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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1893
Page
1
Good Health Illustrated Primers Free The Red Department
The snippet references the Red Department of the Tack Corporation located at 508 Sears Building Boston and mentions free primers and Good Health educational material in a period advertising tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim
Red Department
Th Tack Corporation
Sears Building
Boston
A Hayes Night in Seventh District Delegates
In the seventh district Republican convention race Hayes leads with 48 of 71 pledged delegates. Barrett holds 23. Caucuses were in Lynn Malden Chelsea and Revere with Lynn solid for Hayes. Seventeen more delegates must be chosen with Barrett needing 11 and Hayes 7 to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
Barrett
Lynn
Malden
Chelsea
Revere
Willard Howland
Champlin
Boston
Everett
Melrose
Nahant
Stoneham
Wakefield
Saugus
Hayes -Malden
Charlestown
Sayes
Lynn and
Barrett Wins in Chelsea Republican Caucuses
Chelsea Republicans last night backed W. E. Barrett with delegates across four wards. Ward by ward tallies show Barrett prevailing over Hayes with varied vote totals for each candidate and motions in Wards 1 and 4 empowering elected delegates to fill vacancies at the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
W. E. Barrett
Barrett
George T. Roberts
Charles H. Holmes
James F. Barker
John AW. Roberts
Hayes
Simeon Butterfield
William Robinson
William H. Carruthers
Charles A. Smith
Ward
George TH. Buck
C. J. W. Addison
George I. Merrill
Charles S. Rogers
Howard W. Coombs
Martin V. B. Flanders
Arthur C. Stone
Richard R. Wyllie
Rufus S. Frost
Alfred W. Brown
Frank EF. Winslow
James Walker, Jr
Rufus
Frost
Daniel W. Lee
Alvin §. Litchfield
Gorham H. Tilton
A. B. Champlin
George KE. Mitchell
Williard Howland
John C
Revere Republicans Hold Caucus to Elect Convention Delegates
The Revere Republicans met at Town Hall to choose delegates for the Charlestown Republican convention on Tuesday April 4 to nominate a successor. Continued on Page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere
Charlestown
Quality of Gibson's Whiskey for Family and Medical Use
Quality of Gibson's Whiskey, their natural flavor and absolute potency render them suitable for family and medical purposes. For sale by druggists, grocers and reliable liquor dealers.
Dollar Gas Crusade Forces Public Action in Boston
The Post records a long campaign for dollar gas led by Mayor Matthews and supported by thousands. It traces editorials, petitions, and public opinion shaping the gas commission’s looming decision, detailing the anti monopoly battle, key dates, and the press’s evolving role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews
Boston
Pos
Evening Transcript
Traveller
Evening Record
Post
F. H. Hinman
Gas price agitation spans June editorial and interviews in S-Post
The June S Post chronicles a sustained campaign against high gas prices. Editorials urge price reductions and municipal gas works, while interviews feature consumer voices arguing for cheaper gas. A summer lull follows, with plans to renew activity in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S—Post
the Post
Gas Trust
Boston
Dollar Gas Debates and Editorials Chronicle Gas Trust
A sequence of editorials and short reports from October to January tracks the gas crisis including calls for dollar gas, accusations of extortion, and exposure of the gas trust. It notes hearings, commissioner endorsements of a compromise with gas companies, and an interview with a landlady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody Merrill
Dee
Commission
Combine
Iow
Gas Trust
Boston Gas Company
Dollar Gas
Dollar Gas By Law
History of
The
Apes Ae Sia Ba Law
Attention
Car
Editorial snippets urge gas bill and lighting measures
A sequence of brief newspaper editorials dated January discusses municipal gas policy. Highlights include calls for a gas bill, concerns about gas stock inflation, and debates on municipal lighting.
