Boston Post Subscription Rates and Policies
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THE
Sunday Post
Post Publishing Company
Boston
Boston Boston
Washington Street
New York
Boston Post
E. A. Grozier
Christmas Giving and the Joy of Unselfish Gifts
The article urges gifting with genuine care over perfunctory giving. It highlights personal charities and Salvation Army collections as impersonal yet effective. True joy comes from helping those outside the comfortable circle, including the poor and friendless.
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Salvation Army
The Labor Problem Across Continents
Across the world a major effort seeks harmony between labor and capital. New Zealand and Australia push compulsory arbitration through a centralized court system. In the United States a voluntary labor court experiment emerges, highlighting American opposition to compulsory arbitration of labor unions.
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New Zealand
Australia
United States
Cabinet changes and presidential power to reshape the cabinet
The article notes Presidents Johnson and Arthur faced cabinet shifts amid party conflicts and honors to Lincoln’s memory. It contrasts their timelines with Roosevelt’s slower start and questions whether he will complete a thorough cabinet overhaul.
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Johnson
Lincoln
Congress
Senate
Interior
Arthur
Garfield
The
Treasury
Abraham Lincoln
Roosevelt
Rosebery signals peace move amid Boer war talk
The report cites Lord Rosebery urging ending the South African war with imperial tone and opposing Boer independence. It asks if Boers may advance toward settlement, notes a possible Hague mediation via Roosevelt, and suggests a historic act could define Roosevelt’s early presidency.
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Lord Rosebery
Chesterfield
Salisbury
The
Hague
Roosevelt
End of the Schley inquiry prompts a quiet pause
The writer notes Congress is in recess and the Schley investigation should rest. Impartial history will judge all actors in time, while contemporary opinion favors the victors. Criticism has focused on those who won battles, not those who failed, and the piece hopes this affair may end.
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Schley
Congress
Christmas Morning Habits Then and Now in Everett
The Observant Citizen laments shifting Christmas customs from stockings and pink twist to basketball on Christmas morning in Everett. A Malden wedding note mentions Mrs. Mather and twin bridesmaids, while a joke about a man’s ride hints at social quips.
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Everett
Malden
Boston Notes on Odd Tales and Local Figures
A miscellany of short items from Boston, detailing travel quirks with new signs at stations, migrations and encounters in Cambridge and Frisco, plus anecdotes about workers, performers, and public figures. Mentions include George D. Ayers, Carlo Simi, local health official Dr. Durgin, and civic leaders in Woburn and Cambridge.
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Knights of Columbus
Massachusetts
John P. Feeney
Woburn
John H. H. McNamee
Cambridge
ASTRONOMER HEARD IN A MELODRAMATIC SKATE TALE
A blend of poems and humorous vignettes from a 19th century page includes a skating boy who asks where he is sliding to followed by revelry and a dramatic fall. The page also contains a book review with nostalgia for older volumes and a mock Memoir style critique of modern literature.
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Hank
Gary Gulch
Dinkyville
Thompson Will Contest Ends in Satisfactory Agreement
In Merrimac on December 22 the dispute over the late William H. Thompson's will settles. The Walnut Street Advent Church in Haverhill receives 5000 dollars and the Baptist church of this town also gets 5000 dollars.
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Merrimac
William H. Thompson
Walnut Street Advent Church
Haverhill
Baptist Church
Rose at Christmas Eve Stirs a Trio of Hearts in Halifax
In a Halifax hotel on Christmas Eve, a crimson rose reveals a tangled love triangle. Gibson balances desire for the belle of the ball and devotion to Lucile, while a childlike wish from Lucile awakens true feeling and a dramatic revelation unfolds.
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Ormora
Jessamine
Halifax
Jacqueminot
Gibson
Lucile
Elle
Woman Stricken in Notre Dame Church Mass Entrance
Mary Caron was entering her pew at Notre Dame French Catholic Church when she was stricken during morning mass in Fall River. The incident prompted aid from parishioners and emergency responders, with details still developing.
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Fall River
Mary Caron
Notre Dame French Catholic Church
The Czar on His Knees to His English Tutor
A historical scene recalls the Czar confessing affection to a long trusted English teacher named Kitty. The narrative depicts his return from war and a tender moment as he asks if he has satisfied and ashamed his childhood mentor.
Griefstruck man at funeral bears his loss in tears
A man lifts a frail form to a coffin and arranges flowers around the head. He kisses the white face and weeps until tears dampen it. He kneels in silence, returns to the world with a face the others have never seen.
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Lucile
Gibson
Little One
Excerpt from Czar on His Knees on Great Highway Scenes
A fragment from Alexander III subject recalls an English nurse Kitty and previews Creelman’s twenty chapter book with historic scenes from papal interview to President’s death. The prose promises strong dramatic moments and أكثر.
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Alexander III
Christ mas Fur Sets at Shuman Dickens Booth Sale
A Christmas gift option at A. Shuman & Co. Dickens Booth Sale in Shuman Corner offering children's fur sets for four dollars.
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A. Shuman & Co
Shuman Corner
Tragic Church Incident Shocks Congregation
A sudden collapse during worship caused an apoplexy and instant death. The event stirred a large crowd of worshippers at the church. Mrs. Caron, aged five, lived on Boutwell Street.
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Caron
Boutwell Street
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