Special Notice on Payment Handling for the Boston Post
The Post Publishing Co warns that all payments must be drawn to the Post Publishing Co or the Boston Post. No individual is authorized to solicit or accept checks to an individual. Do not make cash payments to others. use two authorized collectors J H Maloney and W J Salter with proper ID and manager signoff.
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Post Publishing Co
Boston Post
Post
J. H. Maloney
W. J. Salter
The
E. A. Grozier
The Trust Conference Opens in Chicago
The trust conference began in Chicago with diverse attendees from trusts and opponents. It acts as a consultative court of inquiry and aims to illuminate reform directions without binding action. Professor John Graham Brooks urged publicity, tariff removal, and end to railroad discrimination as steps toward curb monopolies.
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Chicago
John Graham Brooks
Massachusetts
Corn King of American Agriculture Predicted Massive Harvest
In agricultural estimates the United States is expected to harvest not less than 2,500,600,000 bushels of corn this year. Corn dominates both volume and value among crops and now fuels large export sales to Europe, with most production consumed domestically as meat.
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United States
Europe
Chicago Beef Trust
Governor appoints William D. T. Trefry to state office
An obituary and tribute piece lauds Charles Bridicott and details Governor Wolcott's appointment of William D. T. Trefry as the new state official, noting Trefry's Democratic election record, prior roles as auditor and savings bank commissioner, and the impact of vacancies on the railroad and harbor commissions.
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Charles Bridicott
William D. T. Trefry
Trefry
Russell
Savings Bank
Wolcott
Endicott
John E. Sanford
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Harbor and Land Commission
Railroad Board
Heirs contest Johnson estate in New York hotel fire suit
In Lawrence Superior Court a civil suit seeks to settle the Johnson estate after the Windsor Hotel fire claimed both Mr. and Mrs. A B Johnson. Heirs contend which spouse died first, shaping the case's outcome. The column recalls a 1870s railway accident case and local civic notes.
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Superior Court
Lawrence
A. B. Johnson
Windsor Hotel
New York
The Runaway Bride and the Hidden Truth
In a city's elegant flats two lovers part as he leaves for England. Louise Howard faces hardship after her father’s failure while Harry Austin remains abroad. A chance reunion on a train reveals true loyalties as she softens and he pledges to prove himself.
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Austin
Louisé Howard
Louise Howard
Harry Austin
Disasat
Howard
Miss Howar
Tores
Louise
Long-Distance Trolley Could Link Boston and Worcester
A proposed route would connect the Boston Elevated system with the Worcester Consolidated, bringing cities within forty miles and offering a double tracked line. The plan suggests trolley traffic could compete with steam railways by lower costs, wider rights of way, and potential freight use, signaling a new era for electric rail transit.
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Boston
Worcester
Faithful Servants and State Board Changes
Changes in personnel of major boards and commissions at the State House forcefully remind the public that the Commonwealth is served in administrative posts by a cadre of faithful public servants.
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State Jouse
Commonwealth
Notable Passengers and Events From Warships and Notable Figures
Commissioner E. C. Marshall of the naval institutions department sails on the Winifredian to Liverpool for about a month visiting England and France with Deputy Commissioner Hunt acting in his absence. John F. Howard receives a Royal letter of thanks for his poem To the Queen. Otis Allen, father of Assistant Secretary of the Navy Charles H. Allen, marks his 91st birthday in Lowell. Mrs. Phebe Hearst plans new University of California buildings at Berkeley. Walter Wellman undergoes leg surgery after polar expedition injuries and expects to return to America in three weeks.
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Nawal Institutions Department
Winifredian
Liverpool
England
France
Eputy
Thomas F. Hunt
Marshall
Boston Light
Institution
John Howard
Otis Allen
Lowell
Navy
Charles H. Allen
Phebe Hearst
University of California
Berkeley
School of Mines
Phelan
Jennie Flood
Bernard
Walter Wellman
London
Lranz Josef Land
Wellman
America
Whimsical Exchanges on Newspapers and Society
A collage of quips and social banter from a variety of papers and magazines. Snippets feature remarks on photography habits, marriage proposals, popular daughters, and a Newport visit by Mrs Van Renssalaer, with人物 and social expectations sketched through playful dialogue.
Berwin's Rise From Self-Mmade Beginnings to Mayor Prospect
The article profiles Alderman Berwin, a Republican political figure educated in New England, who built a real estate business after working with his father in the South-North trade. It highlights his municipal service in the Common Council and Board of Aldermen, his principled stance on public funding, and his public charity including summer harbor trips for children.
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Gulf District
Alderman Berwin
Boston
South
New England
Chauncy Hall
Allen
West Newton
Berwin
Berwin Seen as Unifier in Boston Republican Mayoral Bid
Alderman William Berwin of Ward 6 emerges as a unifying Republican candidate for Boston’s mayoralty. Born in New Orleans in 1868, he grew up amid the nation’s Civil War era, moving to Boston in 1870 and rising from public schools to city government since 1893. He is praised as a diligent, punctual leader trusted by party factions and a bridge between Guild loyalists and Bates supporters.
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George O. Benyon
Boston
Tin
Boston School
Essex Street
Salem
Ben” Touret
Ben
Touret
South
William Berwin
Ward
Derman Berwin
Bates
Alderman Berwin
New Orleans
Appomatox
Mutual Life Insurance Company’s Payout Tops Half Billion
Up to July 1 this year the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York has returned $500,370,737 to its members and held $288,536,471 in assets. The firm has paid out more to policyholders than any other two similar companies and remains the largest and strongest in its field worldwide.
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