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Boston Post subscription notice in Boston Office
Editorial and business office details for The Boston Post at 259 Washington Street Boston with subscription terms. Notices: advance payment required, discontinuation without notice, inform if unavailable, editor E A Grozer publisher.
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Red tape blamed for muster delays and strained supply lines
The piece argues delayed payments and materiel shortages from mustering out to war fronts were caused by red tape. It cites hungry soldiers, delayed transports, scarce quinine, and typhoid care as consequences, insisting regulation is needed but government must honor its own contracts and red tape.
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Chickamauga
Tampa
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Montauk
Secretary Long’s Silence On Imperialism Sparks Debate
In an interview, Secretary Long omits imperialism from his cited election purpose. He says the elections will sustain the administration’s policy of revenue, a sound currency, national credit, and unified sections, implying no support for expansionist schemes. Critics see his silence as alignment with expansionists in Washington.
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Useless Labor in Ballot Recount Contested
The recount of ballots at the election continues with no changes in results and unlikely to alter outcomes. Critics call the process a misuse of public election machinery, aimed at political ends rather than verifying results. The dispute centers on district attorney ballots and private party gains from scrutiny.
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Stevens
Margin of vote difference sparks call for counting safeguards
The margin between competing candidates was small enough to raise suspicion of counting errors. The speaker urged that law impose a restriction or standard to guard against such discrepancies.
Alger’s Election Vindication and Republican Split
The piece argues the last week’s elections vindicated Secretary of War Alger by endorsing his policies or, failing that, his neglect of soldiers. It links Algerism and McKinleyism, predicts GOP representatives may whitewash Alger rather than grant indemnity to Spain, and notes the elections reduced the Republican House majority while still preserving Alger’s political leverage.
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Philippines
Hoar Urges Hope for Solution to Imperialism Question
Senator Hoar expresses belief that the administration will find a satisfactory solution to pending questions, while critics see moves toward imperialism. The dispatches sending the Oregon and Iowa to Manila and troop reinforcements fuel distrust of Hoar’s optimism about preserving republican institutions.
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Philippine Archipelago
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Oddities and Local Notes From Bath to Boston
Observant Citizen William G. Shaw photographs a wildcat at Moosehead Lake then shoots it. actress Olive May seen with large gem on her finger. Hull Yacht Club cutter Mabel returns from four month voyage. L A W fails to ban six day races in New York while seven day races for women advertised. Boston Elevated railway workers count twenty miles of new roadway and 2400 men employed last week. upcoming wedding of Marie Louise Dolan and William Jaffrey Agnew. telephone poles debate on Humboldt avenue. Sigsbee memory and Maine tribute. Quincy School reunion preparations led by Secretary Kelt. discussion of subway tickets to improve Boston Elevated service.
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Propose multi day subway tickets to cut delays
A letter argues for extending subway ticket validity beyond one day and selling six tickets for 25 cents to reduce missed cars and waiting time. It notes similar practices in other cities and cites heavy-traffic delays at ticket windows as proof of potential savings in money and time for Boston riders.
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Fashionable warm golf cape for cold winds
Fashions describe a royal blue golf cape with red and blue plaid lining and a removable plaid hood. It notes pairing with a close English walking hat for town wear and contrasts with the Alpine hat, praising ease and style for the season.
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Diana
Pension Changes in New England States Announced
Washington November 14 The following pension changes from the November 3 issue are announced for New England states Maine increases Elijah FF Judkins Bath from 6 to 8 James Britt Augusta from 6 to 12 Levi Gammon Canton from 10 to 12 plus original widows Annie M Higgins Kennebunk New Hampshire Park Wright West Swanzey listed as original Vermont Jesse Leonard Woodstock original with 12 Massachusetts original John Henry Bubier Lynn Frank B Andrews Amesbury reissue Frank W Hatch Allston Boston original widows Alzana Witham Gloucester 8
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Vermont
Jesse Leonard
Woodstock
If You Cannot Afford a Piano Take an Organ
Ad touts Estey Organs as affordable alternative to pianos with new styles and sweet music. Highlights easy monthly payments and invitation to send for illustrated catalogue.
