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Post Publishing Company
New York
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Republicans face uphill path after last week’s elections
The piece argues Republicans failed to gain in national races and lost New York New Jersey and Kentucky, reducing McKinley supporters to 271 votes vs Bryan in 1896. It predicts Democrats will hold their gains, making a 1900 Republican comeback dependent on recapturing key states.
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McKinley
Bryan
New York
New Jersey
Kentucky
Treasury customs receipts rise amid rising deficits
The speaker notes August receipts of 6,987,702 and September receipts of 7,943,100, a gain of 955,898. He omits that the Treasury deficit grew by 18,000,150 in the same period and that September 1897 deficits nearly tripled those of September 1896 under the old tariff.
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Treasury
Cariff
Boston Democrats face a hard mayoral battle in December
Mayor Quincy says he is content to leave nomination to Democratic voters in Boston while noting party dissensions and silver split. The piece compares 1895 and current races, showing Republican gains and a shrinking Democratic edge in legislative votes, urging unity and strong candidate selection.
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Quincy
Boston
Thi
Massachusetts
Williams
United Democracy
Greenhalge
Curtis
Wolcott
Quinty
Hopeful Dingley Sees Revenue Rise Amid Tariff Fears
The article reports Congressman Dingley expressing optimism that tariff reforms will boost revenue within two to three years, offsetting current Treasury strains. Critics question whether borrowing is needed now and note his rosy forecast may overlook immediate deficits.
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Congressman Dingley
Dingley
Home Market Club
Mckinleys Debt to Hanna and Federal Pressure
The article argues President McKinley owes Hanna for his rise to the presidency and suggests federal pressure on Ohio to influence the Senate race. It claims Hanna secured McKinley’s nomination and campaign funds, then questions the ethics of using official power to aid Hanna’s bid for re election and implies improper administration actions from Washington and Columbus.
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Ohio
Hanna
Sherman
McKinley
Washington
Columbus
Desperate Hanna Seeks Presidential Aid in Mayoral Contest
The text notes Senator Hanna pressing for help from the President in the New York mayoralty contest in support of Boss Platt. It highlights Hanna's desperate position and the unusual request for executive intervention.
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New York
Boss Platt
Hanna
United States
Great Game at Soldiers Field Promises Harvard Yale Rivalry
Boston packs Soldiers Field for the Harvard versus Yale undergraduate amateur baseball contest. Anxious crowd expects a well played, stoutly contested game that could break Yale’s yearly dominance and restore Harvard prestige in a national sporting moment.
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Boston
Soldiers Field
Yale
Harvard
Roxbury Notices and Social Events Highlight Local Scene
The Observant Citizen reports the University Club hosting its season kickoff with a reception for Walter Camp Lorin F Deland and Paul Dashiel to commend their work raising college sports standards. Also covered are crime warnings a sneak thief targetting Roxbury residents a guidance on preventing entry thefts and a social roundup featuring a Gypsy Fair at Buena Vista Avenue a Roxbury High School reunion set for Warren Street Schoolhouse with a Dec 31 reception banquet and dance.
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University Club
Walter Camp
Lorin F. Deland
Paul Dashiel
Universalist Church
Buena Vista Avenue
Roxbury
Roxbury High School
Warren Street
Ware
Parkhurst
Night tales and civic notes from the city
A November night scene follows two paper boys after a fall near a streetcar as a bystander calls for help and a policeman escorts the injured Jim to a hospital while Jim’s partner waits with papers. Other brief items mention aquarium seals, name choices, Yale Harvard tickets, and local society news.
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Jimmie
Tom
Sonny
Jim
Jenny
Tye
Four whist parties for Adams House restoration in Quincy
A series of four whist parties begins Thursday at Ven dome to raise funds for restoring the Adams House in Quincy and placing a bronze tablet. Adams Chapter D R.A guest list includes Mrs N V Titus and Miss A L Prescott among many Boston and Quincy society figures. Special souvenir prizes promised and event runs 2 pm and 8 pm with notable attendees and committee members listed.
