Boston Post subscription rates by state listed
The Boston Post shows subscription rates by state and region with Boston and New York bases. The list includes Massachusetts New York Ohio California Illinois Missouri and many others with varied monthly charges totaling a district wide price schedule.
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Hill
Clevelan
New York
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
North Dakota
Virginia
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
jMansas
Indiana
Wyoming
Oregon
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Vermont
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District Columbia
Connecticut
Missouri
Arizona
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Georgia
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California
New Jersey
Carney Fund Upbeat Push Extends Boston Aid
Readers rally for Carney Hospital in South Boston with a $10,000 goal. The Post fund drive reports early large donations from A Shuman and P H Callanan, plus pledges from Rosner TrReEAT PAINE and others. The plan relies on 50 at 100, 100 at 10, 200 at 5, 1,000 at 20 cents, and 20,000 at 10 cents to reach the target. The note praises Boston’s charitable spirit and cites legislative action as context.
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Divi
Rictia & Bidlbes
Carney Hospital grant sparks support and debate in Boston
Readers commend the $10,000 grant for Carney Hospital while others condemn the renewal. The paper urges funding by popular subscription, citing letters of support and donations. Amid political chatter about Mr Blaine, the piece notes uncertainty and calls for unity among his supporters.
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Carney Hospital
Boston
Boston church fundraiser letter requests support for state aid
The letter documents a $200 donation plan including $100 from the writer and $100 credited to P. F. Carey of 1278 Washington Street and Broadway South Boston. Pastor P. H. Callanan appeals to Boston residents to provide funds not as charity but as justice, noting Mr. Shuman’s assistance and aiming to supplement state requests.
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Boston
A. Shuman
P. H. Callanan
St. John’s Church
Newton Lower Falls
Shuman
Post Fund
P. F. Carey
Washington Street
Broadway
South
Albert A. Poor
Rospert Trreeat Paine
Patrick Meehan
Joan E. Russeil
Boston Post
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Subscription check to Carney Hospital fund pledge
A reader from Jamaica Plain Mass encloses a check for subscription to the Carney Hospital fund. Patrick Meehan signs the note with courtesy and regards.
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Sir—Inclosed
Carney Hospital Fund
Patrick Meehan
Jamaica Plain
Mass
Letter to editor supports Carney Hospital fund drive
Albert A. Pope of 221 Columbus Avenue endorses the Post plan to raise ten thousand dollars for Carney Hospital and encloses a one hundred dollar check. He wishes success in the effort and signs his name.
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Carney Hospital
Albert A. Pope
Columbus Avenue
Noble unsectarian spirit at Carney Hospital
Robert Treat Paine of Boston sends $100 with pleasure to Carney Hospital praising their noble unsectarian spirit and excellent patient care. Letter dated May 24 from 6 Joy Street.
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Carney Hospital
Robert Treat Paine
Joy Street
Boston
Telegram from Leicester man lists Russell among fifty
Special telegram received at 10 p.m. Tuesday night lists John E. Russell of Leicester, Massachusetts, as one of the fifty, dated May 24.
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Post
Sir
John E. Russell
Leicester
Mass
Subscription Enclosed for Carney Hospital Fund
Sadie Lillie Walter Maurice Ray and Eva Rosnosky send sixty dollars toward the ten thousand dollar Carney Hospital fund. The note is dated Boston May 24 and signed I Rosnosky.
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Carney Hospital
Sadie
Lillie
Walter
Maurice
Ray
Eva Rosnosky
Boston
I. Rosnosky
Carney Hospital Fund Patched by Local Tailor Gift
L Gans and Co, a Boston merchant tailoring firm at 269 Washington Street, encloses a check for 10 dollars toward the Carney Hospital fund, offering best wishes and urging support for the noble cause.
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Carney Hospital Fund
L. Gans & CO
Merchant Tailors
Washington Street
Boston
Hurrah for the Fund Subscription Letter
WILLIAM B. F. WHALL of Tremont Street sends a cheerful $10 check to Carney Hospital and Hurrah for the Post, signaling support and a formal subscription. The note expresses respect and confirms the contribution details.
