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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1898

Page

4

Subscription rates for DAILY and SUNDAY POST editions

Daily one year cost is notional for a one per issue rate with six months at $1.50 and three months at 75 cents plus a monthly 25 cent option. The Sunday Post is $1.50 per year, six months 75 cents, three months 40 cents. Subscribers must provide current and new addresses. Mail handled at sender's risk. do not send cash. Checks and money orders payable to the POST PUBLISHING COMPANY.

THE Sunday Post Post Publishing Company

Boston Post subscription terms and contact notice

The Boston Post announces advance payment is required for all subscriptions and will be discontinued at expiration without notice. Readers are asked to notify the paper by Festal if delivery cannot be obtained from their newsdealer. Editor E. A. Grozier requests subscription updates.

New York Boston Post E. A. Grozier

Volunteer Aid Association Urges Massachusetts Support

Boston citizens are urged to fund the Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association which provides for the hospital ship for soldiers at the front. Treasurer Henry L. Higginton says $6000 is needed immediately to cover ship expenses after already receiving $12,000 with running costs estimated at $6000 per month.

Boston Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association Henry L. Higginton State Street Association

Cornell at the Top Shaping Future Intercollegiate Rowing

The Ithaca crew earned a second victory over Harvard and Yale and now holds influence over future intercollegiate racing. They may set race locations such as Poughkeepsie or Saratoga Lake and push for open participation, potentially altering traditional formats.

Cornell Harvard Yale Ithaca Corneil New London Uiy Poughkeepsie Saratoga Lake

Ivy League Contenders Eye Championship in New England

The text argues that unless the contest moves outside New England, Harvard or Yale must win the championship and its dictatorial privileges away from Cornell. It frames Cornell as the current holder of influence and dominance in the rivalry.

New England Harvard Yale

War in Spain Proclaimed by Commodore Watson Fleet Movement

The article argues the United States will project war into Spain by sending Commodore Watsons squadron to the coast, potentially destroying Spain's sea power. It lauds the Iowa Oregon and Newark and cites Camara and Cervera as limited threats while praising bravery of Powell Winslow Newcomb and others. It notes rapid World War history and popular approval of honors.

Watson Spain United States Camara Cadiz Iowa Oregon Newark Pelayo Carlos V Manila Cervera Dewey Philippines Atlantic Mediterranean Balearic Isles Barcelona Valencia Cartagena Malaga Bay of Biscay la Corunna Santander San Sebastian Columbus San Fernando Huelva Canaries American Commodore Watson Santiago Powell Newcomb Revenue Service Winslow Cardenas Republic Vuthor Cay China Wheeler War Department

Farragut Day Honors Navy Heritage and Patriotism

Farragut Day at South Boston marks a local tribute to Admiral Farragut and the Navy. The observance links past and present heroes from Dewey to Hobson and Bagley, highlighting enduring national pride and the inspiration sailors provide to today’s U S Navy.

Farragut South Boston Marine Park Hartford Dewey Hobson Bagley Powell United States

Honors to Heroes in McKinley Messages to Congress

President McKinley urges Congress to honor naval heroism in Cuba praising Hobson and other sailors whose deeds stirred national pride. The remarks frame the acts as fitting official recognition of wartime service.

McKinley Congress Hobson

Observant Citizen notes from Dorchester and beyond

A local observer records snippets from Dorchester and nearby areas including school janitor Sidney Breed’s relic, a Washington monument fund receipt signed by Andrew Jackson, and casual chats about Philippines and China. It also mentions Senator Gallivan, Representative Kells, Thomas Hill of Boston, and community scenes on Washington Street and Norway Street.

Sidney I. Breed Cobbet Grammar School Franklin Street Lynn Washington Monument Fund Andrew Jackson United States Breed

Munyon's Headache Tablets Promise Fast Relief

Promotes Munyon's Headache Tablets as curing all headaches in three to ten minutes. Markets a splendid stomach and nerve tonic with a 25 dose package priced at 26 cents.

Munyon

Park Police Help Keep City Beach Safe

A veteran officer, known as No. 444, patrols North End Park with a courteous manner and a protective approach. He notes no arrests since the park opened, crediting friendly guidance to deter troublemakers and sharing tips on swimming hours and water conditions.

