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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1895
Page
4
Boston's relief drive for Newfoundland has steadily increased with monetary gifts and donated clothing and food. The fund and goods donations should be raised to a peak before the relief shipment deadline nears and relief reaches the destitute island.
The appointment of Hon. Joseph H. O Neil to be assistant United States treasurer at Boston gains general satisfaction. The post carries high responsibility and modest pay, requiring trust rather than politics. O Neil is praised for faithful public service, sound judgment, and reliability, seen as a retirement honor from Congress.
The second Middlesex district swung away from Republican candidate Dr. James P. Niles by 19 votes, a dramatic drop from a 2900 majority last November. The piece argues Niles owed his nomination to the A P A, warns Republicans to curb the group, and suggests a possible Governor race after a contested state convention.
The special finance commission is urged to resist bearing the tax rise burden for Boston Mayor Curtis. The piece questions the necessity of raising the rate from 9 to possibly 10 or 12 dollars, noting no clear needs shown by figures, four years of Democratic rule, or public demand. It accuses the mayor of seeking cover by proxy and asks commissioners to reject taking on the load.
A popular scheme to raise Boston's tax rate faces sharp criticism as critics warn residents that supporters may sacrifice themselves needlessly. The debate centers on fiscal responsibility and community impact amid ongoing council discussions and public protest.
The Board of Arbitration and Conciliation notes extensive strikes in the state but envisions avoiding military use by adopting a nationwide arbitration system. Massachusetts credits its workers and public opinion for preserving order and urges leading by example to prevent strikes and violence.
The piece denounces policy writing in the central business district as a swindle and gambling menace. It calls for vigorous enforcement and persistent effort, labeling policy as robbery and urging a strong hand to abate the nuisance.
In four months millions of feet of electric wires have been buried, with work advancing steadily toward citywide completion. The reform is hailed as a public benefit, ending a nuisance and highlighting vigorous execution under Commissioner Murphy.
A condensed survey notes a failed reform drive in New York City as winter conditions worsen streets. The piece mixes political critique with social observations, mentioning Cleveland appointees, postmaster selections, and various city officials in a mosaic of commentary.
New York reports lavish wealth at the Gould Castellane wedding with priceless family jewels. A pearl necklace from Marie de Medici and Henry IV era pieces leads the gifts. Extravagant florals include American beauty roses and white orchids with multiple decorated drawing rooms and a bridesmaids breakfast planned.
A column of humorous anecdotes about judges and lawyers by Joe Willard from Half a Century. Notes Cambridge wag Holden, a probate query, Judge Wells and a boy voir dire exchange, and Pat the Irish hotel story. Includes a publisher’s note about unsold papers returned by newsboys and dealer orders.
To the Editor of the Post the question asks why the Post agent at Fall River did not sell all 800 Sunday Posts. The mathematician explains that demand can exceed supply and that posters sold out indicates high demand with limited stock, a common issue in newspaper distribution and production.
The Boston Post reports Boston audiences heat up as Gismonda with Fanny Davenport opens at the Boston Theatre and Sardou’s drama earns praise. Also noted are upcoming engagements at the Hollis and Columbia featuring John Drew, Mrs. Potter, and Bellew, plus previews of operatic and musical entertainments at the Museum, Park, and Tremont theaters.
CUTICURA the Great Skin Cure and CUTICura Soap promote purity and delicacy for skin scalp and hair. Rem edies claim appeal to refined users in communities worldwide with a British depot and Boston sole proprietors listed.
The article notes bows are reappearing as a neck accessory, moving from traditional positions at the back and sides to the front. It evokes playful cultural references and suggests a light, fashion-focused trend observation without detailed context.
Proprietor George Fr Batcheller has completed plans to enlarge the Lyceum Theatre lobby by absorbing the adjoining store from Mr Sheldon. The combined space will become one of the citys largest lobbies. Renovation starts today and is expected to finish within two weeks.
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