Special Notice on Payment Checks for the Post Publishing Co
The Post Publishing Co warns that all checks must be made payable to the company or the Boston Post. No one may solicit or cash checks payable to an individual. Public should not pay cash except to authorized collectors J. H. Maloney and W. J. Salter with proper identification and authorization signed by the Business Manager and attested by the Treasurer E A Grozier.
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Post Publishing Co
Boston Post
Post
J. H. Maloney
W. J. Salter
The
E. A. Grozier
The Trait of the Serpent Death of Rev Dr Barrows
Greenwich clergyman Rev Dr W M Barrows dies amid the Belmont Sloane marriage scandal. Critics blame public condemnations for harming his health and life, while supporters insist his explanations were honest. The piece argues society punished innocence while excusing guilt.
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W. M. Barrows
Greenwich
Conn
Belmont-Sloane
Dr. Strong
New York
Barrows
Desperate Boers Threat to Blow Up Transvaal Mines
A London Boers organ warns that in a war with Britain every mine in the Dutch republic could be blown up to wreck invested capital. The piece argues such action might occur if pressure from Mr Chamberlain escalates, but suggests Britain likely aims to conquer rather than destroy the mines.
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London
Transvaal
Great Britain
Dutch Republic
England
Chamberlsin
Kaiser
Dom Paul
Majuba Hill
August Market Outlook Dampens Stock Boom Hopes
The article cautions that August is unlikely to bring a stock market boom due to tight money in banks and lower reserves. It cites weak surplus funds, capital absorbed by industrial combinations, and crop movements as factors, predicting a slow summer and urging support for legitimate business over speculation.
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Stock Exchange
New York
War costs and casualties report through June thirty
An adjutant general of the army supplies figures on casualties during the war and the related subjugation efforts up to June thirty. The data appears as part of a broader, instructive overview on wartime cost and human losses.
War toll in Philippines exceeds Spain losses, says editor
The column notes that Philippine campaign deaths from disease vastly exceed wounds. It compares 6603 total deaths, 5907 from disease with 696 from battle. It argues guerilla warfare's stamina and cites soldier casualties on both sides, while reflecting on American sacrifices and global reach.
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United States
Spain
Tropics
McKinley
Philippines
Lugon
Help for Porto Rico galvanizes Boston aid drive
A Boston editorial urges swift relief for 100000 Porto Rican sufferers. It praises federal action and calls for immediate local mobilization at a Mayor’s meeting to lead the humanitarian effort and demonstrate American solidarity beyond nationality.
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Porto Rico
Boston
Spain
United States
Washington
Weather, theatre talk, and Boston Caledonians mingle in column
The column notes variable winds for European and southbound steamers, calming fears for voyagers with assurance of modern steamship safety. It highlights Lindsay Morison’s onstage surprise with a baby picture prop, Munro’s cheerful adjutant moment, and mentions Paris summer pleasures, Bath yacht visits, and a returning artillery detachment from Ingham, with local social and civic tidbits.
The Fool Behind The Bomb And The Working Man
A poetic meditation on the laboring man who endures poverty and disdain while the powerful ride in comfort. The speaker laments exploitative burdens and prophesies justice only when the fool behind the bomb is removed. The poem portrays the toiler as the true pillar of happiness and condemns those who oppress him.
Wit Snippets From Papers On Daily Life And Speech
A collection of humorous quotes from Chicago Post Indianapolis Journal Detroit Free Press Cleveland Plain Dealer and other papers. Snappy lines cover judges families fashion Websterian talk and witty exchanges about farm life and literature.
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Chicago Post
Indianapolis Journal
Jimmy
Simpson
Bug
Detroit Free Pree
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Bigson
Jigson
Mollie
Atlanta Constitution
Briggs
Willie
Clarence
Richmond
The Lovers Turned Sorrowful in Massachusetts
Mrs. Bentley recalls the tale of Mildred Kent and John Fairn later known as John Fairfield. Once a model couple with a home and deed to Mildred, the pair fell to drink and ruin. Mildred endures abuse and poverty before tragedy and faith lead to renewal and a respected reunion.
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Seer
Mildred Kent
Mrs. Fairfield
Cutter
Kirkwood
Oime
Mr. Kirkwood
John
John Fairfield
Mildred Kent Fairfield
Massachusetts
Breakfast and Dinner Menu from Grace R Ford
Daily table lists breakfast items such as Farina and Cream Dried Beef and Gravy Baked Potatoes Hot Rolls Tea Coffee and Salmi of Duck Green Beans and Greens. Dinner features Mashed Potatoes Stewed Onions Currant Jelly Rice Blanc Mange Coffee Supper includes Cold Sliced Ham Olives Bread and Butter Floating Island Sponge Cake and Cream. The text ends with a recipe for rice blanc mange and notes Grace R. Ford.
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Floating Island
Grace
R. Ford
A Daily Charade From Boston Charades
A playful word puzzle asks for a three part solution where the first part is a place where Leonidas stood the second is left at the larboard and the whole is a protection scheme. It hints at a steamship in Naples being bored and provides the answer Legate and references yesterday’s charade.
