Boston Post subscription rates and policy
The Boston Post lists subscription prices for daily and weekly editions in 1892. Rates include daily one year eight dollars, six months one dollar fifty, three months seventy five cents, month twenty five cents, and weekly one year one dollar. It notes address changes must use current and new addresses and that payments are at sender’s risk with checks payable to the Post Publishing Company.
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Subsuuricnion
Post Publishing Company
MATTHEWS Renominated Mayor in Boston Democratic Unity
Mayor Matthews was renominated by acclamation amid praise for harmony within the Boston Democratic ranks. Supporters hailed the move as sensible and patriotic, leaving Republicans free to nominate or abstain while promising continued Democratic leadership in city government.
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Matthews
Boro-Man Hall
Galvin
Boston Democracy
Boston
Cleveland
Russell
Carroll
Mr Cleveland Declines Pledges From Gubernatorial Candidate
Mr Thomas G Shearman relates a story in which Crevenant refuses to bind himself with pledges to any man on any subject, declaring I’ll be d d before it pledge myself to any man. The sentiment mirrors Mr Cleveland’s independent stance and expected stance toward leadership.
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Thomas G. Shearman
Crevenant
Sheehan
Governor Russell Gains Lead in Revised Returns
Governor Russell appears poised to surpass a 3000 plurality as Post revisions push the tally toward that mark. The Republican recount and verification efforts are cast as folly, with late changes from revision and recomputation widening the margin beyond initial counts.
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Russell
The
Post
Republican Committee
The Great Game Harvard Meets Springfield Today
The Harvard team travels to Springfield for the big football clash that has drawn fans from Chicago and beyond. Wagers run high as public interest mirrors a major election, signaling intercollegiate football’s rise in favor and the contest’s status as the athletic year’s focal point.
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Harvard
Springfield
Chicago
Quay Saved to Return to Senate as Republican Symbol
A fragment of the G O P wreck survives as Pennsylvania's Legislature grants a Republican majority on joint ballot ensuring Quay's return to the U S Senate. The piece notes Quay as a relic of corrupt rule, while Lt Governor elect Rogert Wotcortr once spoke on the Pennsylvanian leader.
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Pennsylvania
Quay
United States Senate
United States
Senate
Lieutenant-Governor Hale Refines Public Duty
Lieutenant Governor Hale devotes remaining leisure to reflect on public duties and the determination of policy directions amid ongoing governance concerns. The statement signals a measured approach to upcoming administrative decisions and state affairs.
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Hale
Rumors Over Governor Run Again Stir GOP Ranks
The article discusses whether Governor candidate will consent to run again in 1893. Attorney General Pillsbury and Wolcott are named as potential Republican contenders amid party disaster. It notes a Democratic majority that has elected Governor Russeell three years in a row and plans to replace him.
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Pillsbury
Wolcott
Russeall
Democratic City Committee
Grover Cleveland
America
William E. Russell
Old Bay State
Green goods swindler Guilty in U S Court
GOVETT admitted guilt before Judge ALDRICH in a milestone case on the use of the mails for lottery and swindling. He paid a $500 fine, and the ruling strengthens federal efforts to prosecute green goods operators nationwide, with District Attorney ALLEN and Assistant MARSHALL praised for the government’s success.
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Govett
United States
Aldrich
Goyretr
Post
New York
Allen
Marshall
Goyreett
Boston Journal’s grip on tariff reform in Senate
The Boston Journal argues the Republican Senate will not pass tariff reform bills from the House, saying the issue is national and not partisan. It notes past partisanship on free coinage and McKinley era measures, urging Republicans to heed the people’s mandate and act with broader, liberal reform rather than party loyalty.
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The
Boston Journal
Senate
House
Republican Party
Democratic Party
United States
Connecticut
Wisconsin
Journal
Congress
McKinery
Nathan Matthews Jr Nominated by Acclamation for Boston Mayor
The Boston Democratic convention renominated Mayor Nathan Matthews Jr. after a heated dispute over rules and candidate names. Owen A. Galvin withdrew his bid, Bordman Hall pressed for acclamation, and Matthews received broad applause as the party signaled unity to pursue another term under ongoing Burrage ordinance enforcement.
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Ward 6
Nathan Matthews, Jr
Flynn
Cleveland
Russell
Corcoran
Collins
O’neil
Nathan Matthews
Boston
Poe
B. W. Wells
Ward 11
Bordman Hall
Ward 2
Wells
Owen A. Galvin
Hall
House
Senate
George M. Stearns
United States
Andrew J. Lanigan
Hogan
P. Maguire
John B. Martin
Mr. Galvin
Patrick Maguire
Matthews
Galvin
Executive Committee
Questioning Treasury Openness Before New Administration
The piece argues against keeping the public ignorant of Treasury conditions until the next March. It claims Harrison’s administration and the Billion Dollar Congress have strained resources, with Secretary Foster attempting to conceal the true state, making it hard to assess the financial situation.
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United States Treasury
Harrison
Congress
Treasury
Foster
Democratic House to probe appropriations upon reconvening
The speaker urges a House inquiry into how appropriations stand what is owed what has been spent and what remains to spend. He calls this the first task for the House when it reconvenes in two weeks to clear up the finances.
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Democratic House
House
Who shall lead Boston in the coming contest
A speaker calls for the next leader as banners rise and promises are pledged. The crowd applauds while noting citizens will demand accountability and strict governance from Boston's future ruler. The excerpt frames a pivotal question on leadership and municipal direction.
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Boston
Salem Bowlers Triumph Over Chelsea Review Club
Salem bowlers defeated Chelsea Review Club by 46 pins last evening, finishing 2479 to 2433 in a tight league showdown.
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SALEM
Salem Bowlers
Chelsea Review Club
Republican recount boosts Russell to 885 in Russell county
The statewide recount of the governor race, urged by Republicans and opposed by many within the party, nears completion. Boston adds 412 to Russell, bringing his total outside Boston to 473, yielding an overall gain of 885 with Boston’s 412 included, narrowing the lead toward the near 3000 claimed earlier by the Post.
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Post
Boston
Russell
Joseph J Kelley Cambridge mayoral candidate lifelong Democrat
Joseph J. Kelley a 49 year old Cambridge mayoral hopeful born in Ireland and longtime East Cambridge resident. He left Otis Grammar School at 11 to work in local trades, later ran his own cabinet and undertaker businesses, and served in the Cambridge Common Council the Legislature and the Board of Aldermen. His legislative record includes labor, charities, woman suffrage, factory inspection, uniform white ballot and the employers' liability bill. He has supported working people and held leadership roles in St. John's literary groups and local fraternal orders.
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Matthews
Boston
Cleveland
Russell
O’brien
Quincy
Board of Police
Democratic Party
Massachusetts
Joseph J. Kelley
Cambridge
Ireland
East Cambridge
Otis Grammar School
Kelley
Bolt
Union Glass House
Edward Hixon
Board of Aldermen
Hints on House Furnishing pamphlet offered by Pray Co
A promotional note invites brides and homemakers to request a pamphlet titled Hints on House Furnishing. Prepared by experts at John H Pray Sons & Co, carpet and upholstery dealers at 658 Washington Street, this booklet promises guidance on modern home decoration and prudent, stylish choices for modest homes.
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John H. Pray, Sons & Co
Washington Street
Boylston Street
Messrs. Pray*& Co
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