Post Publishing Co announces subscription rates and mail policy
Boston Post printing details list daily subscription rates and rates for six months and one year. It notes payments must be made to the Post Publishing Company and directs readers to the Corcoran Building offices. An editors notice requires full name and address with communications and states manuscripts will not be returned.
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Post Publishing CO
Milk
Washington Street
Post Publishing Company
Washington Ovfive
Corcoran Building
Fifteenth Street
Amusements This Evening Across Boston Venues
A roundup of shows and exhibitions citywide. Russian Art Exhibition at Brouting 401 Tremont from morning to night. The Soudan at The Boston Theater Washington at 7 45. Heir at Law at Tremont Street Theater. Rudolph Aronson's Grand Duchess at Giovet Theatre. Evans and Hoey in A Parlor Match at Grand Opera House. Liliputian Opera at Hollis Street Theatre. Chrysanthemum Show at Hortensure Hall. Lambevre Vaudeville at Athens and Mechanics Building. Josephine at Park Theatre. Rosina Vokes at Tremont Theatre at 7 45.
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ARENA
Evans
Hoey
Hollis Street
Liliputian Opera and Spectacular Company
HortiutteraLt Hall
Tremont Street
Howake Athenæum
Howard Street
Lambevere
Mechanics’ Building
Huntington Avenue
Mechanics’ Fair
Park Theatre
Washington Street
Mlle
Rhéa
Tremont Theatre
Rosina Vokes
Massachusetts House Quorum Rule Condemned in Debates
On Thursday morning November 13 1890 Massachusetts denounces the House rule counting a quorum and enabling standing votes by nonvoting members. The piece links Reedism to minority rule and argues the rule should be expunged by the new Legislature. It cites Mr Winliam H Waromne on inconsistencies in floor voting and quorum declaration.
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Massachusetts
Rero
House of Representatives
Washington
House
Reep
Winliam H. Wairmone
Treasurer Huston Sees Possible Republican Upswing in 1892
The Treasurer of the United States J N Huston of Indiana weighs in on the post election mood. He believes incomplete returns could still show no real revolution but an accident of weak campaign management. He favors a strong party reorganization to carry Republicans in 1892 and warns not to wait for full results.
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United States
J. N. Huston
Indiana
Huston
Quay
New York
Tammany Htlall
County Democracy
Cam‘“Paign
Tammany Committee
Farmers’ Alliance
Municipal socialism eyed as London councils buy out dilapidated Bethnal Green
The London County Council plans to spend 500000 pounds to acquire 730 houses across twenty streets in Bethnal Green, demolish the old housing, and build better sanitary quarters for the poor. The scheme faces objections over council powers to enforce repairs and potential misuses of public authority.
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London County Council
Bethnal Green
England
Boorn
Saturday Review
Boundary Street
Public remedy for neglected housing criticized
The passage questions why owners of neglected houses are not punished and suggests a public remedy at public expense. It argues against government buying out bad localities and doing landlords' duty, warning it would reward poor landlordism and shift costs to the public.
Republicans in the West view McKinley tariff setback differently
The piece notes Republican organs in the West view the McKinley tariff defeat as a people’s statement against the bill. It cites Chicago Tribune urging Congress to undo the tariff, consider duties, and avoid alienating voters who bolted to the Democrats. It warns Congress may ignore this candid advice.
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West
Chicago ‘Tribune
New York Tribune
Boston Journal
Congress
Critique of Census 1800 Results and Methods
The passage assails the 1800 census as unworthy and declares exposures by Mr Fouler and General Walker prove the entire effort flawed. It argues the work was costly yet lacks value and attributes failures to a spoils driven administration prioritizing party over public interest.
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Census Bureau
William Dupley Foulke
Indiana
Porter
Washington
Foulke
Harrison
Founrke
Mr. Porter
Par‘tisan
Fourkr
Nopie
PorveEk
Civil Service Commission
Foulkr
City of
New York
Heelers
Fouter
Porrer
Walker
Institute of Technology
National Academy of Science
Poxten
FouLter
Conference Committee Process Increases Bill Discretion
The passage notes that when the Senate and House differ on a bill the matter is referred to a conference committee to reconcile the two versions. This mechanism handles disagreements and produces a unified bill for final approval by both chambers.
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Congress
The Railroad Problem and a Plan for Rates
A historical editorial argues railroads suffer from intercorporate disputes west of Chicago and urges a central rate body under directors' supervision. It praises existing regional rate collaborations, calls for equitable traffic division, and stresses decisive action by stockholders and managers to stabilize property and lower, fairer rates.
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Chicago
United States
New York
Aldace F. Walker
Interstate Commerce Commission
Walker
Associated Lines
Southwestern
St. Louis
Railroads and fair dealing urged to calm anxieties
The speaker argues railroads are essential to national development and urges security holders to press officers to honor agreements. Prompt action by stockholders can ease public worry and preserve progress, avoiding stagnation and further discord. Each stockholder should influence outcomes rather than merely complain.
Exhibition of Henry Bacon Paintings at Chase's Gallery
Henry Bacon, long based in Paris, opens a 31-work oil show at Chase's gallery Hamilton Place. Critics praise vivid color and strong realism in pieces such as The Paris Omnibus and Leaving Home, noting bold studies of Etretat and Venetian scenes along with Browning inspired pieces.
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Henry Bacon
Paris
Chase’s
Hamilton Place
Browning
London
Etretat
Venice
Bacon
National League meeting returns Brooklyn 1890 title
The National Baseball League convened at the Fifth Avenue Hotel with Secretary Young re elected. Brooklyn wins the 1890 league championship. Rules altered to allow surplus players on the bench and to modify substitutions. Officers elected include N F Young as president and A Reach J Day W Nimmick a Cincinnati rep. A second session planned for Players League matters.
