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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1899
Page
4
The Boston Post presents its Democratic-leaning viewpoint as the representative paper of New England, outlining a liberal editorial stance and participation in regional political discourse. It emphasizes coverage of local events, national politics, and social issues with a focus on civic engagement.
An editorial urges Aldermen to authorize time off with pay for city employees to vote in the upcoming election. It notes mayoral action likely and discusses broader implications for Ohio and Nebraska contests and national implications of the off year vote, including Bryan and McKinley dynamics and Philippine policy signals.
A Boston man leads the Democratic State ticket. The text urges piling up Democratic votes for Paine and all associates, praising them as good men. It argues a vote for the State ticket today aids a Democratic mayor of Boston in December.
The piece urges Boston voters to support Robert Treat Paine Jr and Mack to build a solid Democratic base for a future Massachusetts governor. It argues a Democratic win would signal momentum for the party in state affairs and help establish a lasting political dynasty similar to Russell.
Boston reports the largest registration in its history signaling a strong turnout for the Democratic State ticket. Analysts say the city’s registration surge could translate into a decisive Democratic vote statewide.
An editorial urges mill owners to share profits with operatives after industrial recovery in New England. It cites past wage cuts during Southern competition, notes gains in profits, and argues against ongoing resistance to labor demands as bad policy.
The article notes a Massachusetts Democratic governor visiting this period and predicts Boston’s vote will decide his arrival. It stresses that the biggest statewide tally for the party will come from Boston’s support, shaping tomorrow’s results.
Massachusetts readers focus on Ohio where McKinley eligibility for President is questioned as his campaign managers bet on a strong Republican showing. Political strategist Hanna faces scrutiny for tying McKinley’s fate to Ohio, a state with a history of Republican majorities.
A Democratic Boston mayor hopes tomorrow’s election will produce a decisive victory for the Democratic governor candidate. The result is framed as necessary to settle the political question beyond doubt.
A fragmented Brookyn Life excerpt questions poetry and printing style. It likens lines to silken pages and asks for a pattern while musing on vague images of hair and cabbages, conveying a whimsical, unfinished note. The text reads as a playful, scattered monologue about writing and form.
In a May sun McGrady confronts a German woman as she prunes a tree. He learns her child is dying and, moved by her grief, recalls his own loss. He comforts her, then returns with a spray of apple blossoms to offer a gentler mercy.
Thanksgiving dress differences prompt focus on men and boys clothing. Our stock of Winter Men's and Boys' Clothing is rapidly depleting and needs replenishment. Visit our store to compare prices and offerings today. We sell quality goods at prices below the general market.
Jordan Marsh Co offers white wool blankets and all wool blankets with colored borders. Sizes range from 58x8 inches to 72x82 inches with descriptions of softness loft and warmth, sold per pair or quantity.
The piece mocks mythic figures like Hesper by placing them in humorous modern situations. Ayxed by a statement about golf skirts and public office, the dialogue reflects satirical exchanges between immortals, politicians, and gossiping spouses from various city papers.
Carl Schurz argues in the Washington Post that only a new party can solve the current political problem.
The Emperor of Austria draws a government allowance of 2.5 million dollars per year, a figure noted as his personal stipend from state funds.
Installation of young women as ushers at Fewsmith Memorial Church in Newark increases evening service turnout. Plans call for rotating ushers, with men to join later. Mrs Yznaga, linked to the Duchess of Manchester and Fernando Yznaga, recently in Europe, now in New York, plans wintering in Louisiana. Agnes Smith Lewis of Cambridge has earned a PhD from Halle University. Tama, wife of Sir Edwin Arnold, is said to resemble Parialenne and adapts quickly to English life, speaking fluently with a light accent.
Fragmentary OCR text shows an office reference and a Sunday element with unclear characters or placement, providing no clear event, name, or location to establish a full news item.
John McBride an Ulsterman who once visited the United States on a Clan na Gael mission is noted for leading an Irish brigade for the Transvaal while M Eugene Schneider head of the Creusot iron works in France is cited as the third representative of the industrial Schneider dynasty.
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