Boston Post Monday Morning December 2 1898
Boston Post issue dated Monday December 2 1898. Contains news briefs and notices from the city and region.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1895
Page
4
Subscription Rates and Address Change Instructions
The notice outlines subscription rates for MAIL and THE SUNDAY POST, requests subscribers to report both current and future addresses, and warns subscriptions will be discontinued at expiration if not kept up. It instructs payment via checks, drafts, or money orders payable to the POST PUBLISHING COMPANY and notes all money sent at the sender's risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Publishing Company
Grozipr
Raitor
Newspaper Challenge to Disprove Charity Sale Claim
Offer of $1000 for charity or pocket money awaits any paper that can refute a claim through a thorough canvass of actual sales by newsdealers and newsboys.
Boston Election Clash Over City Debt and Business Future
A heated exchange cites Mayor Curtis accusing Boston of being debt laden and unfriendly to manufacturing. The Democratic ticket led by Mr. Quincy counters that Boston can become a better site for industry and vows to remove the Mayor to spark business growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Boston
Tae Poemocrats
Quincy
Reed Named Speaker as Republicans Claim Divided Government
The Republican caucus elevates Thomas B. Reed to Speaker of the Fifty-fourth Congress amid a claimed divided government. The piece questions Reed's past power and credits Democratic leadership for the era's prosperity, warning the party against imposing a new legislative agenda without cross-party support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Reed
House of Representatives
Speaker Reed
Cleveland
Reeed
Reed
Mion
Malote
Democrats Highlight Advances in Progress
A brief note credits the Democrats with the advances achieved so far, framing them as a result of their policies and leadership. No specific individuals or dates are mentioned in the accessible text.
Quincy Poised to Win Boston Mayor Race
The piece predicts Josiah Quincy as Boston mayor, citing strong Democratic majorities and party harmony. It notes the campaign opened Saturday and will gain vigor, with victory expected from Mayor to street commissioner across the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Quincy
Boston
The 800ck Market Delivers Disappointing Week Outlook
The stock market trend over the past week disappointed bulls as London and home markets show little improvement. Analysts fear December gold exports will be large, while the new Congress may focus on petty politics rather than decisive currency reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londor
London
Turkey
Paris
Congress
New House
Senate
Europe
Lodge
Massachusetts
Washington
Gorman
Boston Voters Face Choice Over Self Rule Versus State Control
The piece argues Boston residents should not extend Mayor Curtis’s two year term, claiming he uses influence at the State House to push through charter changes and override local will. It urges a mayor aligned with the people and local self government instead of external party power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Curtis Ir
Curtis
State House
Senate
House of Representatives
Taney
Maydrér
Aldermen
Dominion
Mayor Curtis Critics Over Public School Funding
The article contends Mayor Curtis supports liberal school funding yet Boston schools face overcrowding and poor sanitary conditions after years of added appropriations. It questions the mayor’s accountability and calls for tangible results to match the rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Public
Boston
Two Years May Define Boston Mayor Term
The article discusses a mayoral term set for two years and questions if a minority party mayor elected in Boston would lead to prolonged Republican control. It argues the Democratic majority shapes the city’s future and questions the political risk of the new law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Demcratic
Demo
Boston’s First Two Year Mayor Should Be Democratic
The text argues that Boston’s municipal government should be returned to the people, electing the first two year term mayor as a Democratic candidate who represents the majority rather than the minority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Notes On Religion, Politics And City Life
A column surveys Boston scenes from the brimstone corner to stage protests, rail yard changes, and notable locals. It mentions tar odors at Observant Citizen Park, the Bijou Theatre uproar, Union Station upgrades, and financiers like Cheney and Coolidge, plus local quirks and anecdotes.
Seasonal Shifts Hint at Winter as Summer Retreats Quiet
In September, summer hotels sit empty as if plagued by a plague, while residents note calendar changes in expectations. Water to the Common is shut off, plank walks are laid, and Frog Pond hosts boats and Christmas trees arrive from the North, signaling winter may come despite mild weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ien
Ealy
Dunraven
Hersoh
Hiram
Ghosts and a racing tragedy haunt a British officer
In this fragment a British officer recalls seeing deceased souls and a fiancé recounts a perilous horse race. A dramatic crash on Brutus leads to Major Glyn’s severe injury while a mysterious woman in black and red draws attention amid the crowd.
Vicious Crime Scene Leaves Masked Suspect At Large
A brutal attack leaves a victim dead with a frozen expression of horror. The assailant, described as a red and black figure, vanished from the open scene two minutes after the act, leaving investigators seeking the unknown female culprit referred to as a fiend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devil
Thanksgiving See-Saws in Old Jokes and Jollity
A collection of humorous quips and sketches exploring Thanksgiving themes. Phrases poke at money obsession, stage crowds, family apologies, college yells, and holiday football with playful dialect and satirical humor reflecting a bygone era.
