Subscription rates and contact details for the Post
The Boston Post lists subscription options including yearly and three month plans with prices. Publishers note advance payment and discontinuation on expiration. Address and contact details for the Post Publishing Company are provided, including Boston offices and a New York distribution note.
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Veto on Washington Street subway bill criticized by Governor Crane
Governor Crane’s message to the House denounces the Washington street subway bill for its long lease, public-rights concerns, and financing. He calls the measure unjust, detailing risks to future generations and the city’s control over public thoroughfares.
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Governor Crane Warns In Favor Of Transit Reform
Governor Crane presses for rapid transit improvements aimed at maximum public convenience at minimal cost. He frames the bill as a public rights issue and urges the House to support a decisive vote, portraying the measure as economically essential and practically sound.
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Crane
Voters urged for unanimous vote on veto
A speaker questions legislators about backing the Governor's veto and urges a unanimous decision to align with public sentiment. The remark suggests broad support for sustaining the veto and seeks unity in the vote.
The Toy Pistol and Bunker Hill Day
The piece deplores toy pistols used by youths during Bunker Hill Day celebrations. It laments injuries and hospital reports while defending the tradition of loud observances. It calls for public opinion to suppress the toy weapon and to bury the Referendumless Subway Bill.
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Bunker Hill
Contrast in two murder trials draws justice contrast
The Barker trial in Jersey City moves quickly to hear the case of attempt to murder Rev. John Keller, while in Buffalo New York the Molineux appeal extends a murder case to fifty seven days of trial and fourteen months post conviction. The piece questions New York’s administration of justice versus Massachusetts prompt handling of Eastman.
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Thomas G. Barker
John Keller
Court of General Sessions
Jersey City
Buffalo
N. Y
Rolana B. Molineux
Adams
Molineux
New York
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Eastman
Critics Question Subway Bill Support in Boston
Post veto debate raises doubts about law makers who backed the subway bill and whether supporters read the proposal. Critics argue the plan lacks public consent and questions any rush to push the project forward in Boston.
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Boston
Holiday Rapid Transit Proves Elevate Line Efficient in Boston
The first public holiday test of Boston’s Elevated rail carried at least a quarter of a million passengers with minimal delays and no accidents. Improvement over the week shows smoother operation, better coordination among managers, and growing public adaptation to the new transport system.
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Boston
Anti-Subway Bill Train Rally Draws Early Interest
Reporters note a rush to cover a looming anti-subway bill action with eager officials preparing to board the measure as lawmakers race to push the proposal forward.
Concentration Camps in Transvaal Reported by War Secretary
In the Commons Mr Brodrick stated there are 4022 persons in concentration camps in the Transvaal and Orange River Colony with 416 deaths in May among reconcentrados. The figures were given to illustrate the death rate and hardships faced by civilians driven from homes into barren camps.
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House of Commons
Brodrick
Transvaal
Orange River
Scandal over Cuban reconcentrado policy shocks Britain and U S
The report quotes Secretary Brodrick amid House of Commons debate, denouncing the Cuban reconcentrado policy and likening British actions to Spain’s. The piece argues Americans revolted at such abuses, noting South Africa and Kitchener’s deeds seem distant while condemning England’s role as abominable. Cries of outrage rise.
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Wéytler
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Western Hemisphere
South Africa
Kitchener
England
Spain
All of Honor Roll Mention Question Raises Reader Interest
The query asks if Mr. Les is listed on the Post’s All of Honor tomorrow and on another roll printed for voters to keep as reference. It implies a forthcoming publication intended to guide informed civic choice.
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Post
William P. Cullen
Buffalo Exposition
Free Trade Experiment in Porto Rico Trade Policy
Governor Allen proposes a July 4 proclamation to declare free trade with Porto Rico after the Foraker act tariff barrier, testing whether the United States can grant free entry to sugar tobacco and other exports amid trust interests and political shifts. US imports from Porto Rico amount to about 7.13 million and exports to about 5.07 million, with the US dominating trade.
