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The Post Publishing Co. cautions that checks must be made payable to the Post Publishing Co. or the Boston Post. No one else is authorized to solicit or accept such checks. Public cash payments for editions should be made only to two regular collectors, J. J. Maloney and W. J. Salter, who carry identification and signed authority. By E A Grozier, Treasurer.
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J. J. Maloney
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Lipton's Shamrock and the coming America's Cup race
Opinion notes that Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock shows potential to challenge the cup, promising a genuine race after years of one sided contests. It mentions Lipton's vow to return with a new boat if defeated and reports informal steps by the New York Yacht Club to field a craft capable of regaining the cup. The piece contrasts racing drama with devastating forest fires like the South Harwich blaze, highlighting firefighting limitations in rural areas during drought.
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Sir Thomas Lipton
Sandy Hook
Thomas Lipton
New York Yacht Club
Columbia
Park Square
New York
New England
Farewell to the Twenty-Sixth Regiment and Colonel Rice
Boston bids farewell to Colonel Rice and the Twenty-Sixth Regiment as they depart for service. The piece praises New England’s young manhood and the nation’s ability to mobilize quickly, while hoping to avoid militarism.
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New England
Rice
End of Dreyfus Trial Looms Amid Controversy
As the court martial nears its conclusion, critics warn the proceedings resemble a French justice spectacle. The likely verdict may be delayed until Monday to avoid Sunday disturbances, with calls that key testimonies be obtained. The case highlights perceived judicial bias and political influence over evidence.
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Dreyfus
France
Schwartzkoppen
Panizzardi
America
Great Britain
Forest Fire Ravages Cape Towns in South Harwich Area
Forest fires in recent days have caused serious damage at South Harwich and threatened other Cape towns. The fires represent the most severe visitation of their kind in years across the region, with yearly anxious experiences of woodland blazes on the Cape.
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South Harwich
Cape Towns
Cape
Boston News in Transition and Local Light Notes
In Boston and nearby towns readers note a mix of civic life and culture. R. Chase Carrington returns from Colorado planning a South Carolina winter while his patriotic song work garners attention. Reports cover Harvard ties, Park Square rail closure plans, and local curiosity about Old South Church steeple and Paul Revere lanterns.
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R. Chase Carrington
General Carrington
Hyde Park
Colorado
South Carolina
Carrington
Piney Inn
Old South Church
Milk Street
Paul Revere
Lexington and Concord
Familiar Voice Sparks Old Romance at Coastal Inn
A returning singer Judith Eloise Howland encounters her former lover Charles Augustus Johnson at a hotel. He learns she performs under the name Eloise Gordon and believes she is married, while she reveals she has waited for him and is not too late.
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Douglas
Judith Howland
Johnnie
Charles Augustus Johnson
Charles
Bridget Ann
Mr. Howland
Howland
Gordon
Henry Williams
Eloise Gordon
Henry
Howlands
Judith Eloise Howland
Freshest Sunday Dinner Starts at General Food Emporium
General Food Emporium advertises planning Sunday dinners in advance to ensure the freshest and finest fare. It promotes freshly killed and dressed chickens and fowls from Somerville placed on counters within hours for customers.
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Somerville
Waifs on Fun and Quick Wits Across Papers
A collage of light sentences from major papers. Jokes hinge on politics, manners, and misread motives, with quips about purification efforts, etiquette, and legal matters. The humor leans on wordplay and cultural references of the era.
Market Specials Offer Fresh Poultry and Meats
Special prices for Thursday to Saturday feature freshly killed chickens and fowls, forequarters spring lamb and lamb chops by the pound, lamb legs, Alaska salmon, smoked halibut, and H. and D. bacon in finest quality with per pound pricing.
William Henry Harrison homestead for sale near North Bend
The North Bend Indiana Harrison home stead near the Ohio line, not owned by the family, is for sale to exchange for city property. The tract is famed as the elder Harrison’s home and the birthplace of Benjamin Harrison’s grandfather.
