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Post Publishing Company
Boston
Washington Street
New York
A. Frank Richardson
Tribune Building
An Object Lesson in Roads Post Relay Race Ends
The Posv relay bicycle race ends after stormy conditions test endurance and skill. The ride proves the bicycle usable under severe weather, and highlights the need for improved roads across the relay region to prevent mud and transportation delays affecting farms and industry.
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Posv
Legacy of Republicanism and the Treasury Debacle
The piece denounces Republican attacks on Cleveland's administration for gold shortages and Treasury woes. It argues the Treasury mess stems from four years of Republican policy and cites reform resistance by the Senate to sound money and silver repeal. It claims the country bears the legacy of Republican folly.
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Cleveland
Treasury
Senate
Lienman
Boston Journal
Congress
Sunday Opening and World’s Fair Troubles Highlight Costs
The article argues Sunday openings would barely offset lost admissions while rail fares and hotel prices deter visitors. After five days the fair is incomplete, and attendance is meagre with disputes in the music bureau and among vendors.
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Chicago
Music Bureau
Chicago Fair and Railroads Clash Over Access Costs
The author argues fair patrons must pay tribute to railroads to reach Chicago and face robbery, doubting improvement prospects. Managers are urged to focus on railroads rather than debating Sunday opening legality, deeming it a more important effort for progress.
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Chicago
Industrial trusts collapse signals financial retribution
A calm replaces panic as industrial trusts crash and speculative water stock loses value. The piece argues the decline targets inflated securities while genuine enterprises remain sound and calls the episode a warning against trusts. It notes the sixth annual Republican League convention opening May 10 at Macauley’s Theatre in Louisville with related sessions by the American Republican College League and the Women’s Republican Association.
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Stock Exchange
Republican League of the United States
Macauley
Louisville
Republican National Committee
American Protection Tariff League
American Republi
League
American Republican College League
Women’s Republican Association of the United States
Waite's Fall Under Scrutiny Highlights Harsh Critique
A critique portrays Waite as a skilled manipulator rather than a criminal, praising his word but condemning his profiteering from others' losses. It argues his wealth came from harmful tricks, with past fortunes built on corners and squeezes that ruined rivals, offering a grim warning if his downfall proves final.
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Waite
Republican rhetoric misreads PENNOYER response to Garesaum
The piece argues GOP cheer over Governor Pennoyer's reply ignores consequences of independent action. It warns anti Chinese riots could incur national damages paid by all Americans, citing Wyoming Silver Creek massacre and New Orleans brig burns as examples, and accuses Republican organs of folly.
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Pennoyer
Garesuam
Oregon
United States
Silver Creek
Wyoming
New Orleans
Louisiana
Protest Call Split Over Tariff and Free Trade
The piece argues Massachusetts manufacturers should refrain from Washington and rely on a filed record opposing McKinleyism. It says workmen should go to protest a tariff policy that has closed iron mills and caused mass unemployment, while the Democratic Congress will likely grant the demand for free resources.
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Congressman Walker
The
Journal
Massachusetts
Washington
Democratic Congress
Schooner Hamburg Dismasted In Run To New York
Rockland Maine May 5 Schooner Hamburg James Bryant master of Jones Bay Street John bound for New York dismasted and main boom carried away in yesterday’s squall off the harbor leaving the vessel damaged and wavering at anchor for repairs
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Rockland
Hamburg
James Bryant
Jones‘aly St. John
New York
Sbotub
Gas investigation reveals Brookline firm under scrutiny over stock control
Testimony shows Brookline Gas Company led by Robert Amory examined in depth regarding corporate history and private records. New York buyers and brokers moved to gain control, with stock holdings disclosed and planned pooling discussed. Bay State Gas legislation calls for reorganization and possible city takeover if consolidation fails.
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Dr. Amory
New York
Dillaway
Brookline
Rogers
Boston
Brooklyn
Amory
Back Bay
Brookline Company
Bay State
Famil
Messrs. Rogers
Wordenfelt
R. B. Mack
John C. Inches
Rosnosky
Harcourt Amory
Brookline Gas Company
Parker Chandler
Williams
Barker
Proceedings reveal amendment to original Brookline Gas inquiry
Clerk J T Leary testified about the amendment inserting the word net in the recommendation. Commissioner McDonald aims to act on Mayor Matthews petition by April 15 after others request more time. Dr Amory stated Rogers Smith and Friedenfelt of New York purchased large blocks of Brookline Gas stock, with ownership not yet confirmed.
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J. T. Leary
Leary
McDonald
Matthews
Yalk
Dr. Amory
Messrs. Rogers, Smith and Friedenfelt
New York
Brookline Gas Company
Why Is the New Post Like the Pure Air
Yesterday's conundrum asks why the New Post resembles a cash merchant. The answer hints at distrust in financial dealings and the press's role in trade ethics.
Bills for Legislature Seek to Curb Massachusetts Corporations
Attorney Anderson presents three proposed acts. The first would seize dividends from Massachusetts stock used as security for foreign firms and outlaw such distributions unless authorized. The second covers gas companies, requiring commissioner approval for contracts and limiting notes or bonds to cash or property, with open records and fair pricing. The third act appears unfinished in the text.
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Bay State Gas Company
Bay State Company
Boston
J. BE. Addicks
Supreme Judicial Court
Dorchester
Roxbury
South Boston
Anderson
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Board of Gas and Electric Lift Commissioners
Board of Gas and Electric Light Commissioners
Observant Citizen highlights Boston figures and events
A column notes Boston notables including John Maher the sub-treasury watchman and Judge John W. Corcoran. It mentions Rev. William Winslow for archaeological work, Superintendent T. D. Roberts departing for Milwaukee, and plans for urban crisis homes with Mr Mills. Also cited are Charles A. Busiel and young Charles F. Lander, Demorest medalist, with praise for his teacher.
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Boston
John Maher
Sub-Treasury
T. D. Roberts
Milwaukee
Wis
B. Fay Mills
Roberts
Deliberate death by own action shocks Boston man
Lucius W. Lovell of Boston ended his life Thursday night by leaping from the Tremont steamship off the Isles of Shoals. He had planned the act for years, leaving a telegram and a letter in his stateroom and expressing calm resolve to enter a happier existence beyond this life.
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Lucius W. Lovell
Lovell
Tremont
Boston
Portland
Isle of Shoals
L. W. Lovell
Andrew
Mabel
Mrs. Andrew
Keith
Bridgewater
Vernon News
Gummey
Huggins
Glanders
Detroit Free Press
Elsie
Vogue
Chappie
Ethel
Asker
Mushman
Tasker
Yonkers Gazette
The People s Candidate
If Mayor Matthews becomes the Democratic nominee for Governor next fall a lively campaign would follow His associates in steering the Democratic party in Massachusetts are not timid and his mayoral record is seen as appealing to public sympathy
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Milford Journal
Matthews
Massachusetts
Coveney Appointment Seen as Boost to Democratic Post Office Policy
Colonel Coveney is celebrated as a staunch advocate of progressive democracy in Massachusetts. His appointment signals recognition of that stance and promises a broader, steadier handling of postal affairs for Boston.
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Manchester
N. SL
Coveney
Massachusetts
Boston
Lawrence to Lead Church as Dynamic Preacher Portrait
The Springfield Republican lauds Dr Lawrence as manly direct forceful pleasing preacher. He is 43 and praised for sound judgment and uncommon executive capacity, with a promising career of splendid usefulness if health permits.
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The
Springfield Republican
Lawrence
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