Subscriptions and delivery notes for The Sunday Post
Rates listed for WAT ORG VORP and The Sunday Post including six months three months and monthly plans. Instructions cover address changes, payment in advance, second class matter, and where to secure the Post. Contact details, offices in Boston and New York hotels, and publisher name FE A Grozier noted.
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Sunday Post
Boston Business Office
Boston Boston
Washington Street
Boston
New York
Boston Post
A Great Business House Jordan Marsh 50th Anniversary
The Jordan Marsh & Co. half century marks Boston’s rise in regional commerce. Founded in 1851 for a cash dry goods business, the house grew under Eben D. Jordan Sr. and later his son, becoming a world renowned institution famed for integrity and liberal dealing.
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House of Jordan,Marsh & Co
Copartnership
Boston
New England
Eben D. Jordan
House of Jordan, Marsh & Co
Free College Thought in Stanford Fine of Free Speech
The widow of the late Senator Stanford governs California’s Stanford University with the millions from railroad deals. Dr. George E. Howard, head of history, is punished for supporting free speech for Dr. Edward A. Ross who was discharged in November. The piece condemns funding control over academic integrity and defends scholarly freedom against patronage.
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Senator Stanford
University In
California
Stanford
George E. Howard
Department of History
Howard
Edward A. Ross
Ross
Massachusetts Redistricting Aims to Boost Republicans
The new apportionment plans in Massachusetts seek to create a solid Republican district in Boston and reconfigure lines to trim Democratic representation. Proposals would also redraw Worcester and Fifth District boundaries to minimize Democratic gains and protect incumbents amid national gerrymander debates.
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Massachusetts
State House
Washington
Plains
Boston
Worcester
Congress
ShXncox
Isdl
Honest division proposed at the start for clarity
An opinion suggests forming an honest division from the outset to avoid future confusion. The text argues for clear separation and upfront delineation of responsibilities and powers, urging decisive action now.
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Chusetts
Hoar's Senate Return Endorsed by Mass. and New England
The article endorses George Frisbie Hoar for another U S Senate term representing Massachusetts noting his long service and alignment with New England sentiment. It cites his independence from party pressure and predicts a memorable new term, with references to McKinley opposition and regional support.
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George Frisbie Hoar
Massachusetts
United States Senate
Hoar
Commonwealth
Charles Sumner
Henry L. Dawes
Henry Wilson
Senator Hoar
Washington
Senate
New England
Ohio
McKinley
George F. Hoar
Napoleon
William McKinley
A Hint From Cuba on Cuban Constitution and Direct Presidential Vote
The Havana constitutional convention is progressing well with a government plan that borrows heavily from the United States. Cubans favor direct popular vote for president and a six year term with one nonreelectable term, a model some U.S. thinkers have proposed. The piece suggests Americans might reconsider their own electoral system in light of Cuba's approach.
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Havana
United States
Rare Revolutionary War pay token seeks current owner
A Post ads notice shows a rare pay token once issued to Jonathan Snow for Revolutionary War service. Mr. Sanborn, a Massachusetts veteran, refused a $25 offer and bought it from Snow’s granddaughter in Tamworth New Hampshire, despite ill health. The token’s history ties to 18th century currency and veteran pay.
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Sanborn
Jonathan Snow
Vermont
Franklin Grace
Tamworth
N. H
Short History of the Grip
A terse verse listing grip symptoms and effects on body and mind. It notes wheeze sneeze brain ache eyes red sore head fatigue and loss of speech and movement. The piece ends with a sharp jab about pills and bills in Baltimore American.
Daily Table Hints and Breakfast Dinner Suppers
Daily Table Hints from the Sunday Post outline a menu for breakfast dinner and supper with recipes and notes. The text lists meals such as sliced oranges boiled rice creamed fish baked potatoes and coffee rolls for breakfast and barley soup egg drop pot roast brown potatoes cold slaw nut cake cafe noir for dinner with cold meat pickles and preserved plums for supper.
Irish Wit and Lazy Jack Told in Great 8-Cent Post
Seumas MaccManus presents Lazy Jack a good-natured simpleton who finds Great Golden Luck. The tale unfolds in next Sunday's Great 8-cent Post with the author’s amusing lore.
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Lazy Jack
Seumas MaccManus
The Mary Bryant Choice in Cranberry Hill
In Cranberry Hill, Mary Bryant faces two suitors, Walter Clayton the postmaster and Harvey Crocker who fights for Cuba. After a season’s agricultural ball and pressure from her aging father, she quietly chooses Harvey, believing a man who loves country will also love his wife.
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Mary Bryant
Squire Bryant
Cranberry Hill
Mary
Walter Clayton
Congress
Lyceum
Harvey Crocker
Walter
Harvey
Squire
Cuba
Boston
Plant Millions Will Contest Opens In New York
Mrs. Margaret J Plant files suit in Supreme Court to upset Henry Bradley Plant will claiming New York jurisdiction over the estate valued at about 10 million with future growth. She seeks to recover securities and properties moved to Connecticut and void probate actions there.
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New York
Margaret J. Plant
Supreme Court
Henry Bradley Plant
New Haven
Conn
Connecticut
Farce in Four Acts The Magistrate Presented at Boston College Hall
A Boston College Hall audience enjoyed The Magistrate a four act farce staged by the Catholic Alumni Sodality. Notable performances included Dr. T. J. Giblin as Mr Posket and Miss Louise M. McCarthy as Charlotte. The cast featured many local amateurs with James P. O'Brien Isidore and Inspector Messiter among the names listed along with royal and military stand ins in a large ensemble. The ushers, including Messrs. Dorsey Drum Brett Scanlan Sullivan Callahan and Devlin, completed the crowd on opening night.
