Money for you Do You Know of a Easier Way to Earn It
A long list of names and addresses appears under a heading Money for you. The item notes coupons received by Sunday post and shows numerous residents from Roxbury, Charlestown, East Boston, Cambridge and surrounding areas. The document reads like a circulating notice or newspaper insert listing people and streets with no clear single event.
Letters to the Editor Highlight Hopeful Support for John J. Weigetns
A snippet from the Sunday Post features readers praising John J. Weigetns with 10 votes and birthday prophecies. From Winthrop and others via TRANK BROUGHT M D, dated February 14, 1901, the letter expresses admiration for the sporting edition and optimism about John J. Weigetns as a future winner.
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Competition Editor Sunday Post: Sir Inclosed please find 2 votes
The notice appears to be a brief postal or parliamentary style item indicating the delivery of two votes. It includes archaic phrasing and names that suggest a formal, clipped notice typical of a period newspaper.
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Sunday Post
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Post coupons credited to Howard Dugson in Roxbury note
A notice from Boston dated February 13 1901 states 52 post coupons are credited to Howard Dugson of 65 Delle Avenue Roxbury Massachusetts. The brief item records the claim and address of the individual involved.
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Boston Sunday Post Coupon Contest Seeks 58 Prizes
The Boston Sunday Post runs a coupon contest offering 500 dollars in prizes to the 58 largest coupon collections. Prizes include a 100 dollar top prize, 50, 20, ten 10s, and forty five 5s. Entries must use Post coupons from the Feb eight ten and seventeen twenty four issues and be mailed by March first 2001. A standing of leaders will be printed regularly to boost circulation.
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King's policy on war and Ireland outlined before Parliament
London Feb 14 open of King Edward's first reign Parliament centers on Boer war and Irish land issues. King pledges equal rights for whites after Boer submission, military expansion, and land sale regulation in Ireland. Scrambles in Lords and Commons mar opening as rulers and dignitaries attend ceremonies.
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British Leaders Debate Boer War Policy in Lords and Commons
London reports show Lord Kimberley and Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman criticizing government policy in South Africa. Kings and courtiers attend a ceremonial session as Parliament weighs strategy, troop needs, and Dutch support to end the war and secure governance for the empire.
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Royal Procession Through Westminster In Historic Attire
A grand procession proceeds to the House of Parliament with the King in full uniform and the Queen bowing to onlookers. Royal guards, men at arms in historic dress, and Strathcona's Canadian Horse pad the route as crowds fill the approaches and the royals enter the robing room.
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King's speech outlines war aims and reforms in Britain
The king's speech notes ongoing South Africa hostilities and holds hope for enemy capitulation. It deplores guerrilla losses, urges equal rights for whites and protection for natives, mentions China and Australia, and anticipated imperial contingents. It also cites higher naval costs, crown revenue needs, and proposed laws on tenancies, factories, public health, drinking, and copyright.
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RichardsGoggin Wedding in Manchester New Hampshire
Rich ards Goggin Manchester N H February 14 The marriage of Miss Annie Goggin a prominent member of Manchester's younger set and Dr Karl Richards a physician of Leominster Massachusetts occurred this evening. The ceremony was solemnized by Bishop J M Bradley. Miss Mabel Goggin of Lawrence Massachusetts attended as bridesmaid. The groomsman was John H W Fahey of Boston and the ushers were Will Ford Edward M Carney and Albert S Carney of Lawrence and Edward T Martin of Manchester.
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Albert S. Carney
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Edward T. Martin
King’s pledge seen as path to united Britain in South Africa
Lord Salisbury argues the South African campaign will prove the king's vow to follow his mother’s path. He cites past wars like the Indian mutiny and American Civil War as parallels, saying patience and resolve would steady the land. He rejects opposition calls to alter government stance toward the enemy.
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Charity Whist Event Supports Tyler Street Day Nursery
A charity whist party hosted yesterday afternoon at Hotel Lenox drew about 20 Boston society ladies. Mrs. Thomas Mark chaired the arrangements with Mrs. Wm. B. Kehew and others aiding. prizes of silverware and glassware were awarded to winners.
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Charles J. Snow Dies in Portland Builder and Secret Society Member
Charles J. Snow a prominent local builder and member of a secret society died in Portland on February 14. He was widely known for his civic involvement and business leadership.
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