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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1899
Page
4
Daily and Inday Post subscription rates listed with prices for daily six months and three months. The notice requests subscribers to provide both current and new addresses for paper delivery.
Entered as second class master. Money sent at sender's risk. Do not send cash. All checks drafts and money orders should be payable to the Post Publishing Company.
The Boston Post lists office addresses in Boston and notes subscription payment in advance. It directs readers to secure the paper at New York hotels or via their newsdealer, and to notify by mail if unavailable. Editor and Publisher E A Grozier signs the notice.
Miss Mary H. Hanlon of Charlestown faces an alleged wrongful arrest on September 2 and seeks charges against police involved. The letter urges open hearings, condemns police overzealous actions, and defends the public service in pursuing accountability.
At Faneuil Hall the Democratic ratification meeting launches Boston’s push for Paine and the State ticket. The piece urges strong local support to translate into a mayoral victory and municipal control, calling for an overflowing attendance and a unifying, rousing address.
The piece condemns the Boston Democracy for associating with the so called Blackjack Party and for failing to denounce the brutal assault that erupted during the filing of mayoral nomination papers. It argues responsible leaders must repudiate the conduct that led to a scrapping and scrambling scene.
The passage condemns the use of force and inflaming factions in a political clash. It argues the act was an unlawful outcome of disreputable methods, aimed only at improving a position on the official ballot. The piece calls the entire conduct outrageous and intolerable.
The Holland Society of New York presented a petition to President McKinley requesting urgent US mediation to avert bloodshed between Great Britain and the Dutch republics of South Africa. The piece notes McKinley faces competing duties in Asia and critiques expansionist policy as limiting US role as friend of the oppressed. The writer suggests McKinley and Chamberlain growing closer in policy.
The column reports on John B. Schoeffel traveling to Milwaukee after a relative’s death, Genie Quinn’s return from New York with a noted soprano talent, and public concerns about sidewalk blockages by wholesale goods. It also covers theater and social events, mutoscope exhibit removal, Faneuil Hall opening seating, and local Notables like Samuel Carro of Revere and an albino deer shot near Medford, plus a preview of South Africa war maps for the Post.
Patrick’s Church in Nashville Tennessee says a guest who had stayed with local church dignitaries and relatives over several days left for home last night accompanied by John F. Abbott and John J. Murphy.
Poem describes a grey pensive day with autumn imagery.Acorns fall, squirrels chatter, and fairy dreamscapes appear as pumpkins glow and corn tents shine. The speaker hears a distant song from a figure of mirth while nature shifts to autumnal calm.
The Mt San Francisco editors note a $36,000 fund on hand for a Dewey monument and suggest San Francisco could honor the admiral by keeping him as his own monument. They cite McLean and other papers criticizing the push and remark on Dreyfus and Guerin as forgotten.
The Rochester Herald notes the governor calls discharge of some game protectors in the Adirondacks and asks if any Democrats remain in state service. The item suggests political tension as critics doubt public opinion will tolerate new moves.
A collage of light dialogues from Philadelphia Washington Chicago and Detroit papers. Jests on marriage business war love rings and politics capture social humor and a glimpse of everyday parlance in early 20th century tabloid style.
Mrs Susan Eleanor Andrews of Nevada City claims descent from Robert Burns as a great grandchild and daughter of Elizabeth Burns. Miss Alice De Rothschild, recently naturalized in England, shown devotion to her brother the late Baron Nathaniel and inherits life interest in his fortune. Mrs Agnes Smith Lewis of Cambridge earned a PhD for Syriac gospel discovery. The widow of Parson Brownlow, Tennessee governor, turns eighty in Knoxville, preserving her husband’s library and his religious works.
A historical breakfast and dinner plan lists melons corn oysters rye muffins doughnuts coffee and more. It includes a mushroom on toast recipe with minced steak and a fruit cake with sugar butter eggs milk and flour details attributed to Ms Grace RD of Peabody Massachusetts.
Jordan Marsh Co proclaims its rise as a leading clothier for men in New England. It highlights the largest men’s furnishing stock in America, ready-to-wear and made-to-measure options, and directs patrons to the Summer Street entrance for the men’s section.
Berenice Richardson and Roland Graham reunite in Paris at an embassy ball. Roland discovers Berenice is courted by Edwin Courtleigh, now married, leading to a confrontation and an unexpected engagement ending their Salem goodbye tale.
The Russian department of prisons reports that over the last two years twenty thousand fifty six people were banished to Siberia, including eight hundred ninety four women. A new railroad car moves on its own to compress ammonia gas into a liquid for transport through pipes.
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