Boston Post subscription rates and address information
The Boston Post details daily and Sunday subscription prices, change of address instructions, payment methods, and contact offices in Boston and New York. It notes advance payment, discontinuation at expiration, and how to obtain the paper if not at a newsdealer. Editor E A Grozier signs as publisher.
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THE
Sunday Post
Boston
Washington Street
New York
Boston Post
E. A. Grozier
School Committee backs Cushing after Storrow withdrawal
The school committee completed its organization last evening with Cushing re-elected as president. A prior deadlock over the presiding officer is resolved and the public urged to favor orderly conduct. The text concerns potential impropriety in the textbook committee chair and calls Cushing to address past conflicts.
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Storrow
Cushing
Vogel
Open to the Public Gardner Museum Plans Public Viewing
The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Fenway will open to the public with free duty-free art for four hours daily on four days per month. Tickets at one dollar admit 200 visitors, totaling 800 monthly. The piece condemns the Dingley tariff and calls for lawful, meaningful public access to art education.
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Isabella Stewart Gardner
Fenway (Incorporated
United States
Opposition to Portrait Rights Bill Asks for Public Notions
The proposed legislation is criticized as excessive. It would bar any use of living persons' name portrait or picture for commercial purposes without written consent, affecting magazines and newspapers that publish for public information. Critics say portraits of public figures are widely used and essential to publishing.
Publicity and Blind Pools in Amalgamated Mining
A mining firm withdraws its representatives from the Copper Producers Association, creating a new blind pool effect. The piece cites Theodore Roosevelt and pending anti trust legislation demanding full public disclosure of stock outputs to curb secrecy and money influence in markets. The author argues such moves bolster reform and faster passage of anti trust laws.
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United Metals Selling Agency
Amalgamated
Copper Producers’ Association
John Stanton
Congress
Robdsevelt
The Lynn Strike Seeks End to Union Dispute
The Lynn strike stems from a fight between shoe industry unions over supremacy, not wages or hours. The Lynn Board of Trade urges an immediate settlement through organized labor, warning of growing harm to industry and public interests unless a reasonable compromise is found.
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Lynn
Lynn Board of Trade
Organized Labor
Right to One's Face Bill Aims to Protect Privacy
A New York congressman introduced in Washington a bill to bar unauthorized use of a person's name or portrait for trade. The measure, now before the judiciary committee, responds to growing concerns over privacy after a young woman lost damages over her portrait used on flour barrels.
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House of Representatives
Washington
New York
Committee On the Judiciary
Personal and Club News Highlights From Boston and Nearby
Miss Mary W. Montgomery, a Wellesley graduate, is in New York translating Hebrew for an upcoming encyclopedia. The William E. Russell Club at Boston University elected George H. Lucey president and Charles H. Hardwick vice president. English High School alumni offices were filled for a five year term led by President Albert B. West and others. The Scots Charitable Society named officers and committees for relief and cemetery work. Dr. John H. Batchelder, marking his 86th birthday, is noted as a prominent figure from Beverly to Lowell. Dr. Edwin Munsell Bliss was elected superintendent of the New England agency for the American Tract Society. The Egypt Exploration Fund backed William C. Winslow of Boston as honorary vice-president. Calvin H. Clark of Medford suffered injuries in a sleigh accident. A Providence couple, Daisy Laura Beatrice Anderton and George Osborne, married last November aboard the St Louis.
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Mary W. Montgomery
Wellesley
Berlin
New York
William E. Russell
Albert 8. West
Edwin J. Lewis, Jr
Fred E. Newell
The
Scots’ Charitable Society
Duncan D. Russell
Lachlan Wallace
John S. Loudon
Peter F. Patterson
Alexander Murray
James Russell
John McGregor
John Cramb
James Stewart
James B. Hill
Peter H. Lawson
Robert Disbrow
Co. S. Gunn
John H. Batchelder
Salem
Massachusetts
Beverly
Lowell
Hampton
N.Y
Benjamin F. Butler
Batchelder
Wisconsin
Great Lakes
American Tract Society
Edwin Munsell Bliss
New England
Society
Bromfield Street
Boston
Dr. Bliss
Old Massachusetts
Isaac G. Bliss
Springfield
Mass
Eunice B. (Day) Bliss
West Springfield
Egypt Exploration Fund
London
William C. Winslow
Calvin H. Clark
Medford
Swan Street
Providence
St. Louis
George Osborne
Daisy Laura Beatrice Anderton
All Sorts by Newton Newkirk Night Watchman
A poetic vignette by Newton Newkirk narrates a night watchman’s reflection on his first-born child, expressing affection and forgiveness tied to gratitude that the child is not a twin. The piece dwells on quiet, intimate moments between parent and infant.
