New BNOLA iD Special Notice From Post Publishing Co
All checks for payment must be drawn payable to the Post Publishing Co or the Boston Post. No individual is authorized to solicit or accept checks payable to any person. Do not pay cash for regular or special editions to anyone except two approved collectors J. H. Maloney and W. J. Salter, with proper identification. Endorsed by E. A. Grozier, Treasurer.
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Post Publialing Co
Post Publishing Co
Boston Post
J. H. Maloney
W. J. Salter
The
E. A. Grozier
Rennes Sensations Rise as Dreyfus Case Unsettles France
A tumult of dramatic events in Rennes unsettles France as Lahori is shot, Casimir-Perier clashes with Mercier, Picquart exposes suspicions on Esterhazy, and calls for a retrial of Dreyfus grow. The nation faces a volatile court atmosphere, army treason fears, and heightened political tension.
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Dooley
Rennes
Casimir-Perier
Mercier
M. Lahori
anti-Dreyfus Cabal
Dreyfus
Casimir Perier
M. Bilot
Picquart
Bilot
Esterhagy
Hsterhazy
France
Henry
Emotional appeal at Old Orchard meeting raises funds claim
An eye witness estimated $120000 raised at a Christian Alliance mass gathering led by Dr. Simpson. Critics allege hypnotic tactics to elicit donations, noting similar past scenes at Old Orchard, with crowds urged to part with cash, jewelry and personal items for missionary aid.
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Christian Alliance
Old Orchard
Dr. Simpson
Sensational Scenes Reported at Dr Meceeae Meetings
Readers describe dramatic moments and heated exchanges during Dr Meceeae meetings as attendees witnessed intense scenes and contentious discussions across sessions. The reports highlight crowd reactions and notable statements by key figures in attendance.
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Dr. Meceeae
Memorial on Boston Common Irreconcilable with Patriot Memory
A opinion piece denounces a proposal to build a marble shaft on Boston Common to honor British troops who fought at Bunker Hill. It argues the memorial should remain on British soil, and urges limits on private motives to respect American patriots of Concord and Lexington. It calls for a memorial near Bunker Hill instead.
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Berton
Bunker Hill
Gagé
Howeth
Boston Common
Charlestown Heights
Minuteman
Concord
Lexington
Acton
Boston
Visiting bicyclists welcome to Boston for convention
The annual convention and meet of thousands of visiting bicyclists arrives in Boston this week. Delegates will tour historic sites near City Hall and enjoy park rides and the city’s famed breezes. Local committees have arranged exhibits and the Post will publish daily summaries of proceedings and delegate activities.
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Stlent Steed
Boston
American Republic
Post
The Post's Guests at Chutes Outing Delight Thousands
The Post invited thousands of Boston youths to a day at the Chutes. Thirty five thousand children enjoyed rope rides balloon ascents and bands. They were well behaved healthy and delighted by the program, making it a memorable citywide celebration for the paper.
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Post
Boston
The
Senator Hoar's England Trip Reported with Furnishings
The Observant Citizene notes Senator Hoar is abroad in England for a trip featuring a notable collection of antique furniture. The piece suggests plans to furnish the home and reflects on the cultural exchanges involved.
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Hoar Aries
England
Boston News Roundup Touches Baseball Fans and City Life
The author notes a Boston crowd packed for a big baseball audience and a sold out newsstand run for Poet. He mentions figures like Harry Adams and ex-Representative Emerson, plus a Canadian customs official visiting Boston and praising its parks, streets, subway, and hotels while reflecting on local politics and society.
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Jamaica Plain
John Humphrey
St. John
N. B
Humphrey
Boylston Station
Boston
Canadian Customs Service
His Wonderful Parent
A fragmentary note references a parent figure and a child’s experience with meals, hinting at a household dynamic or anecdotal paragraph within a larger column. The readable text centers on parental influence and a child’s hunger or restraint.
Lady Kitty Mallon Engaged to Henry Douglas
Madame R hosts a winter gathering where Kitty Mallon accepts Henry Douglas’s long awaited proposal. M. de Viron, pursuing Kitty, endures a humiliating moment as the couple’s engagement becomes public, drawing quiet satisfaction from Douglas and the host.
Miss Elton C Witter Granted Limited Practice at Land Office
Denver woman Miss Elton C Witter is the sole female authorized to appear before the United States land office. Gloucester may confer the freedom of the city on Sir Michael Hicks-Beach, its high steward, and Senator Hear, who represents the Gloucester constituency in the U.S. Senate. The American ambassador and Mrs Choate have suspended Thursday receptions and are in the Scottish highlands.
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Choate
Scot
Matrimonial Reunion Planned by Auburn Minister
The Rev. W. S. Meese of Auburn Indiana, who has joined more than 1200 couples in marriage, plans a matrimonial reunion on August 17 and 18 and will invite all he has united to attend.
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W. S. Meese
Auburn
Ind
A Daily Charade Charedes Published As Is
The fragment presents a humorous or puzzle item titled A Daily Charade with minimal readable context. It lacks clear dates, names, or organizations but signals a lighthearted wordplay feature in a newspaper page segment.
Quick Jokes and Varying Shticks From Old Newspapers
A collage of quips and gags from Household Words Judge and Chicago papers features witty exchanges about age, gripes, gas plants, and funerals. Humorous lines from Nellie, a doctor, a father, and a legless speaker showcase period humor and social quirks.
