Boston Post Subscription Rates Read and Revised
The Boston Post outlines subscription options including one year six months and three months with prices. It notes changes of address must be given for future delivery and that all subscriptions require advance payment. The notice lists payment methods and indicates continued postal handling rules.
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Tate
Sears
Telefrones
Lottovial
Boston
Washington Street
New York
Boston Post
Typostal
Senate Tax Bill Battle Threatens House Stand
The House seeks to defend its war tax reduction plan, fearing a Senate rewrite that benefits trusts and corporations. Supporters warn an unconditional surrender would betray the people and echo Hanna style ship subsidies, while the House bill remains preferable to the Senate version.
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House of Representatives
Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Hanna
United States pledge to drive Spain from Cuba urged
The text urges not to obstruct progress or exploit delay for annexation aims and emphasizes a religiously strict fulfillment of the pledge the United States made to the world when it set out to drive Spain from Cuba.
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United States
Spain
Cuba
Military Budget Sparks Debate On Armies And Conscription
The article argues for a reduced military burden warning that current spending, pensions and a 100000 man army plus 20000 navy personnel threaten future prosperity. It contrasts U S costs per man with Europe and questions imperial war strategies while noting calls for universal conscription as a possible shift. It also mentions charity events and local notices amid broader commentary.
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Washington
Congress
Fale
Maine
United States
Europe
England
A Boom for Socialism and Public Ownership Trends
The article argues that global growth of large private aggregations in transportation and industry suggests a shift toward public ownership of utilities. It cites Canada England Australia and New Zealand as examples of state or public control and asks whether the United States will follow, depending on management of these enterprises in relation to public rights and interests.
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England
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
United States
Republican D G Brown declares Philippines policy to aid inhabitants
A House Republican from Mr McKinley's state and D G Brown support a policy that retains the Philippines to help its people build a capable free government and relinquish control once stable. The proposal argues quick peace, end to war costs, and friendlier ties with Manila, despite ongoing doubts about McKinley’s management.
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Washington
McKsintey
DG Brown
United States
Philippine Islands
Cuba Policy Delays Suggested by Administration Circles
In Washington the administration hints that withdrawal from Cuba may not occur before next fall at the earliest. The stance signals a shift from immediate occupation toward a staged Cuban government with elected officers and a working constitution under U S influence, delaying full sovereignty until conditions are met.
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Cuba
United States
Miss Simplicity and social whirl in Boston notes
The Boston era previews R A Barnet s musical comedy Miss Simplicity at Tremont the week of February 26 with songs on microbes in kissing and a note on Barnet s reputation. A Dorchester home welcomes an eighth anniversary party for Mr and Mrs Dodd and the Dodd family.
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Boston Bank Officers’ Association
The
Tremont
John
Ax. Doddin
Dorchester
Dodd
Sedie Dunne
Springfield
Dorscenine
Grip and Bustle on the Car Platform Echoes Risque Scene
The verses describe clashed scenes of streetcar life with a rioting grip on the brake lever and the thrill of rebellious passengers. A bawdy tone surfaces as a man smirks at a risky maneuver while others attempt to board and disembark with a charged sense of mischief.
Navy promotions inch officers up lists in Santiago campaign
President to send Senate recommendations for rewards to officers involved in the Santiago naval campaign. Promotions include Sampson to rear admiral, Schley near him, Evans to captain, Taylor to captain, and multiple commanders and lieutenants advancing several numbers. Hobson gains ten, Powell noted, with Senate confirming his earlier nominee.
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Santiago
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Dewey
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Howell
Remey
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Watson
Cre
Ae At
Robley D. Evans
Miller
Read
Seaton Schroeder
Richard Wainwright
John A. Rodgers
James K. Cogswell
William B. Potter
Giles B. Harber
Newton E. Mason
Alexander Sharp, Jr
Harry P. Huse
Alexander B. Bates
Cameron McR. Winslow
Edwin A. Anderson
Victor Blue
Naval
Richmond P. Hobson
Powell
Hobson
Merriman
Death notices in Vermont and New York historical brief
Warren Converse French a long time Windsor county lawyer died suddenly at his Woodstock home. Mrs William H Reeder wife of Commander William H Reeder of the Navy died at the Brooklyn yard. Rev Francis Bingham Hoyt was installed as rector of St Pauls Episcopal Church Brockton February 10.
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Warren Converse French
Windsor County
York
William H. Reeder
Willam H. Reeder
United
Brutes Navy
Brooklyn
Clarke Wells
Brockton
Francis Bingham Hoyt
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Love and a Gypsy Fortunes Reveal True Romance
Frank Johnstone, moody and in love with Geraldine Lamour, learns from a gypsy fortune teller at a fair that Gerry loves him. Gerry confesses her feelings after overhearing Frank declare his love in the library, and Frank asks her to marry him, ending with mutual joy.