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William Henry Harrison
North Bend
Ind
Ohio- Indiana State Line
Cincinnati
Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
Draper Voorhies Wedding in Christ Church Cathedral
Lieutenant Arthur Joy Draper and Miss Lily Duncan Voorhies wed at high noon in Lexington Kentucky at Christ Church Cathedral. The ceremony united prominent families with a reception at the bride’s home and a honeymoon to Cambridge Massachusetts lasting two weeks. The couple will reside in Cambridge after October 1.
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Harvard
Lexington
Arthur Joy Draper
Italy
Lillian Duncan Voorhies
Draper
Harvard Law School
Cambridge
W. F. Draper
Lily Duncan Voorhies
Christ Church
Lewis W. Burton
Kentucky
Fanny Duncan
George O. Draper
Leslie Gibson
Versailles
Rebecca Hicholtz
Denver
Laura Estell
Grace Engman
Georgia Whitney
Annette Combs
Harriet Darnie
Millie Layce
Claire Draper
Yale
Charles Voorhies
College
Mass
Arrival of the Twenty-Sixth United States Volunteers in Boston 1899
Poem notes the arrival of the Twenty-Sixth United States Volunteers in Boston on September 6 1899. The piece by R Chase Carrington evokes drums and cheers as gallant troops march to duty, mingling tears and hopes for those serving and awaiting loved ones.
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Twenty-sixth
United States Volunteers
Boston
R. Chase Carrington
Piney Inn
Bankers Adjourn as Officers Elected at Cleveland Meeting
At the American Bankers Association session in Cleveland the secretary was authorized to prepare a standard property statement form to be used nationwide. Officers elected include President Walker Hill of St. Louis and VP Alvah Trowbridge of New York City. One vice president for each state was chosen and Russell received a loving cup before sine die adjournment.
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Cleveland
American Bankers’ Association
Cannon
Walker Hill
St. Louis
Alvah Trowbridge
New York City
Myron T. Herrick
Society For Savings
Stuart G. Nelson
New York
J. D. Powers
Kentucky
Daniel Annon
Maryland
T. E. Stevens
Nebraska
C. T. Lindsey
Virginia
George F. Orde
Northern Trust Company
Chicago
Caldwell Hardy
Norfolk National Bank
Norfolk
Missionaries Bid Farewell at Pilgrim Hall Meeting
Secretaries Barton and Smith of the American board presided over a farewell in Pilgrim Hall for missionaries departing to foreign lands. Speakers included Mr. and Mrs. Fowle of Ceaserey Turkey, Miss Coffin who has served in Turkey for 42 years, Miss Gulick to Japan, and others bound for Turkey Japan India and China. Cyrus H. Hamlin gave the closing prayer and a reception followed.
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Barton and Smith
American Board
Fowle
Ceaserey
Turkey
Pixley
South Africa
Carey
Japan
Brewer
Judge Brewer
Supreme Court
Chandler
Daily Table Hints Breakfast and Dinner Menu Notes
A kitchen column lists menu items for breakfast luncheon and dinner including cantaloupe cereal crullers and beef salad with notes on preparation. Recipes for fairy omelet and potato rissole are given with concise cooking steps and a signature from Mrs. S. E. Richardson of Lowell Massachusetts.
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E. Richardson
Hildreth Street
Lowell
Colonel Pope a Republican mayoralty possibility noted
A profile honors Albert A Pope born Boston 1848 as a self made industrial leader. It highlights his Civil War service, early farm work, rise to head Pope Manufacturing Company and later bicycle leadership, plus his strict yet generous character and independent Republican stance.
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Albert A.pope
Albert A. Pope
Boston
Charles Pope
Frederick Pope, Jr
Dorchester
Maine
Frederick Pope
Stoughton
General Court
Pope
Ralph Pope
Old Dorchester
John Pope
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Brookline
Young Pope
Quincy Market
Harrington
Brooks & Mecuen
Blackstone
Zalimac Zouaves
Home Guards
Milk Street
Lincoln
Thirty-fifth Regiment
Massachusetts Volunteers
Pope Manufacturing Company
Weed Sewing Machine Company
Europe
England
Hartford
New York
Chicago
Colonel Pope
Rookline
Newton
Commonwealth Avenue
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