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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1900

Page

6

Miss Hale Remembered For Public School Influence In Boston

The Péterkin Papers are cited as an American classic reflecting Miss Hale's life beyond literature. In Boston her work shaped practical humanities within the public school system, inspiring vacation schools and moral education integrated into the curriculum. Her quiet, unobtrusive personality belied a far reaching influence. The public mourns with her brother Dr Edward Everett Hale, beloved and honored in Boston.

Miss Hale Boston

Gas price inquiry at State House ridiculed

The Boston gas price investigation, ordered to report by April 1900, devolved into a farce with a snap majority report amid absences and delays. The committee on manufactures has produced little tangible on consumer relief while exposing investor antagonisms in gas stocks. Critics ask if State House wisdom and resolve exist to resolve the issue.

State House Boston Committee On Manufactures

Referendum on Leases Urged for Public Decision

The piece argues the railroad lease issue should go to voters to ensure intelligent consideration. It criticizes legislature for delaying reports, rushing debates, and nearing adjournment, warning that snap judgments will yield improper outcomes. It emphasizes public deliberation and cooler, informed decision by the people.

State House

Boston Tax Bill Referendum Vote Supports Citizens

The Senate rejected the House amendment on Boston tax bill, 20 to 0 with two pairs, preserving referendum. Boston delegates in both chambers backed the referendum and the Post urges the House to insist, arguing taxpayers should decide, not lawmakers. The piece applauds Boston’s representatives for voting conscientiously and warns against political pressure.

Senate House Boston Hart House of Representatives Massachusetts

Mad vengeance at Philadelphia convention drama unfolds

The piece speculates Quay may challenge Hanna at the Philadelphia convention by backing Teddy Roosevelt against McKinley. It frames Quay as seeking vengeance for being dumped by Hanna and the administration, risking a party machine overhaul to install Roosevelt.

Matthew Stanley Quay Marcus Aurelius Hanna Philadelphia Teddy Roosevelt William McKinley Hanna Teddy McKinley Quay Roosevelt Senate

Lucretia P. Hale Dies. Author of Peterkins Remembered

The death of Miss Lucretia Peabody Hale at an advanced age will be mourned as a personal loss by many who knew her through her published works. Hale created the Peterkins and earned affection across generations, leaving much that will be remembered.

Lucretia Peabody Hale Lucretia P. Hale Peterkin Solomon John Philadelphia Boston

Royal Baking Powder Ad Warns Against Alum Use

An old advertisement from the Royal Baking Powder Company at 100 William Street New York cautions consumers to avoid alum in baking powders as it can make food unwholesome.

Royal Royal Baking Powder CO William ST New York

Bi centennial in South Framingham and notable Boston figures

South Framingham held a gala for its bicentennial with visitors from nearby towns as electric roads edge out horse drawn carriages. Lucretia Hale, famed for the Peter Kin Papers, died at 90 in Boston. Belle Boyd, famed Confederate spy, died in Wisconsin at 67. Booker T. Washington to speak tomorrow at St Pauls Church, South Boston. The piece also notes local politics, a Mt Holyoke College event, census tensions, and lively social scenes in Boston.

South Framingham Booker T. Washington St. Paul's Baptist Church South Boston

Men s Fine Shoes At Staggering Brockton Prices

A Brockton Mass buyer purchased large factory orders. Premium shoe lines and discontinued stock are offered at deep discounts. Mens shoes including patent calf and Russia calf uppers,价 2.00 pair, skirts and stockings also on sale. Balbriggan shirts and drawers priced low with multiple colors and sizes.

Brockton Mass Russia

New Shirt Finish Promises Laundry Distilled Water Claim

A market notice advertises a negligee style shirt priced at $1.50 and made from English madras with exclusive patterns. The laundryman boasts a new finish due to distilled water, calling it the best laundry finish yet, despite a shirt man saying profits suffer at $1.50.

Appletons 50c novels and 25c and 5c titles offered

A list of inexpensive Appletons and 25c 5c book titles includes Conan Doyle adaptations, Besant works, and Hardy sketches, with many novels priced at 50c or less. The catalog cites Benson’s Rubicon, Court of Intrigue, Hanging Moss and more, plus two recent reprint worthy works by Garvice and Sergeant.

Anstey Diana Carew Mrs. Forrester Bronte Cooper Scott Stevenson Dickens Rider Haggard Dinah Shadd Kipling Fire Fan Michael Thelma Deemaster Gold Elsie Inez Meadow Brook Publishers Conway Cameron Thrilby Hall Norris St Katherine’s Besant Mayor of Onsterbridge Hardy Oliver Twist Appleton Benson Lota Thompson Mrs. Steel Dorothy Gerard Brown Walford

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