Subscriptions and circulation details for The Sunday Post
The notice lists subscription rates for ATLY and The Sunday Post including one year six months and three months prices. It notes address changes should include current and new addresses and that the paper is entered as Second Class Matter. Payments should not be cash and checks or money orders go to POST PUBLISHING COMPANY.
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Sunday Post
Post Publishing Company
Boston Business Officer
Boston Boston
Washington Street
Boston
New York
Boston Post
We Are Paying for Imperialism And War Budget Growth
The article laments rising appropriations capped near a two billion dollar total, arguing the military budget drives most spending. It asserts imperialism increases costs, with the US funding a standing army and price of living rising due to distant island manufacturing.
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Congress
United States
Hale
William McKinley
Europe
Other People's Money in Big Finance Schemes
The piece argues that modern industrial finance relies on other people's money to complete large deals. It cites the Carnegie-Morgan arrangement and a failed local electric light merger, noting promoters use assets and public funds to back purchases while workers' savings and labor economies feed the system.
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Carnegie-Morgan
Mr. Morgan
The Delaware Hold Up
The Delaware Legislature has been held up for a month by J Edward Addicks who demands election to the United States Senate or Delaware will be unrepresented after March 114 His tactic has blocked full state representation for years and he now threatens to yield no senator at all unless chosen The description uses strong moral language calling Addicks a brigand and noting his wealth from gas securities as his sole qualification.
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Delaware
J. Edward Addicks
United States Senate
Washington
Addicks
Senate of
United States
Addicks Republicans Foes Warn of State Senator Stand
A political note warns that electing two Addicks Republicans could compromise the state’s Senate majority. The speaker urges leaving the state without senators and resisting the presumptuous boss.
Hanna Subsidy Bill Faces Senate Blocking Tactics
The subsidy bill for Hanna appears doomed as Senate leaders refuse a vote time. Senator Hale calls it a political measure, confirming it as a party vehicle. Observers note ties to a transportation trust that would gain from the scheme, with Hale admitting its party nature.
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Hanna
Senate
Frye
Hale
Republican Campaign Committee
Massachusetts Party Convention
Ocean
Great Transportation Trust
Tianna
The Bootblacks Bill Advocated by Legistature
Boston observers praise a proposed measure to allow bootblacks to shine shoes on Sunday mornings. The probate and chancery committee approved the bill, deemed simple and sensible, aiding a hardworking local industry and its families.
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Bootblacks
Boston
Observant Citizen notes oddities and local gossip snippets
A murky column surveys curious topics from a cold hands grip experiment to a Boston cleric who moonlights as a newspaper seller. It mentions MIT alumni dinners, state politics, Whittier memorabilia, and a Boston Tremont street store closure with scattered anecdotes.
Spring opening fears and civic notices blur daily life
The column reflects on a pending spring opening of a store, a brigadier rumor denied by Colonel Curtis Guild Jr, and notes on amateur theatre, mural education, and a Boston concert. It recalls mountain club events, a Roanoke Island anniversary, and a sensational obituary of Cunard veteran Archie Melinnis. It ends with James Smyth’s life insurance windfall despite prior estrangement.
Groundhog Weather Prophet Outshines The Forecast
The poem mocks weather prophets as a groundhog overtakes them in predicting cold and thaw. It praises the groundhog as the true predictor, outlasting naysayers and claiming enduring accuracy beyond meteorologists. The piece leans on a playful, newspaper voice from Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph.
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Tie
Pittsburg
Breakfast and Dinner Menu Recipes with Miss Iva B Litchfield
A Sunday post meal plan lists breakfast and dinner items including fruit, toast, eggs, soup, veal loaf, baked potatoes, cheese custard, and dessert. Detailed recipes for veal loaf and cheese custard are provided along with a cocoanut cream cake and serving suggestions. The notice ends by naming Miss IVA B. LITCHFIELD of Revere Massachusetts.
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Parker House
Iva B. Litchfield
Sewell Street
Revere
Mass
Manila ambush romance reveals a soldier and a sister
In this short tale, Lieutenant Phil Estes Brown recalls a perilous Manila ambush where he and a lone soldier Rogers Mackay saved comrades. The heroism nets a future commission while Ethel, the soldier's sister, learns Rogers was her brother, prompting a vow of hope and a potential union with Phil.
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Ethel
Bessie Brown
Philip Estes Brown
Philippines
Phil
Manila
Miss Mackay
Gettysburg
Bessie
Rogers
Mackay
Isrhel
Father
College class officers elected at Tib eval Arts and Liberal Arts
The junior class of the College of Tib eval Arts elected officers: President Fred H. Lawton of Somerville, Vice-president Maria C. Crey of Danvers, Secretary Ella M. Parker of Waltham, Treasurer Joseph H. Carter of Boston Mast. The senior class of the College of Liberal Arts elected: President Robert F. E. Bruce of Los Angeles, Miss Elizabeth W. Hunter of Newton, Vice-president Eugenie Ward of Lynn, Secretary Leon E. K. Crouch of West Warren, Treasurer.
