Guthrie land raid recalled in Cherokee Strip opening
The article recalls late Republican era plunder of Guthrie town site and other lands as Oklahoma opened to settlers. It warns that the Cherokee Strip opening could invite a new raid by unprincipled men and urges President Cleveland and Secretary Sim to prevent repeats. It argues for a strong honest administration to curb such grabs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Cherokee Strip
Cleveland
Sim
Deficit shown in treasury figures prompts Carlisle forecast
Careful figures from Washington indicate the treasury balance is minus 18 million, 260 thousand dollars. The deficit, long known, signals Republican extravagance and mismanagement while promising clearer accounting under Secretary Carlisle in the coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Treasury
Carlisle
Cleveland
Harrison
The Rights of Labor in Ann Arbor Strike Case
Editorial argues that labor unions have a legitimate place in industry and should not be crippled by court decisions. It asserts the right of organized labor to unite for protection is broadly recognized and essential to the industrial system, warning against rulings that ignore this reality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrour
Sargent
Ann Arbor
Ricks
Arnrmur
Senator Burien on marriage law reform bill report
A debate centers on a bill to reform marriage licenses and registration in Massachusetts. Supporters say existing laws are scandalous and poorly regulate marriage, risking society. Critics argue Senator Burien should critique the bill rather than urge legislative rejection as the Senate weighs the measure today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burien
Wierr- More
Massachusetts
Secret treaty stance on political offenses shocks readers
The article critiques the handling of foreign treaties, citing a new extradition pact with Russia that narrows political offense criteria to acts like murder or assassination. It questions why such terms were kept secret and hints at President Cleveland’s role in the Hawaiian matter, urging public transparency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Gresitam
State Department
Cleveland
Tremont Temple Fire Ties to Overhead Wires Issue
An article questions the Tremont Temple fire cause, suggesting wires outside the building may have endangered firefighters and intensified losses. It criticizes electric companies for resisting underground wiring, noting the cost versus the substantial fire damage reported in Boston this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple
Boston
Five Hour Trains Between Boston and New York Debated
The Post has long argued for five hour Boston to New York service. Now the New York & New Slaven company plans to run such a train via the Shore Line and Providence route. Public reaction may be mixed, with demand growing for similar service on other lines once demonstrated.
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Post
Boston
New York
New York & New Slaven Company
Shore Line
Providence
New Haven
Boston & Albany
New England Road
Attorney General’s suit against Bell Telephone monopoly
The government sues to annul the Der Liner patent alleging fraud in the patent application process. It claims the word constant contact was added during examination to protect the monopoly’s future use, deceiving patent office officials. The case promises a major inquiry into how the company extended its dominance and profits after payments of $109,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Telephone
Ffice
Patent Office
Olney
Financial mood brightens as prices edge up
Over the past week conditions show a better feeling with cautious optimism about a possible permanent upturn. Confidence rises from the new administration and American enterprise, while domestic business remains strong and currency questions linger. European and English capital may soon renew purchases, boosting prices further.
The Post Free Library Seaside Library Offer
The Boston Post has purchased 25 600 volumes for readers and holds an option to buy 75 000 more. Over one thousand titles from leading novelists biographers historians and poets are included. Three coupons with a 2 cent stamp entitle a reader to a chosen book. Publication begins today with coupon dates to follow.
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Boston Post
Seaside
The
Post
Post Library
Book Library
Readers urged to clip coupons for Post Free Library titles
Readers may request books by sending three differently dated Post coupons and a 2 cent stamp for each book. Popular novels and standard literature are listed. The Post Free Library aims to educate as well as entertain, with further details to follow.
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Post Free Library
Portraits and social notes illuminate Boston society
Max Bachman to entertain Roxbury Club with caricatures praised as clever and entertaining. J Reed Whipple donates 500 dollars to Cooks' Alliance for a short shift by two members, Cronin and Smith. J Herbert Shaw to marry. Samuel Elder, witty Suffolk County bar member, tells a Supreme Court sawyer joke. Tremont Temple fire extras highlight, Buckley, Ware, and Wanamaker noted. St Patrick's Day Post advertising showcases provoke reader value and broad support.