Police Department No. 444 North End Park

Humble Soldiers Plea Against Post Tailor Woes

A wartime verse laments post tailor charges and ill fitting uniforms for soldiers at Fort Slocum. The speaker pleads for uniforms made for soldiers not oversized gear and asks Uncle Sam to Hobsonize the tailor to stop exploitation.

Uncle Sam Hobsonize

New French chamber president Deschanel noted for grace and charm

The new president of the French chamber of deputies is 42. He is praised for dancing grace and social talent, aiding his rise with Royalist and Republican wives. Also reported: Stanley aide William Benny seeks funds as illness worsens in London. other brief notes from the era on public figures and events.

Deschanel Chamber of Deputies William Benny Stanley Emin Pasha London Africa

Talking Parables and War Bulletin in Comic Snippets

The clippings juxtapose whimsical quips about weather and bicycles with a grim Chicago News scene where a war bulletin is posted as a mob gathers. The humor contrasts grim reality as a crowd threatens to mob, yet the bulletin is calmly displayed.

Chicago News

A Deserving Case Appeals for Help to Return Home

An Irish immigrant in Boston requests aid as his sight deteriorates, seeking funds to return to his wife and children rather than face a blind asylum. The Boston Post investigates and contributes 10 dollars toward sending him home, urging readers to donate via Kimball, Post cashier, with early subscriptions from local supporters.

Ireland Boston the Post Post Kimball Truman Bartlett Tutohingon John la Roache Aress Uae K. of

I Fell in Love with My Nurse in the Mountains

A man recovering from typhoid recalls a nurse named Miss Armstrong in a quiet White Mountains tale. He recalls her blue eyes and gentle care, and later meeting her again with Miss Ware as they repair a bicycle tire. Now a lieutenant, he awaits orders and hopes they both survive the war to marry.

Bob Miss Miss Armstrong White Mountains Miss Ware Mr. Lawrence Robert Lawrence Red Cross Society Cuba Massachusetts Benedict

Flag Raising at Ohel Jacob Hall East Boston

Patriotic exercises concluded with a flag raising at Ohel Jacob Hall East Boston last evening. Mollie Jacobson and Abbie Block unfurled the flag after a 6 p m concert, with speeches by Councilman Borofsky ex representative Fitzgerald and A Block.

Ohel Jacob Hall Gove and Paris Streets Boston Mollie Jacobson Abbie Block MK Borofsky James BE Fitzgerald A. Block Mr. Albert Max Quincy Benjamin Spontz Robert Goodman

Heroes and kin of the Rough Riders in new York tribute

General Miles lauds Captain Allyn K. Capron killed near La Quasina. The article traces Capron’s lineage to the Capron and Porter families, notes Roosevelt's praise for Hamilton Fish Jr. and Mr Fish’s gallant rescue of a Mexican child, and recalls Lt. George Byram’s frontier service and Denver police clash. It ends with tributes from athletes like Dave Goodrich to Roosevelt’s rodeo-backed Rough Riders.

New York Nelson A. Miles Allyn K. Capron la Quasina Ellsworth Alexandria Greble Big Bethel Winthrop Five Forks Capron BK. A. Capron Allyn Capron Shafter Santiago Washington Fish Roosevelt Mr. Fish St. Joseph Hamilton Fish, Jr Harvard Dave’’ Goodrich Rough Riders

Corporal A L Stewart Photographs for Rough Riders

Wounded at Se villa is Corporal A L Stewart of Troop G Rough Riders who served as a Pawnee Oklahoma photographer before joining the Indian Territory unit. General Shafter pictured in California shows his saddle mastery and nickname Pecos Bill from Indian wars across the Staked Plains.

Sevilla A. L.stewart Rough Riders Pawme Oklahoma Indian Territory Stewart General Shafter California Shafter Cheyrennes Arapahoes

Mrs Davin Dead in Jamaica Plain Home

Mrs Margaret M Davin aged 60 wife of Mat thew J Davin telegraph operator died at No 4 Kenney street Jamaica Plain Morecay from consumption after long illness She was daughter of the late Hon Clement Benning long time Newfoundland legislator magistrate and merchant at Burin N F She leaves three children one son and two daughters.

Margaret M. Davin Matthew J. Davin Kenney Street Jamaica Plain Morecay Davin Clement Benning Newfoundland House of Assembly Burin N. F

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