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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1895
Page
6
The Sunday Post announces a notable collection of over a half million photographs ready for consultation at the Art Department on the second floor of the Post building and by mail. Readers may exchange for one first page heading to choose from over 100 varieties each week.
A catalog of numerous names and styles including Adams Maud Johnson Fannie Anderson Mary and many others. The list features bicyclist and style annotations next to several entries along with famous figures like Edison Thomas and McKinley William.
Owney the dog trots around the globe on a world tour, arriving in New York aboard the Fort Phillip from Yokohama. He is covered with foreign-visit tags from cities like Singapore and Algiers, and will be taken to old friends upon arrival.
The famous railway mail clerk dog Owney begins a world tour, traveling from Tacoma and boarding Pacific mail ships to Yokohama and beyond. He meets officials in Yokohama, queries at ports, dines aboard, and aims to circumnavigate the globe returning to Tacoma via mail bags and postal clerks. Also notes Boston Young Men’s Christian Association plans a new weekly paper.
A New Jersey pardon hearing recounts how Mamie Miller, under 20, falsely accused and helped convict Charles Atkinson of Camden after seeking revenge for a perceived wrong. The girl admitted fabricating charges, saying her stepfather sent her to a reform school and that she later sought his release. The Board of Pardons and Governor Werts heard the story, and Atkinson awaited release as details emerged. The case mirrors Barbara Rubin’s New York incident and follows prior courtroom actions, including the disbarment of Atkinson’s lawyer.
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