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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1899

Page

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Atkinson Posts Anti Imperialist to Cabinet and Officers

The Anti Imperialist by Edward Atkinson publishes claims and testimony about the Philippine war. He challenges Postmaster General Smith to mail copies and warns of potential treason or sedition actions. He plans large mailings to McKinley, Otis, Lawton, and other U. S. officials, and issue German edition for Shattuc's constituents.

Congressman Shattuc Ohio Mr. Atkinson Edward Atkinson Soldie Philippines Smith Griggs Atkinson McKinley General Otis Wheeler Lawton United States Shattur Shattuc Ostmaster Washington, d Philippine Islands San Francisco Washington Henry W. Lawton Peter MacQueen Hong Kong Boston

Governer Backs Down on Parade Position Roe Explains Stand

General Roe outlines his stance as GA. R. is given a parade position choice by a committee that sides with Roe. The governor later retreats from his prior position. Officials of G. A. BR. issue statements clarifying the situation.

GA. R Roe G. A. BR

Sunday Post Secrets and Scandals Spark Rumors and Romance

A lively scuttle of Sunday Post blurbs teases readers with tales of a vanished romance between May Yoke and a nobleman, a Grant and Cantacuzene wedding, a Russian ceremony, and Snow Cape’s alleged murder intrigue, all hinting at upcoming features for the next issue.

Sunday Post Newsdealer Yoke Cantacuzene Grant Snow Cape Scott

Forecast for New England and Boston Areas

Weather forecast from Washington outlines fair conditions for Saturday and Sunday in New England with fresh winds. Boston and Worcester areas are expected to have fair weather on Saturday and likely Sunday with winds shifting from west to north.

Washington, D. C New England Boston Wicanity

Harvard Dormitory Builders Shine in Harvard College Work

Workers from John H Pray Sons and Co are prominently involved in Harvard College projects. The long time carpet house has historically supplied Harvard with a steady share of their business and is currently very visible in ongoing dormitory work.

John H. Pray, Sons & Co Harvard College

Governor Roosevelt withdraws telegram over Dewey Day parade

Governor Roosevelt says the G A R position in New Yorks Dewey day parade is a city matter. He telegraphed General Roe to withdraw his prior telegram if the issue rests with city officials, noting he cannot advise on purely local control.

BO Oan Ufrica N. Y New York Roosevelt Gen. Roe National

Dewey Day Parade Row Over Grand Army Participation

Roosevelt and the G A R dispute over parade placement in Admiral Dewey day events grows tense. General Roe explains invites, positions, and failures to reach a consensus. He asserts the navy day priority and states he will not allow the Grand Army to lead the column.

New York Roosevelt Roe National Guard of Grand Army of the Republic Grand Army of the Republic of Greater Grand Army O. O. Howard Howard Goulden

Bronze Statue of Colonel Cass Unveiled in Public Garden

The public ceremony honored Colonel Thomas Cass of the Ninth Massachusetts Infantry with a bronze statue in the Public Garden near the subway entrance. Mayor Quincy spoke of memorial value and Paris Salon recognition, while Colonel MacNamara and Mrs Cass attended.

Ninth Massachusetts Volunteers Dedicate Public Garden Memorial

The surviving officers and soldiers of the Ninth Massachusetts Volunteers gather in Boston on Sept 20 1898 to dedicate a bronze statue in the Public Garden honoring Colonel Thomas Cass. They praise Mayor Quincy sculptor Richard E Brooks and salute American soldiers of Irish birth for loyalty and valor.

Boston Ninth Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers Thomas Cass Quincy Richard E. Brooks Cass Ornelius J. Carmody Society Ninth Regiment Masenchant Olunteers J. F. Donovan

Bold Jewelry Heist At Back Bay Shop

A well dressed man stole 110 antique gold and silver rings from W. P. Shephard & Co. at 378 Boylston Street yesterday afternoon. The thief, about 5 feet 8 inches, 165 pounds, with gray mustache and hair, left before purchase and vanished, leaving no trace and about $1000 in value missing. Police seek a wealthy looking suspect described as 35 to 65 years old.

W. P. Shephard & Co Boylston Street

Immigrant Girl Missing in Boston Lured by Stranger

Police seek Katherine McDermott an Irish arrival about 23 missing after leaving South Station with an older woman who is believed to be under orders to avoid stations. Relatives await as raids target disorderly houses and nearby cities are feared.

Division 5 Katherine McDermott New York Ireland Tao Station 6

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