Subscription Rates for Daily and Sunday Post
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Standard Oil Party
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United States
Boston Post subscription notice
The Boston Post announces subscription delivery details noting advance payment and potential discontinuation at expiration. Readers are urged to notify the paper by mail if unavailable through their usual newsdealer or newsboy.
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Boston Post
A. Grozier
Yankee Versatility in War and Peace Skills
The Second Massachusetts Regiment repairs a torn railroad track at Juragua and reactivates a disabled locomotive, showing Yankee versatility. The piece praises the American volunteer soldier as skilled beyond combat, with readiness, practical knowledge, and a heritage of peaceable arts that enhance wartime effectiveness.
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Juragua
Camara’s Cadiz Fleet Reported Near Suez Canal
Reports say Admiral Camara and his ships reached Port Said at the Suez Canal entrance and may be bound toward the Philippines. The movement could signal a strategic realignment, prompting Washington to consider a strong Atlantic squadron if the fleet proceeds through the canal.
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Washington
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Spain
Strategic moves shape Manila relief and retreat routes
Court decisions hinge on rival routes as Camara stays near Port Gaid and seeks a swift return to the Spanish coast while Dewey’s ships Charleston and Monterey advance to Manila, ensuring reinforcement arrives earlier from this side than Camara can reach the city.
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Camara
Dewey
Charleston
Monterey
Manila
Outlook for Peace Dominates Span ish News and Copper Bets
Madrid peace offers lack basis and may be ploy to gauge Spain. Spanish public learns U S navy strength and war cost as Sagasta faces pressure to end Cuba conflict. Post then discusses Boston copper stocks, Standard Oil influence, and Lake Superior Montana properties as investor gains from copper boom rise.
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Quincy
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Supplying the Army and Navy and a Boston Depot
The article notes nearly five million dollars in army and navy supply contracts, but only about two hundred thousand go to Boston, which lacks a government depot. It argues a depot here would aid government logistics and benefit local merchants and manufacturers. The piece urges the administration to establish a Boston depot.
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New York
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Carruth Street
Dorenester
Spain Faces Currency Crisis Amid War Strain
The piece notes Madrid gold at 206 and a paper currency worth less than half its face value. It compares with Civil War hardships, predicting rising prices and shrinking wages as war weakens government credit. Barcelona manufacturers report stagnating industry and trade, hurting workers.
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Madrid
Barcelona
Local Stock Market Highlights Show Rise In Key Shares
The feature of greatest interest in the local stock market last week centers on a surge in prized shares. Investors tracked gains across several firms, with notable activity in blue chip listings and expected dividends guiding trading momentum.
Readers urged to rename the New Haven Consolidated railroad
The Observant Citizen invites readers to propose a new name for the New York New Haven Hartford line. Boston prominence spurs calls to protect Hub interests, with Vice-President Hall weighing New York and Boston as top suggestions.
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Boston Observer Notes War, Odd Fellows, City Heat Wave
The writer compares Boston citizens to front-line warriors and notes a Weyler likeness in a disorderly conduct trial. He mocks a public garden salute to Odd Fellows and laments tenement living heat as Commonwealth Avenue empties. He praises bath attendants at the North End park and highlights William F. Murray Jr. joining Captain Clark's Signal Corps. The piece ends with prorogation fever in the House smoking room.
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Charlestown
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West Point
Relief Expedition to Aid Wounded Journalist at Juragua
Edward Marshall, a New York Journal correspondent, was seriously wounded by Spanish fire near Juragua during Rough Riders operations. His fate remained uncertain as aid parties were sent and other reporters pressed to assist. Marshall, a prominent public figure in journalism, had accompanied Roosevelt’s Rough Riders from Tampa.
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A Morning in the Park Sparks a Forgiveness Kiss
In a sunlit morning tale, Jack Ransom seeks a chance to explain a quarrel with Helen. Their path crosses Helen and her niece Marjory in the park where Marjory prompts reconciliation. After playful pleading and a child’s kiss, Helen forgives and kisses Jack.
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Heaven
Roslindale Woman Wins Post Menu Prize
Constance Drexel of 71 Sherwood Street Roslindale receives the Post menu prize of five dollars for last week. Her winning menu was published Friday June 24.
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Post
Constance Drexel
Sherwood Street
Roslindale
Breakfast and luncheon menu with Miss Alicen M Elkins
A dated menu lists breakfast and luncheon items including sliced oranges shredded wheat lamb chops French fried potatoes and coffee The dinner features broiled white fish egg sauce baked sweet potatoes lettuce salad smothered tomatoes and strawberry shortcake Instructions describe curried eggs and smothered tomatoes with steps Then notes recipient Miss Alicen M Elkins of 22 Joy Street Boston.
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Joy Street
Boston
Dr Withrow Accepts Park Street Church Call
Dr Withrow of Chicago has accepted the call to become pastor of Park Street Church. He served eleven years at his previous church before moving to Third Church of Chicago. A telegram from Chicago read in the service says he will begin labors in September, signed John Lindsey Withrow.
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John Lindsey Withrow
Young Men’s Christian Union
Philo W. Sprague
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Charlestown
Helen RB
Matthews
Harrington Barker
Samuel W. Ball
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Spain
Bunker Hill
Quips and Quirks in a Strip of Light Verse
A collage of humor from late 19th and early 20th century papers presents snippets of social satire. Jests touch on love marriages and engagements, guns and humor about roads and pavements, aging, and domestic observations. The tone mimics a newspaper clippings roundup.
Three hundred thousand men on a steel shore hill
The speaker recalls the tens of thousands of volunteers marching to defend home and flag. They pledge endurance and pride as they face danger across the strait while acknowledging distant comrades waiting and dying for the mass. The resolve to fight remains, despite fear and loss.
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Dueck
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