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J. Reed Whipple
Parker House
Cooks’ Alliance
Michael Cronin
George Smith
Alliance
Mr. Whipple
Cronin
Smith
Samuel J. Elder
Suffolk County
Western Woods
United States Supreme Court
Thank You Card From Dr Galvin to Theatrical Profession and Public
Dr Galvin of Boston Emergency Hospital sends thanks to the theatrical profession and public for a testimonial performance. Trustees relay gratitude and pledge to prove worthy of confidence. The notice notes a benefit at Winn ton's rink on Thursday March 23 with Howard Lilies Military Band and Somerville Guards.
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Galvin
Iam
George W. Galvin
Boston
New England Merchants and Mechanics’ Exhibition Association
Winston’s Rink
Howard Lilies
Somerville Guards
Fire alarms respond to chimney smoke and rubbish fire
An alarm from Box 155 at 2:52 yesterday afternoon was mistaken after a smoker saw smoke from a chimney at 102 East Brookline street. A second fire at 4:42 yesterday afternoon involved rubbish in the ell of the four story brick dwelling at No 102 East Brookline street, owned by Lewis Brodie and occupied by George W Gould, causing $25 damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Willow Court
East Brookline Street
Lewis Brodie
George W. Gould
Hotel Bowdoin Furnished by C E Osgood & Co
Messrs C E Osgood and Company have recently furnished the Hotel Bowdoin located at Bowdoin Square for guest use and interiors. The article notes the furnishing as part of the hotel’s enhancements and stylish decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. C. E. Osgood & Co
Bowdoin
Bowdoin Square
Friend Fritz at the Grand Opera Columbia Tonight
Manola Mason company presents Friend Fritz at the Columbia tonight a free translation of L Ami Fritz by Stanislaus Stange. The Alsatian comedy features Joan B. Mason as Fritz Kodus with music by the stars and adherence to the original Paris text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manola-Mason Company
Columbia Tonight
Frits
Stanislaus Stange
Evekimann
Chetrian
L’ Ami Fritz
Paris
Comedie Francaise
T’ami Fritz
America
Miss Manola
Mr. Mason
Fritz
Opening display of Gentlemen's Neckwear for spring 1893
On Monday morning we reveal our opening display of Gentlemen's Neckwear for spring 1893. The best efforts of leading manufacturers from the world are shown on our counters. We claim the largest assortment in New England with varied styles of neckties, bows, and cravats in crepe satin silk twill foulard and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Gentlemen's Silk Scarfs In Latest Shapes And Colors
Silk scarfs for gentlemen offered in a wide range of shapes and patterns. Vast assortment promises suitable combinations of colors for neck wear.
Silk Scarves Sold At Marked Down Prices In Sale
About 300 dozen Gentlemen's Silk Scarfs offered in knots puffs and tour-in-heads with slight soil from a week ago sale. Previous prices ranged up to 25 cents, 50 cents and 60 cents. now reduced to clear at specials.
Pajamais Pajrumahs at 17 Cents a Suit
Advertises Gentlemen's Cheviot Pajrumahs of sleepwear in striped patterns with small cheek details, offered at 17 cents per suit.
Champion Lambs Sweater Ad in Clear Type
A classified style notice promotes our Champion Lambs Sweater in all sizes. Sweaters priced at 2.00 with value claimed equal to $5.00 elsewhere. Orders filled promptly and carefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterea
Bae
Social Calendar Notices for March Events in City and Vicinity
Readers are asked to send brief memoranda of forthcoming social events. March includes a reception for Mrs. Frank C. Hyde on Laurel avenue Newton, an amateur play by Deutscher Verein Brattle Tall in Cambridge, a Lenton Club casino entertainment on Beaconsfield terrace, and a luncheon by Mrs. F. Hi. Hecht for directors of the Women's Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mondat
March
Frank C. Hyde
Laurel Avenue
Newton
Deutccher Verein
Brattle Tall
Cambridge
Lenton Club
Beaconsfield Terrace
F. Hi. Hecht
Ft. and
I. Unioi
Women Discuss Adding to Bev erly Overseers Board
In Bev erly Massachusetts towns debate whether to add one or two women to the Pier Overseers board. Brookline has seen near elimination of peupers thanks to two women on its board. Miss Hierbert, daughter of the Navy secretary, would be the youngest in Cabinet circles. Mrs Jee C Harby’s paper on The Earliest Texes appears in pamphlet form from the Smithsonian government press. A new fencing school for women led by Mine Vakayre opens in Paris to revive the old Groupe des Escrimenses. New esceriments join to back women emancipation. Chicago hosts Fortnightly and Woman’s clubs with regular Sarveen Club access. Fortnightly limits members to 175. Mrs May Wright Sewall described as tall imposing and a fine Englishwoman. Siamese noblewomen wear knickerbockers with hair cut to stand straight.