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Carney Hospital
William B. F. Whall
Tremont Street
Representative Capen’s View on State Aid to Private Institutions
A Boston letter to the editor from Robert P Capen dated May 25 1892 argues against state funding to private bodies except for special cases like Carney Hospital. He states he is pleased to contribute ten dollars as one of one hundred donors.
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Carney Hospital
Robert P. Capen
House of Representatives
Boston
Friends of humanity in Boston back Carney's noble work
Boston supporters rally to aid Carney in his humanitarian project. Organizers urge volunteers and donations to sustain the effort and extend relief to those served by the program.
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Friends of Humanity
Boston
Lend
Will He Accept Blaines Nomination to Presidency
The text reports on Blaine’s possible presidential nomination and quotes Jesse M. Gove after meeting anti-Harrison faction leaders. It notes Senator Hale as a close ally and relative, with reference to the Republican Boston Journal’s take on Hale.
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Blaine
Jesse M. Gove
Senator Hale
Republican Boston Journal
Hale
Great bicycle meet at Somerville featured relay from New York
The Somerville bicycle meet in about two weeks will attract over twenty clubs and hundreds of riders. A relay race from New York to Somerville via New Haven Hartford and Springfield could greatly heighten interest, following the Chicago experiment. The proposed date is June 17 and is urged to clubs to consider.
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Somerville
New York
Chicago
New Haven
Hartford
Springfield
Legislature urged to seek Supreme Court ruling on registration law
The Attorney General supports constitutionality but urges Legislature to decide its expediency. Public opinion calls the bill unjust and discriminating for tying tax payment to voter list eligibility. Morally and legally flawed, the measure is partisan and should be sent to the Supreme Court for authoritative interpretation.
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Supreme Court
Senate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Pillsbury
Paying as We Go Mayor Matthews Favors Municipal Prudence
The mayor reduces the loan order to enforce paying current expenses from taxation rather than borrowing. He upholds a policy rejected by opponents to avoid increasing city debt for ordinary improvements. The amended order distinguishes permanent improvements from current costs, signaling a principled stance for sound municipal finance.
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Matthews
Boston Journal
President Harrison considered for Supreme Court pick
The New York Tribune notes President Harrison is carefully weighing an associate justice to replace the late Bradley. It suggests the successor will likely come from New Jersey or Pennsylvania as party tensions rise and the Quax faction holds influence.
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New York Tribune
Harrison
Federal Supreme Court
Bradley
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Quax
Tribune hints at Harrison patronage and vindication aim
The Tribune suggests dissatisfaction in Pennsylvania over patronage and notes a wish to secure vindication by naming a United States judge. It questions whether this hints at how Harrison might neutralize foes to secure his nomination, prompting readers to wait for Minneapolis events and beyond.
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Republican Party of
Pennsylvania
United States
the Tribune
Harrison
Minneapolis
New Jersey Democrats Endorse Governor Abetit's Coal Trust Veto
At a Trenton convention, New Jersey Democrats adopt resolutions backing Governor Abetit's veto of a bill to legalize the coal trust. They claim democracy and anti monopoly will carry the country and call the ticket the people's ticket. They challenge McKinleyites and push for a Republican stand against trusts like Reading.
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New Jersey
Cleveland
Chicago
Trenton
Abbetit
New England
McKinleyites
Reading Trust
Blaine and Gresham in Humiliating Republican Ticket
The piece ridicules the Blaine and Gresham ticket as ironical satire. It highlights how the anti Harrison movement sees the pair as politically compromised by past corrupt campaigns and questions their national reputation. It notes denunciations of Duphry and his blocks of five and mentions Judge Woops in a critical light. The tone condemns the Republican nomination as a farce.