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Vendome
Adams Chapter
D. R
Adams House
Quincy
SeOwies
N. V. Titus
Beacon Street
Boston
A. H Gilson
Linden Place
William Porter
Randolph
A. L. Prescott
Spear Street
EB. G. Pratt
A. E. Simmons
Wollaston
W. F. Cummings
Atlantic
B. F. Dyer
South Braintree
George W. Yeaton
Athol Street
Allston
Clinton Wiles
Cumberland Street
Jean Paul Selinger
Wilford Russell
London
Boylston Street
Alice Kent Robertson
Pennsylvania
Marie Louise Everett
Copley
Mme. Marchesi
Massenet
Nella J. Daggett
New England Woman’s Press Association
Home Monthly
Just Out
Paul Jones
Smithsonian Institution
Harriet RE. P. Stafford
Martha’s Vineyard
RE. Everett Holbrook
Nottingham
Holbrook
Paul Revere
National Society
Benjamin W. Hackett
Newton
T. M. Brown
Sarah Bowman van Ness
Lexington
Bunker l
G. D. Gilman
EB. M. Oyes
Arthur C. Walworth
Newton Orchestr
Peng
Kirke Corey
Mabel Eager
Kalady Boalding
Council Delays Marion Street Site for East Boston High
The Common Council postponed indefinitely a plan to select the Marion street site for East Boston High School after Councilman Newmarch urged an inquiry into the selection process. He cited concerns about low ground near high tide, land price, valuation, and taxes. Several members spoke briefly before the vote.
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East Boston
Newmarch
Ward 21
McCarthy
Ward 17
Bostonacht Club
Millar
Ward 1
Board of Police
Caucuses
Tyler Street
Kneeland
Carver Streets
Wos
Commercial
India
Cross Street
Leonard Street
Dorchester Avenue
Granger Street
Committee On Finance
Bridges Department
O'Callaghan
Bridges
Notable Encounters and Royal, Academic News Across Continents
A Boston scene recalls Judge Woodbury meeting Joseph Jefferson and remarking on family stature. Reports note Empress of Austria living incognito abroad. Harvard astronomer Ward travels to Peru for observations. S. A. B. Abbott of Boston named next director of the American Academy in Rome. Fifty years since two weddings marked a golden anniversary with large families. Prince Boris of Bulgaria draws European attention for his religion as a future monarchy heir.
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Joseph Jefferson
School Street
Boston
Charles Levi Woodbury
Mr. Jefferson
Jefferson
Judge Woodbun
American Academy At
Rome
Lord
S. A. B. Abbott
Abbott
Harvard
Boston Public Library
Europe
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Prince Boris
Memorial endowment to honor Major Lewis Ginter in Richmond
The memory of the late Major Lewis Ginter of Richmond is to be honored by an institute and school of technology endowment in the city. Charles A. Dana's death makes Dr. Henry Wogile of the Evangelist the oldest New York editor.
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Lewis Ginter
Richmond
O— Charles A. Dana
Dr. Henry Wwgile of the Evangelist
New York
Private sign at Farnborough estate amid vandalism
A gate at the ex Empress Eugenie's English country home in Farnborough bears a sign declaring the grounds private and threatening prosecution for trespass. The measure follows vandalism by visitors who clipped monuments on the premises, while the public will still be admitted for a portion of one day each week.
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Eugenie
Farnborough
Boston Autumn Debut Stars Lydia Eustis Concert
A lavish Boston audience cheered Miss Lydia Eustis in a Thursday debut, drawing New York notables and Boston society figures to a boxed, white and gold setting. Patrons included Prescott Lawrence and Mrs. Lawrence, the Coolidges, Mrs. Walcott, and notable club members from Meadowbrook and Knickerbocker circles.
