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Sunday Post
Post Publishing Company
Paine Furniture CO
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North Station
Haymarket Square
Mitchell and Tanner in grand jury case sparks Blaine link
Editor Albert H. Tanner admitted perjury in evidence for Senator Mitchell. A Mitchell to Tanner letter is public, part of government records, plus a postscript urging “Burn this without fail” recalling Mulligan letters and Blaine’s alleged improper influence.
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Albert H. Tanner
Mitchell
Tanner
Mulligan
James C. Blaine
Blaine
James G. Blaine
Russian Land Parliament revived could reshape autocracy
The piece argues Czar approval of reviving the Land Parliament may spark a liberal surge in Russia. It compares Russia to France 1789, noting the States General's limited power and the potential rise of a constitutional movement. It warns autocrats to fear reform and cites the bureaucracy's interest as a sign of crisis.
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Russia
Land Parliament
States-General of
France
Louis XVI
States-General
Nicholas II
Senator Mitchell Faces Grave Plagiarism Allegation
Oregon Senator Mitchell stands accused of plagiarism in a dispute with his law partner, Judge, a claim that could force retirement from public life when proven. The case unfolds as undisputed facts emerge while newspapers refrain from prejudging.
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Mitchell
Oregon
Washington
Debate on Extending Trade Schools in Massachusetts
A meeting at the Exchange Club on Wednesday will discuss expanding trade schools in Massachusetts. Proponents urge careful expansion to boost efficiency without overburdening taxpayers, noting existing opportunities are decent and gains depend on serious, well run programs.
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Exchange Club
Massachusetts
United States
Are American Art Collections Safe From Imitations
A Roman publication claims American megamillionaires’ art holdings are largely imitations. It asserts Vanderbilt drawings and Carnegie Tanagra statues are fake, but the piece notes Morgan fears deception yet stresses Americans rely on expert advice and avoid easy swindles.
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Carnegie
J. P. Morgan
Boston Post Ad Growth From 7450 to 211221 in 13 Years
The Boston Post's record shows circulation rising from 7450 in 1892 to 211221 in 1904, demonstrating rapid growth in popularity and prestige. The paper notes this surge as evidence of its value as an advertising medium.
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Boston Post
Post
A Few Valentines to Mayor Collins from the Post’s Office Boy
A poetic note addressed to Mayor Collins questions his plans to return to city hall. The speaker hints at ongoing city politics and a public spectacle on the City Hall track. The verse uses playful slang and asks the mayor to speak up amid a chorus of curiosity and critique.
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Collins
Mister
City Hall
Poem Excerpt Political Parody Targets Linehan
A verse mocks Linehan as a breathless figure unlikely to win favor at City Hall. It questions his courage and political viability, urging readers to “breathe” and see if such a man exists, hinting he would be lost among aldermen.
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City Hall
Linehan
Thomas H. Murphy
North Chelmsford
Tucker
Murphy
bb +t
Dan Whelton
Board of Aldermen
Doyle
Dan
Jim
Whelton
Sweet Home
Fractured verse questions mayoral life and fortunes
The speaker contrasts Alderman or acting Mayor with belt'ns against a broader world asking if public service is sadder or gayer than personal wealth and social amusements. The lines probe satisfaction and sacrifice in civic life versus material pleasures.
Spring Hope Quietly Breaks Through Frosty Field Images
The speaker notes frost still in fields and leafless forests yet senses the earth stirring with spring. A sense of lingering sorrow remains, but a hopeful, joyous dream rises within the heart as spring nears.
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A. Galin
Salinas Saga Ends in Dramatic Desertion at Sea
Sheriff Fogarty captures Tony Alvarez aboard a freighter in a bold attempt to bring him ashore. Aboard the sailing boat the two men drifted for days as thirst and hunger gnawed, Alvarez smiling through fear while Fogarty fought to stay awake. Rescued at last, Fogarty is found dead from exposure and Alvarez is dead in the boat.
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Salinas
Henly
Tony Alvarez
Monterey
Sheriff Fogarty
Alvarez
Fogarty
Jim
Tony
Tory
Cat
Frisco
Jim Fogarty
Newton Newkirk
Somerville Dramatic Company Performs One-Acts in Hall
The Garrick dramatic company from Melrose presented three one act plays at Universalist Hall Somerville on February 10 and 11. Readers note the lively miniatures and the audience reception as members of Melrose Dramatische Genossenschaft and Modern Language Club joined in the event.
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Acording
Telegraph
Israeli Zangwill
Boston
Garrick Dramatic Company
Universalist Hall
Somerville
Melrose Dramatische Genossenschaft and
Modern Language Club of
Melrose
Letter from a Boston Doctor on Justice and Crime
A Boston physician condemns public calls to overturn verdicts and encourage homicide in response to crimes in Vermont and Massachusetts. He argues that sensational crowds at courts undermine fair justice and warn that welcoming crime will taint future history.
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Sir
New England
Vermont
Massachusetts
Courts of Justice
Boston
Centaur Club Dance Prominent social set to attend
The Centaur Athletic Club hosts its annual dance in South Boston tomorrow night drawing a large crowd of prominent social and athletic figures scheduled to attend.
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Centaur Athletic Club
South Boston
Amateurs Rehearsing Drama Panic Onstage
A narrator recalls the tense curtain moment and a chaotic entrance during a rehearsed play. Amid the rush the stage collision nearly harms others, yet performances proceed as actors recover composure and await the next act.
Madge and Fannie Choose Scroll Work with Vines
Two women discuss preferences in decorative designs, favoring a piece featuring scroll work and vine motifs over a plainer style. The dialogue emphasizes aesthetic choices and personal tastes in pattern details.
Hat Left Behind Sparks Bluster Between Retort and Bluffkin
Bulger-Here complains you have my hat as Bluffkin scolds you for leaving it about. The exchange grows heated with each sharp remark and the threat of consequences looms over the cap's whereabouts.
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