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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1899

Page

4

Special Notice on Payment Handling by Post Publishing Co

The Boston Post reminds readers all checks for payments due must be made to the Post Publishing Co. or the Boston Post. No individual has authority to collect checks made out to a person. Do not pay cash except to two authorized collectors, J H Maloney and W J Salter, who carry ID and signed authority. By E A Grozier, Treasurer.

Post Publishing Co Boston Post Post J. H. Maloney W. J. Salter The E. A. Grozier

Boston Caucuses Under Fire Over Irregularities

The editorial criticizes irregularities in Boston Democratic caucuses especially in Ward 19. It argues for free honest votes, calls recounts a sign of weakness, and warns against harming Democracy with careless conduct. It also critiques projected military costs and cites Li Hung Chang on cost-effective governance.

Boston Ward 19

Collegiates Open Year with Strong Yale and Harvard Athletic Push

The article notes Harvard and Yale attract large numbers of candidates for their football teams as campuses prepare for the new athletic season. It highlights student zeal at New Haven and Cambridge, with over thirty aspirants at Yale and a full count at Harvard, signaling robust intercollegiate prospects.

Europe New London Friends of the Higher Education New England Harvard Yale New Haven Cambridge

Alaska Boundary Remains Key Item Before Joint Commission

The Joint High Commission will reconvene this fall to settle eleven of twelve points, with the Alaska boundary the critical remaining issue. Analysts note the dispute affects U S Canadian relations and caution Britain to temper its Transvaal expansion as talks resume.

Joint High Commission Great Britain United States Bering Sea Alaska Philippines Transvaal

France’s Senate Trials Confront Threats to the Republic

The French Senate, once a high court against Bou langer allies, sits again to judge conspirators against the republic. The proceedings are criticized as farcical, with pretenders like the Duke of Orleans blamed for undermining France’s institutions. The piece condemns agitators Deroulede and Rochefort and notes the timing after the Dreyfus court-martial.

Senate of France General Boulanger Senate Republic Duke of Orleans Jules Guerin Paris Deroulede Rochefort

Local notes mix humor woes and city events

A column blends city gossip with playful banter about a pun-loving friend and a run of public happenings. Topics include Beacon street demolitions and Beccon Hill eyeing years as an eyesore, socialites Miss P P Edwards and Miss H G Richards in Paris, a humorous court anecdote, theatre plans for Hollis Street, and late city birthday flags.

Beacon Street Beccon Hill

Major Jones Predicts Luzon Subjugation in Six Weeks

Major Jones, quarter master at Manila, says on arriving in San Francisco that with an army of 50,000 in Luzon the island will be subjugated within six weeks. He forecasts General Otis will command that force by Christmas and that fighting may end by February.

Major Jones Luzon Aguinaldo Li Hung Chang United States Sulu Manila San Francisco Otis

East Boston Man and Wedding Preparations Highlight Local Notes

A prominent East Boston figure, Mr. Kelly, receives a beauty ring gift from friends with a speech by Councilman Frank J. Johnson. The upcoming marriage of Philip Henry Wynne, a chief engineer's draughtsman and noted musician and critic, excites friends. Wynne is known for mentoring younger colleagues.

Philip Henry Wynne Mr. Wynne

Grandpa Bates’s Timeless Tale of Ruth and Love

In Harrisville a grandfather recounts his youth from Canada to Texas, his forbidden love with Ruth Ashford, her illness and dying, and their later marriage. The story ends as Ruth greets him at last, and Grandma adds her note from the doorway.

Grandpa Grandma Grandpa Bates Harrisville Canada Massachusetts Ruth Ashford Ruth Texas Mother Mrs. Ashford Darling Harold

Daily Table Hints Dinner Menu and Cake Recipe

Daily table hints list a lunch like dinner menu with Consomme Soup Olives Green Peas Tomato Salad Coffee and Supper items Cold Pressed Chicken Baked Potatoes Tea Biscuit Plain Bread Blackberries and Creama Sponge Cake with a lemon flavor recipe and ingredients. The note cites 8 Follen street city as a source or address.

Follen Street City

Presh air path to health and wealth quoted in verse

A fragmentary dialogue presents a flirtatious exchange about going for a walk as a route to health and wealth. The lines juxtapose a maiden asking where to go with a gentleman urging fresh air as a path to well being and fortune.

Watermelons on Ice and Other Jest of the Day

A collection of light anecdotes from several papers. Jests about ice kept watermelons, a clerk with eyeglasses, a grocery store critique of scientists, a Dr Jacobi baby remark, a boastful master, and Noah at the ark. Includes sharp one liners and playful exchanges.

Memphis Commercial Appeal Noah Ham Chicago Tribune

Prince of Wales Attends Brackley Color Ceremony in Scotland

The Prince of Wales presented new colors to the Gordon Highlanders at Brackley Scotland and praised their capture of Dargai Heights as memorable. The Duke of York and Duke of Connaught attended. Ex Speaker Reed began law practice in New York with Simpson Thacher Barnum. President McKinley received a gavel from G W Bard made from Guan tanamo timbers. General Wood and Senor Castillo visited Santiago and hosted a dinner for Lt Brooks amid officer attendance.

Prince of Wales Gordon Highlanders Brackley Scotland Dargai Heights Afghanistan Prince Duke of York Duke of Connaught Thomas B. Reed New York Simpson, Thacher & Barnum Reed Maine Cambridge Hotel G. W. Bard State, War and Navy Washington McKinley Playa del Este Guantanamo Bay Spain Dr. Gibbs Cuba Gardner C. Lewis Vulcan Leonard Wood Senor Demetrius Castillo Santiago

Barrett as a potential mayoral candidate and leader

The article profiles Hon. William E. Barrett born in Melrose on December 29, 1858, former Speaker of the Massachusetts House and four-term U S congressman. It notes his rise from Vermont reporter to Boston newspaper publisher and his Republican leadership in gas water and utility reforms.

Mr. Barrett Melrose Massachusetts House of Representatives Congress Massachusetts House William E. Barrett Barrett Vermont Boston Massachusetts Middlesex County Dartmouth College St. Albans Boston Advertiser Washington Advertiser Evening Record Henry Cabot Lodge Senate William Everett People’s Party Charlestown

Saunders Celebrate Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary in Cambridge

The Hon and Mrs Charles H Saunders observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary at home 1627 Massachusetts Ave Cambridge. Saunders active in city government from 1853 to 1869 including mayor in 1868 and 1869. He chaired Cambridge sinking fund for 24 years paying over 3 million dollars in debt.

Charles H. Sauneners Cambridge Massachusetts Avenue B. Ball Concord Mass Barzillai Frost Saunders Common Council Board of Aldermen Sinking Fund Commissioners Carrie H. Saunders Robert P. Clapp Lexington Charles R. Saunders Boston Milwaukee

Death of Cambridge Fire Department's Oldest Member

John H. Walker, the oldest Cambridge fire department member, died yesterday at noon after a long illness from heart and liver trouble. He had not worked for four months, and the recent death of District Chief Cade struck him hard, leading to a rapid decline.

John H. Walker Cambridge

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