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The text lists publication details for a newspaper item with classification as Vol CXXIL issue 206, notes second class matter, and instructs that money sent is at the sender's risk. It specifies checks and money orders payable to the Post Publishing Company at Boston office, and provides a New York agent address and name A Frank Richardson at the Tribune Building.
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Post Publishing Company
Boston
Washington Street
New York
A. Frank Richardson
Tribune Building
Bond scheme disapproved by Secretary Carlisle blocks Senate report
Secretary Carlisle signals disapproval of the interconvertible bond plan and it will not be reported to the Senate from the banking and currency committee. The move clears the way for the silver repeal bill as the priority, with other financial policy debates deferred until repeal is resolved.
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Carlisle
Senate
Committee On Banking and Currency
Campaigns heat up as delegates swarm across Massachusetts
Republican nominating candidates run campaigns on a business basis as messengers decorate the state. Drummers for delegates fan out from Lowell to Worcester and beyond. BOS, Springfield, and Western Massachusetts report a flurry of runners while leaders Hart and others face the scramble.
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Greenhalge
Lowell
Palmer
Middlesex
Worcester
Boston
Hart
Springfield
Massachusetts
Mr. Whiting
Mr. Walcott
Senate Seeks Immediate End to Republican Silver Bill
The Senate must finish repeal of the free silver bill swiftly after emphatic House votes. No compromise or delay will be tolerated as the people reject Democratic vows of past obligations. The sole duty is to complete the House’s work quickly, without interference.
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Senate
House
Democratic House
Russell Leads Aggressive Democratic Campaign Strategy
With John E. Russell as the Democratic candidate the campaign will be aggressive. Democratic Congressmen will be free to act and will do so. Josiah Quincy leads headquarters with a focus on hard fighting along every line, supported by George Fred Williams and Mayor Matthews. The Republicans lack a candidate and clear principles, while the Democrats prepare a vigorous, unified push as the campaign begins.
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John E. Russell
Mr. Carroll
George Fred Williams
Matthews
Josiah Quincy
Russell
Storm rumor on Vigilant yacht fades as tests near
Rumor spread on bulletin boards claimed Vigilant ran aground in a hurricane but was quickly denied once telegraph service resumed. As cup contenders prepare for the upcoming test, concerns rise over Vigilant Jubilee Colonia Pilgrim’s condition and whether general Paine or Herreshoff centerboard will win, with Vigilant noted for sailing beyond race limits.
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Colonia
General Paine
Herreshoff
Yacht Length and Cup Defender Choice Under Fair Conditions
The text argues that extending the yacht to the required length will impact power and make judging difficult. It asserts sailors want a clear choice of the cup defender, made under conditions that prove the boat’s superiority. This time the contest is expected to be serious.
The Brightening Skies After the Hurricane
The article notes a nationwide economic revival as factories in textiles, iron and steel, potteries, paper mills, and tin plate resume work. Trade revives with renewed orders and fall activity, ending the summer stagnation. Confidence returns and the nation’s prosperity dawns.
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New England
Pennsylvania
West
No. 2 West India hurricane wrecks Boston yachts
The second West India hurricane surpasses its predecessor causing widespread damage. Boston largely escapes the worst but loses a large fleet of small yachts from Marine Park as they drifted from anchors and moorings, wrecking on Dorchester Bay shores and park piers. This marks an exceptional season of elemental wreck.
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West India
Boston
Marine Park
Dorchester Bay
Park Pier
Editing of Gas Hearing Provokes Mayor's Critique
Mayor Matthews denounces the official gas investigation hearing report as edited to protect the gas trust. He argues partisan edits affected both sides and will mislead future historians seeking Commonwealth stamped records.
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Matthews
Gas Trust
Commonwealth
Observant Citizen Recalls Adlai Buffalo and Boston News
A humorous San Francisco buffalo tale about Adlai Stevenson evolves into Adelaide. Albany sister of ex-President Arthur hosts in Boston, while Dr Hale cites health and longevity views. George W. Penniman tours for lectures. Hulda B. Loud runs a Rockland paper and debates. Colonel Adams sprains ankle fleeing a storm.
