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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1899
Page
4
The Boston Post presents a Democratic-leaning perspective from New England with coverage of regional politics, affairs, and opinions shaping public discourse. The paper emphasizes party perspectives and local governance issues impacting Boston and neighboring communities.
The article profiles Morros with a mission emphasizing independence and restraint in their operations. It contrasts disciplined behavior with a policy advocating no muzzle. It outlines perspectives from leadership and community reactions.
The Post Publishing Co cautions that aid checks must be payable to the Post Publishing Co or the Boston Post. No individual has authority to accept checks payable to a person. Do not make cash payments to anyone except regular collectors J. H. Maloney and W. J. Salter, who carry proper identification. Signed by Treasurer E A Gruzer.
Editorial accuses President McKinley of a monumental misstep in handling the Philippine conflict. It questions the claim that insurgents began fighting and argues the President’s threats and benevolent assimilation worsened the war. It notes missed chances with Sultan of Sulu and Aguinaldo.
A Boston criticism laments police checks on cyclists on Commonwealth Avenue. The writer condemns Park Commission limits on wheel use and lantern rules as unsafe and unnecessary, arguing the mayor should curb such highway restrictions.
A newspaper note questions the impact of Mormon preaching on the Boston Common and whether licensing would stop proselyting. It discusses polygamy as an old tenet no longer sanctioned and notes concerns over public attention to Mormon proselytizing in the city.
A Mormon missionary faces criticism as Sunday sermons spark debate over permissible preaching on the Common. The scene reflects a clash between arbitrary control and the mixed crowd drawn to the Charles Street mall, where various creeds gather.
A man aged about 22 pounds burden and his in law Sullivan and Bowe sail Saturday aboard the La Grande Duchesse heading for the Provinces. Captain Peter Hanlon notes the crewman as a fine specimen of the race. Sullivan plans years abroad with no intention of repeating William Waldorf Astor's example.
The quote extols a man who aims for noble heights by helping others and avoiding petty spites. It contrasts honest effort with pleasure from fault finding and praises restraint, virtue, and striving to do good in the world. The speaker signs as S BH Kiser.
The Tin Plate Trust raised prices from $2.65 to $4.66 per unit, a nearly 80 percent jump, while controlling raw materials and using boycotts against rivals. Advocates of protection cite its gains, but a rival enterprise with strong financial backing forms to challenge the monopoly.
The column covers Alma Blomberg of Vale Street Roxbury returning from Maine with landscape photography subjects and a sunlit outdoor life. It notes a Lexington Sunday automobile diversion and mentions figures like Charlie Crane and Maude Col, plus a Brockton connection with Snow Mackay ads and W L Terhune in Berlin.
Archbishop Jaccinto Lopez of Linarez has been nominated for archbishop of Guadalajara Mexico. Also noted, Bix Governor Samuel Merrill of Iowa, lives in Los Angeles, recently suffered a stroke and is said to be dying.
A collage of quips and dialogue from period papers. Jokes range from insomnia and self admiration to police payoffs and social vanity. The items showcase light roasts of politicians, editors, and everyday figures, with lines about trains, golf, and seaside serpent drinks.
Mr M C Normoyle of Revere Beach states his premises were not raided by Revere police seeking liquor. A similarly named party had a house searched recently causing confusion due to name similarity and the odd surname.
A decade after John Ware’s death at the Croche Mountain homestead, Daniel Ware reconciles with his wife Abbie. He vows to reform for little John’s memory as the couple find solace together in a moonlit moment, with the boy appearing beside them.
The Ward 6 case of alleged illegal assessment moves toward a hearing next Thursday for William H. Bradley who claimed as many as unknown names were assessed unlawfully. The Board of Assessors aims to finish Ward 21 reviews by Thursday and appoints a committee to locate fourteen nonresponding residents.
Woon senator Geo W. Greene presided at a Parker House meeting of the New England Bimetallic Union to arrange speakers for a Crescent Lake gathering in Providence over the upcoming weekend. The schedule lists national figures from Kentucky Ohio New Hampshire and other states with Mr Bryan hoped to attend.
The excerpt lists a Daily Table menu with breakfast items such as Boiled Hominy and Corn Fritters and a dinner featuring Roast Leg Lamb with Dressing, Mashed Potatoes, Sliced Cucumbers and Green Corn. Also includes recipes for Corn Fritters Jack Pudding and Foam Sauce with partial ingredients and directions. The note ends with the name J Crosby at 5 ockville Street Mattapan Mass.
In a disputed bet today, Iminez Gould failed to land a conclusive claim amid controversy over a pregnancy result. Officials noted tensions and continued debate as the situation drew public attention.
One of America's great diplomats Richard Olney could be a strong mayoral candidate for Boston. Born in Oxford, Massachusetts in 1836, he rose from legal practice to Attorney General and Secretary of State under Cleveland, earning worldwide respect for trust and corporate law, and for pivotal actions against Venezuela and in the Cuban question. He matched Lord Salisbury in diplomacy, built a vast railroad and corporate counsel career, and became a national figure through bold legal and foreign policy moves.
A letter from Patrick J. Duane of Waltham urges the Post to ensure the support fund for Spanish American War veterans reaches maimed volunteers. He cites a hospital bill for a Second Massachusetts soldier rendered unable to work due to illness from Cuba. He condemns municipal neglect and asks custodians to direct aid to deserving cases swiftly.
Germans across the country marked Johann Wolfgang von Goethe's birthday in public and private observances. A commemorative event was held in Fon and Exer Corner, with expected attendance and a yearlong tribute planned.
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