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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1895
Page
5
Faneuil Hall Observes Flag Day With War Veterans Welcome
The Robert A. Bell Woman's Relief Corps No. 67 organized a Faneuil Hall celebration led by Mrs. Clara H. Burleigh and featuring Col. Thomas's address on the Stars and Stripes. William H. Carney and Baby Lou performed as the crowd cheered longstanding patriotic pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Bell Woman’s Relief Corps No
Faneuil Hall
Brattle Street
Adams Square
Freedom
Post No. 184
Columbia
Cambridge Manual Training School
A. H. Jewell
Corps
Dr. Stanford
Twelfth Baptist Church
Jewell
Clara H. Burleigh
Burleigh
Women’s Relief Corps
Frederick Douglass
Old Dominion
Garrison
Phillips
Sumner
Douglass
Whittier
Wilson
Andrew
Chicago
Wade Hampton
Everett School
Boston
Tarbell School
Cambridge
Yorktown
Lord Cornwallis
Washington
United States
Confederacy
Appomattox
Continental Congress
Sam Adams
Elbridge Gerry
John Adams
John Hancock
Massachusetts
Rome
France
America
Friends of Freedom
Abraham Lincoln
Colonel Shaw
Emma B. Loud
William H. Carney
Mrs. Barnes
Baby Lou
Sam
Lore Fuller
Mr. Tisdale
Governor's appointment of water supply panel draws GOP majority
The Post notes the metropolitan water supply commission is entirely Republican with three members, criticizing the lack of a Democratic appointee given Boston's large stake. It praises Henry H. Sprague as chairman, and commends Wilmot R. Evans and Colonel John J. Whipple for their qualifications and trusted records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Water Supply Commission
Boston
Henry H. Sprague
Wilmot R. Evans
John J. Whipple
Brockton
The American flag anniversary tribute
A historical reflection marks 118 years since the 1777 Continental Congress decree establishing the thirteen stripes and stars. The piece traces the flag from its origins to a vast nation, highlighting unity, liberty, and the enduring symbol of a free people across continents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
Atlantic
St. Lawrence
Gulf
Illinois Courts Rule Whiskey Trust Illegal
The Illinois Supreme Court ruled the Whiskey Trust unlawful, praising the decision as a breakthrough amid doubts about enforcing laws against trusts. The article contrasts this with other trusts and expresses hope laws can curb similar combinations elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Supreme Court
Beef Trust
Oil Trust
Philanthropic spectacle gift urged for editors in Boston
A local appeal questions why donors refuse to send glasses to Herald and Globe editors so they can read the Post's circulation challenge in another column. The issue is discussed across Boston’s newspaper and advertising circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Boston
The
Globe and Herald
Post
Boston and
Vicinity
Herald and Globe
New England
Owever
Boston and Vicinity
Observant Citizen Richard Corcoran Hosts Noted Events
Forest Hills real estate figure Richard Corcoran is praised for liberal dealings and hospitality with frequent rooftop music from a German band. William Pitt Glennon entertained bicycle riders with a witty speech, drawing laughs and a dramatic exit. Hy Sandham plans a Saguenay fishing trip with Montreal Quebec capitalists for filming material. West End Corp forecasts earnings rise of 24000 dollars this month despite denying free transfers to Boston residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Corcoran
Forest Hills
Feedle
William Pitt Glennon
John W. Kelley
Hy Sandham
Montreal
Quebec
Saguenay
West End
Boston
Welcome Poems Prize at Christian Endeavor Convention
The Boston Post announces a double gold eagle reward to the author of the best welcome poem for the Christian Endeavor convention. Submissions must arrive before the convention opening and be no longer than thirty two lines. Address Christian Endeavor Editor the Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Great Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor
the Post
Boston
Welcome and Reminder to Christian Travelers About Zion Beans
The verse invites Christian people to the city of their choice with welcoming bells and open gates. It urges Endeavorers from afar to prepare for Zion's war, but reminds them to try the famous beans before departing, signed by C. EF. Nash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. EF. Nash
Honesty the safer path to debt and wages reform
Letter from John S. Gordon of Roxbury condemns Congressman Bibley Pennsylvania for predicting two avenues after 1896. Gordon urges the nation to reduce Congressmen and officials wages, pay debts, and stay honest rather than repudiation or revolution. He warns against trusting such men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Bibley
Pennsylvania
United States
John
Gordon
Nawn Street
Roxbury
Flag of the season ocean wave thy stars shall glitter o
Poem fragment depicts a ship in peril at sea as waves surge and a flag shines above. The dying sailors gaze to heaven and the flag, finding solace in its splendor as death closes in.
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Cory
Len Toe
Franklin School
Bellamy
Thomas
Democratic
Boston Daily
Brookline
Seabee Somerville
Everett
Chelsea
Revere
Winthrop
Metropolitan Water Commission
Amerigan
C. E
Milford Street
MR. Sibley
G. W. Simmons & CO
Oak Hall
North St
Serge
Wallace
Burt Wallace
Thomas Donnelly
Mullen
Hickey
Division 3
Leverett Street
Donnelly
Pole Bole
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