Post Chute Tickets For All Boys And Girls
The Boston Post announces Chute Day on Monday August 14 from 1 PM to 6 PM with five tickets per child for ground admission two rides down the chutes a donkey or pony cart ride and a miniature railroad ride The Post provides free entertainment and instructions for reaching the venue from various neighborhoods
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Park Day for Boston Children at Huntington Avenue
LiPide 27 event invites Boston children to the Huntington avenue park on Monday afternoon from 1 to 6 with rides and games. The Boston Post funds the outing, portraying itself as a fairy godmother aiding sick babies, newsboys, and families while rain or shine the event proceeds.
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Juvenile Carnival Opens With Free Rides in Boston
Clipping describes a Monday juvenile carnival with free admission for children featuring a miniature railroad ponies theatre swings and other attractions. The piece alludes to mixed slang and local chatter while noting a guarded port of entry to the event.
War Department appeals for aid as 1899 Puerto Rico hurricane relief rush begins
Secretary Root appeals to mayors for aid and announces 26,000 tons of food to be sent from New York aboard the transport McPherson. Commisary Weston orders 600,000 pounds each of rice and beans to be purchased for shipment, as General Schwan reports severe island devastation and famine risk with many towns destroyed and ports in chaos.
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Storm Ravages Ponce With Massive Destruction
The Ponce area endures its worst storm on record with 900 bodies recovered and extensive damage. Lumber losses run high as water drains ice and gas supplies, and drinking water is unavailable. All crops are ruined.
Secretary Root Appeals for Aid to Porto Rico
Secretary of War Elihu Root urges immediate private and public relief for Puerto Rico after a devastating hurricane. He notes 100000 inhabitants left destitute and asks mayors in large cities to organize fundraising and aid shipments, with the transport McPherson slated to depart New York on Monday the 14th to carry food.
Boston plans relief meeting for Porto Rico storm victims
Mayor Quincy received Secretary Root s appeal and called a noon meeting of public spirited citizens in the aldermanic chamber to devise ways to aid the hurricane victims. A committee may be appointed to raise funds in the city and Mayor Vincy will receive contributions for relief.
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