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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1899

Page

4

Special Notice on Check Payments to Post Publishing Co

Public cautioned to draw checks for payments due the Post Publishing Co or Boilers Post. No one may accept checks payable to an individual. Only two regular collectors, J. H. Maloney and W. J. Salter, with proper ID and authorization, may collect payments. By EB A Grozier, Treasurer.

Post Publishing Co Boilers Post Post J. H. Maloney W. J. Salter The EB. A. Grozier

Faulty construction blamed for Mt. Desert ferry disaster

A Bar Harbor coroner and jury conclude the Sunday excursion tragedy on Mt. Desert Ferry resulted from an inadequately built slip. They say the structure could not withstand extraordinary crowds and call for legal and moral accountability plus proper crowd control and safer design.

Bar Harbor Mt. Desert Ferry

Trust methods in Detroit meet shows large Diamond Match buyout

The Detroit report claims Edwin Gould bought the old Continental Match Company plant for 35000 and later the Diamond Trust paid 700000 for the whole concern. The piece questions the inflated capitalization and implies monopoly profits are funded by consumer lighters, calling trusts a method of taxing the people.

Detroit Continental Match Company Edwin Gould Diamond Match Trust

Trials Show Columbia Faster Than All Other Yachts

The article notes Columbia's superiority in fore reaching and beating to windward, beating Defender with ease though no space to spare. The margin over Defender narrows, tightening estimates of Columbia surpassing the Shamrock, while confirming the Columbia is the fastest yacht here, easing anxiety.

Columbia

Messengers Seek Fair Deal in Boston District Strike

The Boston District Company messenger boys, who struck last week, accepted mediation by the State Board and returned to work. They urge arbitration for a fair settlement, arguing wages are below local standards for similar service and deserve equal treatment with the Mutual District Company. They seek public support for a square deal and just compensation.

Messenger Boys Boston District Company State Board Mutual District Company Boston District

Boston Society Notes From August Leisure and Local Events

A Beacon Street couple enjoys August mountains while Mrs. Riley recovers. Ernest G. Franklin leads a Hanover street cruise to reconnect with friends and Neptune’s realm. William F. Fitzgerald welcomes a son. Northan vacations at Newport. Boston social events include dinners hosted by Mrs. Morse and Mrs. Meyer. Lenox hosts the nuptials of Lucie de R. Martin and George Masters at the Martin home.

Thomas Riley Beacon Street Mrs. Riley Ernest G. Franklin Hanover Street Neptune Mr. In Hi. Northan Newport Boston E. Rollins Morse George von L. Meyer Lenox Mise Lucie de R. Martin George Masters

Tap Philippines Appeal For Independence Recognition

The piece argues the Philippines seeks recognition as an independent power, based on its claim of sovereignty from Spain and cooperation with the United States in taking Manila. It notes European recognition would be a hostile act toward the United States, and frames expansion as a practical, sentimentless enterprise.

Philippines Manila Spain United States

Cruise of the Yacht 3 Tests New Cup Defender

The New York Yacht Club began its annual cruise aboard the yacht 3 yesterday to assess the new cup defender's performance. Newport races yielded unsatisfactory results and the Long Island run to trainer's Bay provided a near full length test, aiming to judge the Columbia's capabilities and the cup races' likely dynamics.

New York Yacht Club Newport

Observant Citizen Notes Parker on Europe Trip and Boston Theatre Buzz

Horatio W. Parker organist of Trinity Church sails for Europe to premiere Hora Novissimo and plans a cycling tour. Boston theatre reforges include Tremont Theatre orchestra circle stay. Schoeffel recounts encounters, and public response to changes. Notables like Gam McKee and tenants plan Saratoga rests. Ten-of-Us Club outing at Point Shirley features officials and dignitaries. Major Nat Burbank and Blakeley Hall visit. Mayor Quincy seen amid auto interest and Bar Harbor trip ends in mixed fare.