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Lydia Eustis
Prescott Lawrence
Newport
Miss Eustis
Legation
Rawlins Cottenet
Meadowbrook
Knickerbocker
New York
Eustistans
Hugh Whitney
Corinne Shattuck
T. J. Coolidge
France
France, Who Preceded Miss Eustis
Fred Sears, Jr
Herbert Sears
Governor Walcott
and Amory
Charlie Gibson
Boston Reform Sermon Sparks Myopia Crowd
Town Topics notes Sam Jones preaching on reform in Boston while critics debate moral authority. It highlights the Adamowski brothers and Mme Szumowska as assistants to the star, and recalls a Myopia breakfast at the Raymond Ward cottage, with Mrs Ward and the Gardners active in hunts and outdoor life.
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Sam Jones
Boston
Wendell Holmes
Scotrel
Rea
Greece
Adamowski Brothers
Mme. Szumowska
Raymond Ward
Beverly Farms
Ms. Ward
Barnard
New York
Frank Seabury
North Shore
A. P. Gardner
Sagamore Farm
Gardner
Autumn House Guests Make Lively Parade of Ladies
The hunting set gathered on the house floor for a striking display this autumn. Mrs Bryce Allan led a front row of well dressed young married women, joined by Mrs Norman Mrs Ames and many named social figures from Newport Boston and nearby circles.
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Bryce Lan
Guy Nerman
Bud Appletons
Rices
George von L. Meyers
Searses
A. P. Gardners
Hoopers
Peabodys
Charlie Curtis, Jr
Miss Eustis Makes Unqualified Success at Mourning Event
Miss Eustis, with a handsome face and dark eyes, wore black with touches of white in mourning for Mrs. Eustis. Her presence was described as elegant and dignified, and her hair was simply arranged, making the afternoon a notably successful gathering.
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Miss Eustis
Mrs. Eustis
Boston Social Set Awaits Dun Can Family Return
The Dun can household returns to America after two years in England and will reopen Mrs. Duncan's Boston Mayfair house. Mrs. Duncan, linked to New England society, rose from Dove of Andover to social prominence abroad. The Blanchard circle recalls John Blanchard’s wit and hospitality as the Dyncene family prepares for a bustling winter.
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Harry Rnhams
Beacon Street
George Duncan
America
Duncan
Boston
John Blanchard
Andover
Louise Cushing to Star in Athalie at Cambridge Theater
The Newport cottagers praise Louise Cushing daughter of Bob and niece of Tom for her growing acting talent. She will play the title role in Athalie a Bible drama at Sanders Theatre Cambridge early in December with Harvard students Radcliffe cast and Po Lang in charge of music ensuring a fitting program.
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Newport
Louise Cushing
Bob Cushing
Tom Cushing
Boston
Bob
Athalie
Sanders Theatre
Cambridge
Harvard
Radcliffe
Po Lang
Social Set Enjoys Autumn Merriment at Pomfret
Mrs Brad lee and her husband Tom join New York and Providence society figures at Pomfret Minnesota for a lively autumn gathering. Lively at the club session, they mingle with Willie Vaill Chapin of the Knickerbocker Club and other noted circles.
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Tom” Bradlee
Tom
Jack Gilliat
New York
Providence
Pomfret
Willie Vaill Chapin
Knickerbocker Club
Boston Horse Show crowd trims expected turnout this year
Boston expects a smaller crowd for the Horse Show with new recruits possibly arriving later. E. D. Jordan holds the second choice box, Bryce Allan had it last year, and early responses include Braman Nathaniel Thayers DeForest Danielsons and John Shepards.
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Boston
E. D. Jordan
Bryce Allan
Braman
Nathaniel Thayers
DeForest Danielsons
John Shepards
Dr Butt Syrup Promises Quick Cure for Coughs
An old advertisement touts Dr Butt Syrup as a reliable remedy for cane coughs and chest complaints with claims of rapid relief and universal suitability. The brief copy emphasizes simple use and trusted efficacy.
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