Blue Hill Terrace Company Praises Local Paper Ads
A letter from Blue Hill Terrace Company thanks the Dorchester Milton and Hyde Park advertisers for the past year. It notes six properties Mt. Olive Austin Triangle Blue Hill Terrace Forest Park Holmfield and Oakwood and the substantial benefit from newspaper ads.
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Austin Triangle
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Blue Hill Terrace Company
No. 8
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The Particulars Law and mill compliance
The editorial urges strict adherence to the particulars law governing warp specifications for each weaver. It calls for unanimous obedience as mills resume in New Bedford and Fall River, noting penalties for violations and emphasizing fair play and good faith in manufacturing.
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New Bedford
Fall River
Last Days for Voter Registration in Massachusetts
The piece urges Democrats to vote in the state election with two days left before books close at 10 p.m. It calls for strong support for John EB Russell and Democratic congressional candidates, notes Boston's voter list deficit of about four thousand, and stresses individual duty to register and vote.
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Thirteenth District Hopeful Robert Howard Backed by Republicans
In Massachusetts the Republican base backs Robert Howard in the Thirteenth District race noting his legislative service and knowledge of labor and manufacturing needs. The Democratic nomination is seen as effectively deciding the election, while the opposing candidate faces criticism over a contested path to candidacy.
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Robert Howard
Howard
Massachusetts
Campaign Push Seeks Howard for Congress After Legislature Bid
The speaker urges electing Mr. Howard to Congress, noting his prior unanimous election to the Legislature fourteen years ago and suggesting his strength would boost influence in Congress. The call blends party backing with a call to continuity in public service.
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Cost of Living Drops Under Democratic Tariff Benefits
The Democratic tariff has cut living costs within two months, with NYC World data showing cheaper prices on canned goods, meat, fish, produce, clothing, and daily essentials. Authors claim McKinleyism raised prices, while the Democratic tariff lowers them, reviving business and prosperity nationwide.
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New York World
Crazy Queen Liliuokalani or Not A Royal Mania Debate
The piece questions reports that ex Queen Liliuokalani is insane while arguing that royal rulers often show mental quirks. It cites Bavaria Austria Czarist figures and William II as examples, suggesting collective royal temperament aside from specific cases.
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Republicans Seek House Victory To Restore Trust Rule
The piece argues a Republican House would return power to trusts and monopolies, accusing leaders of urging Republican supremacy to reinstate McKinleyism and extortionate privileges, while Grover Cleveland as president blocks such rule. It frames the fall election as an endorsement of trust influence over policy.
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Tom Reed
McKinley
Harrison
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Grover Cleveland
Revival in Connecticut Manufacturing Signals Prosperity
The revival trend shows factories across Connecticut hiring more workers after a six month slowdown. A wide range of products from axes and cutlery to bicycles and paper envelopes report higher employment, reflecting broad-based economic revival rather than a single industry. The outlook aligns with a national shift toward Democratic prosperity.
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Hoar
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Advertising Boom At The Post Daily Eight Page Issues
The Post has carried a striking run of advertising this month with eight page editions on many days. In the last four days of last week the newspaper printed substantial ad sections alongside the standard small want ads from the Globe and Herald, highlighting fierce market activity.
Growth of the Post in Boston Business Ads
The Post leads in morning sales with strong Boston and nearby trade district reach. Its advertising yields high returns, keeping it near leadership in general Boston merchant advertising despite lower overall circulation.
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Boston
Boston Post Acrostic Greeting to Syme Hastings
A brief tribute praising the Boston Post as a bright, neat friend to readers. It extols the paper as a loyal, plucky local friend to the people, noting its broad coverage of distant and near countries and its reliable delivery.
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Syme-Hastings
Golf Cape of Sealskin and Fur Fashions
The piece argues sealskin golf capes and fur fashions reflect changing cuts rather than timeless durability. It notes sealskin coats are costly gains from long past styles and that modern designs may age quickly. A cautious buyer should favor less extreme seal garments to extend wear.
Pinero Comedy at the Hollis by New York Lyceum Theatre Co
The New York Lyceum Theatre Company presents Arthur W. Pinero's comedy at the Hollis Theatre. Performances feature notable cast and lively farce as audiences enjoy a classic stage production with varied scenes and witty dialogue.
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Amazons at Hollis Impress Pinero Fans in Boston
Pinero's The Amazons opens at Hollis with a strong New York Lyceum company. Georgia Cayvan Katherine Florence and Bessie Tyree charm in boys' dress as the trio of daughters. The cast earns praise for precision and wit amid farcical romance. Sam's of Posen continues nightly with Katherine Rober's Bet Fairfax drawing applause. 1492 at Tremont features Columbus actor John Peachey and Theresa Vaughn with a four week run.
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The Man From the West presented at Columbia with Harry Lacy
Harry Lacy starred in his adaptation of The Man From the West at the Columbia a four act comedy drama featuring a Texan millionaire amid New York sharpers with a romantic thread. The cast included Arthur Elliott Pay ton Gibbs Dove Davidson Beverly Sitgreaves Mary Standish and Louise Wakelee. Scenery impressed and Sowing the Wind announced for October 22 as The Old Homestead nears its Boston farewell with Denman Thompson.
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NWR
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Saml of Posen at the Park Theatre delighting Boston audience
Saml of Posen with M. B. Curtis in the title role drew a large Park Theatre crowd. The updated four act comedy impressed repeat attenders with fresh material and strong performances by De Mer as Celeste, Cordelia Davega as Rebecca Dreifuss, Marie Valleau as Elien, plus Will D. Harburg and A. S. Lipman in key supporting roles.
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Fogian Blackbirds Debut in Prince Pro Tem at Museum
Before a full audience last night the new specialty Fogian Blackbirds premiered in Prince Pro Tem at the Museum. The whimsical eight performers enter as lights lift to reveal a woodland scene and a distinctive dance set to characteristic music. The act drew instant applause and is expected to heighten interest in the show.
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Vaudeville at Keith's New Theatre Delights Crowds
The busy shows at Keith's New Theatre please large audiences with living pictures and novel acts. Notable attractions include Juan Caicedo the wire walker Lydia Yeamans Titus Alcide Capitaine and a Nine second transformation from a blacksmith shop to a parlor by Staley and Birbeck.
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Australian Cyclone Young Starlight at Howard Atheneum
The Howard Atheneum continues its popular science glove exhibitions with boxer Young Starlight, billed as the Australian Cyclone. He will face a new challenger each day this week, an attraction never attempted before by any boxer.
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Lothrop
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Bob) Ann
the Howard
Benton
Pop Song Notice Sparks Interest in Boston Arrival
A fragment item notes a new popular song and its sale through letters on receipt of stamps. The ad mentions address at 912 Boylston Street Boston and references a company name that appears as NS COMPA. with unclear full wording.
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Sword Swallower Delno Fritz Thrills Crowd at Aus Tin Stone Museum
Aus Tin and Stone's Museum drew crowds as Chevallier Delno Fritz staged daring feats. The sword swallower reportedly gulped a dozen swords at once and even swallowed a bayonet attached to a gun butt, with spectators fearing for his safety.
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