Explicit Evidence From Three Leading Boston Firms
Boston report confirms The Boston Post Sunday issue October 8 1893 circulation over 80000 copies. Inspectors Jameson Knowles Browning King Kekas certify Sun day average 82207 for first four issues of that edition and September daily average 60711, corroborated by accounts and orders.
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Post Sale Ahead of Expectation in Hillsborough
The Post notes a sale ahead of expectation and requests a Sunday Post issue numbered thirty five. Dated Hillsborough Bridge New Hampshire October 15 from WYMAN and MACALISTER.
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Post
Wyman & Macalister
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Tremont Newsdealer Questions Post Supply Shortfall
J. T. Pierce, Tremont newsdealer, dated Oct 12, asks why his order of forty posts was cut to five last Sunday. The reply: demand exceeded supply that day.
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J. T. Pierce
Tremont
Cleveland’s Battle for Honest Money Faces Mass Vote
The piece casts Grover Cleveland as the leading advocate of sound money in Congress. It urges Massachusetts voters to back John E. Russell to support Cleveland and oppose Frederick T. Greenhalge, framing the contest as a national people’s battle.
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Congress
Grover Cleveland
Massachusetts
Cleveland
John E. Russell
Frederick T. Greenhalge
Mend the Avenue in Commonwealth Avenue Boston
The roadway in Commonwealth Avenue is in discreditable condition with dilapidated macadam and poor asphalt. Its upkeep is essential not only for local residents but as part of the city park system and the Public Garden extension for the enjoyment of all people.
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Commonwealth Avenue
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Dalzell and Carnegie in Massachusetts Political Appeal
Massachusetts workingmen are urged by Congressman John Dalzell to vote for Greenhalge, seen as backing Carnegie interests and the McKinley tariff. Dalzell is identified as Andrew Carnegie’s attorney and a longtime opponent of New England industry freedom.
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Greenharge
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Andrew Carnegie
Homestead
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Carnegie
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Republicans Drag Down Campaign With Voting Critique
A political observer argues that how to vote is the worst action Republicans have taken in the campaign, reflecting broad criticism of campaign strategy and messaging.
Carter Harrison Remembered as Chicago’s Western Spirit
A tribute to Carter H. Harrison portrays him as a bold Westward personality who shaped Chicago’s rise and World’s Fair era. The piece notes his enduring influence, peak with mayoral terms, and popularity amid opposition, while mentioning related civic figures and events in Boston and Roxbury.
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Harrison
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Repeal Momentum in Senate Moves Toward Relief
The Senate faces a decisive vote on repeal of the silver purchase act with broad cross party backing. The Democratic President Grover Cleveland pushes repeal, contrasting Republican support for the law and Massachusetts voters urged to back John E. Russell to show gratitude for Cleveland’s policy.
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The End of the Great Fair Closes Today
The world’s greatest international exhibition shuts down with ceremonies and a final spectacle. The Columbian caravels landings and a new liberty bell will be joined by artillery salutes fireworks and band concerts. The fair ends in glory due to artistic popular and financial success guided by American effort and unity.
Great Republican rally echoes silver purchase clash
The Mechanics Hall meeting featured Congressman Walker presiding and Reed as chief orator as they denounced the Sherman bill while backing the silver purchase measure. Ex congressman Greenhalge faced repudiation for supporting the silver craze and the group was criticized as a dangerous political alliance in Massachusetts.
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Prominent Ward 18 Resident Morrissey Cited
The Observant Citizen recalls John L. Morrissey once of Ward 18 who has since moved to Cambridge now living on Fourth Street. He remains active in local groups including the Heart Pioneer Corps the F A and the A O H.
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Heart Pioneer Corps
Wet Days at School Sparks Debate on Two-Session Terms
A letter to the editor argues against canceling two-session days during storms citing wet clothing and damp classrooms. The writer warns of nearsightedness and disease from damp conditions, especially for girls and poorer children in primary and grammar schools.
New Money Debate Sparks Witty Speech by Mr Peffer
In a windy state a political figure launches a final motion to settle a dispute about minting currency. The speaker claims previous efforts to coin oats wheat or tutors have failed and proposes a bold new plan to restore financial stability. The exchange features lively debate and strong argumentative rhetoric.
White House Babies at Woodley the Clevelands Relocation
Washington October 29 Little Esther Cleveland and Ruth occupy Woodley with nurse and mother affection in private rooms Ruth enjoys promenade sessions with her father and evening mother time Esther grows amid pink rooms and shell bath. The Ballack home in Washington is described as Southern square with century oaks and limited porches.
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Matrimonial Mirth and Media Snippets in Vogue Tone
A collage of witty exchanges and brief quips from Vogue style chatter. Debates on marriage and honesty mix with fashion banter and playful lines about weddings, heredity in hair color and social mores.
A Cosmic Salutation to Boston From the Nebulous Sky
A lyrical tribute from the Orion nebula to Boston, invoking stars and celestial names, from Alcyone to Andromeda, Polaris to the Bear, to praise the city. The gliding verse extols Chief streets and landmarks while pledging a heartfelt homage to Boston Common and Tremont Street.
Monroe Monument Dedicated in East Weymouth for Alfred Monroe
A large ceremony in East Weymouth marked the dedication of the Monroe Monument to Alfred C. Monroe late assistant adjutant general Massachusetts G A R. A march procession included Weymouth posts Boston posts and many veterans. An address by Governor William M Olin and a commemorative poem were read.
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Mothy Ingraham
Hyde Park
H. H. Preston
Robert A. Bell
J. H. Smith
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L. M. Sanders
George W. Perry
Scituate
Charles Soule
Eadwell
Francis Gould
Artlington
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The State House Puzzle Winners Named Tomorrow
The Sunday Post announces the popular State House puzzle winners will be revealed tomorrow in a follow up. The notice invites readers to check the paper for the list of names and results once published.
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The Kings
A poem by Louise Imogen Guiney recounts a man urged by an angel to endure battle and resist the eternal evil kings. The speaker urges inner strength, interpreting fate through will and courage against fear and despair.
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Louise Imogen Guiney
Sorry Case of Destitution in East Boston Family
An East Boston family at 21 Porter street, the Holmeses, faces severe poverty as their 14 month old child suffers from starvation and cholera infantum. After failed hospital admission and loss of nearly all belongings to a landlord, the family survives on pennies while seek legal aid and charity.
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McDevitt
Children’s Hospital
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James E. Fitzgerald
Ellis
Dennis Holmes
Fortune Waiting for Her in England Mystery Girl Missing
In New York Oct 29 a fortune awaits a young beauty whose location is unknown. Two men work the gate as a detective and the sister’s brother pursue leads. Ester Brook, granddaughter of Thomas Haterbrook, may inherit after his death. Ester studied music in London before travelling to America with Sylvester Noble, who jumped overboard and died during the ocean voyage. The girl’s whereabouts remain undisclosed.
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Maui Theterbrook
Leeda
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Smortthy
Esterbrook
London
Sylvester Noble
Legation
Queenstown
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Holy Cross College Marks Fiftieth Anniversary
Worcester notes Holy Cross College celebrates its fiftieth founding anniversary on October 8. Faculty scheduled events include a pontifical high mass, a reunion of alumni, a dinner, and multiple orations as graduates return to honor the alma mater. The program highlights the college's distinguished alumni in church and state.
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