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Newton Newkirk
The Baffled Sea Serpent Ends Aboard the Samantha Jane
In a playful adventure a 14 mile long sea serpent swallows the ship Samantha Jane. Captain Hank Hardtack snags an anchor and saves the vessel, while the crew sleeps through the peril, then the monster releases the ship unharmed. The record notes the odd incident amuses the crew next day.
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Samantha Jane
Hank Hardtack
Lee
Hank
Annoyed by Stories Says Princess Not Hypnotized
Geneva January 16 M Giron defends himself against German press claims he hypnotized Princess Louise. He says he never engaged in hypnotism and refuses insinuations tied to her divorce. Zehme, representing the princess, reported statements favoring peaceful return to Dresden under conditions of liberty, while denying plans for Bohemia or Austria accouchement. Parker and Allen narratives intertwine with a grim tale of jealousy and murder amid a frontier camp setting.
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Geneva
M. Giron
Maitre Lachenal
Dresden
Louise
Herr Zehme
Leipzig
Bohemia
Austria
Zehme
Immersive passenger list for Merion voyage from Charlestown
The list shows a Mayflower line voyage with the Merion bound for Queens town and Liverpool, detailing 35 second cabin and 65 steerage, plus saloon passengers including Mrs Adams Miss Armetri Vivian Bartram and many others. It notes ships on the same line following 30 minutes later from Charlestown with a cargo of merchandise and a full roster of passengers including Miss Nelly Robertson Master J Robertson and Capt J P Mesquita.
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Isis Peirce
Lucy C. Young
E. K. Young Hughes
Harriet Eleanor Joseph B. Chanes Hughes
G. Lauro
KL. J. Hurley
F. P. Medeiros
J. Bj. Hutchinson
J. P. Mesquita
Hutchinson B. Souza
Merion
New England
Charlestown
Queenstown
Liverpool
Sympathetic visitor and a coal baron tale from Hull
A readers note style piece recalls a bashful Nantasket youth dragged by a poor man’s tale, a Weymouth or Hing ham move, and Hull flirtations with Point Allerton girls. Letters to the editor discuss fashion indexes, eyetester testimonials, and assorted Cornish-like quips from Dorchester to Worcester.
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Boston
Weymouth
Hingham
Hull
Allerton
Milford
Funeral of Rev. Thomas Norris at Roslindale church
The funeral for Rev. Thomas Norris assistant to Rev. Father Cummins at the Church of the Sacred Heart Roslindale was held yesterday morning. A 125 priest chorus joined by several clergy led the requiem with a high mass and elaborate rites. Interment was at Calvary Cemetery.
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Thomas Norris
Father Cummins
St. Mary's Church
Newton
Lawrence J. O'Toole
St. Bernard’s Church
West Newton
Daniel F. Riordan
Middleboro
J. T. O’brien
Gate of Heaven
South Boston
P. J. Lyons
Church of the Sacred Heart
John F. Cummins
Calvary Cemetery
Famous 1667 English triple duel linked to Lady Shrewsbury
The 1667 duel pitted George Villiers Duke of Buckingham and allies against Richard Talbot Earl of Shrewsbury and allies. Sir Jenkins was killed, Talbot wounded, and Shrewsbury wounded, with others injured. Pepsy notes the anger over a mistress and laments the fatal melee, urging arbitration over honor on the field.
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England
George Villiers
Duke of Buckingham
Robert Holmes
William Jenkins
Erence Talbot
Earl of Shrewsbury
John Talbot
Erward Howard
Earl of Arundel
Pepsys
Lady Shrewsbury
Lord Shrewsbury
Sir John Talbot
Jenkins
Lamp Breaks at Mrs Gardners Orchestral Club Reception
Word of a minor incident at Mrs John L Gardner Back Bay home where a rare ornate lamp toppled in a reception as a guest bumped it. The guest apologized. Gardner remarked the lamp had faced similar fate in the past.
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John L. Gardner
Orchestral Club
Back Bay Palace
Mrs. Gardner
Banquet for Mrs. A H Saunders Before Her Vacation
Bowditch & Clapp clerks hosted a banquet for Mrs. A H Saunders who is set for an extended vacation. Toastmaster C A Nason sparked humor, C B Gill read an original poem, and J J Fitzgerald and John Matthew Sullivan performed piano and violin solos. G W Bunnell and W W Gove gave remarks amid a lively, midweek gathering.
