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Boston Post Subscription Notice and Offices
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Boston
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Boston Post
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Christmas aid for Fall River children sparks broad support
The Post lauds the generous response to help destitute Fall River children during Christmas. It defends the strike as justified, notes sympathy may ease a settlement, and highlights the city’s plight alongside national concerns about industrial conflict and wage cuts.
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Post
Fall River
New England
The Case Of Young Gould At Columbia University
The Gould youth used a pistol to defend against a harmless sophomores attack aimed at abducting a freshman leader for a campus banquet prank. Critics underestimate the gravity of the incident, which stems from a tradition of college larks and pranks seen across universities.
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Gould
Columbia University
Columbia
Gould grandson faces hazing and danger at Columbia
The essay discusses Goulds claim that a Yale or Columbia student refused to play a game, pulled a pistol, and created a scene. It argues the grandson of Jay Gould is outside ordinary risk, notes Columbia University actions to curb hazing, and cautions against surrendering streets to a freight company after decades of public works.
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Gould
Jay Gould
the Gould
Erie Road
Jim Fisk
Columbia University
Observant Citizen Notes Christmas Afield And Local Anecdotes
A Boston column recalls a bright winter day with skating on city ponds, charity dinners, and crowded streets. It notes missing provisions for urban squirrels, Salvation Army volunteers braving the cold, and steady street life around Tremont and Beacon streets. It mentions Captain Alex McDonald recovering health, a surprise for Peter Olson at his South Boston home, and cultural notes on Mme Gabrielle Rejane hosted by L Alliance Francaise.
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New England
Carl Nodberg
Frank Curtis
Fred Derson
Olson
Aubrey Falls
Rotary steam turbines may transform Atlantic steamers
Recent reports claim the steam turbine engine adapts to Atlantic ships under construction in England with satisfactory performance on Allan Line vessels. If confirmed, this rotary power could rival the shift from side wheel to screw propellers and push transatlantic travel nearer to Boston or New York.
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England
Liverpool
Boston
New York
Crooks Declines Dress Suit In Presence Of King
London December 25 Rad ical Labor MP and Poplar Mayor Will Crooks says he never wears a dress suit despite attending royal functions. At a King Carlos of Portugal reception at the Guildhall he appeared in a plain sack coat and rough shoes, declaring I don't represent a dress suit constituency.
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London
Will Crooks
Poplar
East End
Crooks
Carlos of
Portugal
Mr. Crooks
East Boston Grade Crossings Controversy Resurfaces
City officials face criticism as East Boston awaits a freight railway grade crossing plan approved by the Board of Aldermen at year’s end. Critics say Mayor Collins' policy and public rights are at stake while the delayed proposal resurfaces after ten months.
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Board of Aldermen
Boston
Collins
Lawson Denies Going to Mexico in Oil Probe
Thomas W. Lawson told a Postman last night he is not traveling to Mexico nor engaging hotel apartments for any representative of his. He denied the report that he would investigate Standard Oil activities there.
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Mexico
Thomas W. Lawson
Standard Oil
All Sorts by Newton Newkirk The Leaky Hose
A fair maid hung her silken hose beside the hearthstone glow and dreamed of Christmas bells. Santa Claus passed by and pondered the stockings with a puzzled gaze before shouldering his pack and moving on. The verse ends with the hose being open work as a playful, rustic vignette.
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Santa
Frugal quips on New Year resolutions
A humorous exchange notes a speaker plans to reuse last year’s resolutions rather than crafting new ones. The wit contrasts ambition with thrift, implying persistence rather than reform. The line reflects a lighthearted look at self improvement in a domestic or social setting.
French Duels Grow More Dangerous in Paris
The piece argues that the French duel, observed for twelve years, is increasingly unsafe. It cites a recent bout in the Bois de Boulogne where one adversary tore a cuff ruffle with a sword, risking serious injury even for cautious duelists.
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Bois de Boulogne
Chatham Telephone Service Restored After Sunday Storm
CHATHAM, Dec. 25. Communication by telephone with Boston and other cities was restored today for the first time since last Sunday's gale. Local lines were broken in places and slowly repaired, but telegraph wires were in operation to all points shortly after the storm passed.
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Chatham
Boston
Engagement and marriage advice on breach of promise
A reader asks if a man who once broke an engagement to a older fiancé may marry another. The columnist replies that a man should seek the first woman’s consent for safety, as breaking a voluntary engagement can invite social and legal trouble, and only mutual parting or a broken engagement by the woman frees him to court another.
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Miss Champagne
Talks by Mildred on marriage and wise choice
A fragment notes Mildred discussing marriage and the moment when one can regard it seriously and make a prudent decision. The text hints at evolving views and the importance of timing in choosing a life partner.
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Ously
Advice on age gaps and love in Miss Champagne column
An 18 year old writes about loving an 11 year older man, parents oppose the match. The advisor notes 29 can be acceptable and urges open discussion, emphasizing maturity and genuine intent before marriage. A second letter from Dorchester seeks guidance with a different love triangle and suggests proposing marriage to test her commitment.
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Christmas Dinners At Vendome And Other Homes
Society notes list numerous holiday dinners hosted by Boston families at the Vendome and various city homes. Guests include Ethel Herrick, Miss Madeleine Davis, Miss Viola Sykes, and many relatives from New York and Boston. Attendees range from Mrs. Fay and the Spooners to the Filene and Wales circles, with events spanning afternoon dinners and evening banquets in grand rooms.
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Vendome
Kate Whitney
George Gilbert Davis
Beacon Street
Madeleine Davis
Howard
California
Moses Richardson
Homer
Frederick S. Goodwin
Francis Jones
New York
Henry Howard Fay
Fay
Daniel Spooner
Spooner
Frederick L
Vernon Street
Brookline
A. Lincoln Filene
Viola Sykes
The Minstrel's Echo Across Time and Snow
Barrie Reynolds recalls the faded star Jack Faulkner as memory travels from a frozen city gutter to a distant theatre. The tale follows old regrets and a final act of charity by Faulkner, as he helps an ageing minstrel before a lingering illness ends their shared bond.
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George Primrose
Barrie Reynolds
Jack Faulkner
Jack
Thespia
Reynolds
Latimer Delivers Christmas Sermon at Y M C U
At the Boston Y M C U a Christmas vesper service featured Rev George D Latimer of Salem delivering a sermon on The Star and the Scepter He urged that the Magi story shows learning and culture must acknowledge Christ as master of the spiritual life and respect the moral law.
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George D. Latimer
Salem
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