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Beverly
Brookline
Mass
Hierbert
Secreary
Navy
Jee C. Harby
Chicsgo
May Wright Sewall
Siam
Two Old Cronies at Grand Opera House
Local stage presents a comical farce with H. KE Emerson and Edward OConnell in leading roles. A cast of pretty girls, comedians, and specialty acts promises an entertaining evening as the Grand Opera House searchlight draws crowds and chatter from patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. KE. Emerson
Edward O'Connell
Grand Opera
Patie
Tempest of Theatrical Plans From Boston Era
The piece created in New York by Mine and Reichenberg features Mason and Miss Manola in key roles with Robert McWade as Rabb David, praised for faithful Alsace scenery and peasant costumes. A special 0:30 train to Concord will carry cast, scenery, and props for a White House gathering of New Hampshire legislators to view the satire, with Hoyt potentially appearing as Squire Belcher.
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Reichenberg
Mr. Mason
ML Fevre
Robert McWade
Rabb David
M. Got
Miss Manola
Alsace
Mason Byros
New York
Concord
N. H
Hots 'Ud
Park Theatre
New Hampshire
White
Opera House
Hoyt
Jampshire
Jim
Legislative Hells
Boston
Mr. Hoyt
Squire Belcher
Rumselter Oakhurst
New Ilmpshire
Annie Clarke
Grand Opera House
Josten Theatre
Londin
Miss Clarke
Vna
Miss Glarke
Boston Theatre
Fecrs
Cleveland roll hairdos dominate cabinet ladies fashion
The article describes the Cleveland roll hairstyle worn by Cabinet women led by Mrs. Cleveland. It explains curling side hair and bangs, drawing hair into a knot, securing with silk hairpins, turquoise accents, and mentions Miss Cayvan Mrs. Geront Adel Hloke Smith Miss Stevenson and Miss Herbert adopting the style, with notes on its mounting atop hats and in drawing rooms and its impracticality with certain hats or refined millinery.
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Cleveland
Allis
Miss Cayvan
Child Brides and Early Marriage in Russia Revealed
Mrs. Louise Thomas reports that among poorer classes girls as young as 12 wed boys around 18, with young men soon joining the army. The child wives serve in in-law homes during long separations, often bearing children while fathers are away. Elder women resemble daughters in age and appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Louise Thomas
Russia
Tights in vogue as undergarments for fashion era changes
The article argues tights, not public stage wear, define fashion for two years amid crinoline trends. It predicts a return of underskirts and starched linens, noting women will rustle like wind through trees as skirts become fuller once more.
Mrs Lyman Abbott Busy Minister's Wife and Writer
Mrs Lyman Abbott wife of the Plymouth Church pastor is described as a busy figure. Known as Aunt Patience for years she wrote for the Ladies' Home Journal and now focuses mainly on the department Just Among Ourselves in Philadelphia. She is a petite woman with blue eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Abbott
Plymouth Church
Patience
University News Sues Chicago University Students
Miss Eloise Mayvham and Miss Effie Gardner of the University News report the daily paper faces a lawsuit from Chicago University students. The text notes the university has about 900 students and cites a $10,000 gift from Mrs. Nancy Foster completing the Foster Hall women’s dormitory named for her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloise Mayvham
Effie Gardner
University News
Chicago University
Nancy Foster
Foster Ilall
Cat heiress keeper of a long-pedigreed brood at Buena Vista
Mrs. Robert Johnson owns 200 cats each with an extensive pedigree. Her wealth supports a patrician lifestyle for the felines at Buena Vista California, reflecting a long lineage and affluent setting.
