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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1901
Page
4
The Boston Post presents a Democratic voice for New England readers, highlighting party perspectives, local politics, and coverage of regional developments. The paper emphasizes party alignment and stirs civic discussion in its daily reporting.
The piece argues to promptly fill two school committee vacancies after the death of Ferdinand Abraham and Edward Baldwin's resignation. It cites Democratic control, concerns over partisan motives, and urges joint City Council election of two new members to restore steadiness, praising long serving clerks and warning against partisan politicization.
The proclamation of martial law covers eastern districts of Cape Colony and major towns Cape Town Port Elizabeth as Lord Kitchener reports continued Boer incursions into British territory. Five Boer commandos are located in the colony while the measure targets loyalists rather than enemy forces.
The latest harvest estimates show a record breaking crop with winter wheat at 460 million and spring wheat at 292 million bushels totaling 752 million. Increased acreage and favorable climate drive high wheat output while corn and potato yields lag, raising meat prices. Kansas leads winter wheat at 100 million bushels.
The Democratic nominating convention for Suffolk County last evening endorsed the ticket presented with no novel changes. The group consists of incumbents trusted by long service and proven capacity, reflecting the party’s steady approach to county offices.
The State Department issues cautious statements on the trans isthmian canal pact with Great Britain claiming no surrender of rights and neutrality at all times. London papers note Britain may accept the terms to end disputes, while expressing surprise at perceived concessions.
The Observant Citizen recounts name truncations from Franz Hugo Krebs Jr to Hugo Krebs and Timothy Wilfred Coakley to Timothy W. It jokes about letter colors in libraries and audits a late night burglary with a detective. It mentions Dr George Donohue moving to Newfoundland and painter John Sargent's Europe work.
A humorous column notes James Tiger Cumberland evolving into a ballad singer, Abdurrahman Khan’s death, and singer Maud Williams returning from San Francisco to Dorchester. It recounts a Bowdoin Harvard contrast, an optimistic pessimist quip on nerves, and ends with Bowdoin freshman nightgown parade antics at the dorms.
Yesterday at Warwick Neck Rhode Island John D Rockefeller Jr married Abbie Green Aldrich in a quiet ceremony. A humorous note warned on wedding expenses as the new couple faces domestic budget duties and the need for unworn hats and winter wraps.
Ben Green of Dawson City, who never received letters, is surprised to get a note addressed to Benjamin Sherman Green from a distinctly feminine hand. He hesitates before pocketing the letter as others depart, sparking curiosity about its origin and purpose.
In Newington New Hampshire March 30 a letter from a mother to her son Benny expresses loving concern and faith. The narrative follows Benny and mentor Old Ben Green as they prospect inland discovering the Lady Mary claim offering a potential $100000. The tale ends with Benny returning home to marry Gerry Sanborn while a elder Ben stays with his Lady Mary.
In Mamory a service for Lieutenant Edward A. Bumpus and fellow Company C Ninth Infantry men killed in Samar will be held at the Stone Church in Quincy at 3 p.m. on Saturday afternoon Oct 12. Friends are invited. A train from South Station departs at 2:28 and returns from Quincy at 5:12.
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