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Frank Johnstone
Miss Lamour
Gerry
Frank
Hope Tileston
Baim
Appy
Hope
Miss Thrleston
Geraldine
Mleston
Magda
Krank
Magia
Daily Table Hints and Menu Suggestions
Daily meal hints accompany a Sunday Post conditions competition. Breakfast includes fruit pearl hominy cream Walibut steak stewed potatoes Graham bread toast coffee. Dinner features clam breaded breast of veal creamed potatoes canned corn spinach apple pie cheese coffee. Supper offers cold toast veal sliced German potato cakes hot tea rolls canned pineapple sponge drops tea. Includes a recipe for mashed potatoes with parsley and egg. Signed Mrs M A Smith 7092 Washington Street Boston.
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M.A. Smith
Washington Street
Boston
Miss Tay Publishes The Rose of Dawn Poem
Miss Helen Tay, eldest daughter of the Secretary of State, has sent to her publishers a blank verse love story titled The Rose of Dawn. Set in the South Sea Islands near the Fiji group, it depicts island pastoral life through tombie hexameter, inspired by encyclopedias missionary reports and travel books.
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Washington
Helen Tay
South Sea Islands
Fiji
Sinker and Reilly mock royal pretensions in a Irish tale
In a bustling New York cafe scene the Sinker man and Reilly joke about kings princes and royal titles provoking laughter at the idea of a kingly bakery and palace life. They swap humorous travels through Irish and English royal imagery with sly barbs about money status and court life.
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Cambridge
Fife
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Walhalla Hall
England
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Wilhelm
Inkers
Knight of the Golden Knife
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Germany
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King’s Palace
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Rey
Exchequer
Red Jerry's
New York Sun
Politics of the "Daughters" and Manning ties
A contested line of succession surrounds Mrs. Daniel Manning as President amid internal disputes. The Indiana senator’s wife is a central figure in the factional struggles described in the report.
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Daniel Manning
Continen tal Coeress election contest at May meetings
The Continental Coeress of the Idaho women advocates holds an election contest at May 23 meetings. Mrs. Duffiel Migning seeks re election as president general. Three candidates are named including Mrs. Charles W. Fairbanks wife of Indiana Senator and Mrs. Donald sAtclateye. Milne is quoted on advising approach.
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Milne
Getthe
Mrev Fairbanks
Boston Social Scene Bets on Warmth and Society
Hearty congratulations go to Mr. Charles Martin Thayer on his engagement to Miss Anna Cansevoort Crittenden of Brooklyn. Boston patrons and notable families gather for teas, literary salons, and winter retreats with Beacons Street hostesses and readings, and the city’s social calendar includes Mrs. Addison’s charity theatricals and a Palm Beach visit by Mrs Converse.
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Harvard
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Brooklyn
Thayer
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Worcester
Beacon Street
Albert Stoness
Annie H
Angels of
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Converse
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George (. Dutton
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Commonwealth Avenue
Rice
Quincy
Somerset
Mollie Johnson
Curtis Guid
Atlantic City
W. S. Apthorp
Lakewood
S Reed Anthony
Harleston Deacon
Beebe
Daniel Dulaney Addison
Mvnion Hall
Brookline
Woman's Exchange
Death of Samuel Batchelder at Hampton Beach
Samuel Batchelder proprietor of the Ponobsko muck House at Hampton Beach died suddenly at home. He was born in Newbury Massachusetts and leaves a wife. The obituary notes his age and his status as landlord.
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Exeter
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Hampton Beach
Jae Vient
Newbury
Mass
Crisis in Ghuree Harvard Street Church faces funding crisis
The Harvard Street Baptist Church at Harrison Avenue teeters on closure without two simultaneous canvases this week to raise funds. Pastor Charles Varle weighs staying versus a possible call to Haddondale NS as membership erosion and reduced giving threaten financial stability.
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Oecus Beta
Baptist Social Union
Law
Daniel & Pord
Ford
Sfarle
Endowment Sought by Church Leader in Historic Bos- ton Parish
The Church of the Disciples led by Rev. Charles Ames seeks a $50,000 endowment to support long standing ministry in the historic Bos- ton congregation. The appeal highlights the church's age and prominence in the community.
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Tabian
Church of the Disciples
Upiate
Brookline Street
Warren Avenue
My. Ames
Te Chirch Et Westerday Mor Iig
Mr Ames
M Ames
Charles Ames
Bos
Odd Bits From QF News War Costs and State Finances
The item lists war costs in Low Africa exceeding £60 and Britain keeping 19 muzzle loading guns. It notes about 25.60 people employed in theatrical management in Great Britain, average weekly salaries around 10 dollars, and 111,090,000 bottles of champagne stored by French producers valued at £233,500. It reports Arkas debt to outsiders at $215,000 and a penitentiary report in Jackson with a population of 729 and a tailors’ shop with one worker.
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Great Britain
Great
Arka
Mie State Penitentiary
Jackson
Job
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