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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1900
Page
6
The Boston Post presents a motto themed feature titled With a Mission and Without a Muzzle, aligning with its Representative Democratic stance. The item emphasizes editorial tone and period voice, reflecting the paper’s branding in a concise card teaser.
A reflection on the Philadelphia political clash last Wednesday in which John D. Long, Scott, and Dolliver placed their candidacies in Hanna’s hands to dispose of as he saw fit. The piece questions party values, argues the candidates owed loyalty to their supporters and the party, not a single boss. It condemns the transfer of authority to a party boss as unprecedented.
The Philadelphia nomination of Roosevelt adds strength for many Republicans. West regards a Roose velt surge as favorable while the East shows mixed enthusiasm. McKinley’s renomination is seen as foregone since 1897, but Roosevelt brings freshness. The pairing aims to counter voter indifference and energize the ticket.
A reflection on graduation ceremonies and the year at Harvard notes Class Day joy, late June beauty, and the boat race as the year’s crown. Despite a recent ball game defeat and interrupted athletic run, renewed hope remains for a substantial triumph on Thames Day to close the crimson college year.
The piece argues Boston licensing should require ice sellers to offer small quantities at lower prices, preventing a trust-like ice cartel from denying affordable access. It asserts ice is a necessity in summer and urges legislative action to secure purchase in any quantity at the price set by sellers, countering potential oppressiveness. The author emphasizes public health and comfort, urging swift authority to ensure fair access for all.
The council acts to ensure that residents unable to pay more than five cents are not refused purchases by corporations with permits to peddle in the city.
Massachusetts honors the death of Augustus Lowell a leading benefactor and public citizen. He shaped the Lowell Institute and supported cotton industry science and art, serving as administrator and counsellor. Though not a public office holder his life aided the community’s development and culture.
The Observant Citizen surveys a Boston scene with a 24 story Gainsboro street apartment project, a seaside summer home for Admiral Dewey on Big Fish Island near Chester Basin, and upcoming sermons at Tremont Temple. It also covers school prize bankbooks in Italy, local travels of Louis P Whicher, a sacred concert for Williams Glynn’s widow, and social doings around Cambridge politics and local clubs.
Lionel White, son of a wealthy banker, seeks a life apart from society. He falls for Adele, daughter of a cursed hideaway family, and defies his parents to marry. Adele stays with her mother until the curse overtakes, then grants a future reunion. Years pass and Lionel, now an artist, finds Adele again in an old world art gallery, revealing the buried family truth and a long-awaited union.
Snatches of inquiries and notices from various regions. A note on divorce rates among Chickasaws compared with other races. A railway mileage surge of 145 miles on the Great Northern over the year. Reports from the New Hebrides describe native tastes shifting toward food. Singapore papers mention golf clubs and enthusiastic music manuscripts.
The fragment lists menu ideas and ingredients such as muffins, coffee, roast veal, canned corn, mixed pickles, Yorkshire pudding with sauce, spring water and milk, cold veal, soup, crabapple joy, cheese crackers, jelly roll and chocolate, oysters with bacon, and small bacon slices. It reads as an old time pantry note with preparation hints and pantry items.
The Massachusetts Senate ordered a third reading of the Boston & Albany lease bill by a 24 to 5 vote amid sharp debate. Opponents argued the deal risks state funds and potential wage cuts, while supporters claimed the lease would advance transportation needs and long term development.
The House refused reconsideration of the rejection of Mc Pherson’s bill to compel incorporation of the New England Gas and Coke Co. The vote was 135 nays and 40 yeas. The 90 cent Boston gas bill passed to be engrossed after an amendment setting Oct 1 as effective date. The measure heads to the Senate where it is expected to die.
The Massachusetts Legislature will play the Boston city government in a ball game at South End grounds on Friday afternoon June 29. The lineup includes Representatives Sullivan King Kavenaugh Fitzgerald Gartland Horgan Donovan Feiker Bagley and Senators Baldwin Woodsum with Murphy of the Boston Globe as umpire.
Four women graduate in the three years course and receive bachelor of laws from Chicago College of Law and Kent College of Law. The piece also notes Amelie Rives denying a wreck rumor, Jewell’s disappearance after marriage to Lobengula, Lady Mary’s future inheritance, and Mrs. Kruger listing Boer War relatives.
June 22 New York. Fitz Harris and Mullett the Irish Invincibles prepared for deportation aboard the Servia tomorrow as crowds gathered at the barge office for the noon visit. Ex-convicts were greeted by daily visitors from Bliss Island, with notable attendees including O'Donovan Ross2 and Ty nan.
A collage of humorous quotes from newspapers including Ohio State Journal Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph Brooklyn Chicago and Puck. It features Bilkins and Gilkins on writers insurance sayings about love administration and political office plus light social banter and a joke about Chicago city limits.
Dr A M Stein registrar Punjab University has secured government and Chinese approval to explore Khotan Chinese Turkmenistan this summer for scientific work. Admiral Richelieu of Siamese navy also Danish lieutenant plans a Paris Exposition visit. Lord Wolseley ends term as commander in chief in November. debate on successor grows. Senator Thomas Staples Martin of Virginia is a famed stump orator yet quiet in the Senate.
A collage of editorial quips notes Wu Ting Fang dismissing Adam and Eve as fiction while Adam would not find it funny. MacArthur reports encouragement from surrendering Filipino forces. The piece mocks Aunties’ mud batteries and suggests sending envoys to the Transvaal to urge Boer aid against trusts.
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