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Harrison
Duphry
Notable local figures amid city developments 70 years in view
Mr A W Brumhill plans to open a school of acting in the city. Albert Stafford of the Young Men's Institute arranges the annual Crescent Beach outing. Seth Vinal, longtime watchmaker, is secretary of the Watch Factory Relief Association linked to the Waltham factory. Secretary Cheney of the New England Granite Manufacturers Association deals with lockout issues and fake reports. Teddy Heath marked 70 with a $100 purse from colleagues at the Chamber of Commerce. W S Stoddard, veteran State House messenger, completes 52 years of service dating from 1840, at age 77 still active with no retirement in sight.
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A. W. Brumhill
Albert
Teddy
Thomas D. Heathfield
Chamber of Commerce
State House
W.S. Stoddard
Stoddard
Stevens
Treasury Department
Notable Military Figures and Cleric Ties Across Cities
General Samuel J. Anderson returns to Portland while Colonel Joan S. Mosby visits his former home in Virginia. Major John R. McGinness takes command at Kennebec Arsenal and will oversee the Eastport practice battery. Rev. John C. Perkins plans a Boston wedding and Europe trip, returning to duties in September. General Alfred Pleasanton hides in Washington for two years in a hotel suite. Dr. T. V. McGillicuddy, once Pine Ridge Indian agent, now Rapid City banker contemplates Sioux exhibit with Buffalo Bill at the World’s Fair.
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Samuel J. Anderson
Portland
Joan S. Mosby
Warranton
John R. McGinness
Kennebec Arsenal
Eastport
John C. Perkins
Boston
Europe
Alfred Pleasanton
Washington
Capital
T. V. McGillicuddy
Pine Ridge
Rapid City
S. D
Buffalo Bill
Dr John G Dyer in critical condition after paralysis attack
Portland physician Dr John G Dyer lies critically ill from an attack of paralysis. Counts Caprivi is nearly as heavy as Bismarck after Schwenninger cure, tipping the scales at 216. Mrs Grant will not publish her memoirs of her husband, finishing the manuscript three weeks ago but delaying publication on friends' advice. Frank Jackson of Jefferson, an invalid, gathers autographs sending his album worldwide. Alfred Tennyson has just signed it in England.
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John G. Dyer
Portland
Count Caprivi
Bismarck
England
Alfred Tennyson
Farewell Banquet for Mr. I Abraham at Youngs Before Europe Departure
A farewell banquet at Youngs honored Mr. I Abraham on the eve of his departure for Europe. I Kaffenburgh served as toastmaster while Hr J Weil presented a token of regard. Attendees included L Joselsohn S Friedlander C B Keene J Kaffenburgh L Abraham H J Weil and several Ehrlichs and Nortons among others.
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I. H. Dinner
Dr. H. Ehrlich
J. J. O’brien
N. Schloss
LA. Rich
5. Ehrlich
M. Berger
Mars Andrews
N Simonds
J. W. Streicher
P. L. Alberti
L. Wolfson
M. Hill
I. Buttonmaker
H. W. Norton
D. Ehrlich
L. Bieringer
A. V. Norton
J. B. Henry
E.S. Goulston
Kuxbaum
Vorenberg
A. Stern
H. Andrews
Ehrlich
Incog and the star who helped make it a hit
Debut behind the smash hit Incog tells how Charles Dickson rose to the front rank of American actors. The piece traces the play by Mrs Romualdo Pacheco, Dickson’s bold leap from obscurity to stardom, and the strained negotiations with backers before success. Jay Gould continues in business with railroad moves in Kansas. Blaine's presidential fate is debated with an offered editorial suggestion from 1888.
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Charlie Dickson
Jay Gould
Mr. Blaine
Sidney Rosenfeld
Nat Goodwin
Roland Reed
Charles Dickson
Boston Museum
Dickson
Romualdo Pacheco
Guatemala
California
New York
George Lederer
Lederer
Enterprise
Marcus Mayer
Kansas
Mr. Gould
Anniversary Reception Honors Forty-First Y M C A Event
The Y M C A Christian Union observed its forty first anniversary with informal socializing. The Brown Glee Banjo and Mandolin Club performed for twenty five members in the upper reading room, the Beacon Orchestral Club with twelve lady artists played in the reading room, and Dyer's orchestra entertained in the gymnasium where members also performed gymnastic exercises.