Meal Schedule Fragment From Daily Ly Table
A fragmented daily schedule lists breakfast items such as strawberries and wheat with coffee and bread, plus a lunch and dinner section. The readable lines reference vegetables, green peas, dumplings, and beer, but the overall menu remains unclear due to OCR corruption.
Travelers urged to use immediate measures against seasonal ills
The notice lists a range of ailments like cramps, stomach upset, chills, fever, indigestion, and weakness that travelers face in the season. It warns of impure water, unhealthy climate, and malarial influences and emphasizes the need for prompt action to protect health.
Sanford's Ginger and Owl trademarked brandy ginger
Containing purest medicinal French brandy and imported ginger this product is far superior to cheap substitutes. It is promoted as SANFORD'S GINGER with the OWL trademark on the wrapper and sold widely.
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Sanford
Owl
Boston would build new public market near Quincy Market site
Alderman Adams proposes acquiring or leasing land vacated by the Providence division of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad to create a large city public market like Quincy Market. He cites crowding, limited storage, farmer waste, and high prices, urging a southern and western city expansion with city control over stalls and leases. The proposal was sent to the market committee for hearings with a report due October 2, 1899.
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Aquare
Board of Aldermen
Adams
Van
Joint Committee On Markets
Boston
Providence
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Ooks
Quincy Market
Park Square
Committee On Markete
Presho’s
Fall River
Aldermhan Dixon
Bath
North
Beach Bath
Committee On Public Improvements
New York, New_Haven & Hartford
Broadsway Bridge
City
Said ‘Bridge
Dorchester Avenue
Columbia Road
Dudley and
Stoughton Streets
Columbia” Equare
Mauna Loa and Manilla in Sunday Post Feature Spread
The Sunday Post highlights a detailed piece on Mauna Loa eruption risks in Hawaii and Manila mail service efforts in the Philippines. It also covers a transatlantic car journey, fashion items, and a plan for a moving church on wheels drawn by oxen with a Turkish bath for racehorses as a novelty feature.
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Hawaiian Islands
Mauna Loa
Philippines
Mails
Manila
Sunday Post
Money to Loan on First Mortgages in Boston Area
Money to loan on first mortgages of real estate in Boston and vicinity. Monthly payments of principal and interest. Is there a mortgage on your home. How much did you pay off last year. Nothing. You are probably wondering how to pay any of it. Why not put it where you can pay it off with easy payments. Get out of debt and own something free and clear. Do you rent. Why not be your own. Build the future with cooperative housing. RE 2228.
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Madame R
Washington
Albert Te Virom
Albert de Viron
Madame R's
M. de Viron
Henry Douglass
Kitty Mallon
M. de Vironeves
Lator
Richen
Ruty
Senator Mallon
Kitty
Henry
T M. de Viron
Poe
Cacers
Harry
Boston
Opposition predicted over Park Square station market plan
The proposition to turn Park Square station into a market faces opposition from Quincy Market vendors who claim stalls enjoy monopoly rents and high lease values. Supporters say the project would benefit southern and western farmers and lower market prices, but city purchase or lease remains uncertain with a removal date in about a month.
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Park Square
Quincy
Deaf mute carpenter Louis Hansen calls Boston home
Louis Hansen, 32, born in Searsport Maine, lives at 9 Tyler Street Boston. He says he is the only all around house carpenter among deaf mute tradesmen and plans to tell fellow workers at a Maine convention in Augusta about job prospects.
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Louis
Hansen
Boston
Tyler Street
Searsport
American Asylum For the Deaf
Early life and career of a devoted craftsman in Hartford
A fragmented passage describes a man in Hartford showing rapid progress as a professional, learning carpentry, entering an American asylum, and receiving school recommendation for skill. The text notes his zeal, work as a carpenter, and a decade of progress toward independence.
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Hartford
Conn
Thane
Children’s Health Fund sponsors harbor excursion for hundred children
Several hundred children nicknamed little mothers and fathers of the poor were ferried aboard the City of Quincy chartered by the Children's Health Fund. They sailed from Otis wharf to Nantasket and Ocean View Hotel for bathing and a hearty meal before returning at seven. The fund lists over 1500 children awaiting excursions and seeks permanent homes. donations to Bromfield Street Boston will be acknowledged.
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City of Quincy
Children’s Health Fund
Otis Wharf
Nantasket
Ocean View Hotel
Bromfield Street
Boston
King of Siam's Yankee Doctor Dead
The Rev Samuel R House MD longtime physician to the King of Siam died at his Waterford New York home aged & years He graduated from Union College and the College of Physicians and Surgeons New York He went to Siam in 186 as a missionary and stayed until 1876
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King OF Siam
Waterford
N. Y
Samuel R. House
Siam
Union College
College of Physicians and Surgeons
New York
Steamer Paris Towed to Milford for Milford salvage
Falmouth Aug. 14 The Americas line steamer Paris, saved from rocks off Lowlands Point, left for Milford towing three salvage boats.
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Paris
Milford
Falmouth
Americas Line
Ateamer
Lowlands Point
Mills Shutdown Affects 1200 at Everett Plant
Lawrence Mills Close reports the Everett Mills with 1200 workers will shut down Saturday for two weeks, halting production and payroll for the period.
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Lawrence Mills Close
Lawrence
Everett Mills
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