Boston Post City Representative Democratic Paper of New England
May 1895 masthead notes the Boston Post as a Democratic paper for New England with subscription rates for daily and weekly editions. It lists prices, mailing details, and payment instructions from the Boston office and New York agent.
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Boston Post
Representative Democratic Paper OF
New England
Dee
Boston
Washington Street
New York
A. Frank Richardson
Tribune Building
MOTTO: With a Mission and Without a Muzzle
The Boston Journal ridicules Postmaster Harr as a martyr to Democratic office greed. Harr, not aligned with the Journal, resigned after Cleveland’s election, allowing a veteran wounded in the Union to take his post as Democrats gain control.
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The
Boston Journal
Harr
Journal
Cleveland
Hanr
Music Hall Crown For Copley Square Proposed
The article argues a northerly music hall at Copley Square would complete the architectural quartet beside Trinity Church the Museum of Fine Arts and the Public Library. It cites Copley Square as Boston’s show spot noting population movement and trade pressure to repurpose the old Music Hall for this new use.
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Copley Square
Rorci
Boston
Trinity Church
Museum of Fine Arts
Public
Kilham
Music Hall
End of Carlyle Harris Case at Sing Sing
The death sentence on Carlyle Harris was carried out at Sing Sing Prison today amid public questions about the verdict. Governor Flower ordered an independent inquiry that confirmed the conviction, based on circumstantial evidence, countering distrust in the trial and the lack of admitted evidence.
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Carlyle Harris
Sing Sing
Flower
Courts of Appeal
Hannis
Flowek
Beauty Unadorned at the World’s Fair
The article defends nude sculpture at the World’s Fair, arguing nudity can embody beauty and moral uplift. It condemns critics who find offense, urging education to appreciation of the human form within art and suggesting the fair could advance this reform.
The People’s Victory Over Army Bill Rejection
The German Parliament’s rejection of the army bill marks a clear victory for the people and constitutional government over militarism. This act is not a fleeting political moment but a significant constitutional clash with long lasting implications.
End of Kaiser's pitched battle with people seals victory
After five months of parliamentary struggle Kaiser and people reach a decisive outcome as Germany prepares to vote within a month. The constitutional party presses ahead while Caprivi’s compromise bids fail and the Reichstag shows firm resolve. The nation faces a pivotal election with militarism struck a hard blow.
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Kaiser
Germany
Reichstag
Caprivi
Europe
Trusts and Monopolies: A Public Warning After the Flurry
The author argues the financial panic exposed the dangers of industrial trusts and monopolies. Legislation and vigorous courts could have crushed them. now business shows resilience but warns against consolidation of control by speculators. The piece urges a return to legitimate enterprise and rejection of inflated value backed by production.
Deacon Whirlk Rehabilitated Yet Gambling Losses Loom
The article critiques Deacon Whuirk for gambling losses used to cover debts, noting past rehabilitations and celebrations by clergy and public figures. It argues society tolerates such schemes and calls for ending rehabilitation when such men fail to transfer others' money for personal gain.
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Wuirk
Crief
Wurre
Reform Needed at World's Fair Concessions
The article argues that World’s Fair management must stop extortion inside the grounds. Chicago newspapers report concession holders fleece visitors at every turn, from toilets to benches and water. It calls for quick, decisive reform as citizens who paid for the fair won't tolerate robbery by beneficiaries.
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Chicago
Chicago Mail
United States
New York World Marks Tenth Anniversary Under Pulitzer
The New York World celebrates ten years since its purchase by its current proprietor with a 100 page edition featuring fine color work and a full survey of national progress and journalism. The piece highlights Jospeh Pulitzer as the driving force behind a bold era of intellectual and moral advancement in the press despite personal health challenges.
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New York World
Josreph Pueitzer
New York
Stock Market Turmoil Stuns Investors In One Week
The market endured a severe week with leading securities dropping 7 percentage points from yearly highs. Analysts attribute the decline to narrow trading and inflated values, noting the worst may be behind them as weak holders are shaken out and assets settle into solid hands.
Lesson on currency stability through wise legislation
The text urges that confidence in the currency must be secured by intelligent legislative action to stabilize values. It notes close American and English markets and the low number of failures as a sign of resilience, while warning that without proper policy external effects could disrupt trade.
Observant Citizen notes at Parker House crossing and local events
The writer details Officer Charlie Maynes at a May festival in Music Hall and overheard remarks about youthfulness. It mentions Shore Acres closing May 27 after 100th performance and notes civic figures like Dr William Brooks joining the B A committee, plus other city stories and local observations.
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Charlie” Maynes
Parker House
Music Hall
Charlie
Lesson of the Ride: Calls for Better Roads Nationwide
The Springfield Union notes the Boston to Chicago relay bicycle race shows how poor roads slow riders and warns Massachusetts and New York routes alike need improvements. The Haverhill Gazette notes the race began with excitement and will attract broad interest as it progresses.
