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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1895
Page
3
The Boston Post underscores a guaranteed circulation attached to every advertisement printed, signaling a formal assurance to advertisers about reach and distribution. The statement frames confidence in the paper’s ability to deliver a consistent audience for sponsored notices and promotions.
The text questions whether Congress can advance action if the Republican party commands a great majority, suggesting potential for elevating national progress if the party in power acts decisively. It frames a political query on legislative capability and leadership.
The commentary argues Senator Lodge uses his Monroe doctrine remarks to justify jingoism and mislead the public on the Venezuela question. It praises restraint and a judicial approach, noting Olney Bayard and Secretary of State actions, and urges continued peace and measured opinion pending a commissioned fact finding.
A fragment from a newspaper item notes the Post’s morning edition outsales the Boston Herald and Boston Globe combined in Boston and vicinity. The text is garbled but suggests the Post carries a stronger market position and is more widely read locally.
Fragment from a historical piece argues curtailing work hours in shops will reduce worker fatigue and improve conditions. It contends shorter hours ease strain on labor and may raise overall well being, but doubts linger about economic impact on employers and customers.
A discussion warns that the Dingley tariff pill would impose a 30 percent tariff on imported woollens and raise domestic clothing costs by more than 42 percent. It accuses Republicans of an audacious plan to extend a 70 percent price hike when full control is achieved, arguing Democrats have kept clothing affordable.
The article cautions that Speaker Reed narrowly averted defeat of the bond bill in the House last Saturday. It notes Republican defections and says the party whip kept McKinley aligned. It warns Reed’s authority could suffer if future votes split similarly.
The article contrasts Britain’s claim to power with Venezuela’s call for impartial arbitration. It argues Britain relies on force while Venezuela seeks justice through unbiased judges, claiming Venezuela shows greater civilization in upholding right over force. The piece notes Venezuela’s arbitration stance versus Britain’s avoidance and praises Venezuela’s pursuit of justice.
Next Sunday evening the renowned pianist Paderewski will host a small symposium with Mme Modjeska and her husband Count Bozenta. The gathering promises insights from notable figures in the arts and culture scene.
A Boston Post section notes a high society wedding at Hotel Brunswick on Wednesday January 8 between Miss KE Wallace of Rochester New Hampshire and Mr Joseph H Galun Jr. It previews mayor-elect Quincy’s HQ visits and critiques streetcar schedules and fare practices. It also comments on New York police hand organ protests and the era’s weather forecasts, ending with a reader letter about Boston dining prices.
An elderly, trembling man is brought before a magistrate for larceny. A heated testimony by Mrs. Cook accuses him of robbing a widow, while the clerk and inspector clash over questioning. The accused collapses during the proceeding and dies as officers remove him.
A fragment from a period piece depicts a chaotic scene where a fashion trend is overthrown by a chorus of anxious women. The text blends culinary menus with social satire and a long postal style note about a contest, while interweaving dialogue about waiting on a telephone line and social commentary on marriage and politeness.
A troubled dream returns a long-dead face in memory's refrain. The speaker wakes to find a ghost from the past speaking of regret and forgotten promises. The vision fades as dawn nears, leaving unresolved grief and a vow not to smoke.
An Armenian minstrel’s song extols a good comrade as virtuous and guiding light. It celebrates sacrifice, courage, and steadfast friendship, with lines praising a true comrade who faces enemies like a sword and remains loyal through dark times.
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