All Kinds of Hats for Every Season Styles
The article lists five classes of hats suitable for different moods and occasions. It notes the English walking hat as a severe plain style, sometimes trimmed with stiff quills or embroidered details, reflecting seasonal fashion variety.
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Dresden
President to Send Full Message to Congress Tuesday
Washington December 1 The President will transmit his full annual message to Congress detailing department work over the year and covering revenue tariff currency and foreign relations in depth. He will endorse the existing tariff and place revenue declines on hard times rather than tariff law effects. The note will oppose internal taxation and reference Cuba Armenia and ex-Consul Waller with a thorough currency review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Department
Levelopé
Cuba
Spain
United States
Armen
Waller
Paris Unveils Lafayette and Washington Bronze Group
In Rue Etats Unis Paris the Bartholdi bronze group of Lafayette and Washington shaking hands was unveiled. M. Bompard accepted on behalf of the municipal council while Ambassador Eustis was absent due to illness and bereavement. Mr. Morss spoke for the United States praising Lafayette’s role. several officials and dignitaries attended as a military band played American tunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bartholdi
Lafayette
Washington
Rue Etats Unis
M. Bompard
Eustis
Morss
United States
M. Bartholdi
William EB. Quinby
Netherlands
Marss
Rogers
Kellogg
Meredith Read
Henry Peartree
M. de Remusat
Count Aissaly
Max Blume Arrested on Fugitive Arson Charge
police inspectors arrested Max Blume a 58 year old resident of New York City on Saturday afternoon as a fugitive from justice charged with arson in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Blume
New York City
Alleged Athol Burglar Captured Near South Athol
A member of the depot safe-breaking gang near Athol and South Athol was wounded, captured, and brought to Athol with a pistol shot exchange. Sheriff Doane took custody after a search party cornered two suspicious men near Mr. McIver's barn. Richard Burns claimed the captured man’s identity.
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Ahol
Bec
Athol
South Athol
Doane
Wardner
Richard Burns
Irish Rational Alliance Forms Sun Day Council in East Boston
A large meeting at Hibernian Hall Havre street East Boston elected officers for the Irish National Alliance of America council. Officers include President George J Lovett Vice President Michael J Barry recording secretary Denis J Donovan financial secretary Patrick Derby treasurer Bartholomew Moran and standing committee William J Flynn Bartholomew Moran Denis P Donovan. The council will meet monthly at 3 pm with proceed ments honoring Theobald Wolfe Tone and suggesting new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibernian Hall
Havre Street
Boston
Michael J. Barry
George J. Lovett
Theobald Wolfe Tone
Ireland
William J. Flynn
John N. Cotter
Denis P. Donovan
No License Campaign Rally Continues in Cambridge
In Carib the no license push runs on par with prior years as meetings fill most evenings until election day. At Aquinas Hall and Trinity M E Church supporters and critics clash with speakers urging and opposing the saloon. Tonight at Union Hall a rally will feature Rev Fathers presiding and brief addresses by clergy and businessmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carib
Aquinas Hall
Trinity M. E Church
Cambridge
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
John G. Wooley
Union Hall
Father Cully
Bicknell
D. N. Beach
Daily Table Hints Breakfast and Dinner Menu
A readable 19th century style meal plan lists Tokay Grapes Currant Prunes and stewed meats for breakfast with a fish cream and lobster dishes for dinner. Recipes describe salmis of turkey lobster sauce oyster tartare and potato borders with detailed steps and timings. Signed by MRS J R GREEN East Boston and MRS J B PATTON Roxbury.
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Turkey
J.R. Green
Boston
Appi
J. B. Patton
Clifton Street
Roxbury
Medford Woman Wins Week Menu Prize for Frugal, Fresh Menu
A Constant Reader Mrs W H Dunbar of Magoun Avenue Medford receives the weekly menu prize for keeping within ten dollars for a family of five. Her menu begins with a live morning paper and features easy to follow receipts in a neat bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Dunbar
Magoun Avenue
Medford
Ambiguous Menu Rules For Brie Reset Contests
The note outlines contest menus and brief explanations for special dishes. It mentions breakfast dinner and supper options and references American citizens selecting dishes. It lists dates like Saturday November 9 and hints at mail returns for cooking actions.
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Ae Monde
The Lament of Mother Armenia
Poem excerpt lamenting Armenian mothers for their missing and dead children. The speaker pleads to find them, laments slavery and exile, and expresses deep grief as the chorus voices sorrow and mourning for the homeland. The piece ends with a dedication to Alice Stone Blackwell.
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