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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1898

Page

8

Letter to the Editor follows hostile remarks by John K Berry

A reader responds to a prior attack by John K Berry over the Barrows congressional campaign. The letter quotes Berry from 1836 praising political maneuvering and explains the writer’s refusal to engage, asserting Berry’s approach reveals the controversy’s nature and detailing internal tactics within the Republican city committee.

Pwa John K. Berry Samuuel J. Barrows Congress Berry Mr. Berry Thaste Atwood Bordman Hall City Hall Barrows Folsom Sanford Republican City Committee

Pineapple V Tablets Claim Quick Cure for Stomach ills

Ad for Von Stan's Pineapple V Tablets touts a pure vegetable formula that claims to heal stomach ailments quickly. The notice lists WARD & CO and SHEPPARD & CO as suppliers at Bromfield Street and Washington Street.

von Stan Ward & CO Bromfield St Sheppard & CO Washington St

Political Letters Mentioning Hall and Campaign Tactics

A letter from Frederick W. Peabody in Boston dated October 28 criticizes campaign behavior around a national candidate. It urges Cobb to mobilize voters, mockingly advises on lifestyle and hired supporters, and laments current criticisms while warning Hall against delays. The letter frames strategic manipulation and public performance as key to electoral success.

Cobb Barrows Hall Mr. Berry Frederick W. Peabody Boston

Public improvements and sewer tax debated by letter

A Cambridge reader argues the sewer tax should reflect actual land value gain from public improvements. He suggests complainants must prove land value added by sewers if taxes exceed benefits and notes valuation inequalities may shift costs. He concludes blessings and costs of public works are balanced.

H. J. Chase Cambridge

Taxpayer warning on sewer and street watering assessments

Frank A. North advises Boston taxpayers that constitutionality of sewer and street watering taxes cannot be decided in less than a year. Taxes are due on land and can't be escaped. Protests must be written at payment time. actions to recover must be filed within three months. Each taxpayer must sue to preserve recovery rights.

Sir Boston Meade Frank A. North

Investigation into Bologna Deaths Sparks Questions

Readers seek details on a suspected tainted bologna linked to the deaths of two young women. The inquiry centers on production origin and point of purchase as investigators examine potential contamination.

Great Sunday Post Jallowe en Story Night Preview

The item teases a feature on Walpar eis night and how to celebrate it. It mentions Boston’s criminal colony in Buenos Ayres and notes Ezra Winstow the ministerial forger and swindler. It also references a Royal Prothgate escapade and famous race horses sold for large sums.

Boston Buenos Ayres Ezra Winstow Blanchard

Calves Deaths Raise Food Safety Alarm at Markets

A letter from Isoston on October 28 alleges daily dead calves at stock yards are sent to uncertain destinations, possibly to abattoirs with skins valued but bodies discarded. The writer urges proper disposal and a public investigation to prevent poison risk from any flesh entering supply.

Bologna Brighton Watertown PRO Isoston

Sewer Tax On Outrage Letter Demands Justice

A workingman decries high taxes including a new sewer rate. He explains thin income, unemployment, and mounting charges on a $1700 home, arguing the $5.90 sewer tax is unfair and urges the Post to investigate for taxpayer justice.

Post

Irish Leaders and War Cry in Franco British Clash

Letter from Boston dated October 27 argues Irish sympathy would favor Britain in a Britain France war, cites past Turkish or Spanish alignments, praises England over France and Dreyfus era outrages, and asserts England’s supremacy benefits civilization while acknowledging Irish lineage author William M Dooley supports Britain against France.

Hnegland England Turkey Ireland Great Britain France America Spain William M. Dooley Boston

Reader Corrects Public Reading Date For Cyrene de Bergerac

Boston letter writer CT Thompson corrects the record on the Cyrene de Bergerac public reading. He states Mme. Marius presented the French text at the Playgoers Club on Sept. 20, not the School of Expression on Oct. 2, as the Post claimed.

The Post the Post Boston C.T. Thompson

Dr Bull's Cough Syrup A Mother's Standby

A mother relies on Dr Bull's Cough Syrup as a trusted remedy for a child's harsh croup and cough symptoms. The item is presented as a household staple for pediatric relief.

Boston Stage Roundup Mixes Plays and Personal News

Tyrone Powers and Edith Crane tie the knot publicly following a recent marriage. The Boston Scene notes Cyrano de Bergerac at Castle Square and Daly, Rehan, and Hopper on engaging bills with scenic splendor.

Tyrone Powers Augustin Daly Edith Crane FE. H. Sethern I. la Moss Boston Museum Castle Square Tremont Theatre Ada Rehan 2Oxine Charlies Riehman Mr. Daly de Wolf Hopper Louise Hepner Marie Celeste Harry Clay Blaney Bartley Campbell Bowdoin Square Miss McIntyre Mr. Snader Mamie Gilroy Old Kentucky Lulu Tabor Madge Brierly Columbia Litt Girard and Garvie Grand Opera House Amy Ames Boston Park Theatre Anna Held Boston Theatre

Banquet Planned for J F Donahoe by Local Catholic Union

A complimentary banquet will be tendered Jeremiah F. Donahoe of Company I Ninth Massachusetts Regiment U S Army by members of the Catholic Union of Dorchester and Milton of which he is a member at the union rooms River Street Monday evening Nov 14.

Jeremiah F. Donahoe Ninth Massachusetts Regiment U. Ss Catholic Union of Dorchester Milton Union Rooms River Street

New England delayed by gales. other port fleet updates reported

The Dominion Line steamer New England, due from Liverpool and Queenstown, failed to reach Quarantine by sundown and will dock this morning after 24 hours delay caused by adverse winds. The vessel carries 75 saloon, 101 second cabin, and 400 steerage passengers plus cargo.

Dominion Line New England James McAuley Liverpool Queenstown Hoosae Tunnel Eastern Railroad Boston Klondyke Klondike Dora A. Lawson Placentia Bay N. F Admiral Nelson Atlantic Transport Company Mohegan New York London Robert S. Bradley Peter Bb. Bradley Great Lakes Montreal Katahdin Meldon Moonlight Annie M. Ash John O'Neill Island State Santiago Verona Bunker Hanson Clyde Line Croatan Colin Smith Santuit Pictou Taurus Haddock Lydia A. Harvey Joe Silvia Gloucester Sheffield Silvia Fish Bloomer Southwest Harbor Tarper New Charlestown Bridge Wesley A. Gove Tdi Landsman

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