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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1900

Page

7

Twain's Return Prompts Hartford Hope for Mark Twain Homecoming

Hartford residents greet the news that Samuel L. Clemens Mark Twain will return to occupy his Farmington avenue Hartford home after years abroad. The article details the house’s architecture its grounds and Clemens journaling room highlighting local pride in the famed author’s planned resumption of residence.

Hartford Samuel L. Clemens Mark Ain Europe Hart Ford Clemens Germany England Farmington Avenue West End Connecticut Mark Twain Samuel Ll. Clemens

Conquest Law and Philippines Gain Debate at Tufts

A fragment notes a meeting at Ballou Hall with Capen of Tufts College discussing the law of conquest and the legitimacy of territorial acquisitions including the Philippines. The excerpt hints at debates on justice of treaties and imperial gains.

United States Philippines Russia F. O. Hall Cambridge Capen G. L. Perin Ballou Tufts College

Boston Custom House Revenue Tops 18 Million. Agents Seek Expansion

A Treasury team led by Colonel Con verse J. Smith reports Boston port revenue at 18 million last year, nearly double the Wilson tariff intake. They plan to recommend expanding the customs force. J B Whittemore, once a port inspector, was reinstated in the Treasury Department.

United States Treasury Converse J. Smith Boston Custom House Custom House J. B. Whittemore Treasury Department

Morris Murch Butler Enamelled Bed a Fifth Dollar Offer

Demonstration of selling chamber furniture at low prices by Morris Murch Butler at 42 Summe Street. Enamelled bed with extension foot cast balls mounts and spindles in all sizes offered for five dollars. Also carries brass beds and complete dining room furniture.

Morris, Murch &Utler Summe Street

The Jesus Business Sparks Debate In Kansas Knocker

John J. Ingalls argues religion as a powerful force in society and Christianity as a major influence in government, while dismissing public sensationalism about Jesus. He notes Jesus’s humble life and urges respect for sacred mysteries over secular mockery.

Topeka Kansas Knocker J. F. Jarrell Myron A. Waterman John J. Ingalls Jesus Pilate Hérod Cesar Kansas Nazareth Capernaum God Neral Buller South Africa Garden Gethsemane Calvary

Lawyer Dill Receives 1000000 Fee To Unite Carnegie Frick

New York March 26 James B Dill a leading corporation lawyer will be paid one million dollars for reconciling Andrew Carnegie and H C Frick the steel magnates The mediator rose from a Chicago Tribune reporter to a top industrial negotiator The harmony created by his deal marks him among the nation s premier corporate lawyers.

New York James B. Dill Andrew Carnegie H. C. Frick Mr. Dill Combine Corporation The Chicago Tribune

Unusual Suit Sale At Browning Hing Co

Browning Hing Co announces all suit styles from $10 for 18 and 15 dollar gowns now sold at the game price. The offer drew a large crowd Friday morning and the store remained crowded as sales sped. With doors opening, shoppers thronged the shop and demand taxed service capacity. The headline notes the deal may end soon as the gate closes on a short period.

Browning, Hing & Co

Eleven New Policemen Appointed to Force

Eleven young men who passed the civil service examination were appointed to the police force this forenoon. Names listed include Arthur H. Fitts Patrick J. McLaughlin Timothy S. Ellis Albert H. Otens Frederick G. Brauer William de Hopkins Matthew B. Hopkins Charles Algren George McCard George H. Dickinson and John B. Dolliver.

Civil Service Eereforenoon Arthur BH. Fitts Patrick J. McLaugh Timothy

Magnificent Roxbury Home for Commodore Goldsmith Near Franklin Park

Commodore Simon Goldsmith of the Boston Yacht Club is completing an extensive Roxbury residence on a 20 000 square foot lot at Hampton avenue and Seaver street facing Franklin Park. The pink Westerly granite and Ashley Pompeian brick exterior mark a modern style as the main entrance from Seaver street draws the eye. Goldsmith owns the steam yacht Pleasure.

Simon Goldsmith Boston Yacht Club Roxbury Boston Commodore Simon Goldsmith Hampton Avenue Seaver Street Franklin Park Goldsmith Pleasure

Magnificent Goldsmith Mansion Detailed With Luxurious Rooms

The article describes a lavish mansion owned by Mr. Goldsmith with a mahogany finish, walls adorned by the Goldsmith arms, and rooms in Louis XVI and Elizabethan styles. It notes fourteen portrait panels, extensive servants' quarters, a Moorish den, a Colonial Renaissance dining room, an Italian walnut upper floor, a Japanese tea room, a billiard room, and a glass cupola. The house, heated by hot water, cost about $119,000 and sits near properties on Fluggles and Washington streets and the Nantasket Hotel area.

Goldsmith Boston Bay Edsmith

Changes at Nantasket Beach Reservation Move Noted

Secret John Woodbury of the Metropolitan Park Commission said progress on Nantasket Beach reservation includes taking a land strip 6500 feet inland from Atlantic Hill to the water between the county road railroad and water. The legislature authorizes the land and the plan spans between a steamboat wharf and hotels.

John Woodbury Metropolitan Park Commission Nantasket Beach Atlantic Hill Lehhmaston Glthe

Sherman-Worrell Fruit Co Opens Shelf Life Fruits Display

The Sherman-Worrell Fruit Company showcases preserved fruits at its Congregational House office on Beacon Street. Dried and sealed raspberries and other California grown fruits remain edible indefinitely without ice or cans, offering new dietary options and a fig based filling called Fig mince for pies. The exhibit highlights seasonless fruit flavor and iron rich nourishment.

Sherman-Worrell Fruit Company Congregational House Beacon Street Cosa Asa Specia Soya California

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