Publishing rates and office details from an old newspaper
The notice lists subscription rates 86.00 3.00 1.50 50c and 81.00 with details about second class matter and payment to POST PUBLISHING COMPASS. It provides office address Corcoran Building Fifteenth Street and warns all money sent at sender's risk with payable checks drafts and money orders to the POST PUBLISHING COMPASS.
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Post Publishing Compass
Tashington OfFick
Corcoran
Fifteenth Treet
School Question Becomes Political Shuttlecock
In a local controversy the school issue is framed as a political shuttlecock, tossed between parties and groups. Readable details show blame, shifting positions, and no clear resolution as stakeholders press for leverage.
Old State House Gains Paint Yet Seems Gloomy and Grand
In Boston the Old State House exterior is being repainted in a dark greenish brown, a choice some find gloomy yet it preserves the structure’s simple dignity amid nearby modern towers. The piece links architectural charm with historical associations and notes lively social observations about dogs, poetry, and local culture, ending with a recommendation of Corey Hill land as a solid investment due to its beauty and future value.
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Old State House
Boston
Corey Hill
Amusements Tonight in Boston Theatres and Venues
Listings announce events at Mechanics Fair and Arena Building on Huntington Avenue. Russian Art Exhibition at Boston Theatre. The Soudan at Globe Theatre. Mme Angot with Rudolph Aronson’s Company at Tremont Theatre. Marie Wainwright in Twelfth Night at Tremont. Lyceum Theatre in The Charity Ball. Little Beauty at Boston Museum. True Irish Hearts at Grand Opera House. Reilly & Woods Vaudeville at Howard Street. Also note Financial on Seventh page Commercial on Sixth and Seventh and Ship News on Third page.
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Huntington Avenue
Mechanics’ Fair
Arena Building
Tremont Street
Boston Theatre
Washington Street
Globe Theatre
Rudolph Aronson
Angot
Tremont Theater
Marie Wainwright
Tariff Debate Echoes in 1869 Speech by John W. Candler
John W. Candler’s April 20 1869 speech denounces the United States tariff as a vast tax on imports including coal iron oats and potatoes from the Provinces and other goods, framing it as the greatest injury to the nation’s buyers and producers.
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United States
John W. Candler
Census tone softens on recount in New York
The Census Office signals a milder stance after Mayor Grants request for an official recount, saying New York’s enumeration was conducted with regularity and fairness. Yet officials avoid committing to a recount, noting they cannot set aside the results without a clear discrepancy and stating views only in hypothetical terms.
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Washington
Grant
New York
McKinley bill seen as wage downward force
A New York carpet firm E. S. Higgins & Co. argues wages will not rise under the McKinley bill. They warn any wage change will trend downward and predict manufacturers may be forced to lay off many workers.
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E. S. Higgins & Co
New York
Census Bureau dodging pointed by ex census employee
A Washington correspondent cites an experienced employee who questions counting in large cities. He notes tenement crowds and dense populations complicate New York enumeration and urges police aid. The confession makes Mayor Granv’s protest seem ludicrous in light of the debate.
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Census Bureau
Washington
New York Evening Post
New York
Granv
Cloak Makers Forecast 10 Percent Price Hike After McKinley Bill
Benjamin and Caspary, New York cloak manufacturers, warn that stock bought before the McKinley bill is nearly exhausted. They expect higher prices for plushes and other goods, predicting a 10 percent rise in plush garments and noting customers have been informed.
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Benjamin & Caspary
New York
Tariff effect shown by Home and Farm knife premium
The Home and Farm premium illustration shows how the new tariff raises prices for subscribers. It explains dealers quoted only on stock on hand while future orders lack fixed prices, with some $3 per dozen advances. The analysis notes the knife premium’s price doubling from $4 to $8 per dozen and argues this reflects broader farm goods pricing under the tariff.
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Home and Farm
Farmer Purchases and Tax on Every Item Mentioned
The passage notes a farmer buys many goods in small quantities and pays tax embedded in the price for items from kitchen to tools. It contrasts this with a Republican handbook claiming that all that the farmer buys is cheaper today than ever before.
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Republican Congressional Committee
Polk Canning Cappers Strike Over Wage Cut
Cappers at Polk's canning factory struck yesterday in protest of a wage reduction from 11 cents per 100 cans to 8 cents. Polk cited the McKinley tariff bill raising can prices as the reason he could not maintain the old pay rates. News dispatch from Indianapolis.
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Polk
Canning
Indianapolis
Lincoln Independents Spark Controversy in Pennsylvania
QuAyY's organs in Philadelphia critique a foolish letter aimed at the Republican State committee chair, arguing Mr Lincoln would not support efforts to overthrow the party. The piece questions using his father’s name to rally adhesion and notes Lincoln’s supposed stance on conscience over party.
