Special Notice on Checks and Authorized Collectors
Special notice from E A Grozier Treasurer for the Post Publishing Co warning payments must be drawn to the Post Publishing Co or the Boston Post. No one may solicit checks made out to individuals. Do not pay cash to anyone except the two regular collectors J H Maloney and W J Salter who present ID and authority letters.
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Post Publishing Co
Boston Post
Post
J. H. Maloney
W. J. Salter
The
E. A. Grozier
Philippines in chaos may not deter U S conquest
A Reuters telegram from Manila notes the Philippines as a state of anarchy with limited U S footholds. It argues Washington could seize and hold Luzon if needed, requiring vast troops and cost, but questions whether the effort is worth pursuing.
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Manila
London
Ywaterday
Philippines
United States
Pease
Cay
Aguinaldo
Luzon
Washington
Lawton
Boston and Albany Lease Heads Toward Quick Settlement
The Boston and Albany railroad lease to the New York Central faces stockholder opposition but is expected to be resolved soon. Negotiations aim for terms better aligning with the leased property's value, with public impact limited unless rates rise or the deal sows wrecking. The Post notes good faith and potential improvement of Boston’s commercial transport facilities.
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Boston & Albany Railroad
New York Central
Boston
Allegations of illegal voter assessment in Ward 6
The text argues a thorough investigation is needed into supposed illegal voter enumeration in Ward 6. It suggests errors are more likely than fraud and notes legal avenues exist to correct such errors while acknowledging some prominent individuals named may preclude deception.
Election Purity and Citizen Identification Debate
A discussion centers on the accuracy of popular elections and the need to ensure purity of the vote. Generals emphasize foundations tied to enumeration and verification of resident citizens. The piece reflects concerns about eligibility and voter tracking.
Canvass Indicates Support for Tariff Reduction in Machinery
A Madison Wisconsin businessman reports a private canvass of U S machinery manufacturers showing a large majority favor tariff cuts or free trade on machinery. The findings link rising living costs to tariff protection benefiting trusts and monopolies, harming American workers.
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Madison
Wis
Emergency Hospital Should Be Taken Over By City
The piece argues that closing Dr. Galvin's Emergency Hospital would be wasteful and that municipal support could sustain a permanent downtown Boston facility. It urges the city to adopt and continue the humanitarian work, noting private funds are unreliable and the hospital serves urgent needs.
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Galvin
Boston
Observant Citizens and Europe Trip Reflections
The Attorney-General Knowlton returned from a brief Europe trip and praised London as a world center while noting English courts' excellence. The column contains varied comments on theatre, a local earthquake in Concord, and social notes about Bishop Bea and Harvard, with quips on crime, education, and public figures.
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Knowlton
Europe
Boston
New York
New England
Law Courts
England
United States
London
Fragmented OCR Note on Copper Trade and Notices
The readable text mentions copper content in a material and references an empire and country context. It appears to be an incomplete OCR fragment discussing copper quantities and possible sorting or inspection actions. No clear people, places, dates, or organizations are identifiable.
Teeth and Come Again Cheer for Perseverance
A Denver Post poem excerpt extols grit and resilience with the refrain set yer teeth an' come again. It contrasts hardship with steady nerve, urging ongoing effort toward goals despite rain and blows. The verse invites readers to endure and persist through life’s trials.
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Pattie Seavely
Denver Post
Summer Services End at Tremont Temple and Probate News
The Rev. P. B. Henson of Chicago’s First Baptist Church will close summer services at Tremont Temple tomorrow evening. The Rev. Dr. Lorimer sails home and will meet his congregation Friday evening. Dedham filed for probate on the will of Charles Endicott, late State Tax Commissioner of Canton, who leaves most of his estate to Augusta Endicott, Cynthia Field, and sons Charles W. and Edward D. Executors named are his wife and Edward D. Endicott.
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Henson
First Baptist Church of Chicago
Tremont Temple
Lorimer
Mth
Dedham
Charles Endicott
Canton
Augusta G. Endicott
Cynthia A. Field
Charles W
Edward D. Endicott
Seventh Day Adventists
Summer Street
W. Mace
D. O. Parnswort
Ira Delphtans
Arcade Hall
Park
MacArthur
Berkeley Temple
Berkeley Street
Warren
Li Olive
Berkeley
Benito Juares
Sm Lincoln
Roger Stian
As&o
Mrs Heart Denies Plans to Sell Homestake Mine Interests
Mrs. Phebe Heart denies a statement from Deadwood South Dakota that she intended to sell her interests in the famed Homestake mine. The rumor circulated locally and she refutes it as untrue.
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Phebe Heart
Deadwood
8. D
Homestake
Lowell YMCA receives $5000 gift from Mr. Frederick F Ayer
The Young Men's Christian Association of Lowell has received a check for $5000 as a gift from Mr. Frederick F. Ayer of New York City. This brings his total gifts to the association to $6000 in a short period, following a $1000 check for current expenses a few weeks earlier.
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The
Young Men’s Christian Association of
Lowell
Frederick F. Ayer
New York City
Ayer
Waifs on Fun and Sly Satires from Era Snippets
Jumbled clippings reveal quips about work and tramp life, jokes on dentists and doctors, and early 20th century humor. Fragments mention trains, lynching rumors, missionary quips, and a child announcing the rhinoceros’s demand, illustrating a collage of period newspaper humor.
