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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1893

Page

4

Boston Post July 7 1893 newspaper notice

The Boston Post lists subscription rates and publication details for the Representative Democratic Paper of New England. It includes daily and weekly pricing, address changes, payment terms, and contact information for Boston and New York offices, with editor and publisher credits.

Boston Post Representative Democratic Paper New England

Peary Aims To Plant Post Flag Near North Pole

Lieutenant Peary vows to bring the Post flag closer to the North Pole than the Stars and Stripes. He says he will accomplish this feat and jokes that Mrs Peary might help drive the tacks if nails prove hard to pound.

Peary North Pole

Samuel S. Houghton dies. Boston merchant of Wyoming home

Samuel S. Houghton senior partner at Houghton and Dutton died at his Wyoming home. One of Boston's oldest and best known merchants, he popularized a key trade branch and combined thrift with enterprise. His conservative, businesslike approach earned public favor and built a half century of success.

Samuel S. Houghton House of Houghton & Dutton Wyoming Boston

World’s Fair urged cuts to boost success

A local caller argues for two steps to ensure the World’s Fair’s success. Lower passenger rail rates and half price admissions on Sundays could draw crowds nationwide, making the event the most popular day of the week and financially viable.

Sun

Pageant Wedding Links Heir to throne With Lost Betrothal

All London watched yesterday as the heir presumptive wed the princess once betrothed to his dead brother Prince Albert Victor of Wales. The ceremony was lavish, likened to a grand sultan’s wedding, while Americans are urged to see in it a reflection of republican rights protecting hearts as well as persons.

London Mary of Teck Prince Albert Victor of Wales England Buckingham Palace Dominions Duke of York Princess of Wales Liverpool Street Sandringham Messrs. Redfern Miss Herbert Catherine of Aragon Beatrice

Symphony Dissent on Boston’s Music Scene and Justice Delays

A Boston journal discusses the city’s improving yet exclusive Symphony scene led by Emil Paur, urging broader access via public Thursday rehearsals to reach a wider audience. It condemns lengthy criminal delays in Massachusetts, arguing constitutional rights to speedy trials are often unmet for Trefethen and others awaiting justice.

Emil Paur Nikisch Leipsic Opera House Paul Boston America Mr. Higginson Higginson Hep Uchel Commonwealth United States Trefethen Massachusetts

Observant Citizen Notes City Happenings and Clerical Moves

A fragment from the Observant Citizen surveys Boston issues and figures. It mentions a proposed floating hospital like New York’s St. John’s Guild, a noted elevator man in the post office, Dr William Henry Brooks, Rev Reven Thomas of Brookline, Bishop-elect Lawrence at Bar Harbor, and anticipated consecration plans at Trinity Church with October dates and Barstow College references.

Tocter Marion McBride Boston St. John’s Guild New York Lawrence Bar Harbor Willams College Trinity Church falreadAy

New Songs and Feats Highlight Golden Wedding Shows

The Boston stage buzzes as The Golden Wedding adds Jennie Yeamans parodies and new numbers. Sampson’s strength acts dazzle while Pauline Hall’s Amorita captivates crowds. Daly stays with the company amid shifting plans, and other stars like George Schiller and S Kronberg rotate into upcoming seasons.

Jennie Yeamans Daly Columbus Mack Johnnie Coogan Sampson Tremont Theatre Pauline Hall Boston Furst

Royal Wedding Processions and Coronation Feasts

Detailed report of the royal wedding ceremonies in London including the processions of Queen Victoria, the Duke of York and May, the guards and escorts, reception at Buckingham Palace, and the grand banquet. Describes attire, jewelry gifts, seating in the chapel, and public celebrations across London and Chicago with decorations, toasts, and crowd conditions.

Sherman repeal urged by Harrison and Cleveland action urged

The Lowell Courier reports that Mr. Harrison favors repealing the Sherman silver purchase law and that President Cleveland plans to act promptly on this suggestion. The piece argues the president should seek the same inspiration for all official acts to keep the country well.

Lowell Courier Harrison Cleveland White House

Boston Post Red White and Blue Edition Travels Route

The Boston Post celebrated the day with a special red white and blue edition distributed from Provincetown to Fabyan's. A buntin trimmed car arrived on the 9 30 a m train carrying a small band and drawing attention along the route.

Concord Monitor Boston Post Provincetown Fabyan’s

Khedive of Egypt's planned marriage outlined

Konstantinople reports the Khedive of Egypt plans to wed a daughter of the Sultan. The couple have never met and the Khedive is expected to visitVienna.

Constantinople Egypt Vienos

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