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New York
National Baseball League
Fifth Avenue
National League
Young
Brooklyn
Messrs. Day
Spalding
Rogers
League
Powers
Barnie
American Association
A. H. Soden
Boston
N. FE. Young
A. J. Reach
Philadelphia
J. B. Day
W. A. Nimmick
Pittsburg
Cincinnati Club
H. E. Young
Johnd. Rogers
Players’ League Conference
Pirrspura
Penn
National Players’ League
McAlpin
Players’ League
Boston boxing pioneers and long serving domestic workers
In Boston a German and an English servant show 25 and 30 year tenure, reflecting loyalty before modern privileges. The piece recalls early boxing teachers like John Sheridan of 1845 and Belcher Kay, noted Boston instructors, with stories of sparring masters Molineaux and Bailey and a humorous election-week clerk remark about salary marks.
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Boston
Higginson
Horace Mann
Thomas Sherwin
John Sheridan
Boyston Hall
John B. Bailey
Nahant
Bailey
Franklin Street
Slade
Court Street
Sudbury
Molineaux
Sparrers
Hewiett
Tom Cribb
Harvard
Paton Stewart
Cribb
President Harrison Pushes Force Bill Despite GOP Rebuke
Washington November 12 Special The President will lead the drive for the force bill this winter despite a party rebuke at the polls. He plans to urge passage in his forthcoming message as conservatives resist and Senate Republicans split. Senate action seems unlikely with Democratic opposition and potential House non concurrence risking the bill’s death. Reed’s shadow fades as Lodge’s measure teeters near failure.
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Waashington
Senate
Harrison
Spooner
Wisconsin
House
Reed
Lodge
Obituary notices list several notable deaths and careers
Obituary items report Captain Joseph C Clifford of Springfield dies of brain disease while on leave in Cromwell Conn. He served in Civil War regiments and vaunted posts, aged about fifty. Also noted are cartoonist James Goodwin of Mamaroneck, Henry Travis of Natick, Ierman Smith of Springfield, Judge Sandel of Arkansas, Josiah Blackburn of London Ontario, and others, with brief biographical details and survivor notes.
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Joseph Clark Clifford
United States Armory
Springfield
Cromwell
Conn
Clifford
Amherst College
Massachusetts Regiment
Fifth New Hampshire Heavy Artillery
Hinskins
Department of Washington
Washington
Frankford Arsenal
Philadelphia
James 5. Goodwin
Puck
Mamaroneck
N. Y
New York
Portland
New Tawle
Henry Travis
Natick
Brosan
Kendalls
Flags
Boyds and Gibbons
Boston Brigade Bank
Ierman Smith
Sandel
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Fort Smith
Josiah Blackburn
London
Free Press
Hot Springs
Ark
Charles H. Bellee
New Brunswick
London Desnpatch
Dr. Hannay
Congregational Union
John O’ Hagan
Trish Land Commission
Daniel Appleton Very Ill After Stroke
New York reports Daniel Appleton of the publishing house Appleton & Co. gravely ill tonight due to a stroke. He is a prominent figure in literature publishing and the industry watches for updates on his condition.
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Daniel
Appleton
New York
Daniel 5S. Appleton
PD. Appleton & Co
Fragmented 19th Century Column Snippets and Banter
A collage of quips and vignettes unfolds with jokes about Quay in Florida, battles over Bartonlow conspiracy talk, theatre chatter about The Middleman, and mock dialogues on cigars and love. A German emperor’s car, a Narva trip, and a Pier 27 joke scene close the tangle.
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Ferguson
Webb
McKinley
Russia
William
Narva
Berlin
City Hall Park
New York Sun
North River
General Boulanger Leaves Jersey for Unknown Destination
Cornelius Vanderbilt has donated $80,000 for two Turner pictures in London. Mrs. Harrison plans a late week departure from the White House for a short visit in Indianapolis, not accompanied by the President. Mr J J Hayes will read at Sanders Theatre on Thursday night in aid of the Massachusetts Indian Association, performing dialect selections and the Julius Caesar Forum scene, his Cambridge debut.
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Music Hall
Dickens
Robert D. Wilkie
Sir David Wilkie
Washington Street
Walter Gilman Page
Page
Sack Bay Fens
A. L. Brigham
Rutland Square
Europe
Art Museum
Worcester Art Society
Durin
E. L. Davis
Sargent
Duveneck
Abbott Thayer
Vinton, Furness
Mrs. Whitman
Professor Morse
Miss Means
Mr. Wailliam
Goodyear
Michael Angelo
Mrs. Merriman
General Boulanger
Island of
Jersey
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Turner
London
Mrs. Harrison
White House
Indianapolis
J. J. Hayes
Sanders Theatre
Massachusetts Indian Association
Forum
Mr. Hayes
Cambridge
Princeton Wants Harvard Game at Princeton This Fall
The Princetonian backs a Princeton Harvard football matchup this fall but insists the game be played at Princeton. It calls for an understanding on future meetings for a definite number of years, noting the previous game was at Cambridge and the paper speaks for the college.
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West End
Princeton
Harvard
N. J
Princetonian
Cambridge
Newton Club Defeats Casino Club In Inter-Club Bowling Match
In Newtonville at the Newton club house the Newton club edged the Casino club of Roxbury by a score of 2336 to 226% in the Amateur Inter-Club Bowling League.
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Newton
Newton Club
Newtonville
Casino Club of
Roxbury
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