Boston Post 1893 subscription rates and notice
The Boston Post lists subscription prices for daily and weekly editions, payment in advance, and delivery changes. It notes Boston and New York offices, agent details, and urges subscribers to report new addresses by mail. Editor and pusher Be. A. Grozier signs the notice.
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Post Publishing Company
Boston
Washington Street
New York
A. Frank Richardson
Tribune Building
Posta
BE. A. Grozier
Motto With a Mission and Without a Muzzle
Veterans are outraged at Cleveland administration moves to purge pension rolls of fraud and insinuations that claim agents will steer the Grand Army encampment to condemn reform. Yet honest veterans outnumber offenders and will stand with the president and pension office head as they did for the flag decades ago.
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Cleveland
Grand Army
The New Judge for the Supreme Bench
The article favors Hon. Edward J. Phelps for the vacant Supreme Bench seat after Judge Blatchford's death. Phelps meets learning and judgment standards, but he is past the statutory retirement age, though his powers remain intact. Cleveland’s choice should be well received, with Massachusetts offering strong local candidates.
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Edward J. Phelps
Supreme Bench
Blatchford
Phelps
Cleveland
Massachusetts
Sound Money Republicans Urged to Muzzle Silver Senators
In a call to action the piece urges Congress to repeal the Sherman bill with a sound money Republican majority. It warns silver faction senators may obstruct and filibuster. The article asks Republicans to discipline rebellious silver state senators to advance majority will.
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Democratic House
Senate
Post
Republican Party
Excess Zeal Seizes Cartoon of Silver Dollar
A Treasury secret service agent seized an electrotype plate and drawing from the New York Recorder over a cartoon showing a large silver dollar rolling toward figures. The action rests on a broad law against likenesses of U S coins. critics call it an overreach and urge correction by Mr Carlisle.
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New York Recorder
Cleveland
Secret Service
Treasury Department
United States
Treasury
John C. Brooks
Brooks
Carlisle
No Place for Croakers in Business Confidence
The letter urges newspapers to stop croaking about the economy to influence politics. It denounces deliberate rumors aimed at unsettling trust and hindering trade recovery, calling such acts mean and harmful to legitimate business. It argues citizens should avoid boosting partisan aims with false reports.
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Boston
London
New York
Business Men Say Recovery Eases Trade Worries
The Post quotes Boston leaders and corroborating New York figures showing business conditions improving after the recent shake up. It condemns newspapers that amplify fear and panic and urges calm as commerce regains footing.
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Boston
New York
Endowment orders end as bills filed in Massachusetts
The filing of bills against six endowment orders ends a strange Massachusetts delusion. The loss fell on working people who can ill afford it, underscoring a lesson about credulity and the cruelty of financial schemes.
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Massachusetts
Prohibitionists Press Court Challenge for Ballot Access
The Prohibitionists accuse Republicans of denying equal ballot access and announce a plan to test the law's constitutionality in court. They seek an even chance to list candidates, arguing the denial blocks a legitimate political group from participation. The outcome hinges on judicial interpretation of partisan rights.
Slight exaggeration on silver demand and Colorado output
The Denver silver convention warns of disaster if the Treasury stops buying pig silver. Colorado’s annual output of coal, cattle, farm products, and manufactures totals 219 million dollars, far exceeding its silver production of 50 million. The state’s wealth suggests the disaster prediction is overstated.
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Denver
Colorado
Uncle Sam
Tremendous crash at unfinished International Trust building
A worker fell from a ladder during glass cleaning at the International Trust Company on Milk and Devonshire streets. The incident left him amid shattered glass and worry over long tenure and debt to the firm. Local sausage wagon, soda ad, political chatter, and notable visits noted in rapid-fire city briefings.
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International Trust Company
Milk and
Devonshire Streets
Sick Baby Fund Receives Small Donations Amid City Strain
The Boston Post details the Sick Baby Fund growth as six dollars and a quarter was added yesterday, including a dollar from Collins Graham and five dollars from a Cambridgeport donor. It notes ongoing need as South End families cope with poverty, illness, and exhausting caregiving, while volunteers and local groups distribute aid and flowers to patients.
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Collins Graham
North End
South End
Collins
Dollar Bank
Cambridgeport
L. M. Hannum
King’s Daughters
A. E. Jennison
Boston Post Fourth of July edition praises patriotism and philanthropy
The Boston Post ran a patriotic twelve page Fourth of July issue in red white and blue. It promotes public benefit and philanthropic aims while noting a circulation of 118 440.
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Humorous Vignette Snatches from Texas Siftings
A string of lighthearted quips features Captain Smith scolding Recruit Jones for poor marching while Lieutenant Brown jokes of Jones being the infantry evil. Other bits show two New York gentlemen observing a jittery policeman, Harlem doctor Fullhouse counting cards during a pulse check, and Gus Snobberly pressing Miss Birdie McGinnis on marriage with wit and flirtation.
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Dr. Fullhouse
Harlem
Portly Pompous
Jack
Queen
King
Ace
Texas Siftings
Mass Meeting Proposed to Discuss Economic Confidence
The author urges a large Boston mass meeting to explore failures and depressions in commerce, arguing that open public discussion would educate workers and spur confidence. He cites Sherman law debates and silver coinage as context and calls for a thoroughly public forum with press coverage.
