Unimpeachable Proof of Boston Post Circulation
A Boston visit confirms the Boston Post’s Sunday issue Oct 8 circulation over 80 000 copies with documented figures. Jameson Knowles Co Browning King Co and Edward Kakas & Sons attest to the paper’s September and Oct orders and payments and verify forms and bills.
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Boston
Boston Post
POST
Jameson & Knowles CO
J. F. Knowles
Milton H. French
Browning, King & CO
L. Fletcher
Edward Kakas & Sons
Edward As & Bons
Boston's railroads drive regional view on city status
Outsiders and locals compare Boston's commercial decline with loss of railroad control. The piece notes cross Commonwealth perspectives, highlights areas of regression and progress, and urges civic action. Registering costs nothing and may influence the Russell and Carroll election outcome.
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Boston
New England
Boston i
Benefit of Counsel in Greenhalge Defense Debate
The Hon. John D. Long, a top Massachusetts criminal lawyer, is chosen to defend Candidate Greenhalge over his letter Why I Ought to Be Elected Governor. Long argues the letter was light hearted, while urging respect for the governor's office and Massachusetts law. Boston voters urged to cast a full ballot for Russell and Carroll.
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John D. Long
Massachusetts
Greenhalge
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Long
Lawyer Long
Sunday Post Growth Letter in New Hampshire Town
A letter from Wyman & MacAlister of Hillsborough Bridge N H dated Oct 15 asks to increase the Sunday Post subscriptions to thirty five. The note reports the Post selling ahead of expectation and requests action accordingly.
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Sunday Post
New Hampshire
Post
Wyman & Macalister
Hillsborough Bridge
N. H
Tremont Newsdealer Questions Shortage of Posts
J. T. Pierce of Tremont asks why an order for forty posts was cut to five last Sunday due to higher demand than supply. He notes the reason was limited stock.
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J. T. Pierce
Tremont
Edifying Debate Proposal Between Greenhalge and Russell in Worcester
An editorial urges Greenhalge to accept a debate with Hon. John E. Russell in Worcester if supporters can speak for him with authority. It questions the Republican committee’s stance and predicts an instructive, brilliant exchange if it occurs. It also calls Democrats in Boston to register promptly.
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Greenhalge
John E. Russell
Worcester
Republican Committee
Voorhees Collapse in Senate Call for Closure Fails
A critical political row centers on Senator Voorhess who promised a Saturday closure vote and failed to move. The columnist says his pullback signals a Democratic leadership collapse, urging readers to register and vote for Shusell and Carroll.
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Voorhées
Voorhees
Voorhess
United States Senate
Burton Retrograding Question Sparks State Letters
The Sunday Post presents editors from representative journals across the state debating whether Burton is retrograding. The letters reflect readers' viewpoints and self-perception versus others' views, with authors describing how they see themselves compared to external impressions.
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Sunday Post
Repeal in the Future and the Silver Question
The piece argues the proposed compromise on silver is premature and urges immediate repeal of Republican currency laws. It frames the measure as limiting the law’s effects and delaying relief, while stressing citizens must register to vote within two weeks. It warns that the compromise could become law but calls for action now.
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Congress
Harrison
Washington Street
Greenhalge labor record cited over weekly pay bill
The candidate recalls his stance on the 1885 weekly payment bill at Worcester. He opposed weekly pay, favored fortnightly payments, and says he would have supported a bill employers wanted when they were ready, though he voted against a workingmen proposal.
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Greenhalge
Worcester
Labor
The Surrender of a Policy in Senate Compromise
A critical editorial argues the United States Senate compromise will force a minority to dictate policy, surrendering a majority's authority and the will of the people. It condemns yielding free coinage aims and the silver purchase clause, warning of precedent and danger to constitutional control.
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United States
Senate
Congress
Regrettable Deadlock Forces Last-Minute Ballot Push
The passage argues the people hold authority while the country faces anarchy and condemns the compromise, noting it fails to reflect the will of the majority. With only two days left, Democratic efforts focus on placing Russell and Carroll on the Boston slate.
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Russell
Carroll
Boston
The Observant Citizen Observes Boston Street Life
An Observant Citizen traces contrasts on Boylston Street between grand city landmarks and rough paving. He notes Comdr C C Carpenter at Parker House, Charlestown Senate nominee Joseph J Corbett, and a benevolent 50 cent ball scam. A lantern-wielding cop and a selfless car kindness episode are recounted amid autumn florals.
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Boston
Webster
Society
Mythical $70 000 000 German Estate Swindle
German dailies urge the American press to expose the Hettrick estate swindle. An advertisement claimed a $70 million German estate for George Hettrick’s heirs, attracting hundreds seeking information. Consul General Edwards reports the estate stories are a foundless ruse by claim agents. Wiesbaden and Frankfurt officials found no foundation beyond cupidity.
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Berlin
Hettrick
Jast
Pennsylvania
George Hettrick
Germany
United States Legation
Legation
Edwards
Wiesbaden
Mason
Frankfort-on-the-Main
Howells on the Fair Finds It Most Wonderful Exhibit
William Dean Howells returns from the World's Fair praising its verity and beauty. He lauds the White City and its architecture, notes German display excellence, and contrasts art with industrial aims, while commenting on the lack of Spanish and Italian cultural representations. He also remarks on the Women’s Building and the crowd’s courteous atmosphere.
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New York
William Dean Howells
Greece
Rome
America
Chicago
Boston
White City
Ravida
Vienna
Germany
Spain
Italy
Venice
Lagoon
Illinois State
Growth of the Post and Sunday Post Versus Other Boston Papers
A letter from a reader compares the circulation growth of the Post and the Sunday Post with other Boston morning papers. The writer suggests stating exact counts observed on streetcars steam cars or at business places without exaggeration and sends the note to the Comparison Editor at THD Post.