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Qcay
Der-Amater
Abraham Lincoln
Wisconsin School Question Dominates State Election
The debate centers on the Buennerr law requiring English language instruction in public schools and schooling within districts. German language influence and religious grouping shape campaigns with Democrats calling repeal and Republicans seeking modifications. The dispute highlights nationality over religion and tests party unity, with local implications beyond Wisconsin.
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Wisconsin
Massachusetts
Democratic Party
Newberry Library Plans Previewed in Tribune Article
Chicago Tribune outlines proposed Newberry Library design with comments on architects librarians and trustees. The fragmentary sketches show elevations still under study as plans aim for a large reference library emphasizing economy and administration, amid decades of librarianship debates.
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Chicago
Tribune
Newberry Library
Boston
England
W. F. Poon
Henry Ives Cops
OW. 2H
Bradeey
Bh. W. Buatrenrorp
Newberry
Insurers Report New York Losses and Costs
The returns to New York insurers show losses paid to policy holders or heirs totalling about 479.3 million for the year, while commissions salaries medical fees and other expenditures amounted to 55 million. Total expenditures reached 5144.5 million, with 84 percent spent on these costs, equating to 8150 for each 65.50 dollar claim. Economy in costs could benefit policy holders.
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New York
McKinley Tariff Boosts Prices Across Clothing Trade
An advertisement from a Kansas City firm cites the McKinley tariff raising lines from 35 to 60 percent and predicts price hikes for sale items. The New York World notes high prices in city shops and mocks the difficulty of finding a Prince Albert dress suit, remarking that a new style is appearing “up river.”
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McKinley
Kansas City
The
New York World
Empire State
New York
Boston street cleaning hears plea from Bowditch
A Boston public hearing before the Board of Aldermen addressed dirty streets. Dr Vincent Bowditch urged reforms, calling current cleaning methods unhealthy and urging proper watering and disposal of refuse. He noted disease risk and contrasted Boston with Berlin, Liverpool and Glasgow. The committee adjourned after questions and remarks.
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Board of Aldermen 252
R. H. White & Co
Alderman Reed
Alderman Folsom
Vincent Y. Bowditch
Boston
Alderman Smith
Dr. Bowditch
Berlin
Liverpool
Cilasgow
Stacey
Stacey. Dr. Bowditch
Carruth
Goye
Park Royal Terraces on Beacon Street and Corey Hill Developments
Whitcomb Wead & Co and associates buy a large Beacon Street tract at Summer Street for the Park Royal Terraces. Seven blocks will hold 51 houses priced 17 000 to 35 000 dollars, with elaborate brickwork, terra cotta trims, parks, casino, bowling alleys, tennis courts, and controlled access. A unique hillside development on Corey Hill features Switzerland like terraces, macadam roads, drains, trees, and plank walkways offering expansive city views and planned house lots.
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Summer Street
Whitcomb, Wead & Co
Park Royal Terraces
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Perth Amboy
England
Plantagenet
York
Brunswick
Lancaster
Stuart
Hanover
Ludor
Brookline
Corey Hill
Switzerland
Summit Avenue
Boston
All Sorts Of Farcical Snippets From A Murky Paper
A collage of droll anecdotes and sharp asides from a bygone era. Mafia threats against Mayor Shakspeare of New Orleans, mock quotes about railroads, and humorous vignettes including a boy with change, a Boston punchline, Bangkok electric lights, and a fox terrier on a banking trip.
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New Orleans
Shakspere
Trump
New York
Laili
Pewsboy
Boston Posy
Boston
Washington
Washington Star
Atlanta Constitution
Georgia Justice’s Court
Africa
Bangkok
Siam
Central Station
Tariff fears noted by importer on rising costs
A Boston letter to the editor argues that McKinley tariff hikes hit everyday goods including linens, coats, blankets, and woolens. It cites duties rising from 35 to 60 percent, plus per pound charges, with examples of an overcoat and blankets' added costs. The writer warns of higher prices for students, invalids, and fixed incomes, and notes limited relief from a larger free list.
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Mulhouse
Glasgow
Hayes Commission
Dublin
Gilead
Boston
Aldermen Name New Fire Alarm Superintendent Role
Salem officials approve an ordinance naming the fire alarm superintendent as head of all electric wires with a salary of 1250. The action was taken at tonight's Board of Aldermen meeting.
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Salem
Board of Aldermen
Joint Debate on the Lobby Contacting Disclosure Request
Democratic State committee proposes a joint debate on lobby influence at the State House with Republican and Democratic candidates for governor or with Lodge Williams Brackett Russell. They seek early arrangements and cite ongoing criticisms of a powerful third party in legislation. Boston letter dated October 21 outlines this canvass strategy and requests a response.