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Comfort Bags Bind Generations In Wartime LA
In June Los Angeles Red Cross workers fill comfort bags for soldiers bound for the Philippines. A white-haired elder recalls Civil War letters and weddings born from correspondences. A veteran thanks the volunteers as a sealed letter hints at a future reunion.
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Dueling Punchlines and Puzzle of Vows in Wit
A string of humorous quips from period papers touches on engagements, nerves at weddings, and legal plaints. Jokes about courting, marriage, and provincial politics weave through remarks from Harlem Life Tit-Bits Detroit Free Press and Washington Star. The light verse modules capture social foibles and timing in a playful, era voice.
Commuter Complaints on Boston Elevated Streetcar Service
A Vinton Street asthmatic from South Boston writes that last evening none of the northbound cars appeared on Dorchester street for about 45 minutes while five southbound cars passed, despite the line claim of 15 minute trips. He left at 6:04 pm in disgust and urged the Boston Elevated Company to improve service.
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Cuticura Emollients Promote Healthy Scalp and Hair
An advertisement touts Cuticura as a speedy permanent and economical treatment for troublesome skin conditions including itching burning and scalp crusts. It promises clear scalp and luxurious hair with routine use of Soap and Ointment, lists prices, and notes global availability and a free hair care booklet.
Noted Social Figures And International Ceremonies
Lady Henry Somerset, frail but active in temperance circles, modeled a statue of Miss Frances Willard. At Pinerolo, Duke of Aosta and government delegates witnessed the transfer of eight Princes of Acaja remains to San Maurizio for final burial. Wealthy land discovery in Michigan led Charles A. Chopin from copper hopes to iron riches after two decades. German archaeologist Belck, wounded in the Van district, works with Virchow and Frau von Helmholtz on funded expeditions. Copenhagen honors Dr. Hans Wilhelm Meyer, discoverer of adenoid growths, whose work links nasal obstruction to deafness and mental delay. Meyer pioneered corrective surgeries.
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High Tension White House Talk on South Carolina Riots
R R Tolbert and three refugees from South Carolina met President McKinney for a lengthy discussion about postoffice turmoil in McCormick and Ninety Six. Postmaster General Smith hinted the MacKormick office may close, while editor Manley seeks federal restitution for Wilmington losses. TheAttorney General relayed a Greenwood eyewitness report claiming no violence and dispersed bands.
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Long Gratified. Secretary Long on Election Indorsement
Secretary of the Navy John D. Long comments on the election, calling it a striking endorsement of the administration. He notes Republican gains in the West and shifts in the East, saying local factors affected some losses. He foresees continued war taxes and tighter military growth while avoiding radical currency reform.
War on scalpers discussed by rail passenger groups
Officials from the New York Central, Baltimore and Ohio, Big Four, Pennsylvania, and Central and Western passenger associations met in Pittsburg to discuss a coordinated war against scalpers. The conference focused on methods to curb ticket scalping and protect travelers.
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Aldermen Vote on Normal School Issue in Boston
At the Aldermen meeting, votes split 9 to 2 on a resolution about abolishing the Boston Normal School. Opponents urged state maintenance. supporters urged city focus on primary schools and East Boston needs. Reconsideration and a one week delay were ordered.
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Father Cummins to lecture on camp life tour
Rev John F Cummins Roslindale Massachusetts state chaplain of the Ancient Order of Hibernians will give a limited number of talks in nearby areas before Christmas He plans an extended New England tour after the holidays Lectures include Camp Life at Montauk with vivid tales of sick soldiers at Camp Wikoff and the Lewiston wreck off Point Judith with dramatic moments remembered.
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