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B. A. Grozier
Funeral of Militiaman Donovan Held in Malden
The funeral for William H. Donovan of Company D Ninth Regiment was held yesterday from 12 Concord Street Cearlestown. Services were at St Francis de Bales Church with Father O Donovan officiating. Company D provided a military escort to Malden for the burial, a firing detail under Corporal Townsend. Pallbearers were Harry Dooley Howard Murphy William McKeever Joseph W Delaney John McKusker and John Garrity.
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William H. Donovan
Concord Street
Cearlestown
Ninth Regiment
St. Francis de Bales Church
Father O'Donovan
F. T. L. Magurn
Malden
Townsend
Harry Dooley
Howard Murphy
William McKeever
Joseph W. Delaney
John McKusker
John Garrity
Registration closes in Boston and other cities dates
Boston registration closes October 24. Other cities close October 28. Towns register until November 1. Register now.
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Boston
Justice for the Dogs Letter to the Editor in Dorchester
A Dorchester correspondent rebuts a March article defending dog poisoning. He argues neighbors should protect property without poisoning, recounting two dogs poisoned by well meaning locals, and urges respect for others rights and self preservation through lawful handling of dog nuisance.
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The
Post
BE. Page
Dorchester
H. Cc. B
Test shot of submarine gun pierces torpedo net at Newport
The test shot at the torpedo station in Newport showed the steel net failed to stop a submarine gun projectile. A light charge was used to test readiness before torpedo net trials, and the projectile went several hundred feet beyond the net, proving nets may stop torpedoes but not close range projectiles.
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Newport
R. I
Sermon Links Church and State in Civic Duty
Reverend James Walsh of St Patrick's Church preached that state laws and church laws are connected. He urged voters to follow conscience over party, insisting God's wisdom guides laws for the welfare and safety of the state and its people.
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James Walsh
St. Patrick's Church
Groton Defeats Hopkinton 36 to 0 in Football Match
Groton school beat Hopkinton 36 to 0 in a recent football game. Hopkinton showed weak interference and team play, and their left end failed to make end plays. Groton stood out with strong teamwork and sharp interference led by Captain Adams and his brother who each scored two goals.
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Ayer
Groton School
Hopkinton
Hopkintons
Groton
Adams
Robson Wins 25 Mile Bicycle Race After Protest
Judges in Baleim dismiss protest that Hugh Robson was paced by Berlo. Robson awarded first prize and his friends plan a suitable prize and challenge the other competitors.
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Baleim
News
Hugh Robson
Berlo
Robson
Cottage City Fire Damages Gilman Cottage on Narragansett Ave
Windyard Haven October 22 Fire gutted a cottage on Narragansett avenue Cottage City owned by H W Gilman of Nashua New Hampshire. Loss around 20 dollars insured
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Windyard Haven
Narragansett Avenue
Cottage City
H. W. Gilman
Nashua
N. H
Horse Thief Steals Mare and Wagon in Lynn Barn
A horse thief broke into Owen Cunningham's barn at 6 Leighton Street Court in Lynn early today and carried off a black mare and a Democrat wagon. The weight of the mare is reported as about good pounds. No arrests announced.
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Lynn
Owen Cunningham
Leighton Street Court
Boston Hosts Brahmo Samaj Leader Dr Mozoomdar
Pratap Chunder Mozoomdar, head of the Brahmo Samaj, visits Boston after the Chicago parliament of religions. He stays with Rev. James De Normandie in Roxbury and plans Lowell Institute lectures. He praises America's language unity, preaches in churches, and tours New York and Philadelphia engagements.
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Jajatjit Singh
Boston
Pratap Chunder Mozoomdar
Mozoomdar
James de Normandie
Lambert Avenue
Roxbury
Brahmo Samaj
Calcutta
Chicago
Lowell Institute
Congress
Post
India
Congress of Religions
New York
Philadelphia
Kings Chapel
Mazoombar
O'Donovan Rossa Speaks in East Cambridge Hall
The Irish patriot O'Donovan Rossa lectured to a large audience at Institute Hall East Cambridge on The English in Ireland under the Grattan Literary Association. Hon Joseph J Kelly presided.
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O'Donovan Rossa
Institute Hall
East Cambridge
Grattan Literary Association
Ireland
Joseph J. Kelly
Inconsistent Arrogance Critiques Police Suspension Decisions
The Board of Police faces criticism for inconsistent actions on suspensions and transfers. The South Boston officers were not suspended on a citizen petition due to jury risk, while Neale faced a swift suspension. The piece questions public confidence and calls for consistent treatment in police discipline.
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Bunker Hill Times
Board of Police
South Boston
South Boston Citigans
Neale
W Neale
Brigham Resigns Lynn Daily Press Post for Keeley Institute
William E. Brigham, long time managing editor of the Lynn Daily Press, resigned on Saturday to head the bureau of information for the Keeley Institutes with operations in Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut, based in Boston. The paper appoints Colonel CFF as his replacement.
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Lynn
William E. Brigham
Lynn Daily Press
Bureau of Information
Keeley Institutes
Humorous Scribbles and Wit From Historic Columns
A collage of jokes and quips from Puck Life and Boston Courier style humor, featuring mischief in school, cameras, judges, lovers, tramps, and theater anecdotes. Notable lines tease yacht names, Congress, and stage lines by David Belasco.
Miss Bethel Is Correct Letter to the Editor
Bethel Wright of 11 Summit Avenue Somerville Massachusetts writes to praise the Post. He notes many friends read it and claim the Post is superior to other papers. He mentions a newsstand boy saying the Post sells more copies.
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Post
Bethel Wright
Summit Avenue
Somerville
Mass
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