Sunday Post outsells Herald and Globe in Provincetown
Provincetown sales data show the Sunday Post leading the Herald and Globe for four consecutive Sundays. Dearborn reported on Nov 12 19 and 26 with the Post selling 7 copies while the Globe and Herald trailed, signaling a regional shift in newspaper dominance.
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Provincetown
Newsdealer Dearborn
Sunday Post
Sunday Globe
Sun
Herald-Globe
Herald and Globe
New England
President's Message Review of tariff Hawaii and finance
The article surveys Democratic and Republican reactions to the President's message. It covers foreign policy notes on Spain and Chile, the Nicaragua canal, Hawaii, and arbi tration. It discusses treasury figures, silver repeal, tariffs, and civil service, with quotes from Wilson, Reed, Pal mer, Aldrich, Hale, Chandler, and Platt.
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Post
Egan
Chile
Nicaragua
Congress
Spain
Turkey
Blount
Hawaiii
Stevens
United States
Willis
Great Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Postmaster-General’s Department
Agricultural Department
Harlequin 3-Piece Set Cup Saucer and Pilate
Catalog line lists Bach 10¢ 15¢ 26c 25c 10c 50c 15c Our Price Sc 8c 3c Sc Sc 6c 1Sc 4c 5c 29c 73c $1.50 Harlequin 3-Piece Set Cup Saucer and Pilate Woods price see.
Professor Tyndall Dead in Haslemere England
Professor John Tyndall a renowned physicist and lecturer died at his Haslemere home after a long illness and a severe cold. He was 78. In 1872 he lectured in the United States and donated the proceeds to Harvard and Columbia for original research in physical science.
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London
John Tyndall
Haslemere
Surrey
United States
Harvard
Columbia
Awakening of Love painting returns for public viewing
The Perrault oil work shown at the Paris Salon and bought by Deliber Goodale for Mellin’s Food at the World's Fair has been returned from Chicago. It will be exhibited free to the public at the Youth's Companion office, Columbus avenue, for a few days before its trip to the California Mid-Winter Exposition. Friends of Mellin’s Food and others who missed Chicago can view this modern art gem. The display echoes the Youth's Companion reproduction from last May and a remark comparing the ideal of beauty to ancient Greek motherhood.
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Perrault
Deliber-Goodale Company
Mellin
Chicago
Columbus Avenue
California
Cronin Trial Jury Vacancies Filled in Chicago
The jury for the Dr. Cronin murder case in Chicago has been seated. The State will begin its opening address tomorrow as the Coughlin trial proceeds.
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Chicago
Coughlin
Dr. Cronin
Storm wrecks at Halifax harbor crews report wrecks
Snow began midday in Halifax and turned to rain with a fierce wind by evening. A heavy sea battered the harbor as vessels faced the surge. The schooner J. R. Washington from Halifax is wrecked at Ingonish, while True Love and Shooting Star are stranded at Salmon River and J. R. Dallmer lies a helpless wreck at Shutin Island.
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Halifax
N. S
J. R. Washington
Ingonish
True Love
Shooting Star
Salmon River
J. R. Dallmer
Shutin Island
Opening of Congress Passes Quiet First Day in Senate and House
Washington December 4 The second session opened with little public interest amid many anticipated laws. The Senate heard the president's message, Dolph signaled remarks on Hawaii, salaries for deputy customs officers were authorized, and department heads reported. House mourned the deaths of Representatives ONeill and Lilly, and both chambers adjourned briefly after expressions of sorrow. The House scene was described as picturesque.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Dolph
Hawaii
Committee On
Charles O'Neill
William Lilly
Pennsylvania
Cameron
House Reopens with Greeting for All Parties and Death Honors
In a lively session, members from Republican, Democrat and Populist ranks exchanged greetings. Mr. Wilson of West Virginia led the Ways and Means mood, welcomed across party lines. The House prayed for late Rep. O Neill of Pennsylvania as roll call showed 242 present. Mr. Hines urged a committee to probe Lehigh Valley railroad strike causes and remedies. Speaker read the President's message. Mr. Bingham announced Rep. O Neill and Rep. Lilly deaths, with resolutions adopted and adjournment set to noon tomorrow.