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College of Tibeval Arts
Fred HH. Lawton
Somerville
Maria C. Crey
Danvers
Ella M. Parker
Waltham
Joseph H. Carter
Mast Boston
College of Liberal Arts
Robert FE. Bruce
Los Angeles
Cal
Elizabeth W. Hunter
Newton
Eugenie Ward
Man seeks temporary home. offers to pay after work
A stranger with no funds asks the Editor for help and offers to pay for shelter. He requests a place to stay until he can find employment and earn money. He asks readers to apply at Associated Charities, Room 31, Chardon Street.
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Associated Charities
Chardon Street
Valentine Verses and a Cry for Names in The Post
A reader asks for the name and address of New York's blind millionaire who offered a reward for sight restoration. The letter notes difficulty recalling the philanthropist and suggests contacting a leading oculist. The piece ends with a playful, poetic quip from Smart Set about wooing.
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Post
New York
Boston
Smithkins's Begeit Sickroom Encounter
A comical sketch shows Mr Smithkins bandaged at his throat and with a sling for six months, barring a life insurance agent. A visitor peeks in, worries over his pain, and departs as Smithkins laments the burden of schemes and gossip in a humorous city page item.
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Mr. Smithkins
Chicago Post
Praise and doubts swirl around Dr Ament case in China
The Rev Francis S Clark defends Dr Ament amid claims by French and German authorities and Boxer era critics. Clark, linked to Christian Endeavor, notes Ament’s character, prior trust from fellow missionaries, and respect from Chinese Christians and officials.
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Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
China
W. S. Ament
E. G. Tewksbury
Ament
Clark
Pekin
Tien Tsin
Jie
Time Too Limited
A brief exchange features a loving heroine and her reluctant suitor. The gag hinges on a family line described as short-lived, tying the dialogue to a quip about a villainless play.
Quick Quips From The Papers A Dated Laugh Line Roundup
A set of brief, witty exchange snippets from the Chicago Herald Exchange and Philadelphia Record touch on fate mining schemes pride and family, a nearsighted plea to a judge and a lighthearted bank of lines. The bits feature unnamed speakers and a playful tone.
Change Won't Await Women's Majority Demand
Alice Stone Blackwell argues history shows reforms for women advance due to a persistent minority, not majority demand. She cites saleswomen, property rights for married women, education pioneers, and cross cultural examples to show progress comes despite indifference and opposition. Dorchester, Mass.
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Saco
Lucy Stone
Elizabeth Blackwell
Mary Lyon
Zenanas
Pandita Ramabai
India
Hindoo
Alice Stone Blackwell
Dorchester
Mass
Peddling Eye Lasses Questioned in Maine Law
Letter from Boston asks the Maine Attorney General in Augusta whether any law prohibits peddling eye lasses and spectacles in the state. The inquiry seeks legal clarification and official guidance on sale practices.
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Maine
I. J. Quinn
Boston
State of
Augusta
Chickering Hall Opens in Huntington Avenue With Gala Concert
The new Chickering Hall in Huntington Avenue opened with a grand concert led by Mime Szumowska M Plancon and the Kneisel Quartet. The ornate interior features green paneling ivory white pillars and a gilded stage with ample lighting. Notable attendees included many music patrons though Mr B E Woolf was absent for the first time in years.
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Chickering Hell
Huntington Avenue
Peabody & Stearns
Mime
Szumowska
M. Pol Plancon
Kneisel
Beethoven
Kreutzer
B. E. Woolf
William F. Apthorp
John L. Gardner
Proctor
Wilhelm Gericke
John Woodbury
A. W. Wellington
Lucy Littell
Lee
J. ¢. Tucker
L.J. Him
John (. Haynes
FE. W. Hutchins
F. H. B. Byrne
S. L. Howe
FE. W. Codman
Eliot Hubbard
L. W. Codman
Charles P. Gardiner
Maine alumni gather at Young’s Hotel for university banquet
Boston and Orono alumni of the University of Maine assemble for a formal banquet. Officers elected include President L. C. Southard of Boston and I. L. Eastman of Lynn as vice presidents with J. W. Martin of Boston as secretary and treasurer. Speakers praise the college’s impact and note many graduates on major college faculties.
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Boston
University of Maine At Orono
Harris
Universe of Maine
L. C. Southard
Vicc
I. L. Eastman
Lynn
I. A. Tirrell
J. W. Martin
J. W. Owen
Putnam
Southard
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Yale
Columbia
New York University
Chicago
Amherst
Pennsylaa
Ile
Presid
Drs W. Harris
University
Lo Henry Lord
Bangor
Rd of Trustees
FE. B. Winslow
Portland
Isaac K. Stet
Charles O. Dund Orono
W. Bates
Port
H. T. Fernald
Ann
Mass
C. F. Lewis
P. EE
Maine
Henry P. Clear
Andrew P. Wisn
Maine Supreme
George IX. Gardner
Thesity of Maine Law School
Prince
W. H. Fogler
2Ockland
Supreme Court of Maine
M.*. Fernald
Dent
Alticht A. Burleigh
Andover Elects Two Young Trustees to Academy and Seminary
Clarence Mo of New York and James Sawyer of Andover have been elected trustees of Phillips Andover Academy and the Andover Theological Seminary to succeed the late Hon. Rowland Hazard of Rhode Island and Theodore M. Osborne of Austin. The new board members are each about 30 years old, the youngest in the office’s history.
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Clarence Mo
New York
James
Sawyer Andover
Phillips Andover Academy
Andover Theological Seminary
Rowland Hazard
Rhode Island
Theodore M. Osborne
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