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Sir
Chamber of Commerce
Boston Business
East
Worcester Man Rounds Up Over $40 000 On Call
In the week starting last Saturday a Worcester man secured more than $40,000 on call, financing at 6 and 7 percent. His credit as an individual was sufficient to meet the demand without trouble. The piece critiques the era of easy, loose money and the lingering hoarse cry of a bull frog.
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Dan’’ Lamont
Sorrento
Gray Gables
Colonel Lamont
Worcester Gazette
Worcester
Boston Post straw vote favors Quincy for governor
The New Bedford Journal notes the Boston Post straw poll showing Josiah Quincy ahead of Nathan Matthews Jr and George Fred Williams for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. It adds that the party has three good men to choose from and mentions Charles Sumner Hamlin as a standout campaign speaker for a fourty.
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New Bedford Journal
Boston Post
Josiah Quincy
Nathan Matthews, Jr
George Fred Williams
Charles Sumner Hamlin
Series of Sermons At Shawmut Church
The Rev. C. A. Vincent will open a four sermon series on Life next Sunday morning at Shawmut Church. In the evening he will begin a series on God Revealed in History.
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C. A. Vincent
Shawmut Church
Picnic and reunion for St Mary’s parish at Lake Walden
The annual picnic and reunion in aid of the poor of St Marys parish will be held at Lake Walden in Concord Massachusetts on Tuesday next. Trails leave Fitchburg depot at 8 25, 9 30, 10 00 a m and 3 00 p m.
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Lake Walden
Concord
Mass
Fitchburg Depot
Mrs Bull's Trousseau Captivates New York Society
Pretty Mary Nevins Blaine, now Mrs. Bull, travels with Dr. Bull in Europe and is credited with one of the daintiest wedding trousseaus seen in New York for months. Her bridal gown of tulle and old lace resembles lily petals, while her lingerie and robes feature pink sarah embroidery, forget-me-nots, Japanese chrysanthemum silk, and a wide sash.
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Mary Nevins Blaine
Dr. Bull
Europe
Trousseaus
New York
Womanly Coil of Hair Described in Nape Detail
The article describes a hair detail noted as a beautifully simple coil just above the nape of the neck. It emphasizes graceful, feminine styling and the subtle curl that defines the feature in classic fashion.
Natural Love Locks and Hair Pin Tricks
The article describes masculine seeming hairstyles and natural-looking arrangements. It notes that softer coils may come from timely hairdresser purchases and explains a wire oval hair pin used to create a luxuriant look by threading hair through a central hole and coiling around the frame.
Notable Speeches and Club News From The Woman's Congress
Lillie Deve reux Blake hailed women’s past while praising American symbols in a standout Woman's Congress address. Cambridge’s Woodbridge Bicycle Club forms under Miss N G Corey and Miss M E Clarke, seeking a dedicated house. Italy uses phonograph to capture Margherita’s improvised piano. Embroidered linen gift to Mrs Grover Cleveland commemorates Russian famine relief. Mrs Lewis's Syriac Gospels tale in London Queen. Mrs Lewis works on Mount Sinai manuscript photos. Mrs Gibson plans a book How I Found the Codex with photos of convent and desert journey.
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Lillie Devereux Blake
Woodbridge Bicycle Club
Cambridge
Mass
N. G. Corey
M. E. Clarke
Woodbridge Gymnasium
Italy
Margherita
Mme. Semeischken
Grover Cleveland
Russia
Lottie Collins Falls On Stage In Paris Song Debut
Lottie Collins, during her new song Queen of Gay Paris, lost balance and fell backward on stage. She was carried insensible to her dressing room but doctors say she will recover in a few weeks.
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Paris
Boston
Mark Lawson
Globe Theatre
France
New Home Levering Machine Co Ads Fan Display
The New Home Leving Machine Company distributes a handsome advertising fan. The Post thanks readers for a number left at the office.
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Home Leving Machine Company
Countess of Monte Cristo at World's Fair Visit
Dona Isadora Cwousino, a Chilean businesswoman reputed as the wealthiest woman, may visit the World’s Fair. She is famous in newspaper circles as the Countess of Monte Cristo.
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Dona Isadora Cwousino
Countess of
Monte Cristo
Twilight Stroll Ends Alone As Sun Sinks
A playful verse notes the summer girl enjoying twilight strolls but prefers not to walk alone as the sun sets, hinting at companionship in the fading light. The quatrain centers on mood and social whimsy rather than explicit events or dates.
Tremont and Park Theatres Feature New Acts Next Week
The eighth week of The Golden Wedding at the Park Theatre begins Monday with Sampson the strong man in an updated program. Jennie Yeamans, Dan Daly, Andrew Mack, and Sandow feats remain, while Amorita closes to make way for Puritania. Worth noting are new acts with Sampson lifting feats and a challenge to fourteen athletic men, plus Miss Hall as Angela and the Dalys' dances. Also announced are continued attractions at Tremont and plans for Boston Keith theatre openings, with surrounding musical events and other city venue updates.
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Sampson
Strong Man
Jennie Yeamans
Dan Daly
Andrew Mack
Tremont
Miss Hall
Angela
Sandow
Boston
Niagara
Maid of the Mist
Chicago
Wagner
Ben J. Johnson
Washington St
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Orson & Albany Road
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Francis D. Paine
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Henry Arthur Jones
America
Willard
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St. James Theatre
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Lyceum Theatre
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George H. Cook
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Oak Island
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Revere Beach
Lynn Rh. R
Fred Miller, Jr
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Daly Sisters
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Tin&Sstone’s
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