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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1899

Page

4

Special Notice on Checks for Post Publishing Co Payments

The Boston Post cautions the public to make payments only to the Post Publishing Co or the Boston Post. No one else has authority to accept checks made out to an individual. Only Mr. J. H. Maloyn and Mr. W. J. Salter, identified and authorized in writing, may receive payments or letters signed by the Business Manager and attested by the Post’s Treasurer EB Grozier.

Post Publishing Co Boston Post Post Bene Reguier J. H. Maloyn W. J. Salter The EB. A. Grozier Boston Grant Smith Rialto Sance Cal

France in Crisis as Dreyfus Case Sparks Arrests

The piece argues the French government uses anti Remitte sentiment to advance its aims amid arrests linked to Casimir Perier and Deroulede. It notes Dreyfus, Mercier, and forged dossiers, praising Gallifet as a stabilizing war minister while warning of a needed reorganization if leadership falters.

Casimir-Perier M. Deroulede Rennes Dreyfus France Mercier Army General Staff Bordereau Henry Esterhasy Casimir‘Perier Germany Gallifet

Columbia A WISNER Triumphs for American Yacht Supremacy

The Columbia's recent performances boost confidence that the Shamrock contest will affirm American prestige. She led the New York Yacht Club fleet, easily defeating the Defender, the fastest non American boat, and only narrowly challenged by the Herreshoff built vessel. Fears over the Shamrock's capacity remain due to guarded design data, with one officer calling her the best racing machine built in Great Britain. A dispute over towing at sea prompts debate on rules and sportsmanship around Lipton's challenge.

Columbia Shamrock New J York Yacht Club Defender Atlantic Herreshoff a@ny Great Britain Sir Thomas Lipton New York Erin Contest Gome New York Yacht Club Thomas Lipton

Yachting contest urged to be fair and merit based

The writer warns that towing and petty technical disputes could mar the great yachting contest this year. He expresses hope that the American boat will win only on merit after a fair and manly competition, and that no true American will celebrate a victory gained by unfair means.

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Croker Reverses, Backs Bryan for 1900 Nomination

Richard Croker, upon arriving in New York, publicly declares support for Bryan's renomination in 1900. The shift from anti-Bryan stance unsettles Saratoga conferees and challenges Tammany's influence while Croker aligns with the free silver faction.

Boston Gossip Highlights Travel, Marriages and Moves

A Boston press item notes M. J. Keating returning from the White Mountains with notable motion pictures for Mr. Keith's Biograph and remarks on July hill travelers. It reports Dr Heber Bishop to shoot for the Paris exhibition and a mountain trip to Megantic. It covers Benjamin Sullivan leaving the Old Boston and Maine line, Harry B. Wilson's marriage, Grant Smith moving to San Francisco, B J Devine's Europe trip, and Barney Devine's friends sending him off. It ends with abolition singer John W. Hutchinson at Union Station expressing good health.

M. J. Keating White Mountains Keith Keating Mt. Washington B. J. Devine South Boston Ward 13 Derbyshire Ireland England France Germany Italy Alps Switzerland Europe T. J. Egan H. W. Huguley

Filipinos as Soldiers and Scooting Wounded Described by Sun

A New York Sun Manila correspondent portrays Filipinos as adept at escape and concealment, often donning white clothing to disguise themselves. He notes their courage and tactical skill but argues they cannot match American volunteers. The piece alleges grim practice of shooting wounded or captured Filipinos and urges condemnation of such barbarism.

New York Sun Manila Sun Luzon

Dr Jernegan Conversations on Street Visit Saturday

A fragment notes an informal meeting with Dr Jernegan on a Saturday street encounter. The text lacks additional context or follow up details to indicate purpose or outcome.

Dr. Jernegan

Fifty Years of Life Poem Reflected in Eternal Return

A fragmentary poem by W. Work laments fifty years of life filled with joy and sorrow. It muses on childhood days, storms, and the waning of love and hope, conveying a mournful meditation on time and memory.

Dave Hearthstone Cold W. Work

Notable Figures and Verses Highlight a Fragmented Notice

A partial historical snippet mentions B Waldron of the Canary Islands setting aside time at the Meds Church in Dartmouth, with Rev Dr William President of Dartmouth absent. It traces J Elkins a street railway magnate born 1832 in West Virginia and Georgia historian Opal Cremeett Jones, plus scattered career notes on explorers and clerks amid a broader, incomplete roster of names.

B. Waldron William President Dartmouth T J. Elkins Mr. Elking West Virginia

Coffee dinner menu item transcription

A garbled OCR fragment lists food items including coffee dinner cream of Colney seven monet beef peach paploca raters and cheese with unclear remnants. Contains numerous misspellings and incomprehensible segments. No clear events or entities to anchor a full summary.

