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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1900
Page
6
A historic surge pushes daily average circulation to 476,139, breaking all prior records for both morning and evening New England newspapers. The rise reflects broader閱讀 audience growth and sustained demand across multiple cities.
The article notes Senator Caffery may decline the presidential nomination from a New York conference. If he withdraws, Archibald M. Howe would also drop, eliminating the third party option. Experts differ on impact, but the author believes opposition to McKinley or Bryan hinges on voters’ final choice before election day.
The New Jersey Democratic State convention at Trenton opened with Hon Patrick A Collins delivering a clear concise address. He urged adherence to constitutional democracy contrasting with claims of being a world power and warned against returning to past empires while praising liberty progress and national leadership.
The text argues Bird Coler as nominee for governor, opposing the machine backed Republican. It notes John B. Stanchfield was unanimously nominated at Saratoga by motion of David Hill, signaling Democratic unity. It frames New York bosses’ battle as local power and plunder distribution, impacting national votes.
The convention at Saratoga yesterday did not weaken Bryan's support. It appears to have consolidated and strengthened it, while the Governor race remains of interest mainly for its potential impact on the presidential vote. The national vote in New York remains essential to the U.S. election, with Governor candidates' roles mainly affecting that outcome.
Boston responds with rapid aid after Galveston calamity as Megers Lee Higginson Co. receives seven thousand dollars to fund relief. Authorities expect large fund growth today while describing the disaster as unparalleled in American history and urging quick, generous support.
The article argues that Maine's Republican plurality is misinterpreted. It emphasizes shifts in party vote rather than raw margins, noting The New York Sun warns against overstatement. It asserts Democrats regain strength in Maine and Vermont, predicting broader impact on Bryan’s 1896 to 1898 prospects nationwide.
The Observant Citizen recalls a gale with dust and branches, trees bent, and occasional smoke like a forest fire. It notes Dr Moses Merrill taking a year’s leave for ill health and Boston’s aid to storm victims with donations and benefits.
Garden City in Cuba promotes a prime Puerto Princip Province location on a military road with railroad access to the waterfront. Plantations from $150, and house and business lots from $26 to $36, with easy terms. Prospectus and map available. Agents wanted at 45 Milk St Boston Mass.
The article recalls a shore dinner discussion with officers including Captain Lawrence W. Brown and Secretary William A. Bayley. It notes demand for a long distance telephone booth at subway stations. Pinkerton detective chief Bill Pinkerton visits Boston, sharing noir stories and Civil War beginnings. A minstrel window scene on Tremont Street is described along with a church reopening, fresco work, and an anecdote about medical fees. A Winthrop Beach exchange jokes about watermelon scent and horseshoe crabs.
A list of breakfast dinner and supper dishes with recipes and directions for orange pudding and chocolate cake. The item ends with a signature ANNIE IS. FISHER from 18 Sacramento Place Cambridge.
A large crowd attended the Rough House Association's final gathering at Revere Beach before returning to the city. The evening featured music and dancing with an orchestra and a club quartet, plus cornet solos by John Burke and songs by William Glennon. Continuous dancing lasted until midnight.
Neighbors Mrs Fuller and Mrs Deming trade tricks to keep husbands content with meals and patience. A tale from stage life illustrates tactful wives influencing a spouse’s mood, while an older actor recounts patching plays on tour with improvised cues and a comical blank letter gag.
A garbled Washington Star excerpt describes a tense scene where a jeweled bungstart is deemed a useful prop in courtly banter. The dialogue hints at rank, embarrassment, and a boastful claim by an unnamed Earl Libb who jokes about catching the worm as satellites laugh.
Fragmentary text presents a brief notice or promo for The Post's original short story, with unclear details and repeated placeholder phrases. The readable parts suggest a literary feature or advertisement, but specific author, title, or publication date are not discernible. If any further legible text appears, provide to refine.
Esther Bryant and John Atherton confess love across a barrier of duty. Years later, after loss and hardship, Atherton regains his sight and they reunite, joined as husband and wife. The tale traces separation, illness, and ultimate reunion through steadfast devotion.
The Sunday Post Story Paper continues The Yellow Man with the murder of Captain Bob Kingston and the hidden influence of the Boxers secret organization. The narrative hints at forthcoming revelations as the case unfolds.
The United States Leather Company has acquired the plants and goodwill controlled by the Fayette Shaw Leather Company of this city. The tanneries involved are all located in Wisconsin.
New York dated dispatch reports Governor Roosevelt dismissed charges by the City Club against District Attorney Gardiner. He exonerates Gardiner and will make a formal announcement on his return.
In a clipped suburban tableaux, Mrs Fuller withdraws a cook from the scene after quarrels at the table. Husband George, aided by Mrs Deming’s quiet whisper, finds harmony at supper. The dialogue reveals daily domestic maneuvering and unseen stagecraft backstage.
A reader recounts a dream of sudden paralysis as a car looms toward her, with the monster lamps blazing. The exchange between speaker and listener emphasizes the fear and surreal imagery. The Chicago Times Herald note adds a wry aside on hauntings and bill collectors.
A midlife representative with three terms seeks another term by courting influence, praising his wife at a constituent gathering while the two year old boy is held by his mother. The mother responds with quiet pride, hinting at possible future politics for the child. A Chicago News quotation follows ridiculing the politician’s self interest.
A fragment shows Li Hung Chang praising Confucius as famous wise and good while a satellite hums, suggesting some smart things he might have said but did not think. The dialogue appears in a clipped, incomplete archival text.
A Tit Bits remark features a mistress warning a cook that marriage is serious, while the domestic responds she understands yet hopes for better luck than her mistress. The dialogue highlights social attitudes toward marriage in a concise, period voice.
In a joint debate the orator confronts his opponent, accusing him of monopolist tendencies and watering stock. The opponent admits to stock farming, but cannot explain amid the uproar.
In a Philadelphia Record snippet a husband notes advertising in patent medicines at Kutt and Price's drug store while his wife questions the need for concern, reflecting everyday local commentary on health ads.
A timid, determined boy enters a Front Street shipping house and asks to be made boss. The proprietor is surprised but notes the boy’s drive, saying it took twenty five years to reach the position. The boy commits to work hard to lead the firm before gray whiskers appear.
Curiosities note a world of contrasts from Alaska’s lack of snakes to toads, Cannes’ clean streets, revived rat coursing in northern England, and an old boxing gap of eleven years since a championship fight. Wireless links Zanzibar and Pemba, Salt Lake City hosts three Presbyterian churches, and Australian racecourses span one and a quarter miles. Ambulance service finally reaches London. Western Queensland holds 64 artesian wells, each pumping at least 4.8 million gallons daily. Cincinnati paid 1873 sparrows for comfort, now wishing they were rid of them. Prisons consider exercise cycles. Winchester Cathedral honors a rifle brigade centenary with a stained glass window. Transatlantic routes mark 15660 miles by water, 4907 by an imagined Isthmian Canal, shrinking distance by 10,753 miles. The U S postal service remains a vast enterprise with high profits, telegraph wires fatigue and require weekly rest. In seventeen states a married woman can will independent property, others require spousal consent. English railways grant free luggage allowances by class, and naval salutes echo gun for gun. A cork with an anchor warns of withdrawal limits for poison bottles.
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