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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1901

Page

6

MorTo: With a Mission MorTo: With a Mission and Without a Muzzle

Reports from Manila and Samar warn of harsh plans to subdue uprisings in Luzon and punitive campaigns on Samar Island. A public debate questions the cost and morality of subjugation versus liberty, criticizing continued war and tariffs while noting Japan's rapid modernization and urging exclusion of Chinese migrants.

Manila Luzon Samar Manila Times Thayer Philippines Root Spain

Question of resignation in Senate and Boston school committee

In the Senate Hoar questioned South Carolina’s seating after their resignations earlier that year. The piece recalls April resignations and withdrawal, Blaine precedent deeming the seat vacant on resignation. It asks if such acts vacate offices in the Boston school committee and contemplates parliamentary law implications.

United States Senate Hoar South Carolina Tillman McLaurin James G. Blaine Blaine Boston School Committee

Roosevelt Cabinet Beginnings Signal Shifts in U S Politics

The piece analyzes early cabinet changes under President Roosevelt after McKinley’s era, noting the possible formation of a Roosevelt tenure bound cabinet. It cites the Postmaster General vacancy, a Republican committee pick, and hints at strengthened political support and retained advisors like Root and Knox amid anti trust tensions.

Mcikinley Mooosevelt Roosevelt McKinley Smith Republican National Committee Root New York Knox

California Congressman urges Japanese inclusion in exclusion act

A California member of Congress told the House foreign affairs committee that public sentiment on the Pacific coast opposes Japanese migration as well as Chinese. He claimed Japanese laborers undermine American wages and prices, suggesting the exclusion act should cover Japanese people too.

Pacific Perry Japan United States California Congress House Committee On Foreign Affairs

Moody's plan gains traction as Republicans consider reform

The piece argues that Republican acceptance of Moody's plan hinges on altering delegate apportionment to reduce Southern power in the national convention. It cites Payne as endorsing reform to curb "disfranchised" states' influence, noting past uses by Sherman, Hanna, and McKinley to influence nominations. If GOP leaders abandon the current strategy, Moody could succeed.

Moody Congress Payne Postmaster-Gonoerral John Sherman Hanna Reed McKinley Mr. Moody

Observant Citizen Aids Fishermen And Powder Odor Cartoon

The Observant Citizen Eddie Dixon of Atlantic avenue helps fishermen by buying overcoats while some seamen entrust him with money to spend only when truly needed. A child’s cartoon plan mocks famous naval figures and powder, prompting questions about historical knowledge and glory. A Boston lawyer with a sensitive streak redeems a Salvation Army box gift, and a Castilian Club member recounts a Russia trip with a Polish station name Hell prompting light anecdotes.

Eddie Dixon Atlantic Avenue Mr. Dixon Seollay Square Salvation Army Scollay Square Boston Castilian Club Russia Poland Hell

Christmas Ornaments and Gifts Sold by Mail

Pretty crafted ornaments and useful instruments offered with careful graduations and accuracy. Prices begin at 50 cents with prompt mail order service.

Amusing Boston Snippets and Holiday Traditions

A collage of small-town humor and holiday notes from Boston area life. Tales of a hotel owner buying a peculiar eight inch dog made of sawdust and wool, Christmas bells at the Old North Church, streetcar conductors and fare anecdotes, Boston society visits, and travelers headed to Jamaica for health, all coloring a festive season.

Charles A. Jones T. W. Farnsworth Mr. Jones Mr. Farnsworth Tom Farnsworth Henry &. Smith Ethel Thompson Brookline Mass Plaza Hotel New York Laurelfn-the-Pines Lakewood Boston Touraine Beacon Street

Ophelia the Bulldog Obituary Witty All Sorts Tale

A humorous obituary in a nostalgic All Sorts column recounts Ophelia the bulldog who died after a comic sequence. A friend, the owner, and a narrator reflect on Ophelia's mischief and the divergent reactions of townsfolk. The piece blends whimsy with a gentle sendoff.

Christmas Carnival Sale at Dickens Booth No 59

We purchased all remaining House Coats and Smoking Jackets from For mosa Co. in all sizes and colors with plaid accents. They will be cleared out Friday and Saturday during the Christmas Carnival Sale at Dickens Booth No. 59.

Formosa & Co Dickens Booth N. E America

Lonely Bachelor and Holiday Bits in Tiny Talk

Fragmentary dialogue items feature a humorous kitchen pantry Santa joke and social plans. Characters Freshleigh Newton Newkirk and Hobson are cited in playful banter about marriage and bachelor life, reflecting light social columns.

The Post's Original Short Story Ends a Mother's Dilemma

Betty, a redhaired orphaned cook, discovers her mother Mrs. Clancarty, a wealthy wife, is alive. The two reunite, but Betty feels out of place amid luxury and chooses to leave to spare her mother further shame, prioritizing love over status in a poignant family drama.

Andrew Carnegie White House Mrs. Roosevelt Mr. Carnegie Andrew Annie G. Goulston Gaston Street Roxbury Betty James Clancarty Elizabeth O'Brien Mary Thomas O' Brien O'Brien Clancarty Mrs. Clancarty Elizabeth Miss Frances

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