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Springfield Union
Boston
Chicago
Massachusetts
New York
Haverhill Gazette
Boston Post
Marlboro Relay Cyclists Overcome Odds in Race
Marlboro Enterprise notes the relay bicyclists were hours behind schedule yet far performed well given heavy competition and limited road vehicle support.
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Marlboro Enterprise
Necessity of Good Roads Urges Resort Prosperity
From the Martha's Vineyard Herald the piece argues that good roads are nearly as essential as hotels air and scenery to the prosperity of summer resorts emphasizing transport quality for visitor growth and local commerce.
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Martha's Vineyard
Wenham 250th Anniversary Observed With Town Hall Service
Wenham marks its 250th anniversary with morning events at the Town Hall including an address by Abbott Johnson and a historical address by Alden P White. The day features a dinner, speeches, and performances by the Apollo Quartet and Salem Jadet Band. town committee members are named.
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Wenham
Abbott Johnson
Alden P. White
Danvers
Apollo Quartet
Boston
Salem Jadet Band
Richard E. Dodge
Fred P. Stanton
William B. Morgan
Simeon Dodge
First Congregational Church
Mr. Clark
Salem
John Endicott
Beverly
Manchester
Marblehead
Lynn
Topsfield
Wenham Lake
Enon
Hugh Peters
John
Ipswich
General Court of Elections
Phineas Fisk
John Fisk
Charles Gott
William Fisk
Robert Ward
William Fairfield
Timothy Pickering
Congress
Great Britain
Monfument
Thomas Perkins
Thomas Ponland
Isaac Porter
Minute Men
Quips and Quirks Through Petite Personalities
A column of witty social quips from various papers highlights marital quirks and social pretenses. Remarks touch on frugal husbands, changeable spouses, dancing lessons, theater outings, and tea habits with tongue in cheek commentary on manners and romance.
Social Calendar Notices for May 8 in Boston
Readers are urged to send brief memoranda of forthcoming social events. On Monday May 8 receptions are planned at 455 Beacon Street 4 to 6 to 10 and at 519 Beacon Street and the Ludlow 4 30 to 6 30. A golden wedding at Mt. Vernon Church Ashburton Place 7 to 10 and a College Club reception at 76 Marlboro Street with Mrs G C Answorth at 374 Newbury Street.
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Frank T. Partridge
Beacon Street
W. H. Lyon
Ronald A. Stuart
Ludlow
William Cushing
Cushing
Mt. Vernon
Ashburton Place
College Club
Marlboro Street
G. C. Answorth
Newbury Street
Notable Women Gaining Posts and Honors Worldwide
Miss Lizzie A. Smith and Mrs. Anna C. Fall named special Commonwealth commissioners for life joining Miss Alice Parker and Miss M. A. Greene. Also: Miss Bessie P. Holmes admitted to Berlin Royal Conservatory. 19 of 51 global candidates. Notes on women in Kansas University and Zurich women led supplement. Queen Margherita’s journal habit. Baroness Wilson’s travels. Venezuela funding. Miss Florence Marryat’s literary life and pet house.
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Lizzie A. Smith
Newburyport
Anna C. Fall
Commonwealth
Alice Parker
M. A. Greene
Bessie P. Holmes
Northampton
Mt. Holyoke College
Eliza Wilder Holmes
Royal Conservatory of Music of Berlin
Holmes
Berlin
Kansas University
Switzerland
Zurich Post
Emily Kempin
Margherita
Baroness Wilson
South America
United States
Venezuela
Spain
Madrid
Florence Marryat
West Kensington
Advice to a young girl pursuing theater from Mary Anderson
The actress Mary Anderson says a girl anxious to enter theater should study as much as possible at home. She can learn Shakespeare and other dramatists in her own room, while business details and dated traditions are the only hindrances. True success comes from natural talent and suitable qualifications.
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Troy Press
Flyabout
Chicago Tribune
Washington Star
Mamie
Maud
Chicago News Record
Tailor’s
Paris Figaro
Mamma
Lottie
Hicks
Mrs. Dawson
Marper
Mary Anderson
Women of Rio Grande Elect Trustee With Civic Push
The women of Rio Grande New Jersey ran a political campaign to elect a school trustee allied with their interests. They nominated the candidate, campaigned districtwide, and even warned servants and laundry workers that voting against him could cost jobs. Men competed for votes but the women won by a small yet adequate majority.
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Rio Grande
N. J
Frances Willard to Remain Abroad for Health Recovery
Miss Frances Willard’s health delays her return to America. She planned to depart May 20 with transportation arranged, but doctors advise delay until August or September. Dr Broadbent warns a voyage home could be fatal, and she will spend July in Switzerland before continuing summers in the mountains.
