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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1899
Page
4
Dividend distributions to cities total 220 million dollars in January
The article notes 220 million dollars in dividends to three cities in January, with about two thirds paid early and the remainder later. It cites Boston as receiving roughly 30 million, argues the country still shows profitable industrial activity, and expects a positive New Year outlook despite local tight money markets ahead of the payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Rand
Poor in Boston report shows relief through charity
The Boston charity notes describe fewer destitute in winter yet acknowledge suffering remains. Unemployment is down and steady work is more available, thanks to charitable effort and better industry conditions, urging continued generosity despite improved conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Fourteenth Amendment and Southern Representation Debate
The article discusses Crumpacker's proposed information bill tied to the 1900 census to assess how many voting age individuals in Southern states are denied suffrage. It questions using such data to reduce representation and contrasts Southern voting restrictions with Northern educational safeguards. It argues for letting the Fourteenth Amendment provision die if unjust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crumpacker
Indiana
Congress
Grees
United States
Massachusetts
New Hampshire Scandal Grows Over Senator Gallinger Inquiry
Concord Grand Jury to hear charges against United States Senator Gallinger over campaign contribution solicitations from government employees. Republican committee led by Gallinger faces sharp criticism. Governor Bustel and Senator Chandler linked to the controversy as party infighting intensifies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannes
Galliger
Mekhiley
Concord
Gallinger
Washington
N. H
United States
Republican Committee
Galinger
Chandler
Bustel
Christmas Day Ocean Plunge Inspires Noted Observations
The Observant Citizen recalls an acquaintance who plunged into the ocean on Christmas Day, noting a strong appetite afterward. The column touches on legal views of attempted suicide in some states, mentions Dr. Brough and Massachusetts law, and reflects on public oratorical skill, civic engagements, and local anecdotes about beacons, thefts, and charitable seamen societies in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brough
Massachusetts
Daily Table Breakfast and Supper Menus Note
The clipping lists daily meal hints for BREAKFAST DINNER SUPPER with examples like baked potatoes bread and butter doughnuts coffee clam chowder roast pork mashed potatoes and tea and supper tongue butter toast plus preserved apricots walnut fruit cake and a tea cocoa mix with a basic doughnut batter. It mentions Miss Mamie R Delano of 44 Pine Street Bucksport Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie R. Delano
Pine Street
Bucksport
Christmas Learnings In A Fragile Poem And Tale
A reflective piece contrasts a Christmas theme with a tale of Hilda and her aunt. It weaves verses on gifts and desire with a seaside chapter where Hilda contemplates loss, reunion, and eventual marriage as life’s currents turn toward hopeful outcomes.
Fox and Hare Tale About Justice and Sharing
Fragmentary text describes a fox and a hare facing divine justice and the idea of sharing wealth fairly. It mentions Jupiter and the motto for all and each. The stream of phrases hints at a moral about everyone receiving their due and blaming nature itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupiter
Men of Many Callings and Notables Mentioned
Adolph von Pichler the Tyrolese poet turns eighty and works on a complete edition of his writings. William Rockefeller’s orchid, valued at 1000 dollars, is a rare cross between Lindleyanum and Candatum with only seven plants existing. Dorsey W. Shackleford, Bland's successor in Congress, is wealthy from Camden county Missouri zinc and lead mines. Lafcadio Hearn naturalized as Japanese with salary cut from 150 to 60 yen. palace doorkeeper Wright retires after forty years in the Commons press gallery. Piet Blignaut, Boer prisoner, earned fame in Stamford Bridge athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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William Rockefeller
Bland
Congress
Camden County
Lafcadio Hearn
Imperial University
Palace of Westminster
Wright
House of Commons
Piet Blignaut
Bester
England
Stamford Bridge
Waifs o' Fun and Comic Opera War Exchanges
A collage of humorous quotes from various papers feature a Filipino soldier and a general offer to adjust a show for fewer matches and more dialogue. Other snippets include domestic chores, jealousy, Christmas musings, and quips about lawyers and brokers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie
Csma
Washington Star
Paul
Marie
Indianapolis Journal
Harlem
Chicago
Odd Bits of News From an Era of Averages and Records
The item surveys varied figures: Methodist preachers average salary in the US was 473.35 dollars. Guernsey cattle numbers about 12 000 head with 700 to 80 breeders. British admiralty orders China station ships painted black to save money. a thousand dollar inkstand adorns the Vice President’s desk. Pennsylvania factory inspectors report 2228 accidents last year mostly from carelessness. Carlsbad visitors rose from 465 in 1788 to 560 000 this year with 2168 Americans. France’s wine cellars allegedly hold champagne for three years’ world demand at about 150 million bottles. Santa Barbara county votes to bar killing gulls terns pelicans and eugies.
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China Station
Pennsylvania
Carlsbad
France
Board of Supervisors
Santa Barbara County
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