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San Francisco
Stevenson
Adlai
Prairies
Adelaide
Regina Arthur Daw
Albany
N. Y
Chester A. Arthur
Henry A. Strong
Cohoes
Boston
Dorchester Fruit Trees Farewell Before Teutonic Voyage
Passengers from Boston sail today on the White Star steamer Teutonic to Liverpool including Mr. G. H. Breed, Mr. Otis Baker, Mrs. Baker, Mr. P. C. Ambler and Miss J. A. Cormack. Children in Dorchester and Roxbury removed two or three pears or apples from trees, leaving bulging pockets and torn garments in the crowd.
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Dorchester
Roxbury
G. H. Breed
Otis Baker
Mrs. Baker
P. C. Ambler
J. A. Cormack
Boston
Liverpool
Do You Ever Have Any Rats On Your Boat Mr Jiggs
A collage of humorous exchanges from various sources recounting oddities and quips about boats, fairs, tailoring, priests, travel scenes, and a playful verse about a poet guitarist. The snippets depict social humor and local color with named characters and setting cues.
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Jiggs
Sick Baby Service and Fund Status Report
Boston Post shows the Sick Baby Service with $100.00 previously acknowledged, total funds at $4 78.84, and $8378.84 total acknowledged. The post doctor’s report lists calls and cases treated by Dr. C. D. BE Ball ORIN et al, totaling 939 cases treated through August 29.
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Boston Post
Governor Russell Endorses John E. Russell for Governor
Governor Russell states John E. Russell has consented to be the Democratic candidate if the state convention wishes it. He praises Russell as an earnest loyal Democrat with national leadership, predicting strong cross party support and creditable service as governor for the commonwealth.
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John E. Russell
Russell
Massachusetts
Democratic Party
Commonwealth
G. O. P. Scramble Grows in State Races
The Springfield Republican notes a boom in Republican aspirants for the state ticket. Boston mayors figures show Hart as a popular label with several drummers in the field. Worcester and Northampton sources report multiple Hart backers visiting offices in a single week.
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Springfield
Massachusetts
Hart
Boston
Worcester
Northampton
Boston Post to Launch Sunday Edition on Sept 10
Fitchburg Evening Mail notes the Boston Post has risen in popularity by serving the people and backing major issues. It announces plans to begin a Sunday edition on September 10, sparking interest and curiosity about the new format.
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THE
People
Fitchburg Evening Mail
Boston Post
Post
They settled the nomination in Hyde Park Times
The Boston Post trails rivals in enterprise coverage as interviews with Matthews Quincy and Russell provide notable insight and clarity on the political atmosphere.
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Hyde Park Times
Boston Post
Enterprise
Messrs
Matthews
Quincy
Russell
News Headquarters Boosts Political News Coverage
The Boston Post provides bright and interesting political news to the public, matching reader interest and demand from The News Headquarters in the Bunker Hill Times era.
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Bunker Hill Times
The
Boston Post
Starving Marlboro youth seeks work in stern Boston tale
Alfred Teabo, a Marlboro High School alumnus, wandered three days without food from South Framingham to Boston seeking work. He slept in an open field, collapsed on a Boston street, and was admitted to City Hospital after a 105 degree fever. He hopes to find farm or other labor and credits a secret dollar gift with saving him.
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Boston
New England
Alfred Teabo
Post
City Hospital
Teabo
Marlboro High School
Warren Hastings
Marlboro
California
South Framingham
Northampton Street
Washington Street
Pleasant Voyage Ends in Almshouse Return
Edward Murphy a 24 year old Cork immigrant arrived on Scythia and breezed past immigration inspectors with praise for his strength. Facing work scarcity he visited Inspector Colcord on Tuesday and was sent to the almshouse for a few days before attempting to sail back. His hoped reunion with an uncle on the dock failed as the relative had died nearly two years earlier.