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Republican State Committee
Democratic State Committee
Henry Cabot Lodge
State House
Russell
William E. Russell
J. Q. A. Brackett
George Fred Williams
Josiah Quincy
Boston
Colonel Codman Speaks Across Cape Towns in Series
Colonel Charles R. Codman addresses Cape towns with strong audience interest. He spoke last evening at Provincetown and will speak tonight in Middleboro, Thursday in Hyannis, and Friday in Nantucket, where extensive plans ensure a hearty reception. The meeting is nonpartisan. John Harps serves as committee chairman.
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Codman
Cape
Charles R. Codman
Cape Towns
Provincetown
Middleboro
Hyannis
Nantucket
John Harps
Dr Everett Thrives On Campaign Swing In Sixth District
Dr Everett, widely described as energetic and in excellent health, continues his campaign across the sixth district. He remains alert on issues, delivering vigorous stump speeches while friends laud his vigorous canvass and public appearances.
Letter from a Medford Man Opposing Tariff Reform
Albert I. Sise of Medford, wealthy retired merchant with shipping ties, denounces McKinley and Lodge force bills and backs tariff reform. He presides at the Russell rally in Medford Opera House next Saturday. In a nomination acceptance letter for the first Middlesex Senate district, he criticizes tariff, monoplies, and Massachusetts representatives’ stance, urging support for reform and denouncing the Republican price.
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Medford
Albert I. Sise
Opera House
Middlesex
Boston
Massachusetts
Congress
Albert I. Lisz
YoJohn Ll. Nichols
Registration Closes as State Election List Is Projected
Registrars say 18,000 names were added last night at the central office while Monday saw larger turnout. The total list will be known soon, with last year at 67,000 and current estimates around 65,000 on the rolls for the State election.
Democratic speakers scheduled for Melrose and Boston events
Congressman A J Fitch of New York and Dr William Everett will speak at a Democratic rally in Melrose Town Hall on Friday October 24. Congressman Crisp of Georgia will speak at Faneuil Hall on Saturday evening October 25. Henry L Pierce will preside at the Democratic rally in Tremont Temple on Thursday evening October 23.
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A. J. Fitch
New York
Wiliam Everett
Melrose Town Hall
Congressman Crisp
Georgia
Faneuil Hall
Henry L. Pierce
Yremont Temple
Subcommittee Plans Campaign Visits Across Counties
A Republican State committee subcommittee met at the state headquarters on School Street to organize campaign visits. They will dispatch the chairman and one or two members to county and town committees, visiting Cape district Friday, Norfolk Saturday, Plymouth Monday, Essex Tuesday October 27, Worcester Wednesday, to rally support.
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Republican State Committee
School Street
Cape District
Norfolk County
Plymouth County
Essex County
Worcester County
Republican women pack 20000 campaign literature for Candler
The Republican State committee employs thirty young women at School street headquarters to pack political documents for the state campaign. They mail speeches by McKinley and Dingley, with 20000 pieces reportedly funded by the Home Market Club of Massachusetts.
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Republican State Committee
School Street
Candler
McKinley
Ohio
Dingley
Maine
Home Market Club
Massachusetts
Hearings on Protests Filed in Suffolk District
Ballot law commissioners hold a 2 P.M. hearing today on objections to the Independent Republican nomination of Charles G. Mountfort in the fourth Suffolk senatorial district alleging mostly Democratic signers. Also scheduled are hearings on the Carberry Cronan case at 10:30 A.M. and the Moore MecNary case at 11:30 A.M.
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Charles G. Mountfort
Suffolk
Salem Flambeaux Club hosts reception for Congressman Cogswell
The Salem Flambeaux Club held its quarterly meeting at Hamilton Hall with H. P. Hasley in charge. Congressman Cogswell was welcomed, received a warm reception, and delivered a vigorous Republican speech praising the McKinley bill and the force bill while criticizing Democrats.
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Salem Flambeaux Club
Salem
Hamilton Hall
Cogswell
H. P. Hasley
William S. Mead
Edward Collin
Ed. A. Brown
John W. Hart
Atwood, Jr. Cameron
Reed
Post
Two Fishermen Lost From Gloucester Schooner Essex
The fishing schooner Essex from Gloucester reports two crewmen lost near 140 miles east by northeast of Boston during a heavy northeast gale. Captain John Thomas says Stephen Landy and Albert Pitts disappeared Monday afternoon at about four o clock while furling mainsail as a sea swept overboard. Rescue was impossible as seas ran high. both men, natives of Arichat, Gb.
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Essex
Gloucester
John Thomas
Georges
Stephen Landy
Albert Pitts
Boston Licht
Arichat
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