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Boston College Hall
Catholic Alumni Sodality
Thomas J. Giblin
Posket
Louise M. McCarthy
Charlotte
Maurice O'Shea
Achille Blond
Hotel Des Princes
James P. O’brien
Isidore
John J. Cadigan
Wormington
Mulberry Buyer
John Renison
Messiter
William Martin
Lugg
William Boles
Harris
Robert Lawin
AEP
Joseph A. Collins
Mulberry Street
Lukyn
Bengal
James Hardy
Horace Vale
Shropshire Fusiliers
Wyke
Walter Rice
Avatha Posket Gate
Farringdon
Vegas Chen Labin
Boles Charlitte
Louise M. MacCarthy
Beatie Tomlinson
Katherine O'Hagan Bomaa
Cabot Club Holds Third Annual Social in Roughan Hall
About one hundred couples attended the Cabot Club third annual social in Roughan Hall last evening. A concert ran from 8 to 9 before the grand march led by Floor Director D J Cantwell and Jady, with dancing continuing until 2 this morning.
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Cabot Club
Roughan Hall
D. J. Cantwell
Jady
J. Cantwell
Dennis Walsh
William Powers
Patrick R. Cantwell
M. Rogers
M. S. Stapleton
J. T. Brine
James Daly
R. Donahue
Forty fourth Massachusetts Regiment reunion draws 800
The twenty fifth annual reunion of the Forty fourth Massachusetts Regiment Association was held at the Exchange Club last evening. It attracted over 800 members with eloquent addresses and war reminiscences from veterans. Guests included General Francis A. Osborn and Captain W. W. Douglas along with members from across the country. President W. S. Gaylord introduced toastmaster Charles C. Soule.
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Forty-fourth Massachusetts Regiment Association
Exchange Club
Francis A. Osborn
Twenty-fourth Massachusetts
W. W. Douglas
Rhode Island
Association
California
W. S. Gaylord
Charles C. Soule
2000 Delegates to Attend Jubilee Y M C A Convention
The Y M C A jubilee convention plans in Boston schedule June 11 to 16 with about 2000 delegates authorized to legislate. Mechanics Building on Huntington Avenue chosen as the venue for a large association exhibit detailing progress from origin to present, occupying 30 000 to 40 000 square feet. exhibit materials due at Boston by May 2.
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Boston
Mechanics
Huntington Avenue
Jubilee Association
Frye Arrives in Boston with Bride After Cuba Service
Mr. Alexis E. Frye former superintendent of instruction in Cuba and his bride arrived in Boston last evening and registered at the Parker House at 9 o clock. Frye refused to receive reporters.
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Alexis E. Frye
Cuba
Boston
Parker House
Frye
Socialist Labor City Committee Elects Officers
The Socialist Labor city committee met at party headquarters at 45 Eliot Street to organize for the coming year. Elected were Herman W. A. Raasch Ward 10 chairman James A. Bresnahan Ward 10 secretary and Carl Muller Ward 22 treasurer. An executive committee with one member from each ward was chosen.
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Socialist-Labor City Committee
Socialist Labor City Committee
Eliot Street
Herman W. A. Raasch
James A. Bresnahan
Carl Muller
Bedroom Couch Chest Adds Closet and Cedar Storage
An innovative box couch fits inside a popular bedroom couch to provide a built in closet for dresses. It offers full length storage with cedar or linen lining and moth proof cedar chest option, combining closet, couch, and storage in one.
Man in Barrel Painting Incident Ends in Farce
Henry Waite climbs to paint a home interior and slips into a sugar barrel. The barrel rolls down stairs, ejects him at the front door, painting his back and neck as he struggles inside. He mutters a quip from the wreck as he reaches the lounge.
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Waite
Hoar Re-elected to U S Senate in Historic Vote
Senator Hoar was re-elected to the United States Senate with 169 votes in the House to 48 for Richard Olney and 1 for Charles H. Bradley. In the House five Democrats backed Hoar, with several Democrats absent and multiple Republicans absent. The Senate tally was 28 for Hear against Olney, with J Edward Mahoney of Boston joining Republicans. A joint convention convenes today to ratify yesterday’s action.
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United States Senate
House
Richard Olney
Charles H. Bradley
Haverhill
Skerrett
Worcester
Adams
Chelmsford
O'Neil
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Jones
Fall River
Casey
Lee
Walsh
Clinton
Gaddis
Watson
Quinlan
Boston
Mendon
Bradlee
Milton
Brewer
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Gardner
Norwell
Googins
Cambridge
Hunt
Weymouth
Kinney
London
Wales
Marshall
Rockport
Mead
Everett
Paige
Hardwick
Pool
Wenham
Stearns
Waltham
Taft
Uxbridge
Warriner
Springfield
Senate
Hear
J. Edward Mahoney
Senate and state races mark early Senate votes
Across multiple states on January 15 1901 legislators cast ballots for United States Senators. Results show Quay leading in Pennsylvania with 104 to 4, Kenney and Addicks leading in Delaware, Clark nearly elected in Montana, Patterson elected in Colorado, McMillan re-elected in Michigan, Dubois favored in Idaho, and Meiklejohn and Currie among leaders in Nebraska. Bangor Maine reports Senator Frye re-elected.
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Penn
State Senate
United States
House
Quay
Rueceard R. Kenney
John Edward Addicks
Union Republican
Henry A. Dupont
Willard Saulsbury
Charles F. Richards
Helena
Mont
William A. Clark
Butte
United States Senate
Clark
Denver
Col
Thomas M. Patterson
Edward O. Wolcott
Meiklejohn
Currie
Crounz
Rosewater
Hainer
Hindshaw
Senate
D. BF
Thompson
Bangor
Frye
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