Substantial Benefit From Advertisements in Post
The Blue Hill Terrace Company reports substantial benefit from advertising in the Post over the past year. They note six properties in Dorchester Milton and Hyde Park including Mt. Olive Austin Triangle Blue Hill Terrace Forest Park Holmfield and Oakwood and sign off from No 8 Water Street.
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Senator Brady Renominated by Republicans, Citizen Says
The Lowell Citizen condemns Hon. Peter J. Brady renomination by Democrats in the seventh Middlesex Senate district. It notes Brady voted with Republicans to block a roll call on the Bell Telephone bill and argues no change in allegiance justifies renomination, urging his defeat and warning that firing deserters would advance true Democratic principles.
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Registration figures hint at Boston vote outlook
The article examines registration data in Boston as an indicator of election outcomes. It notes total registration likely mirrors last year, with ward shifts offsetting, and cautions that estimates may change after registrar revisions but should not reveal a Democratic vote collapse.
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A Good Use for the Militia in Ohio Lynching Lesson
The Ohio militia helped quell a mob at Washington Court House as a prisoner, already tried and sentenced, faced mob violence. The force shot a few rioters, delivering a blunt lesson on the supremacy of law over mob rule.
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Russell Opens Democratic Campaign With Clear, Earnest Speech
The Hon. John RE. Russell opened the Democratic campaign at Springfield last evening with a speech that will ring through the State. It was delivered by a sincere experienced man of affairs, plainly spoken for intelligent listeners, in strong contrast to prior rhetoric.
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Satanic tariff critique outlined by Russell in opposition speech
The opposition leader Russell attacks Governor Greenhalge's rhetoric and calls the tariff a product of the "satanic power" of sugar trusts and Republican senators with three Democrats. He argues the new tariff, while a partial improvement over McKinley's, reduces trust protection, repeals consumer bounty, raises government revenue, and does not raise refined sugar prices.
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Democratic Press Debate and Local Political Figures
Letters and notes in the Post defend a balanced press stance while critiquing Andrew Jackson, party lines, and editorials. The text cites Norris, Hayes, McPatrick, Corbett, and McEttrick, and mentions the Orpheus Club, a crippled-chair fundraiser, and Knights of Labor debates. It paints a picture of 19th century Boston politics, labor, and community clubs amid editorial contention.
In Old Kentucky at the Boston Theatre Next Week
The Boston Theatre plans a heavy lineup with Melba concert seat sales led by manager Tompkins and a schedule of acts at major venues. Performers include Theresa Vaughn in 1492, Louise Beaudet in Jacinta with M. Marius, Annie Lewis in Prince Pro Tem, and a renovation tale of an older actress praised by critics. Also noted are Olga Nethersall’s compare with major divas, Lydia Yeamans Titus at Keith's, and various other engagements across the city. The Melba concerts sold out quickly as crowds formed early for Oct 27 matinee and Oct 28 Tuesday show.
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Rear End Collision On Boston & Maine Risks Repeats
A recent rear end collision on the Boston and Maine railway is described as a preventable accident caused by failure to use standard safety warnings. Similar incidents in the Hoosac tunnel are cited, with negligence blamed for not employing lanterns, torpedoes, or proper signaling to warn trailing trains.
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Observant Yankee Child and East Boston Car Woes
A fragment from a Boston era page mentions a rosy cheeked five year old dubbed Master Yankee aboard a train with his tailor made mother and a Lord's candy box. It notes city officials Fallon and Morrissey planning a fishing trip and records a street accident on Bridge street Cambridge. East Boston residents decry 15 minute car service and ferry missed connections while lawyer J. Morrison pursues fondness for old matters.
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Growing man of the diocese of Massachusetts
The article describes a prominent Massachusetts church figure as a growing man, a thorough broad church leader. It notes he was linked to the Cambridge seminary deanship when vacant, and that age might have made him a strong candidate for the job.
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A Voyage to East Boston Ferry Scene Teased
Excerpt from A Voyage in a Ferry recounts a quiet East Boston crossing where a man with a wagon of groceries watches the narrator with fear then curiosity while several elderly witnesses shake their heads and the captain remains unperturbed before publication in next Sunday's Post.
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Storming of Monterey described in eyewitness excerpt
An account of a brutal assault at Monterey with officers spreading liquor, Walker urging action, a massive shop door torn open, and a Texan named Lockridge leading the charge with a serape and bowie knife. The narrative depicts ricocheting bullets, street fire, Mexican infantry flanking, and close-quarters bayonet action.
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Old Tremont Street Brightens Town History
In the early eighteenth century high life along Tremont Street featured the Governor's coach and four on state occasions and Peter Faneuil’s chariot drawn by English horses. For ordinary days a two-horse chaise carried dignitaries, as noted in Old Tremont Street to be published in the Post.
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Tremont Street
A Royal Housewife
The German Empress follows a strict schedule, retiring at 10 30 p m and rising at 6 00 a m. She starts the day by making her husband’s coffee, dines at 1 p m, tea at 5, and a simple supper at 8. When the Emperor travels he sends daily notes and gifts to his wife and children.
Church Congress Set for Boston Meeting
The Great National Assembly of the Episcopal Church will convene in Boston with Rev. John Suter of Winchester serving as general secretary of the local committee. The report outlines preparations and the roles of committee members ahead of the gathering.
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Winches
Young Wife Tracks Cake Thief Dog in Spare Moments
A light exchange in Spare Moments features a young wife lamenting a dog that swiped a sponge cake left to cool. The tramp reassures with dry humor about the dog's appetite and strength.
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