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Washington
Porto Rico
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L Street bath house nears public opening tomorrow
The Observant Citizen notes the bath house on L Street will formally open tomorrow after crowds visited yesterday but found artisans at work. It mentions future electric line work on Columbia Road to connect east and west Dorchester by rail within two weeks.
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The Gate That Bars and Other Fragments
Vintage miscellany from The Fly includes dramatic scenes of a nurse and baby on a rattling train, a fragmented tale with a Green nurse and a mother in panic. It blends fiction chapters with light humorous columns and light social notes from Chicago’s servant girl union and daily life quips, ending with brief humorous exchanges.
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Daffodil Trade Grows in Lincolnshire and Odd Global Notes
Partial clipping reports on a southern Lincolnshire daffodil culture turning into an industry. It also mentions Tasmania restricting land sales within five miles of Hobart and Launceston, and a note on Australian aborigines and Himalayan cow bells for tiger protection.
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Gwen and the Strawberry Cake Nightmare
In a Sunday Post tale Gwen, a lively Newton girl, defies her mother and attends a band concert with Gerald Foster. A comic chapel scene leads to a surreal parade of costumes from the cadet band and a dramatic strawberry cake transformation before Gwen awakens from the dream and vows to avoid strawberry cake at night.
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Jordan Marsh catalog listing oxford shoes and prices
A catalog fragment lists various oxford styles for women men and misses with material notes and price points ranging from 65 cents to 4.00. Descriptions cover leather Russia calf vici kid patent leather and horsehide options with different toe shapes and weights.
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Daily Table Hints and Menu Fragments from Sunday Post
A fragmented dining page lists breakfast and supper dishes including sliced oranges, ham and eggs, asparagus soup, spring lamb, Brabant potatoes, and amber pudding. It also includes a gelatine dessert method and ingredient details attributed to Miss Ophelia Kimball of Broadway, Foreveret.
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Brabant
Kimball
Dream of Luxury Hellip a Million Dollars
A narrator imagines spending a million dollars on simple comforts and practical attire. He envisions wearing rough clothes like a straw hat and working shirt, avoiding town to spare others, and living quietly without ostentation. The piece reflects humor about aspiration and social impressions.
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Berneath
Kennedy Succeeds Bishop Connell in Rome appointment
The June 18 report from Rome notes Dr. Kennedy succeeds Bishop Connell in Philadelphia related duties. The appointment is confirmed by the Holy See, with Kennedy taking over the post previously held by Connell.
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Unclear OCR Fragments Mention Boston Inspectors Meeting
Incomplete text mentions Boston and inspectors with an implied meeting. No actionable details or full names to identify event, date, or parties involved.
Damask Linens and Towels Sale Notice
Linen items include Turkish bath towels at 65 cents and regular 50 cent towels. Extra large bleached bath towels priced low per item. Hemstitched Huck towels and bleached table cloths offer special prices on heavy Scotch damask cloths.
Sheets Slips and Quilts from Bleached Sheeting
Cottage textile ad describes sheets and pillow slips from bleached sheeting, sizes 24% yards by 2% yards with hems, laundered and ready to use at 44 cents each. Also offers 42 inch cotton pillow slips, Marseilles quilts ready hemmed at 75 cents, with value to a dollar.
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Marseilles
Annual Summer Sale of Fine Writing Papers
Inventory from Whiting Paper Co National Paper tiere Co Springfield Envelope Co and Powers Paper Co offers 8 tons of paper and envelopes at less than half price. Includes Cream Satin Envelopes Irish Linen and Vellum papers with various sizes weights and colors. Boxes of fine writing paper offered at sale prices suitable for travel and summer stock.
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National Papertiere Co
Springfield Envelope Co
Arid Powers Paper Co
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Neal
Gladstone
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