Substantial ad benefit to Blue Hill Terrace Company
The Blue Hill Terrace Company of Boston thanks the Post publishers for the substantial benefit from advertisements over the past year. They note six properties in Dorchester Milton and Hyde Park including Mt. Olive Austin Triangle Blue Hill Terrace Forest Park Malmfield and Oakwood. Dated October 10 1894.
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Barometer of Trade Signals Broad Bank Loan Rise
The article notes a nationwide uptick in bank lending as of the latest comptroller call. Boston and New York lead gains with substantial loans and discounts, Philadelphia matching Boston, and similar increases in Chicago Cincinnati Baltimore and most large cities. Brooklyn remains an exception.
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Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Morton and court action shadow New York gubernatorial race
The Treasury Department pursues Republican candidate Levi P. Morton over alleged alien contract labor law violations. Morton, a former Vice President and NY governor candidate, champions American labor while facing legal scrutiny that questions party claims of labor protection.
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Levi P. Morton
Treasury Department
New York
Mr. Morton
Morton
The Varsity Crew Awakens To Radical Reform
Harvard must change training methods and stroke to reclaim its place in rowing. The piece argues Yale outrows Harvard with the Bob Cook stroke and Harvard has resisted adopting the winning technique, risking replacement by a stronger program.
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Harvard
Yale
Bob Cook
Stroke of Learning Emphasized as Essential Action
A concise editorial note urges that the stroke can be learned and should be done. It underscores the importance of mastering the action and encourages immediate practice and adoption.
Hearings on Boston docks and wharves prime city seaport future
City Hall hosts a dock and wharf committee hearing today. The editorial urges municipal ownership and modernization to modernize Boston’s antiquated wharf facilities, expand trade capacity, and keep pace with national growth in commerce. It warns current conditions threaten Boston’s competitive standing and calls for timely, prudent action.
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Boston
The Toilers of the Sea and Gloucester Fishermen
A historical look at Massachusetts fishing in Gloucester shows twenty nine vessels sailing out never returning and one hundred twelve men lost. The industry remains flourishing despite high risks and crew origins shifting from native fishermen to British provinces, with less mourning on the North Shore.
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Gloucester
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North Shore
Princess Alix Converts to Greek Church for Harmony
The article praises Princess Alix of Hesse for joining the Greek Orthodox Church to align with her husband and maintain harmony in the Russian imperial family. It notes she does not renounce her birth faith, nor claim a curse upon it, but offers a marriage-based reason as a sincere, womanly conversion.
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Hesse
Holy Synod
Russia
Registration Push for Democratic Majority in Boston
The notice urges Democrats to register before 10 tonight to boost Boston's Democratic majority. It cites vigorous recent registration and the need to prevent lost votes, urging every Democrat to add their name and vote, aiming to match or exceed last year’s totals.
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Boston
Sunset in the City Poem Scene of Night and Dream
A poem depicts a moonlit city scene with a turning wheel of sunset and an azure sea overhead. Streets grow haunted as lamps flare and shadows creep in while lovers kiss beneath a star.
McCall’s Eighth District Opponent Seen as Likely Congressman
Observant Citizen reports Charles A. Conant’s eighth district rival as a slight, fluent speaker with Postmaster and General Corse ties. The piece hints at political issues, a fare discrepancy on a West End electric line, and mentions Frank Stetson as Minneapolis fire chief amid broad, well paved streets and a talk of reform next summer.
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Minneapolis
Public Garden horticultural display sparks debate on restraint
Critics argue the public garden display is overdone and costly, urging a simpler harmonious show. The piece notes streetcar etiquette, bartenders' misadventures, a moose encounter, and local society notes including Captain Watts and Lieutenant Kendall receiving gifts, along with a Briton visitor in town.
Canines and actors headline Boston theatre notes
In Boston theatres dogs star in museum company productions while Georgia Cayvan performs club swinging in The Amazons at Hollis. The Gazette notes other acts including Prince Pro Tem at the Museum, Phantoms at Surrey London, Off the Earth at Park Theatre, and stars like Eddie Foy Hallen Mostyn and John L. Sullivan set for upcoming shows.
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Miss Cayvan
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Dr. Puck
Fanny Johnston
Duke
Josie Sadler
Kaiser
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Posen
the Park Theatre
Eddie Foy
Hallen Mostyn
Joseph Doner
Louise Montague
Laura Clements
Sadie Macdonald
Cecile
Sacred tattooed bull from Burmah to be shown in Boston exhibit
Enthusiasm rises as Austin and Stone's Museum announces the sacred tattooed Burmah bull will be exhibited next Monday. The animal, described as pristine, has been shipped at great expense and is seen by management as a top prize in the exhibit line.
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Howard Street
Maine
Fred de Lude
Joe Atkins
John Doyle
Joe Kelly
Boston
Moosehead
de Lude
Atkins
Austin & Stone’s
Dixon
Walcott
the Palace
Dynamite guns planned for Boston harbor defense
The War Department decides to augment Boston's harbor defences with three pneumatic dynamite guns to be placed at Grover's cliff Winthrop. Three guns already sit at Sandy Hook and three more near San Francisco. an order for the final three bought years ago for Boston will be issued soon.
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San Francisco
Irish MP T D Sullivan to Lecture in America
T D Sullivan M P sails from Queenstown on the Umbria to New York on October 14. He plans a lecture tour in leading cities on Irish history and literature. As editor of the Nation and former Lord Mayor of Dublin, he gained fame for defending Irish press freedom and opposing Coercion laws despite imprisonment.
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Sullivan
Nation
Dublin
Exoneration for Rev. Sherman by Secretary Herbert
The Rev. Frederick F. Sherman U. S. N. chaplain of the steam ship Chicago and son of a Superior Court judge was accused by Captain Mahon of making a subversive remark. Secretary Herbert exonerated him after review.
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Navy Department
Snow covers Vermont as heavy rain turns to six inches
Snow fell six inches in eighteen hours after Sunday rain in Westfield Vermont. Traffic was almost entirely suspended and many cattle on hills face hardship before they can be moved to farms.
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