Horatio W. Parker Trinity Church Europe England Schoeffel Boston Tremont Theatre J. Schoeffel Tremont Point Shirley John Heathcote Popham Club Providence Curtis Guild W. H. Barnes Troy Citizen Corps T. B. Sloane Old Guard of New York

Fragmented Meditations on Life and Death by William Elliott Todd

An austere meditation contrasts clay and earth with human life, questioning afterlife and intellect. The speaker laments limits of science and philosophy, imagining freedom from mortal chains while invoking Socrates Nero and Solon as symbolic contrasts to human fate.

Socrates Nero Solon Cegar Paynim William Elliott Todd

Mrs Frederick D Grant Visits Beaulieu Amid Wedding Talks

Mrs Frederick D Grant arrived at Beaulieu to visit her sister Mrs Potter Palmer. Her visit likely accelerates plans for the wedding of Julia Dent Grant. Dante Frohman the theatrical manager began as a newspaper man and earned over $10,000 from a walking match which launched his career in the theatre.

Frederick D. Grant Beaulieu Potter Palmer Mrs. Grant Miss Julia Dent Grant Dante Frohman Frohman

Herman and Margaret Engaged Amid Hidden Tensions

Herman Powers rushes toward a two week parting with fiancée Margaret Leland while juggling love and career. After a tense farewell he avoids letters and insists on no mail, only to return to find Margaret gravely ill and unaware of his arrival as a family crisis unfolds.

Herman. Powers Margaret Leland Herman Perapsehe Willin Stran Margaret Margarets Lélands Cay Fay Thar Mr. Pagvers Mared Ja Lee Leland

Moody Sermons Spark Rapid Speech and Reporter Challenge

Evangelist Dwight L. Moody claims not one in fifty shorthand experts can produce a verbatim report of his sermons. He speaks with speed rivaling Secretary Blaine and Bishop Phillips Brooks, highlighting his compelling oratory.

Dwight L. Moody Blaine Phillips Brooks

Missouri Governor Receives London Letter From Senator Jones

Senator Jones, DNC chairman, warns Missouri Governor Stone of threats to his health and he may delay a U.S. departure beyond October. The letter, written in London, notes plans to seek health in Scotland shortly.

Stone Missouri Jones Democratic National Committee United States London Scotland

German envoy Munster Ladenburg Made Prince by William

Emperor William of Germany grants Count von Munster-Ladenburg the title of prince in recognition of his leadership of the German delegation to the peace conference at The Hague in Paris.

William of Germany Count von Munster-Ladenburg Paris The Hague

Attorney General Griggs to Join President at Lake Champlain

Attorney-General Griggs and his family expect to join the President and Mrs Me nley at Lake Champlain for a brief stay. The attorney-general will remain in Washington for a few days before traveling to Connecticut where his family is summering for a short visit before heading north.

Griggs Menley Lake Chplain Washington Connecticut

Daily Charade Riddle With Hidden Clues and Wordplay

A playful meditation on a daily charade with clues about taste time place and music. The text hints at hidden words and fair speaking players while promising the answer to today’s puzzle tomorrow.

Kissin' bug and banjo tales at the window

The piece compiles humorous slang and cartoonish dialogue about romance and gossip with lines from the Washington Star and Chicago Post. It features a character Miss Miami Brown and quips about loves, pets, and social quirks from various papers.

Miss Miami Washington Star

Reverend Dr C M Lamson Dies At 66 In Vermont

The Rev Charles M Lamson D D president of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions died suddenly in St Johnsbury Vermont at about 11 o'clock. Cause of death is neuraglia of the heart. He was 66 and was connected with Amherst College during the president’s absence. He was married to Helena F Bridgman of Amherst.

St. Johnsbury Charles M. Lamson Brentford

Ex-Governor W. Y. Atkinson Dies in Georgia

Former Georgia governor William Yates Atkinson died in Newnan on August 8 after his physicians lost hope for recovery. Born November 11, 1840, at Oakland he rose from farm life to education and public service, marrying Susie C. Milton in 1880 and leaving four children.