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Mandy
Spain
Eulalie
Rue
Moundbuilders
Scrub Oak Hill
Slabbs
Washington Star
Edward Murphy
Cork
Ireland
Scythia
Gaunlet
Colcord
Murphy
Quarantine Eased for Cuban Voyages and Plant Steamship Service
After three months of restrictions, Cuba is now free of quarantine as of the 2nd inst. The Plant steamship line berthed at Port Tampa on the 25th inst. with Havara detainees aboard. Daily through trains link Port Tampa with New York, and Boston lines will sell through tickets, ending passenger restrictions.
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Plant Steamship Line
Port Tampa
Havara
New York
Boston
The Chicago Girl Explodes Stereotypes of Women in Chicago
A Chicago paper defends the independent Chicago girl against prevailing stereotypes. It lauds her outdoor life discipline and self reliance, noting she walks, prays, and travels alone without chaperones, contrasting her with other cities and defending her modern, natural spirit.
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Chicago
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Pencil
The
Platform
Holden
Holdenville
Windy City
Wonderful Mrs Palmer Sustains Chicago Fair Cheer
The board of lady managers at Chicago endures nervous strain from endless sessions and social duties. Mrs Potter Palmer rarely leaves the city, driving eleven miles to the fair daily, her calm temperament and impeccable attire praised amid parliamentary riots and panics.
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Chicago
Cynthia's Complexion Dialog Sparks Moonlight Banter
In a playful exchange a mother and daughter discuss lunar light. Harriet jokes about a woman in the moon and tanning, while Mamma explains the sun shines on the moon and the moon reflects its light. The lighthearted dialogue centers on complexion and gendered observations.
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Mamma
Harriet
H Arriet
Hardware Dealers Plan Early Labor Day Closure
Hardware men of Boston have agreed to close all places of business at 1 o'clock Saturday, Sept. 2, in observance of Labor Day. The list includes M. C. Warren & Co., Burditt & Williams, Frye Phipps & Co., H. M. Darling & Co., Bolles & Wilde, Goodnow & Wightman, A. J. Wilkinson & Co., L. W. Ferdinand & Co., J. B. Hunter & Co., Anthony S. Morse, Woodrough Mansfield & Co., Lawrence R. Small,William A. Noble & Sons, James W. Vinal & Co., Bigelow & Dowse, Chandler & Barber, A. M. Gardner Hardware Co., Brooks Baldwin & Robbins, Chandler & Farquhar, A. D. Gill, Bliss Bros., C. E. Chamberlain, Eldridge Winnek & Irving, W. B. Cutter, Allen & Lotts.
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Boston
M. C. Warren & Co
Burditt & Williams
Frye, Phipps & Co
H. M. Darling & Co
Bolles & Wilde
Goodnow & Wightman
A. J. Wilkinson & Co
L. W. Ferdinand & Co
J. B. Hunter & Co
Anthony S. Morse
Woodrough
Mansfield & Co
Lawrence
R. Small
William A. Noble & Sons
James W. Vinal & Co
Bigelow & Dowse
Chandler & Barber
A. M. Gardner Hardware Company
Brooks, Baldwin & Robbins
Chandler & Farquhar
A. D. Gill
Bliss Bros
C. E. Chamberlain
Eldridge
Winnek & Irving
W. B. Cutter
Allen & Lotts
Excursion in Boston Harbor Postponed to Aug 31
The Clifford trip for Ward 16 children, organized by Councilman James Keenan, has been postponed to Thursday, Aug. 31. The boat will depart Commercial wharf, 95 Atlantic avenue, at 1 p m with music and refreshments provided.
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Boston Harbor
Clifford
Ward 16
James Keenan
Commercial Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
Descriptive Fashion Fragments From Historical Garments
A fragmented description notes a right side costume in rich black satin with coral plastron and jet passomonterio trim at sleeves and skirt hem. A left house dress in fawn bengaline features bolero style with pink and green velvet, drop fringe, and other ornate details, though some terms are garbled.
Globe Tonight Presents New Character and Park Appearances
Lawrence Hanley stars at the Globe with a new character as Lole Fuller comes to the Park for the last week of Mme Favart. Annie Carter, Boston favorite, recounts an eventful encounter with persistent would be admirers at the Palace Theatre. Africa at the Boston Theatre and The Black Crook next week promise grand entertainment.