Daily Table Hints and Simple Oats Cakes Menu
A fragmented domestic recipe note lists rolled oats griddle cakes with syrup toast tea and coffee. Mentions soaking gelatin in water, dissolving it, and completing a light dessert or garnish step with beaten eggs and lemon, though the text is garbled.
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Gee Lee
Rose Parker Reveals a Hidden Angel in Quiet Charity
In a city tale, Rose Parker, once viewed as a society butterfly, tends a sick mother and child in a poor home. Myles Barrington, moved by her compassion, declares love and offers marriage, recognizing her true beauty beyond appearances.
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Harrison Compton
Myles Barrington
Kodak
Rose Parker
Alice
Rose
Mr. Barrington
Alice Compton
Miss Parker
John
Hugry
Myles
Myles’ Barrington
Migs Arker
American harvests and Western Europe demand prompt wheat exports
The Statist notes American prosperity hinges on harvests and exports. It predicts large wheat shipments to Western Europe, strong farm prices, and continued ability to buy from the east and Europe. It stresses the US remains predominantly agricultural and that good harvests underpin farmers' well being.
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London
Europe
United States
Dem candidate Gargan a prominent Ward 11 figure
The Democrat Thomas J. Gargan, born 1844 in the West End, a lawyer and famed orator, is a leading Ward 11 mayoralty contender. A Civil War veteran, he served in the Fifty-fifth Massachusetts and later held posts in Boston politics including Rapid Transit Commissioner.
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Thomas J. Gargan
West End
Phillips School
Boston University
Union
Rapid Transit
Democratic Party
Mr. Gargan
Phillips Grammar School
Peter Kruse
Boston
Boston University Law School
Henry
W. Paine
Cheverus Literary Institute
Gargan
Sumter
Young Gargan
Phillips
Garrison
Fifty-fifth
Massachusetts
Otis Norcross
Baltimore
Charitable Irish Society
Emigrant Savings Bank
Overseers of the
Sunday Religious Services Across City Churches
The Sunday services feature diverse sermons and programs. Expatriation or Evolution by Rev Fulton at Stinnis Temple includes Sunday school, Bible classes, and a young people's prayer meeting with a sermon by Dr. R. Rae. Other churches list sermons by Rev. W. Fat and Rev. J. Pickles, with choirs, solos, and special musical offerings.
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Ee D. Fulton
St. Inn
Anne
Ithe
N. Rae
Cage
Ote
Euriy
Seata
Tremont Street
M. B
Goncord
Tremont Streets
John D. Pickles
Ingrere
Peesching
Br . Jones
Sunday Post Preview Teases Boxing Star Pedlar Palmer
The Sunday Post out tomorrow promises an entertaining interview with Pedlar Palmer about his coming fight with Terry Mac Govern and his plan to win. It also touts lighthearted pieces on a new bicycle lantern law and a Paris barricade story tied to Guerin, plus camp yarns from Span ish War veterans and a broad feature on the Dreyfus case and summer news.
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Palmer
Terry MacGovern
Strang
Sunday “Post
Paris
Boston
Guerin
Watts
Dalton
Sunday Post
Ninth Regiment
Framingham
Eve
Adam
Garden of Eden
Dreyfus
Déwey
Stands By The Soutt Letter From James Horgan
A reader from Lynn defends the South in a letter to the Post, arguing Northern sympathy for Black people masks ignorance of Southern Blacks whom he calls lazy and inferior. He proposes deportation or conscription for Blacks, laments street behavior in Northern cities, and vows to stand by home rights against perceived threats. He signs with a date of Aug. 8.
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Post
Africa
Dixon's
Lynn
James Horgan
Public water for dogs urged in Boston columns
A letter to the Post argues for public drinking basins or adaptions to fountain spouts so dogs can drink in summer heat. The writer cites Mexico's practice of keeping water dishes and urges city departments to address canine thirst as a welfare and humanity issue. J M Greene, Dorchester, signs the letter.
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Post
Boston
Mexico
J. M. Greene
Elmont Street
Dorchester
Senator Innes’s Record Criticized Over Civil War Veterans Bill
The editor recalls Thomas Curran of South Boston condemning Senator Innes for voting against a bill that would exempt ex soldiers of the Civil War. Curran argues the measure would unjustly delay benefits and leave veterans to die or be forgotten, stressing respect for those who served and praising prior aid to veterans.
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Thomas Curran
South Bosto
Innes
Spain
Fragmented Note on Registration and Restoration Effort
A damaged clipping references a registration and restoration effort involving a local or regional authority. The text mentions names and actions but is incomplete. The item appears as a brief community notice or update without clear dates or places.
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Bar Harbor
Walker
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Washington Star
Bur- Lian
W. B. Gallagher
Woodward Street
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License Commission
Board of Police
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Bryan
Lawrence Church
Supreme Court
Winchendon
James G. ‘Blaine
Faneuil Hall
Boston Press
Freedom of Ireland
Brimmer Street
Baptist
Mr. Dela Waa
Methodist
Unitarian
Boston Common—Benevolent Fraternity of Churches
18Th Tree
Baswalk
Charles Street Mall
Sundane
Albert Walkley
Selawe
John Snyder
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