Newnan W. Y. Atkinson William Yates Atkinson Oakland Atkinson Susie C. Milton W. H. Milton Marianna

Coercion Alleged in Fifth Suffolk Senatorial Campaign

Charles H. Innes writes to The Post accusing coercion in the Boston Republican race. He says ex-Alder Dyar seeks to run with support from ex-Mayor Curtis, while praising Bates and denying Guild backing for intimidation. He notes threats and money used to influence votes in the state race. Boston, Aug. 8, 1899.

Boston Dyar Ward 10 Suffolk Edwin A. Curtis John L. Bates Guild Lold Commonwealth Bates Curtis Senate

Old South lecturer Alfred Roe to speak on education

The Hon. Alfred and Roe of Worcester will be the Old South lecturer to the young people this afternoon speaking on Washington's Interest in Education.

Alfred & Roe Worcester Washington

Mammoth Freighter Winifredian Sails With Record Cargo

The mammoth freighter Winifredian departs Boston ports with over 11 000 tons and 35000 bushels of grain in what is described as the largest cargo from Boston. The voyage marks a milestone in the city’s growing commerce over the past dozen years and recalls early Leyland line operations at Constitution Wharf and Hoosac docks.

Winifredian Boston Or Land Line Constitution Wharf Hoosac Charlestown Dominion and Warren Lines John H. Sullivan Warren Line Noddie Island Illyllah

The Famous Marlborough Cameos in Boston Arrival

The Bavarian and other ships built by Herland & Wolff of Belfast, with the Winifredian among the largest vessels, pass Boston as they load vast cargoes. The Winifredian departs with 206000 bushels corn and 100000 oats, 900 tons cereals, and a huge mixed cargo destined for England. Captain McMillan leads the effort with 200 men aiding the operation at Pier 6 Grand Junction docks.

Grundy Belfast Ire Herland & Wolff St. Lawrence Smonster Liverpool Hooper Grand Junction London Isade President Roads State Ledge Winifredian Pier 6 Grand Junction Docks Boston American William McMillan Geo Wwui England Samia Confidence Kemp Booth Clerla P. J. Goodman Steamship Company Aden Vane Old

Marlborough Cameos Arrive at Museum of Fine Arts

The Marlborough cameos from Christies London arrived yesterday at the Museum of Fine Arts. The standout piece, a 6 by 6 inch gem, sold for 10000 dollars and is praised as the finest cameo in the world. The piece depicts Cupid and Psyche and is believed to be a genuine Greek work from the sixteenth century or earlier.

Museum of Fine Arts Christie’s London Alexander the Great Cupid Psyche Tryphion Macedon Museum Express Marlborough

Do Not Use Kerosene in Lighting the Kitchen Fire

Aug 8 three people in the Polish district fatal burn injuries from kerosene lighting kitchen fires. Within a week four more similar cases in the same neighborhood caused four deaths. Investigators suspect kerosene below 120 degree test raises ignition risk. Detroit Mich.

Detroit Mich

Local Candidate Denies Senate Bid Rumors

A community note states the subject rejects rumors of a bid for the State Senate District 3. The individual declares they are not a candidate this year and asks Post readers to disregard the circulating reports.

Willam J. Donovan Suffolk Senate Neo Foundation

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Trust Meteode William F. Fitzgerald Fits Gouse John Philip Tap Pilipinos John B. Schoeffel Masconomo Mr. Schoeffel Pocasset Gam McKee Saratoga Mr. McKee Spa L. R. Greene the Vendome Re . Major Nat” Burbank News Picayune Adams House Major Blakeley Hall Boston Harbor Leander Ricson Quincy Katherine Bunnell Main Street Nashua, NB Indianapolis Ournal Tira ICICI Chicago Post Watts Chicago Potts Joshua Melinda Icago Philbrick Cleveland Plain Dealer Lizzie Tungry Morrissey C. H. Lamson American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions Charles H. Innes Boin Eo Ein Urronia Winipriedian Yesterda Douglass
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