Public Notice on Payment Procedures for the Post Publishing Co
The Boston Post reminds readers to issue checks only to the Post Publishing Co or the Boston Post and not to individuals. Do not pay cash for regular or special editions to anyone except authorized collectors H Maloney and W Salter, who hold ID letters signed by the Business Manager and cashier.
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Laurier Denial of US Visit Misinterpreted Says Editor
The article notes Sir Wilfrid Laurier did not utter the alleged critical words about visiting the United States. It argues the Alaska boundary dispute will not harm US Canada relations and that Americans respect Laurier, predicting warm reception if he accepts a Chicago invitation.
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Mayor Jones advocates municipal ownership to curb public utility power
In Cleveland, Mayor Jones argues that municipal ownership, operation, and control may remedy labor and public utility troubles. He cites concentrated ownership by a few as harming the people and predicts growing public demand for community control of utilities, including transportation trusts and corporate power.
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Public Anger Rises Over Promises of Quack Remedies
Fragments show concern about claims by quack medicine sellers and growing public willingness to try their products amid warnings. Authorities note the risk of false cures while the debate over legitimacy intensifies.
Battle of Gantharando and the San Fernando advance
Under General MacArthur, American troops fought through rain soaked fields and bamboo thickets to drive 6000 insurgents from San Fernando. Four thousand soldiers broke a 6000-strong defense, proving endurance and regular army resolve amid harsh conditions. The piece questions U.S. estimates of Filipino strength and whether McKinley and Root underestimated the force needed for a decisive Philippine strike.
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Frosts Hint at Cool Maine Summer and Local Updates
An unusually cool Maine summer with monthly frosts is noted. Police Commissioner Harry Adams returns to Pemberton Square after Framingham camp. Boston journalist recounts a London voyage romance with a Maxine Elliott lookalike. Arthur Lewis leaves theater for auto work in New York. Cadets plan burlesque on The Three Guardsmen at Tremont next winter with W C B Fox as D Artagnan.
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War clouds over Transvaal overshadow British call up
The article reports a rapid move toward war in the Transvaal as Queen Victoria signals a hard line, Chamberlain warns Britain’s predominance is threatened, and shipping is ordered to reserve transports for troops. The piece denounces Britain’s actions as a global scandal and a grab for Boer diamond and gold lands.
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Interuniversity games draw lines between gymnasts and athletes
English press notes the American team excels in skill and quickness in events like hammer throwing and sprints while the English win in endurance tests. The Saturday Review says Americans fade after peak effort, sparking debate whether American physical culture makes gymnasts rather than true athletes. The piece urges American athletics to consider this distinction.
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Weather and transport notes from The Observant Citizen
The article notes yesterday's rain easing suburban water shortages and crop damage. It mentions scarce hay and dusty roads outside town, with anticipation of relief during the upcoming cyclers congress in Boston. Rails for a future electric road to Lexington have arrived and ground breaking may occur soon.
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Boston Pleasure and Local News Highlight Summer Rush
Fred Lennox credits Boston as a watering place with boating on the Charles and suburban retreats. A Castle Square stock company baby brings joy. Irving Howe sails to St John NB aboard Gorilla for two weeks. Paris registrations include Miss Fannie Wilson and others. Boston merchants see uptick from day-trippers. George Gourley returns from Europe to busy Hoosac docks. Doogue signals lawn care in Copley Square as city work continues.
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Fragmentary verse musings hint at memory and nature
The lines recall a stream by Bed awn and new an oky, a statue with an unhurt heart, and a butterfly of love. Images drift between memory and nature, with fragmented phrases weaving through a dreamlike scene.
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Daily garbled item on PET Allan case
Garbled snippet references a PET Allan case or plea in progress with unclear details and no readable names, dates, or institutions available for a meaningful summary.
Maturing Love and a Rebuff in a European Ballroom Tale
Alice Graham, once slighted by George Phillips, grows into a beautiful socialite with Minnie Wales, attends a grand ball where Phillip and Edgar Winters pursue her. After two marriage offers arrive, she rejects Phillips, confirming her past hurt and choosing a new life as Alice Winters after a return trip to Europe.