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Boston
Lee and Shepard
Leonidas
Naples
Marriage at Baldwin Place Synagogue Sees Topaz Deutz Tie
Miss Olga Topaz daughter of Mr and Mrs H Topaz of this city married Mr Max Deutz of New York in a Baldwin Place Synagogue ceremony performed by Rabbi Moses M Margolis. Maid of honor was Miss Annie Topaz. the couple will reside in New York.
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Baldwin Place
Konikow
Alemond
Osgood
A A
Deptz
New
Danger of neglect and the cola threat urged by physicians
A fragment urges immediate care for a dangerous cold warning that death may lurk if neglected. It cites Dr Hilton No 8 and stresses timely treatment especially for children, warning that delays can be fatal and advising not to take risks.
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Dr. Hilton
Lea
Nelay
Boston Sunday Post previews and features for next issue
The article highlights plans for Boston Sunday Post coverage including Children's Day at Huntington Avenue Chutes, a story on the Pickaninny children from the South, tintype humor at Nantasket Beach, and reports on the Eighth Regiment, Hawaii volcano notes, post office reforms in the Philippines, ghost dance accounts, and a spread of literary and fashion features for the forthcoming Sunday issue.
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Boston
The
Post
Huntington Avenue
Boston Post
Sunday Post
Baker
Essex County
Bancroft
Amesbury Company
Framingham
Hawaii
Postmaster-General
Philippines
Uncle Sam
Paul Jones
the Dewey
America
Marion Howard
Miss Payne
Synne
Boston Sunday Ost
Notable Foreign Minister Delcasse Arrives in Paris
Theophile Delcasse, France’s Foreign Minister, traveled from St Petersburg and was welcomed by Premier Waldeck-Rousseau. He will dine with President Loubet today as part of a busy Paris visit.
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M. Theophile Delcasse
Paris
St. Petersburg
M. Waldeck-Rousseau
Loubet
Post Coupon Opens Fairy Chutes Festival For Boston Children
The Boston Post describes a Monday chutes festival on Huntington Avenue where coupons printed in the Post serve as open sesame for children under 14 to access attractions. The event promises a full array of entertainments including balloon ascensions, trains, ponies, theatre, and electric fountains, with safety measures and etiquette waived.
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Bunker Hill Monument
Yale
Harvard
Aladdin
Ali Baba
Peach
Huntington Avenue
Boston
Pavonia Sails Today for Liverpool With Notable Passengers
The Cunard steamer Pavonia under Captain Atkin departs Boston for Liverpool today carrying a large and distinguished list of saloon passengers. Among them are Reverend Sonen, Mrs. Hallowell, Miss Bliss, Mr. Morris, and many others, all noted in the ship’s passenger manifest.
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Cunard Line
Pavonia
Atkin
Oves Boston
Liverpool
Sonea
Erry
F. Herre
Meee
Soupare
George H. Hallowell
Pion
Pics
Mins
M. Livingston
Mise
M McMillan
Edward F. Magnet
Nasro
A. Momen
Keeffe
H. Olmsted
Ames W .W. Smithson
Willam F. Stecher
Watson
Dren
Warren
Yee Josonaph
Willcut
Dar- Bass
Miss Bliss
Iond
Ha M. Baker
C. W. Eaton
Florence Eaton
John O
James Hamill
L. C
Morris
Mr. Morris
Eteanae
George Throushess
Atkinson circulates anti imperialist pamphlets to troops
Edward Atkinson says he sent or will send to returning Philippine regiments copies of two pamphlets critical of U S policy in the Philippines. He states the circular aims to test mail delivery to officials and invites officers to share views on three articles about national crime and war penalties.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Edward Atkinson
Philippines
Philippine
Boston
Manila
Mgr. Atkinson
Nebraska
San Francisco
Philippine Islands
First Heavy Artillery Pfaff unit to begin annual duty at Fort Rodman
First on duty at Fort Rodman New Bedford the First Heavy Artillery M. V. M. under Colonel Charles Pfaff with Batteries A C D G K L reporting 145 p.m. at South Armory and Battery B H at Parker station 200 p.m. Batteries I F and M move by electric car from Brockton Taunton Fall River and New Bedford to join Fort Rodman duties.
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Charles Pfaff
Fort Rodman
New Bedford
South Armory
Parker Station
H. B. Parker
Brockton
Taunton
Danforth
Union Station
New
Woodman
Battery M
Fall River
Fourth Street
Union
Fourth
Union Street
New Statue of Col Cass Set for Public Garden
A bronze statue of Colonel Thomas Cass leader of the Fighting Ninth Massachusetts volunteers will replace the criticized Cass statue in the Public Garden. The eight foot figure by Richard E Brooks of Quincy has earned a Paris Salon gold medal and is funded from the Phillips fund once established by Boston’s first mayor for park monuments.
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Thomas Cass
Ninth
Massachusetts Volunteers
Cass
Parise
Custom House
Ricard E. Brooks
Quincy
Brooks
Paris
Phillips Fund
Boston
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