Mayor Demands Dollar Gas Editorial Chronology
A dated collection from February items shows editorials and small items urging action on gas pricing. Entries include petitions to gas commissioners, calls for investigation, and a push for consolidation, with emphasis on municipal gas plans and signatures backing the mayor. Names and exact dates used as headings reflect a newspaper’s serialized editorial cadence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Ars
Coftin
Gas Commission
Gas Commissioners
Moody Merrill
State House
Gas Trust and Editorial Roll of 2056 Columns
A scanned newspaper list details editorials and columns from Feb to Mar including titles such as Give the City a Chance and The Gas War. It notes sections on the Gas Trust, mayoral actions, consolidation talks, and a March summary tally: 2056 columns of editorials, 507 to 512 columns of specials, 144 cartoons, 15 cars, and 20 blank petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gas Trust Seared
Brighton
J. Edward Addicks
Matthews
Boston
East Boston
Charlestown
the Gas Trust
the Greenoughs
Post
Weather Indications for New England Forecast
Washington March 28 forecast calls for generally fair weather in New England with northerly winds shifting to the southwest. Cold morning temperatures followed by a rise in interior temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New England
Poisoned the Keeper inquest details Haight death
The inquest into Gatekeeper Haight's death at the prison resumes with findings that prussic acid caused his demise. Dr. Kimball analyzed two phials and Haight's stomach confirming diluted prussic acid. Latimer had studied poisons and procured the acid from Webb's drug store, then by way of New York for a second phial. Detroit rumor places Latimer near Sandwich Ont after crossing the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Mich
Haight
Kimball
Ann Arbor
Latimer
Webb
Mr. Webb
Detroit
Detroit River
Sandwich
Ont
John Brown bell dedicated at Marlboro G A R post
The John Brown bell was dedicated at John A. Rawlins Post 43 G A R Marlboro with a camp fire that evening. Guests included state officials such as Secretary of State William M. Olin, Major G C Davis, Major George S Merrill, General Kimball, State Auditor Eli Hall, and others from Nashua and surrounding posts. Comrade J F Klewert helped keep the rebels away during the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Charlies P. Whipple
KF. W. Graves
Joseph Halstrick
Dana W.king
Nashua
John FF. Klewert
N. H
Hudson
Northboro
Westboro
Fayville
I. C. Curtis Camp Sons of Veterans
J. BR. MecCrillis
Settle Design Praised for Refined Beauty and Comfort
The design features softened, subdued lines with graceful curves in mouldings panels mirror and side frames. A large glass area and low seat enhance ease of use for overshoes and general comfort, making it a refined low cost settle that will be in high demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Momus
Dinner gathers thirty nine members of druggists association
At the Young’s monthly dinner last evening the Druggists’ Association, with thirty nine members present, was presided over by Frank A. David son and Fisher Ames, Esq. Guests included Gorham DPD Gilman and John Duff. Ames spoke on whist with an illustrated talk, while Gilman gave an address on Hawaii Past and Present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Druggists’ Association
Young
Frank A. Davidson
Fisher Ames
Gorham
Gilman
John Duff
Ames
Hawaii
Notable Guests at Adams House Event
Mr. C. H. Venner, a New York banker, and Mrs. Venner attend the Brunswick. Mr. P. J. Healey, a Chicago music publisher, and Mrs. Healey accompany Mr. C. D. Boss, a Connecticut cracker manufacturer, and Mrs. Boss at the Thorn Dike. Mr. F. W. Parker of Lewiston Maine, state banks examiner of Maine, and Mr. D. D. Rawlett of St. Albans Vermont, president of the Vermont Central Railroad, are also at the Adams House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Venner
New York
Venner
Brunswick
P. J. Healey
Chicago
Healey
C. D. Boss
Connecticut
Boss
Thorndike
F. W. Parker
Lewiston
State Banks Examiner
Maine
D. D. Rawlett
St. Albans
Vermont Central Railroad
Adams House
The Prudent Use Dr Bull S Cough Syrup On Hand
A brief promotional note urging readers to keep Dr Bull s Cough Syrup ready as a prudent health precaution.
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Nova Scotia
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Harper's Ferry
Marlboro
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Sewanee, Tenn
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Paine’s Furniture Company
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Boston & Maine Depot
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Bohemian Beer
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