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Post announces short story contest with monetary prizes
An advertisement outlines a weekly short story contest for women readers of the Post. Prizes include 16 dollars for first, 5 dollars for second, and 2 dollars for four other stories. Manuscripts must be single sided, full prepayment, and folded, with entrants to be named in Sunday issue.
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Emperors and Envoys Dominate Mixed Personal Notices
Emperor William denies plans to visit the Paris Exposition, claiming his earlier remark was jocular. President McKinley applauds Dr. Mumm von Schwartzenstein’s envoy appointment during Dr. von Holleben’s absence. Obituary notes David Mason’s $1000 bequest to New Hampshire Orphans’ Home. Mrs. C. W. Goodlander aids Fort Scott’s relief efforts, and Bishop-elect Mer McEvoy of London Ontario’s background is outlined.
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Witty Snipe Section Notes Silly Sayings Across Papers
A collage of quips and quibbles from various papers highlights humorous exchanges. Jests touch on golf fines a sleight-of-hand act misfit phone use and social gaffes as readers glimpse a snapshot of lighthearted press chatter.
Letter to the Editor on Senator Innes and veterans bill
Thomas J Curran of South Boston objects to a Boston editorial accusing Senator Charles H Innes of neglecting veterans and aiding another party He recounts his vote against a measure extending veteran benefits and defends Innes as a soldier ally, urging readers to judge by actions not insinuations.
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Reunion of 42d Massachusetts Regiment at Nantasket Beach
More than 200 veterans and wives attended the 36th anniversary reunion of the Forty second Massachusetts Regiment Association at Nantasket Hotel. Colonel Lovell was elected president, with speeches by Vice-President Colgan and others praising veterans and expansion, amid a stormy sea night and social gathering.
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Argentine President Roca Honored by Brazil in Rio Banquet
A Rio de Janeiro despatch reports President Roca of Argentina was toasted at a banquet hosted by Dr. Campos Salles. Salles thanked Roca for visiting Brazilian soil and both leaders discussed broader international policy. Roca emphasized peace and harmony beyond regional ties, stressing universal aspirations for tranquillity through reciprocal guarantees.
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Warning to retail grocers about traveling salesman
Chief Watts warns suburban grocers about a man calling himself Mr. Lewis posing as a traveling salesman for a street wholesale grocer. Police report he collects small sums after selling goods, with several merchants like Co. B. Jackman in Everett and others in Malden noting losses. The man drives a buggy with a black horse, is about 60, tall, and of slender build with gray hair in dark clothing.
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Outing for Poor Children by Boston Alderman
Alderman William Berwin will host an annual excursion for Boston’s poor children to Bass Point Nahant on Friday August 8. Two boats depart Battery Wharf at 9:30 and 11 with return trips at 5:15 and 7. Music is planned and a shore dinner will be served.
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Stamp Tax Must Be Paid On Diluted Liquor
Washington August 10. The commissioner of internal revenue rules that fermented liquor even when diluted to non intoxicating strength remains a beverage and subject to a special tax. Liquor sold as an invigorating tonic requires stamp tax as a medicinal division even if it contains no drugs or medicinal ingredients.
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Newbury to Tax Rate Amid Valuation Debacle
Newburyport assessors met to finalize a city valuation but announced no change in total value. Real estate assessed over a year shows revenue surpassing ten million dollars, marking a fiscal milestone amid tax rate discussions.
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Boston Brownies at the Huntington Avenue Chutes
The Boston Sunday Post invites all Boston children to a free Children’s Day at Huntington Avenue Chutes next Monday. The article teases upcoming Post features including stories on local children, Hawaii’s volcano visit, Philippine postal reforms, and fashion notes, urging readers to read Sunday Post for full plans and program.
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Obituary Notes Cardinal Isidor Verga Dies
Cardinal Isidor Verga bishop of Albano and Great Penitentiary dies. He was born in Italy in 1883 and created a cardinal in 1884. Colonel O E Ryder, contractor and bridge builder, dies at Middleboro age 71 from injuries in a storm at Rangeley Lakes Maine. He leaves a widow and a daughter.
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