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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1897

Page

6

First Skirmish of the Presidency Battle Calls Dems to Vote

The Democratic State committee urges voters to mobilize for the 1897 election campaign with warnings about Republican misrule and trusts. It presses turnout in districts, highlights debts and currency concerns, and cites Bryan’s potential victory in 1900 as a turning point.

Democratic State Committee Boston Bryan Republican Party Congress of the American People Wall Street Barkers Union Pacific Railroad Robert T. Paine, JR Frank H. Pope

Stage Matters In Boston Theatre Week Preview

Fanny Davenport closes her Boston engagement with The Soldier of France on Nov 6. Harris Metcalf’s father dies in Arnold Mills Rhode Island. A Broadway level week unfolds with Tess and M liss in city homes, Never Again at Museum, Irish Gentleman at Hollis, and The Girl from Paris at Park.

Isham the Howard Bowery Columbia Chuck’ Connors Keith’s Maud Williams Boston Hollis Miss Williams de Wolf Hopper the Tremont Empire Theatre Company of New York Bowdoin Square al Canby Museum Fanny Davenport France Charles A. Metcalf Hollis Street Arnold Mills R. I Park Theare Tess Ramsay Morris Andrew Mack Morris Charles Frohman E. M. Holland Fritz Williams George F. Marion May Robson Grace Kimball Katherine Florence Charley Hoyt Harry Gilfoil Marie D. Shotwell Agnes Larel Edouard Jose Pormpier Adelaide Mould Marion Manola Mr. Eustis Chauncey M. Depew Castle Square Henry Arthur Jones the Liars Criterion Theatre London

Hunting Outing Draws 1200 Sportsmen to Maine

The article notes a surge in hunting enthusiasm as open season nears with 1200 sportsmen in Maine, while Vermont allows deer and moose hunting for the first time in years. It highlights guides in Maine, refined rail access by Boston and Maine, and the appeal of remote camps and affordable hunts.

Maine Vermont New Hampshire Maine Woods Huntsman Boston & Maine Railroad New England Boston General Passenger Department

New Mail Carriers Promoted by Postmaster

Postmaster Thomas submits to Washington the first fifteen sub-carriers to be made regular carriers effective November 1. Names listed include John Prince, George H Tileston, Joseph A Lyons, William H Murray, George H Robbins, Frankae Brown, James F Hatch, Henry Byrnes, William H Ridgway, Daniel J O Leary, William B Clarke, John E Farrell, J J McCarthy, Michael J Dwyer and J P Rich.

Thomas Washington John Prince George H. Tileston Joseph A. Lyons William H. Murray George H. Robbins Frank Ae ‘Brown James F. Hatch Henry Byrnes William H. Ridgway Daniel J. O’leary William B

Opposition to single chamber bill grows in city

Henry Parkman, leading Republican manager, denounces the proposed bi annual aldermanic dual Mayor bill. He cites no clear advantage to a single chamber and notes New York’s return to a two board system after trial. Parkman says he signed a protest and opposes altering the city’s legislative structure.

Henry Parkman Democratic Party Parkman Board of Aldermen Boston New York Brooklyn

Single Chamber Debate Planned by Lincoln Republican Club

The Lincoln Republican Club of Boston hosts a debate at the United States Hotel on Saturday evening October 30. Hon. Samuel B. Capen and Hon. Thomas N. Hart will argue whether Boston should have a single chamber. Albert A. Gleason presides at 7 30 p m with Capen supporting the affirmative and ex Mayor Hart the negative.

Lincoln Republican Club of Boston United States Samuel B. Capen Thomas N. Hart Albert A. Gleason Mr. Capen Hart

Weathered seas delay coal and ships at Boston harbor

Heavy unfavourable weather keeps coal barges and ships, including Sterling Saturn Orion and Underwriter, tied up off Vineyard Haven and Hampton Roads. A flotilla of British steamers bound for Europe passes Indian Head as 50 sailing vessels ride out the calm. Fishing boats return with about 200000 pounds of catch, while granite cargoes and wrecking work proceed at local quays.

Vineyard Haven Hampton Roads Sterling Saturn Orion Taurus Underwriter John Paul Brunswick Jacksonville Brooklyn Navy Yard Liverpool Warren Cambroman London Johnston Hner Strathnevis Baltimore Hamburg Maurice Powers Boston Mary G. Powers Haddock South Channel Alfred Sorensen Charles River Charlestown Alice J. Crabtree Sullivan City Wharf Roxbury Mystery St. John’s N. F

Record Figures Boost Food Fair Attendance

The first week of the Food Fair drew strong crowds with 80 the last week on track to break records. About 50 000 people visited the Mechanics building on Tuesday and Wednesday, filling the exposition to capacity during Sousa’s Band concerts. A nine year old girl cornetist performed to large crowds in the forenoon.

Mechanics Sousa

Marines Report Seeks Rifle Stock and More Men

Washington October 27 Colonel Charles Heywood commandant of marines has submitted his annual report to the Secretary of the Navy. He requests a supply of rifles for the marines to reduce reliance on ship stock and urges repairs at the Boston and Brooklyn barracks. He also complains about the current force size and asks for manpower increases.

Washington Charles Heywood Marines Secretary of the Navy Boston Brooklyn

Windsor blaze suspect McIntyre sent to Supreme Court

Windsor Halifax October 27 The man McIntyre has been committed to the Supreme Court for trial charged with starting the fire that burned almost the entire town of Windsor a week ago.

Halifax N. S McIntyre Supreme Court Windsor

Home Library Club Offers Full Reference Library at $1

The Home Library Club proves popular as the R H White Co book department reports rapid subscription uptake. The offer includes a Frame Reference Library combining Encyclopedia Dictionary Atlas Gazetteer Biographical and Technical Dictionaries. The total value is presented as a single package with a preliminary payment of one dollar and free descriptive pamphlets by request.

Home Library Club R.H. White Co R. H. White Co

A Strong Plea for the Diamond Frame Bicycle for Women

A plea advocates the diamond frame bicycle for women riders praising safety and ease. The piece laments limited options and urges manufacturers to expand offerings. It reflects early 20th century focus on women’s mobility and sporty empowerment.

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