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Boston
Bexton
Washington Street
New York
Boston Post
Posta
KB. A. Grozter
Post Circulation Figures Show Boston Daily Revenue
The Boston Post reports Post Circulation totals and revenue for the day. Total circulation and earnings amount to 865,770 dollars across all editions, reflecting daily reader reach and advertising yield.
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McKinley Blamed for Slavery Policy in Sulu Islands
In a sharp exchange over Meiklejohn's letter and the President's stance on slavery in Sulu, the writer accuses McKinley of tolerating bondage under the U S flag in conquered or occupied territories. The piece argues the 13th Amendment applies beyond U S borders and chastises the president for commodifying human lives.
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Bryan
Meiklejotn
Sulu
Porto Rico
United States
William McKinley
Sulu Islands
McKinley
America's Cup challenge may move to August start
The Lipton and his Shamrock travel to New York with obstinate resolve. A future series is hinted for next summer under Bryan’s likely presidency and broader policy shifts. The piece proposes moving the race to the Eastern Yacht Club course off Massachusetts to ensure steady wind and easier spectator access.
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New York
Thomas Lipton
Bryan
Philippines
Lipton
Sir Thomas
Sandy Vicok
Eastern Yacht Club
Massachusetts
Unpleasant Incident Alleged at Massachusetts Republican Convention
An alarm is raised that delegates at the Massachusetts Republican State convention may have corrupted ballots. The author insists the claim is credible, though the party’s formal proceedings are cited as sacred. The disclosure is presented as an admission from informed sources within the party.
Ma State Convention Smirched by Fraud Claim
In the contest for the party nomination a deed of corruption was committed. It would qualify as penitentiary-worthy if done in a ward caucus. The crime’s outcome or its effect on the nominee is irrelevant. The central issue is that a Massachusetts State convention was tarnished by the incident, shameful to Republicans, Democrats, and all.
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Republican Party
Massachusetts
Cos
Brockton
New England
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Andrew H. Ward
Britain aims for more than friendly terms with United States
The piece critiques Joseph Chamberlain’s Stonebridge speech proposing closer ties with the United States. It recalls Anglo Saxon alliance talk, Anglo American League activity, and alleged policy shifts under President McKinley. The author warns such an alliance would serve imperial interests and opposes it.
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Great Britain
Joseph Chamberlain
Stonebridge
United States
Chamberlain
Duke of Sutherland
New York
Alliance
McKinley
State Department
Hay
Department
Alaska
Pat Mckinley
White House
Harrison Silent Endorsement for McKinley Stirs Republicans
Ex President Benjamin Harrison finally voices a cautious nod to McKinley amid Republican pressure. He criticizes Porto Rico duties as unconstitutional and warns against Bryan's election, citing economic fears and urging steadiness in national policy. Olney adds that market panics pale beside lasting policy harms.
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Benjamin Harrison
McKinley
MccKiniey
Harrison
Messinley
Porto Rico
Congress
Territories
Hanna
Bryan
Massachusetts
Benjamin Larrisons
Richard Olney
Stock Exchange
Mr. Olney
Rockefeller is Wanted in Texas Anti-Trust Case
Governor Roosevelt faces writs from Texas demanding surrender of John Rockefeller and other Standard Oil magnates for anti trust law violations. Rockefeller argues the trust operates through a Texas branch with no NY ties. Roosevelt is unlikely to permit removal to Austin, yet the legal battle unfolds with evasion claims and state jurisdiction questions.
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United States
Mark Hanna
Standard Oil Trust
Rockefeller
Texas
New York
Roosevelt
Mr. Rockefeller
Austin
Archway message and Brockton fair crime watch noted
The article describes a passing remark about coal hole boards at the State House grounds and a notice scolding their removal. Inspectors Douglass Ryder and Ira Wineman, with Brockton forces, nabbed three pickpockets at the Brockton fair, keeping the grounds clear for four days. Fox Senator Hill is mentioned as a storyteller at North Adams.
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Douglass
Ryder
Watts
Forct Cid
Brockton Fair
Ira Wineman
Brockton
Informal Proposal Sparks Lively City Gossip
A humorous anecdote about a young man’s so-called informal marriage proposal delights a non married New York statesman and audience. Ward 16 hands Michael H Burke a Paris souvenir medal at a shrewd Dorchester gathering before the shrievalty convention.