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Robert Johnson
Boston Post St Patrick's Day Edition Praised
The Boston Post's St Patrick's Day special edition was a great success with twelve pages of bright reading matter. It includes sketches of Boston residents and a generous amount of advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s Day Post
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Rh. Hi. White & Co
A. Shuman & Co
Emerson Piano Company
Pope Manufacturing Company
John C. Meyer & Co
Browning, King & Co
John V P. Squire & Co
Metropolitan Rapvber Company
Walworth Manufacturing Company
Univerbial Gazetts
Boston Post
Trishmen
Boston
A Pertinent Question from the Boston Commercial
A fragmentary item asks how many more lives and how much property must be sacrificed before those deadly wives are put underground where they belong. The wording reflects a stark wartime era polemic about wartime casualties and public safety.
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Boston Commercal
Rockwell and Churchill Employees Present David Barry Gift
Saturday afternoon the book press department staff at Rockwell and Churchill gave David Barry a purse of money. Denis Lane presented it and Barry responded in a feeling manner. New Home Sewing Machine, 160 Tremont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Book Press
Rockwell & Churchill
David Barry
Denis Lane
Jumbled Odds and Quips From Various Papers
A collage of short witticisms and humorous quotes from multiple papers. Jests touch on charity, poetry, condolence resolutions, politics, pawnbrokers, detectives, social behavior, and diary-keeping, with a parade of light lines and punchy one liners.
Marriages of Fisher Newman and Henderson Randolph
In this city on March 12 Rev Raphael Lasker joined Morris Fisher and Jennie H Newman. On March 16 Rev J H Wiley united John Henderson and Georgietta Randolph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishel—Newman
Raphael Lasker
Morris Fisher
Jennie H. Newman
Henderson - Inandolph
J. H. Wiley
John Henderson
Georgietta Randolph
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Tribouoe
E. A. Grozier
Wwiseeloo
Be. P. Robinson
Beacon Hill and
West End
the Post
Herald Globe Journal
the Rights OF Labor
MR. Olney
Citizer
Max Bachman
Roxbury
Bachman
J. Herbert Shaw
Hatlowell
Bank of Commerce
Shaw
Savin Hill Club
J. W. Bartlett
Sunday Herald
Sunday Globe
Coveney
Buckley
State Committee
Himgelf
North Easton
Taunton
Tain
Ware
Marshall Cushing
Hirmi
Mr. Wanamaker
Cau Wai
Ul. Harrison Jiume
Tremont House
Mme. Tavary
B. Mason
Marion Manola
Columbu
William Gillette
Ikillarney
Joan B. Mason AS
Fritz Kodus
Sury
Jordan
Harsh Ane Corpary
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Don Murphy
Killarney
Katie Emmett
Miss Marlowe
Hollis Street Poentre
Vade F
John C. Jeffries
Worcester
Dana
Ethan
Dana Sarsaparilla CO
Almast
C. Jeffries
Pleasant St
Cleveland Roll
A Woman's College
Johnson
David Sar
Tremont
Was. J. J. Grace
Marsh
J. J. Grace
LA Mode
Tempie Place
Rerioval
Boylston Stee
Emerson Piano Co
Emerson
Tremont St
Ocean
Yonkers Statesman
jSiftings
Germantown
Philadelphia Record
Minerva
Elinia Gazette
Picayune
Troy Tress
Philadelphia
Chester News
Chicago
Philadelphia Times
Cincinnati Times
Deutscher Reichsbote
Miss Longwaite
Gabore
Detroit Tribune
Pansy
Wilony
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Babcock
Houiston
William A. Babcock
Cram
George W. Cram
Childs
Winchester
Rebecca A
Luke C. Childs
Lexington
Cutting
Weston
Elizabeth L
George W. Cutting
Flint
Lamanda Park
Cal
Laura A
Odiorne
Charles T. Odiorne
Pronk
Edwin Pronk
Payson
Dorchester
Chiuries W. Payson
Snoow
Elisabeth P
Eben Snow
Mopths Thompson
Medsway
Adele ° B
Moe. Thompson
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