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Neverthel
Wilson
Ways and Means Committee
Reed
House Committee
Palmer
Dem. I
Committee of Pensions
Aldrich
Hale
East
Chandler
Hawaii
Senator Platt
Rep
Conn
Blount
United States
Platt
West Virginia
House
Representative O'Neill
Pennsylvania
Hines
Lehigh Valley
Pruden
Clerk Kerr
Bingham
Charles H. O'Neill
William Lilly
Mr. Lilly
Fire Devastates Rome Loco Works. $500,000 Loss
A major blaze at the New York Locomotive Works in Rome New York destroyed most buildings this evening. A burst water main reduced fire pressure from eighty to fifteen pounds. two engines could not halt the flames. Property valued at $500,000 with about $300,000 insured.
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Rome
N. Y
New York Locomotive Works
Assyrian Sailor Perishes After Sea Strike
The Allan line steamer Assyrian arriving from Liverpool encountered a severe gale and heavy seas. Seaman Lewis Evans was swept into an open hatch and died two hours later from injuries.
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Halifax
Allan Line
Liverpool
St. John's
N F
Lewis Evans
Brockton Manager Held For Board Bill Fraud Charge
Charles Matthews, manager of the Burlesque Stars, appeared in Brockton Police Court charged with defrauding Thomas H Doonan, landlord of the Hotel Gordon, of 100 dollars he guaranteed for players’ board for a week. He pleaded not guilty and was held in 200 bonds until tomorrow.
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Brockton
Charles Matthews
Burlesque Stars
Gaiety Theatre
Thomas H. Doonan
Gordon
Ile
Adventurer wrecked after storm near Souris. two crew dead
The schooner Adventurer, Capt Richards, was driven ashore at Souris during yesterday's storm and is a total wreck. Bound for Halifax with a potato cargo from Annandale, two crew members died from exposure while others were rescued in exhaustion. two of the survivors may also die.
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Charlottetown
Adventurer
Richards
Souris
Annandale
Halifax
Progress of the New Tariff Bill
Washington reports a full Ways and Means meeting with a comparative statement on metal changes in the new tariff bill. Indications are the tariff schedules will be reported within ten days and internal revenue details later. Republican victory in Woonsocket elected Aram J. Bothier mayor with 1536 votes. council leans Republican.
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Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Wilson
Woonsocket
Woonsockdrxt
R. I
Postmasters Nominations Move to Senate This Month
Washington reports that about 500 presidential postmaster nominations will go to the Senate this month and around 300 more in January. The nominees have either resigned or had commissions expire, prompting the wave of appointments.
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Washington
Senate
Gas inspector robs two tenants at Holborn Street
A man posing as a gas inspector entered the apartments of Mrs. J. I. Smith and Mrs. J. E. Neale at 40 Holborn Street yesterday afternoon. While inspecting pipes he stole a pair of gold-mounted opera glasses, a Swiss watch, and other jewelry. Police have a description but no positive identification yet.
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J. l. Smith
J. E. Neale
Holborn Street
Gleason King Mastered Three Vicious Horses At Mechanics Hall
Oscar R Gleason the master of horsemanship and famed horse tamer drew a record crowd to Mechanics Hall last night. He attempted to subdue three unruly beasts in two hours but fell short by seven and a half minutes yet left the sawdust ring exhausted as cheers proclaimed him remarkable. A wild throng filled the exterior as doors opened to a crush of ten thousand people with a chaotic surge through the entrance.
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Oscar R. Gleason
Mechanics’ Hall
Gleason
Adam Forepaugh
P. T. Barnum
Patt
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