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New York Statesman
Ward 16
Quincyouse
Michael Hi. Burke
Dorchester
John Drohan
The Gamest Flyer Wins, Ard T Am Her Stable Lad
Bertrand Shadwell praises a filly in the Chicago Record, declaring her the gamest flyer in triumph. The storied colt or mare is hailed for speed and stay, with the stable lad claiming affectionate pride in her victory and fame.
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Bertrand Shadwell
Chicago
Choice of Hearts and a Child's Death
John Raymond torn between Ethel and Mollie grapples with love and a dying son Jamie. A letter changes plans as Mollie confronts betrayal while Jack faces loss. A heart torn by marriage, secrecy, and tragedy in a late December small-town drama.
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Jack
Dr. Strong
Jamie
Commonwealth Avenue
John Raymond
Mollie
Ethel Sinclair
Jacek
Ungentlemanly Advice and a Barking Hammer Tale
A collection of humorous vignettes and dialogue features. A Georgetown man opines on marriage ethics and patience with wives, while a Washington Star anecdote recalls a misadventure with a nail and a shattered pane. A Topeka Journal quip imagines antelope prices, and a Tit-Bits cartoonish exchange imagines keeping house etiquette.
Tales Of Two Cities And A Witty Parade Of Vignettes
A Kansas City magistrate questions a vagrant about walking from St Louis in six days. A Euclid Avenue youth plots to trick a girl with wagers over photographs, but she sends back a baby’s portrait, teaching him a lesson with humor. A daughter’s contrarian dream gift twist follows. Ex-Governor Leedy faces a boy who longs for the West and wild adventures.
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J. G. Waters
Leedy
Topeka Journal
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago Tribune
Beginning of His Love Story in The Yellow Man
Readers of the Post who have followed David Kingston in The Yellow Man will learn a new element enters his life the beginning of his love story. Great changes occur. See next Sunday's story paper section.
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David Kingston
Daily Table Hints From Sundays Post Menu
A readable fragment presents a Sunday dinner and supper plan with dishes such as baked apples and cream beef a la made soufflé potatoes peas green corn string bean salad and cake. It includes a recipe for cafe mousee and instructions for souffle potatoes and a signature Lena L. Fposa from 23 Villa Jane Prookine.
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Villa Jane
Prookine
American Board Convenes Ninety-First Annual Meeting
The American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions opened its ninety-first annual meeting at Pilgrim Congregational Church in St. Louis on October 10. The Rev Dr Michael Burnham delivered an address, followed by a response from Samuel B Capen of Boston, president of the board. The prudential committee report for the home department was read by Rev Dr C H Daniels of Boston.
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ST. Louis
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Michael Burnham
Samuel B. Capen
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Boston
American Board
Prudential Committee
Home Department
C. H. Daniels
Liberals Gain Three Seats in British Parliament
London Oct 10 The results of yesterday's polls show the Liberals win three seats at Wisbech Lancaster and Barnstaple while ministerialists gain one at Dumfriesshire and the Nationalists take South Dublin. Total MPs elected now 549 with ministerialists 251 opposition 198.
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Wisbech
Lancaster
Barnstaple
Dumfriesshire
South Dublin
Why Tom Mack Missed His Car and Stammering Baritone Fame
A Chicago paper praises baritone Tom Mack, famed for flawless singing while he cannot utter a sentence without stuttering. Anecdotes recount his failed attempt to catch a homeward car, contrasted with his celebrated vocal artistry. The piece also notes agricultural policy rhetoric from New England urging stronger farming prosperity. Andrew H. Ward signs off on the agricultural argument.
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Tom Mack
Chicago
Windy City
Mr. Mack
Mack
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Bits of News From a Distant Newspaper
Ranged items note diverse facts from plants to pirates of ideas. Topics include paper from tobacco, Palestine hive yields, Kansas City divorce dockets, quail as nuisances, central U S boundaries, tourism shifts, and Germany France Pelish comparisons. Also: New York roof gardens, Hawaii natives, ant diversity, fox trade, Para rubber work, carved ivory in jewelry, Odd Fellows ban on Indians, New York Central drunkenness stats, Bayamon orphanage grant, gray autumn hats, Northern Pacific rails, eye reading pace, British association women on committees, Scotch whiskey drought, Scottish bond inventories, Italian railway malaria nets, and Canada’s vast resources.
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Hawaii
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Christian Woman’s Board of Missions
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British Association
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