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Lawrence Hanley
the Globe Tonight
Lole Fuller
Mme. Favart
Annie Carter
Boston
Palace Theatre
Miss Carter
Africa
Globe Theatre
Mr. Hanley
Hamlet
Crabtree
Loie Fuller
The
Park Theatre
New York
Uncle Celestin
Boston Theatre
Online Hall Opera Company
Tremont Theatre
Hoyt
Chinatown
Sixth Regiment Reunion at Acton Centre Memorial Hall
Members of Company BI and Company E of the Sixth Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers will gather at Memorial Hall Acton Centre on September 4 1893 at 9 am for a grand reunion and camp fire.
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Massachusetts Volunteers
Sixth Regiment
Memorial Hall
Acton Centre
Obituary notices from Greater Boston area dated Aug 27–Aug 28
Obituaries list multiple local deaths with ages and burial or funeral details. Notable entries include Alonzo S. Fiske of Weston aged 74 years 11 months 23 days, Dennis Courtney of South Boston at 79 4, John J. Gorman son of Peter and Mary 24, Martin Hook 66, Mrs J J McCarthy of Charlestown, Jeremiah C. Millerick 75, Augustus Motto, Frank O Poor 45, David B Watson, Samuel Josiah Woodward 63, Margaret Wilkinson 21, Leander Willey 74, Leander Willey 74 and 10 monk's 28 in Charlestown. funeral from First Parish Church Weston on Wednesday at 2:30 pm.
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Fiskh
Alonzo S. Fiske
Weston
Mass
First
Courtney
South Boston
Dennis Courtney
Gorman
Roxbury
John J
Peter and
Mary Gorman
Hook
Martin Hook
McCarthy
Natick
J. J. McCarthy
Charlestown
Millerick
Jeremiah C. Millerick
Motto
Augustus
Mary Motto
Frank O
Eben
Peabody
Watson
David
Woodward
Cambridge
Samuel Josiah Woodward
Wilkinson
Margaret Wilkinson
Willey
Leander Willey
Monk
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Hulda B. Loud
M. ©. Adams
Brewster
Colonel Adams
Mr. Whitney
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Sick Baby Service
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Ball
Orin Es Arisg
the News Headquarters
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TRE
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Cynthia
Black Crook
Entertainments
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Old Colony
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Addie
Killingsly, Conn
Julia Filmore
Marshal Murray Af Lubec
George H. Cook
Newburyport
Grovar J. Coon
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Dana Sarsaparilia Co
Belfast
Maine
Johnson En Irievene
Nashua
N. H
Benj. Johnson
Chas. H. Burke
I. E. Kittredge
M. D
D. M. Lakeman
Boston Fusileer Veteran Association
Baker Extract Co
Portland
Vans. Johnson
Washington St
Old South Church
Ec Uc
Pauline Hall
Opera 60
Offenbach
Madame Favart
Edwina
Hoyt’s
Grand Opera House
Pesiming Woxray
Auc
Matinees
Augustin Daly
Sadie Martinet
Annie Clarke
John Kellard
Arthur Forrest
Helen Dayne
William Mestayer
Frank Keenan
Belle Stokes
Charles Inslee
Across the Potomac
Howard Tis
Iola Pomeroy
Comepany
Crand Museum
Dover
Washington Sts
Jay Hunt
John Stetson
America
Mre
Eugene O’ Rourke
Wickslow Postman
Eugene Tompkins
George Thatcher
Eugene Tompkine
Boston Museum
Iticer
Roland Reed
Boston Ball Grounds
Chicaco
Appleton & Bassett’s
Connolly’s
Adams House
Lyce U Macarree
James W. Bingham
Sam T. Jack
Bowdoin SQ
Chas
F. Atkinson
Paul Kauvar
Barey
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Palaci
Austin
F. J. Pilling
Venings
Theresa Newcomb
Romer New Popular Pri
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ANG Medy
EXICO
Austin Astone
Ely
Bart Etta
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