals, and idol worship rituals.
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Ida Kahn
Meiyu Shie
Ann Arbor University
Michigan
Meiyi Shie
Mary Stone
China
Alaska Gas Map Sparks Border Debate
A cryptic fragment notes a claim about Alaska covering 636,085 square miles and a reference to a letter or statement dated August 7. The readable text hints at a border or territorial dispute context involving the state.
Raayer to West Somerville State Board dealings
In West Somerville the State Board of Lunacy and Charity may proceed with tied matters and related actions, awaiting further medical and legal determinations for care arrangements and oversight.
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West Somerville
State Board of Lunacy and Charity
Emperors Promise Peace Amid Banquet in St Petersburg
At a state banquet in St Petersburg, Emperor Nicholas thanked Emperor William and Empress Augusta Victoria for their visit, stressing continuing peaceful relations between Russia and Germany. William accepted the honor of enrollment in Russia’s navy and pledged support to preserve peace, as crowds cheered and decorations adorned the city.
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Augusta Victoria
Nicholas
Neva
Petrovsky Regiment
St. Peter and St. Paul
Alexander III
Alszander
Emperor William Hosts Ambassadors at Winter Palace
During the afternoon the emperor received visitors from the ambassadors and returned their calls as part of royal engagements at the Winter Palace.
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Winter Palace
William
Masonic Lodge Meets as Woman Protests Nearby
In Kingsbridge Hall New York on August 8 Mrs. Thomas O'Meara of Kingsbridge watched the unveiling of a Bhateporack Tribe No 266 lodge by Algonquin da Shatenuck Red Men. She refused to leave the fire escape area and was escorted away by police. She claimed to have seen private lodge work of Odd Fellows and Masons meeting in the same hall.
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New York
Kingsbridge Hall
Kingsbridge
Thomas O'Meara
Odd Fellows and Masons
clairvoyant vision on Andree balloon voyage inspires Paris
Paris reports a clairvoyant in the Psychical Society foresees Andree's polar voyage. She predicted the North Pole start during 1896, though previous months yielded no sight. Sleepwalker conveyed seen start and celebratory shouts for the departure.
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Andree
Mile. Colledon
President Faure
Russia
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North Pole
Vision of Andree Balloon Expedition in a Strange Letter
A clairvoyant describes a dreamlike vision of Andree and companions in a balloon voyage. She claims they travel south of the Pole, land in a wooded plain, and are miraculously saved, with future appearances in America and Paris hinted. The letter draws attention from the Psychical Society.
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Andree
Rome
Italy
America
Texas
Philadelphia
Paris
Psychical Society
Cheaper Baths Debate at Charles Street Meeting
At a Common yesterday midday gathering the Single Tax Association condemned the bath house charge of a few cents. Speakers included David Goldstein, local division agent, and others in socialistic and religious meetings on the Charles street mall.
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Single Tax Association
Bath Houses
T. R. Fitchspo
David Goldstein
Bociailete Boston Joby
Gull
David Monlety
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