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The
Y. M. Christian Union
Brown Glee, Banjo and Mandolin Club
Beacon Orchestral Club
Dyer
Western State Plans Law For Bigamist Wives
A satirical note describes a proposed Western state measure to compel a bigamist to live with all wives, while newspapers warn preachers about a summer exodus. The column mocks moral crusades and includes quips on sea shore mischief and heavenly provisions.
Humorous Quotations and Sidelights from 19th Century Papers
A collage of witty lines and observations from various newspapers. Juxtapositions range from farming pride and market terms to social mores and travel humor. Notable quips touch on voice, potatoes, public singers, religion, hash, class, and fashion in San Francisco and Philadelphia society.
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Columbus Post
Lowell Courier
Binghamton
Somerville Journal
San Francisco
Philadelphia Ledger
Baltimore American
Latin School Battalion Prize Drill at Mechanics Hall
The Latin School boys staged a warlike prize drill at Mechanics Hall with a packed balcony. Major Swombly led bayonet exercises while officers supervised. Company G won first prize, Company A second, and Company H a special prize with E. L. Gogan taking top medal in the competitive drill.
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Mechanics Hall
A. Swombly
C. G. Hollister
H.twombly
R. B. Metcalf
Cartermaster L. A. Friedman
A. C. Holway
H. F. Knight
H. M. Fisk
L. F. Sise
F. E. Tower
J. C. Hollister
J. C. Ss. Andrews
F. E. Parker
Rogers Dow
R. B. Sprague
E. L. Gogan
C. H. Warren
Bowen Estate Sells at Auction for 3200 Dollars
Henry J Bowen sold at auction on Wednesday afternoon an estate at 254 West Sixth Street extending to Bowen Street. H Donovap paid 3200 dollars plus 1892 taxes.
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Henry J. Bowen
West Sixth Street
Bowen Street
H. Donovap
Vermont Prohibitionists Nominate State Ticket at Rutland Convention
The Vermont Prohibitionists held their state convention in Rutland on May 25. They nominated E. L. Allen for Governor and W. P. Stafford for Lieutenant Governor, with E. T. Griswold, Mvron Davidson, and H. F. Cummings for Secretary of State, Treasurer, and Auditor respectively.
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A. L. Ferguson
Burlington
Don Atwood
Castleton
C. W. Wyman
Brattleboro
H. 8. Mack
Hardwick
Young Men’s Prohibition League
State Young Men’s Prohibition League of
Vermont
Indianpolis
Old Soldiers Reunion at Fort Independence Banquet
Survivors of the Fourth Battalion and comrades of the Thirteenth Regiment held a reunion and banquet at Young's last evening to mark the thirty first anniversary of occupying Fort Independence. About fifty veterans attended chaired by Colonel H Leonard with Special Guest Sergeant CC Adams of the Eleventh United States Infantry. Notables included Captain William H Cundy Captain J A Howe Captain Augustus Sampson Captain James A Fox Major E C Peirce Lt Col Charles Hovey Lt William H Cary Lt E Rollins Lt Edwin R Frost and Lt E W Cody.
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Young
Fort Independence
H. Leonard
CC. Adams
Eleventh Regiment
United States Infantry
Fourth Battalion
William H. Cundy
J. A. Howe
Augustus Sampson
James A. Fox
E. C. Peirce
Charles Hovey
William H. Cary
E. Rollins
Edwin R. Frost
E. W. Cody
New predicts rising support for English bimetallism
Washington May 25 United States Consul General London John C New says a satisfactory solution to the silver question in England is near The Bank of England directors fear gold only operations and are urging bimetallism He notes a conference in the city may produce substantial results.
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Washington
John C. New
United States
London
United Press
England
Pearline House Cleaning Ad Warns Against Imitations
A nostalgic exhortation praises Pearline for house cleaning and urges readers to beware of unscrupulous grocers selling imitations. The letter by James Pyle of New York decries peddlers and false claims, urging customers to return substitutes and insist on the real Pearline product.
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