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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1892
Page
4
Subscriptions listed for daily and weekly editions with prices for one year six months and three months. Readers urged to supply both current and new addresses for mail changes and note that payments go to Post Publishing Company with the sender at risk.
A brief note recalls Franklin Pierce defending democracy against external meddling and preserving resolve to push the Pacific Railroad project forward, portraying his stance as unwavering as a ship braving interference and obstacles.
Amid nationwide celebrations Boston leads with enthusiastic deeds from school events to civic exercises and grand parades. The city’s dedications, theatre crowds, and music hall orations mark a gala day, reflecting strong patriotism even during a busy political campaign.
The Springfield Union argues that old Democrats would oppose Cleveland and Stevenson if alive, defending the McKinley tariff. It contrasts Jefferson, Madison and others with modern protectionism, saying McKinleyism arose to fund campaigns and enrich trusts, while both old and new Democrats share a principle of guarding the people against monopoly.
Farmers in Central New York protest McKinley era policies on barley and wool. The 30 percent barley tax blocked Canadian barley, pushing prices down from about 80 to 55 cents a bushel as maltsters turn westward. Wool demand fell due to foreign wool tariffs, cutting prices from 45 to 27 cents per pound, leaving farmers dissatisfied with the policy impact.
A brief remark notes that McKinleyism fails to perform as promised, contrasting expectations with observed outcomes. The statement emphasizes disappointment in the policy's effectiveness and the gap between theory and practice.
Three days remain to complete voter registration in Boston before the deadline at ten oclock next Tuesday evening. The notice urges every Democrat and all eligible residents to register to enable Massachusetts to back national figures Cleveland Stevenson and local candidates Rousseau Carroll.
The Post surveys Columbus Day events from Chelsea to Gloucester, detailing large parades, school ceremonies, and civic gatherings. It notes patriotic displays, flag raisings, and union of G A R posts with local schools while mentioning injuries from a runaway wagon incident in one town.
The piece argues that under McKinleyism export values declined sharply in July August and September from 1891 while imports rose, showing a nationwide industrial and wage blight. It cites WADLIN statistics and notes a large monthly export loss and rising imports, urging a policy reversal.
Dissatisfaction with Congressman Randall DALL and his life saving bill fuels a strong Cape district tilt toward Democratic nominee Hengy C Thacher. Thacher’s Cape roots and pro Cape welfare stance expected to draw Republican voters in Fall River and New Bedford polls, signaling a surprising party result on November 8.
To the Editor the Post: Posts sold at the mill gate at noon average seventy daily, sometimes eighty five according to Newsman. Six months ago none were sold here. Posts sold outpace Journals Heralds and Globes combined. Ina S. Baty Adams Mass.
Democrats, duty done means Governor Russell's re election.
Frank L. Thompson appeared in Brighton court charged with enticing 14 year old Georgie Hale from her home for immoral purposes. A continuance was granted. bail set at 800 dollars and he was sent to Charles Street jail. Police located him at Hyde Park and arrested him without trouble. a revolver was found. The case centers on alleged threats to the girl and letters dictated by Thompson. The warrant covers an incident before her disappearance last week. maximum penalty is three years.
Special markdown sale invites customers to carpet pieces priced under original import cost. Carpets are guaranteed first-class and perfect in quality despite reduced prices. Sale emphasizes value and inventory for eager buyers.
A sensational report claims the Republican national committee plans heavy spending to sway New Hampshire Rhode Island and Connecticut races. It alleges Democrats have negated Republican gains with quiet work and that protectionist industries will fund lavish dole to revive GOP influence across these states.
A call to action urges Democrats to register before next Tuesday night to support Governor Rus sell’s re election. The terse appeal highlights immediate registration and mobilization for the political effort.
Columbus Day at the fair drew an estimated 15,000 to 20,000 attendees with possibilities of 25,000 in official tallies. Crowds were orderly and engaged by a complete musical program. Women and domestic science sections were crowded all day while excursions brought many visitors. Children from public schools joined in today’s specialties in manual training and cooking.
Quincy October 21 Ann O Delia Diss Debar a noted spiritualist also known as Vera Ava was arrested on a complaint from Elgin Illinois woman accusing her of defrauding her of 1000 dollars. Mrs Mitchell claimed Vera Ava aided by an agent assisted in taking the money from the room after she was summoned to the door.
A collage of comic lines and parade wit shows a judge’s language in sentencing, reporters late to a parade muttering foreign phrases, and local chatter on Columbus style whiskers. A street scene ends with a summer farewell and a toast to vanished days.
Mr and Mrs C C Bragdon of Lasell Seminary travel to Chicago for the dedication ceremonies of the World's Columbian Exposition buildings. Francis Bellamy of the Youth's Companion has led a committee to organize broad public school participation in Columbus Day events. The Boston Teachers Mutual Benefit Association plans a December Music Hall bazaar to support its permanent fund, with Stephen W Richardson Samuel B Capen and Stephen M Crosby on its advisory board.
W T Wandrey aged 90, an inmate at the Coatesburg Poor farm, was found hanging in his room. He came from a German noble family and emigrated with Carl Schurz. He served as a drummer boy in Blucher's command as Water?o.
A brief exhortation urging all Democrats to register now with emphasis on no poll tax requirement. The note stresses immediate action and civic participation without any financial barrier.
Norwalk Lawn Tennis Club's football eleven defeated Columbia College freshmen this afternoon by a 24 to 0 score in Norwalk Connecticut.
At 4 oclock yesterday afternoon the Ninth Regiment assembled on the Common for parade and muster for pay. The regiment was reviewed by Colonel William Leverett Chase, acting inspector general.
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