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Miss Frances Willard
America
Broadbent
London
Miss Willard
Switzerland
New York Ball Planned for H R H May 22
Princess Foulalie is expected to reach New York on Wednesday week May 1 and the ladies of New York plan a ball at Madison Square Garden on May 22 for H R H. The assembly rooms of the Madison Square Garden are to host the event.
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Foulalie
New York
Madison Square Garden
Infanta Invitations Amidst Balls and Fashion At Madrid
The Infanta’s visit to America prompts consideration of mass invitations over class ones for social events. The Bourbon princess, energetic and wealthy, resembles Queen Isabella in youth, with her husband heir to half of a $12 million Montpensier fortune and wardrobes described as magnificently ornate.
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Infanta
America
Isabella
Duke of Montpensier
Madrid
Midnight Band of Mercy feeds cats before dawn
In New York the Midnight Band of Mercy, led by Mrs Grace E Devide, prowls streets at 2 to 4 am to feed stray cats. The group claims to feed 2000 cats weekly using meat and fish and plans to expand citywide. Police in the Nineteenth precinct note the cats appear untroubled by the efforts.
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New York
Midnight Band of Mercy
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Cats
Grace E. Devide
Band of Mercy
Marriage Is a Failure and Its Causes
A satirical piece lists reasons marriages fail including money driven motives and unequal vacations. It contrasts the husband’s spending on cigars with the wife’s purchase of hosiery and bonnets, and notes disputes over fashion. The tone critiques lack of shared thought and control in domestic life.
Harvard Woman Astronomer Emerges at Observatory
Miss Nina Fleming of the Harvard College Observatory rapidly rises to astronomer rank once held by Maria Mitchell at Vassar. A Scotch woman who taught five years in Dundee public schools before Boston, she leads a corps of trained women assistants and has identified twenty one new variable stars through study of photographs computations and reductions.
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Nina Fleming
Harvard College Observatory
Maria Mitchell
Vassar
Fleming
Boston
Dundee
Lizzie Borden Trial Demand Reported in Massachusetts
From the Franklin Transcript a call for a speedy trial in Massachusetts emerges, highlighting regional attention on Lizzie Borden amidst New England chatter and legal urgency.
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Franklin Transcript
Massachusetts
Lizzie Borden
New England
A Note of Alaar at Fourth Presbyterian Church
The Rev. J F H Hinman urged the church to actively combat corruption in business and politics. He argued religion must shape life and industry, calling for action against adulterated goods, stock gambling, trusts, low wages, and deceptive sales practices to uphold Christian ethics. He cited dialogue with a Brooklyn businessman about honesty in commerce.
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Fourth Presbyterian Church
J F. H. Hinman
Church of Jesus Christ
Woman Suffragists Day Events And Guests
A reception for Mrs Crimiston Chant and Miss Kirstine Frederiksen opens at the Woman Suffrage Parlors on Park Street Monday from 8 30 to 5 30 am The Music Hall festival Tuesday evening features Senator Hoar presiding with Mrs Chant Frederiksen Dr Gordon and other noted advocates Expected guests include Colonel T W Higginson Mrs Lucy Stone Mrs Julia Ward Howe Mrs Mary A Livermore Mrs Anna Gorlin Spencer and William Lloyd Garrison
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Crimiston Chant
Kirstine Frederiksen
Park Street
Music Hall
Senator Hoar
Chant
Frederiksen
Gordon
Old South Church
T. W. Higginson
Lucy Stone
Julia Ward Howe
Mary A. Livermore
Anna Gorlin Spencer
William Lloyd Garrison
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Loveland
New England Kennel Club
Matthews
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Tom
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Captain Dawson
Station 5
Tremont
Conundrum
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Siti
Miss Gertie
Cowles
Montgomery, Mass
Dana
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Montgomery
Mass
E. W. Pettis
Lewis T. Allyn
L. O. Moor
H. C. Kelso
Bana Sarsaparilia Co
Belfast
Maine
Lowell Mail
Marry
Wilson Bros
Rom &G
Tremont Row
Salmon—Chenery
Montague
M. L. Richardson
W. L. Salmon
Turners Falls
Mary P. Chenery
Isaac Chenery
Brown
Charlestown
Marion H
John T. Brown
Chace
Mary Louisa Chace
Daniel Kimball Chace
Richard Cobb
Collins
Dorchester
Edwin Collins
Comer
Maria Comee
Vlint
Revere Street
Lucy A. Flint
Andover
N. H
Arthur Train
James
Carrie B. Morton
Sanford
Gertrude Eien du Puy Sanford
Henry Shelton Sanford
Gertrude Ellen du Puy
Legation
Brussels
Belgium
Tuefys
Walpole
Sarah Labare Tufts
Jonas Tufts
Walker
Cambridgeport
William A
John Www
Annie M. Walker
City Messenger
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Wadham
Charles Henry Wadham
Anna Cora L. Wadham
Toston
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