Subscriptions and contact details for The Boston Post
The Post lists subscription rates for various plans including One year Six months and Three months for the Post and Sunday Post. It notes that subscribers must provide current and new addresses, and that subscriptions are in advance with discontinuation on expiration. Payments should avoid cash and be made by checks drafts or money orders to The Boston Post Publishing Company. Contact details include postal offices in Boston and New York Hotels. Editor E A Grozier signs as Publisher.
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Sudden Death of Charles Dudley Warner Shakes American Letters
The Hartford born author Charles Dudley Warner dies in Hartford Connecticut. He carved a distinct niche as essayist and humorist whose early My Summer in a Garden sketches helped launch his reputation. His work spans satire and sociological reform, leaving a lasting literary legacy.
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Mark Twain
Penology
Maine woods killings prompt hunt regulations debate
A Maine woods shooting ends in tragedy as William Lattimer kills his friend Pond while aiming at a deer. Following a prior incident where Robert Green killed his cousin Percy Green by mistake, the pattern raises calls for stronger rules. The piece notes a Maine close season exists and guides must be licensed, yet hunting continues with fatal errors prompting questions about preventing such deaths without banning hunting entirely.
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Robert Green
Percy Green
Connecticut
Pond
William Lattimer
Registration surge signals big vote in Massachusetts and New York
The article notes a nationwide rise in presidential registration with Massachusetts cities reporting record gains. New York city registrations reach 600,000 to 700,000, about 109,000 more than four years ago. Analysts expect Democratic gains as independents tilt party support. Republican enthusiasm is low and McKinley may not inspire wavering voters.
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Massive Presidential Cast Expected Two Weeks Hence
The forthcoming presidential vote, set two weeks from tomorrow, is projected to produce the largest cast in the nation’s history. Restrictions from new Southern laws may reduce turnout there, but gains in the North are expected to offset the impact.
Nation Mourns John Sherman As Statesman Passes
The veteran American statesman John Sherman dies after a brief illness, ending a half century of service in Congress and the Cabinet. He guided prewar finance, oversaw wartime and postwar finance, and played a key role in reconstruction, finance reform, and the resumption of specie payments. The piece notes political manipulation by Hanna and McKinley ending Sherman’s career, and reflects on his lasting legacy as financier and conservative leader.
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William McKinley
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Mark Hanna
Britain Germany alliance pledge reshapes China trade and power balance
Lori Salisbury publishes a text announcing a Britain Germany alliance on China interests. The pledge supports territorial integrity of China and free trade across sea and river ports. The move hints at a European power shift with implications for U S policy and possible alliance questions.
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Lori Salisbury
Great Britain
Germany
China
United States
Mr. Chamberlain
The Observant Citizen and the Sunday Post Spotlight
The Sunday Post dominates readership with exclusive stories. It reports Admiral Sampson's son being named a presidential candidate for Annapolis and features the Crowell family aboard a small sloop off Savin Hill. It highlights Kaplan's $3000 damages award from the subway explosion and Graham's noted record. The Beacon Hill boarding house scene frames the piece.
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Young Kaplan
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Beacon Hill
Daily Table Hints for a Sunday Post Meal Plan
This notes a Conditions Competition breakfast lunch and dinner menu with items like bananas oats curry? and lamb. It includes Sally Lums and Sally Lunns recipes with flour sugar and milk, plus a Boston address Miss E C Frisb ee at 6 Province Court.
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Boston Post Photo Contest Seeks Amateurs For Weekly Prizes
The Boston Post will run weekly cash prizes of 10, 3, and 3 dollars for photographs. Submit images with titles and photographer details on the back, include a brief note on context, and retain a copy as photographs cannot be returned.
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Boston Post
Rescue in the Quarry Brings Two Hearts Together
Rose leaves twins Cris and Christie with her mother away. Christie falls near a quarry ledge, and Rose, with Jack Moore, descends a rope to save him. Christie is saved and recovers, while Rose and Jack confess a rekindled love as they walk home through twilight.
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State Street
Boston
Rose
Mrs. Brown
Piazza
Cris
Christie
Tabby
Jack Moore
Jack
The Stranger and the Princess in Yesterday's Post
Readers are invited to recall the tale The Stranger and the Princess from yesterday's Sunday Post. The instalment proved fascinating, drawing attention to a princess whose personality captivated readers. The next chapter is awaited in the coming Sunday Post.
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Sunday Post
Fall sale on carpets and rugs from Bissell’s sweepers
Our fall sale offers rugs and tapestry Brussels rugs in 3 ft by 6 ft sizes in good color. We took all the mill had and cannot get more. Closing the lot, we offer them at sacrifice.
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Bissell
Rugs and boots on sale from S Sanford & Sons and a footwear offer
A sale listing notes rugs 3x6 feet at 5.50, about 27x64 inch sizes at 2.25, 8x2 yards at 3.75, and 8x4 yards at 4.50. A new stock of first quality white and gray goat skins 28x64 inches and multiple styles of box calf and kid boots priced around 3.00.
Hypatia Shoes Claim World Best Women’s Footwear
Hypatia Shoes proclaims itself the best women’s shoe globally, emphasizing quality and fit. The statement highlights confidence in its design and comfort for women, presenting a bold claim about market leadership.
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Hypatia
5 Frame Body Brussels Price Notes
Regular carpet stores and other outlets ask between 1.35 and 1.50 dollars per yard for Brussels carpet.
Furniture Specials Offer Turbulent Wood Chair News
Advertisement describes Ash Chamber Suites and a 24x80 plate mirror with special pricing. Mentions a Mere 1 Turkish Arm Chair in velour with hair filling and a historical price of 40 dollars, plus garbled text.
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