Matchmaking Mayhem in a Domestic Turnabout

In a humorous tale Dr. Trenton and Jim discuss a surprising transformation from bachelors to spouses. Delia narrates how a country girl becomes entangled with her brother Henry's plan, a mistaken note from Charlie Allison, and a lunch setup that ends with Delia becoming a wife after a series of comic misunderstandings.

Dr. Trenton Jim Delia Will Allison Henry Tudor Flats Mr. Allison James Jamea Charlie Allison Miss Delta Charlin Allison Charlie Brother Henry

Witty Quotes and Mild Ironies From Early 20th Century Snippets

A collage of brief humorous exchanges and quips from various papers. Perkins praises Wallis as a financial genius while a doctor jokes about Europe and bills. Other snippets poke fun at duels, poetry editors, farming, barbers, golf, cabbies, and ambitions of wealth.

Daily Charade Prompt Reflects Evolving Clues

A historical cryptic notice outlines a daily charade theme with evolving clues from yesterday to today, hinting at playful puzzles and wordplay. The item preserves local paper tone and shows a brief teaser for readers to solve the game.

Creatures of Impulse to Star Earl of Yarmouth at Newport

Newport scene centers on amateur theatricals with the Earl of Yarmouth as lead. Aimed at raising funds for Newport Hospital, the program features Our Bitterest Foe as curtain raiser and Gilbert's Creatures of Impulse as main piece with extensive dancing and songs. Cast includes Miss Elizabeth Wetmore Hunter and Mr. Paul D'Heuteville. notable patronesses and local society figures join to back the effort.

Newport, R. I Earl of Yarmouth Newport Newport Casino Earl London Casino G. P. Herbert Elizabeth Wetmore Hunter Paul D'Heuteville Grand D'Hauteville Gilbert Rumblehart Thomas FP Cushing Kloque B. Paber Peter Yarmouth A. Lanfear Niritronta Ise Victor Morena Sige al Delridha Misa’ Medaline Goddard Patherine Littie Augusta Hunter Pheniz Ingraham Lewis White J. Etomate Umphreze G. Maxwiler Illiam Austin Gray Clement Clereand Miss Hunter Pepiite Mises Hunter Mr. Faber New York Daisy Pierson J. Pred Pierson An Lisheart England Hunter Reaeeney William Astor John Jacob Astor John R. Drexel Cornelius Vanderbilt William K. Vanderbilt, Jr John Clinton Gray Robert Ives Gammell Thedony K. Gibbs George 8. Scott Potter Palmer George Peabody Wetmore Foxhalle Keene

Revered Paulist Father Nevins Dies in New York Dated Aug

The Rev Aloise Russell Nevins first father of the Paulist community died today at his physician Dr H Robinsons home after Brights disease and a stroke two weeks ago. Born Philadelphia February 11 1833 he pursued Catholic ministry after initial Episcopal training and served in Troy and New York City guiding Paulist work and Catholic university roles before illness ended his long career.

York Aloise Russell Nevins H. Robinson Nevins Bright Father Nevins Philadelphia Annandateence Episcopal Church Annandale College Ibany Troy St. Paul Aponlle United 4 Eeeter Catholic University Ween Oor Oor Nore Parish Work E His , of His , Neh - Ray Ter Gubries Cathelics

First Massachusetts Heavy Artillery Camp Opens at New Bedford

Aug 18 First Massachusetts Heavy Artillery begins camp at New Bedford with a quiet day of guard mount and dress parade. Crowds greet the regiment bound for Fort Rodman era. the 19 acre government reservation splits into three blocks, with guards and dished guns protected. Governor Wolcott expected Thursday with Governor’s day preparations.

Bedford First Massachusetts Heavy Artillery Lionel Pfaff New Bedford Fort Rodman Bintbo Clark's Cove Pfaff South Framingham Landry Beth Panforth Renfrew McCullough Pratt Phillips Underwood Wolcott Roger Wolcott, Jr Massachusetts

Astor's Son Weighs Citizenship and Career

London report says William Waldorf Astor's eldest son is underage and would become British by his father's naturalization. He seeks to keep American citizenship only if he naturalizes when of age, though this is viewed as unlikely. He is educated in England and aims to join the Queen's Life Guards, studying for the army exam.

London William Waldorf Astor Astor Histon Queen's Life Guards

Collision Prompt Lesson From Tale

A fragment hints at a collision lesson involving a Tale and Wer, noting an Antonella figure as key. The text is garbled but suggests a cautionary takeaway about behavior or outcomes arising from the incident.

Antonella Eas

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