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Bowditch & Clapp
Big List Sails From Hub Today to Genoa and More
The steamers Commonwealth of the Dominion line and the New England of the game line depart Boston at Pier 6 for Genoa and the Azores with large passenger lists. The Commonwealth carries 40 Bostonians among 4 saloon, 16 second cabin, and 150 steerage. the New England sails for the Azores, Gibraltar, Algiers, Genoa, Naples and Alexandria with a similar mix of saloon and cabin travelers. First class saloon passengers include numerous named travelers such as Mies Brangeline Adams, Miss Harriette Alle, and many others, reflecting a prominent roster of passengers bound for European ports.
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Commonwealth of the Dominion Line
Genoa
New England
Game Line
Hoosac Tunnel
Pier
Azores
Gibraltar
Algiers
Naples
Alexandria
Marie Palmer Returns To Anchor After Gulf Stream Drift
The schooner Marie Palmer, 19 days out from Boston, blown off shore in recent gales, reached Delaware Breakwater then anchored off Block Island. She reported no damage and plans to proceed today.
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Block Island
Gulf Stream
Marie Palmer
Boston
Delaware
Steward Stretch Funeral Held For Cunard Lineman
Funeral services were held yesterday for Drew Stretch the Cunard Line steward on the Ultonia. Some 250 friends gathered at St Marys Chapel East Boston as Rev William Crocker led the service with Rev Frank Esterbrook of Needham assisting. Burial was set for Forest Hills after a cable advised by Cunard officials that relatives wished local burial rather than Liverpool. The cortege traveled from Tinkhams to the chapel with Cunard officers and crew. cap tain Potter expressed evident distress for his longtime friend and deputy. Medical Examiner Harris ruled death accidental, not self inflicted. The list of attendees included Cunard agents managers dock officials and Cunard service alumni.
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Drew Stretch
Cunard Line
Ultonia
Tully
St. Mary’s Chapel
Seaman’s Bethel
Cottage
Marginal Streets
Boston
William T. Crocker
Frank B. Esterbrook
Needham
Liverpool
Cunard
Forest Hills
Tinkham
Howard Street
Altonia
Crocker
Potter
Uitonia
Harris
James J. Emerson
Martin
West
T. J. Edwards
Henry W. Daniel
Alfred Ashley
Harry W. el Bfield
Gunara
John Pierce
Devonian
Frank Sargenson
Stretch
John J. Dunn
State Street
William Crafts
A. J. Pickens
Joseph N. Browne
Thomas Murray
Ivernia
New York
Philip McMorrow
Dorchester
P. J.rdlaney
T. J. Connolly
Parker House
P. Tivnan
Horne
Duncan
Falvey Funeral Held for Francis A Falvey at Cathedral
A solemn high mass of requiem was offered yesterday in the Cathedral of the Holy Cross for Francis A. Falvey son of Mrs Mary B and the late John M Falvey who died Wednesday at his home 36 Perrin Street Roxbury The service honored his memory and family expressed gratitude for community support.
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F. A. Falvey
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Francis A. Falvey
Mary B
John M. Falvey
Perrin Street
Roxbury
Funeral for Captain Jones Held at Home
The funeral of Captain William H. Jones, formerly commander of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company, who died suddenly of apoplexy at his home 7% Humbolt Avenue, Xbury, will be at 2 o'clock this afternoon at his residence instead of Forest Hills Park as previously announced.
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William H. Jones
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Humbolt Avenue
Xbury
Forest Hills
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Kennedy Ee Pore
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Isobel Kittle
Betty Lamb
Landstreet
Mary Davis Landstreet
Stuart Landstreet
T. K. Laughlin
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Hiss Helen Macbeth
Helen W. Mac
Walter MacKey
Macleyn
Oras
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Raffaele Mazzaccara
Herbert McBride
Ae Soc
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Donne Arte Eoe
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Mergereau
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Ita Parsons
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C. Powell
Powell Richard Quinn
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H. M. Richardson
Ian L. Richardson
F. O “Vincent. Smith
W. S. Miserathiyn Stryker
B. H. Sturtevant
L. C. Tallmadge
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C. G. Taylor
A. W. Torrey
H. PE. Townsend
Charles Vanweune
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