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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1901
Page
6
The Boston Post presents a Democratic aligned voice from New England with editorials, political notices, and regional news. Readers find commentary on national affairs and local governance reflecting the paper's stance. The publication emphasizes party perspectives and civic discussion.
The Hon. Josiah Quincy states he seeks no election and rejects ambition, urging Democrats to view a potential gubernatorial nomination as a duty. The Post endorses Quincy as best for Massachusetts, aiming to harmonize a divided party and restore unified victory prospects.
The trial of the McKinley assassin ended swiftly with a guilty verdict after less than two days. Sentence to be pronounced tomorrow. The proceedings were marked by deliberation and propriety, with the prisoner silent and no sensationalism in court.
The author cites hospital stats for eye injuries labeled as the third rail eye. Dr Black of the Eye and Ear Infirmary reports about 150 weekly cases, City Hospital eight to ten daily, Emergency Hospital cites unrecorded totals, and local offices note several painful cases. He urges officials to recognize the danger and act.
A Cape district GOP contest pits three term Senator Walter O. Luscombe against William A. Nye. The paper urges Nye, citing Luscombe’s subway bill dissent with Governor Crane and endorses Nye for loyal backing of the governor and public interests, noting statewide sentiment to retire Luscombe.
A week of events of international scope features the English and American university athletes in a key meet. The schedule promises top competition across disciplines as teams from both sides pursue performance milestones and early season prestige.
The opening races of the America’s Cup series spark public interest with confident aims for American competitors. Since 1894 Yale Cambridge Harvard Yale teams have faced Oxford and London clubs, mostly losing to home athletes. The present English entrants, apart from a single injured long jumper, promise a stout contest as Cup races resume and weather permits. The argument points to a potential decisive wind in the first race between Columbia 1899 and Shamrock II 1901.
The Observant Citizen notes signs of autumn on Washington street where students in disguise parade for a secret society. He cites Longfellow inspired scenery in Nova Scotia, quips about smoking spittoons, mentions Mayor Ashley and Lt. Governor Bates, a yacht wager, and an advance man from Waterbury with a novel baggage strap.
A watering cart driver maneuvered his team around and pushed a stalled wagon, his well controlled horses receiving praise from onlookers as he continued on his route.
A bulldog intervenes when a yellow mongrel attacks a terrier on the Common near Frogpond. The bulldog grips the attacker by the scruff, shakes it, then calms the terrier, allowing both animals to depart with the terrier grateful for the rescue.
Report describes accelerated progress on the East Boston tunnel with two feet daily gains, 40 feet built, shifts expanding from 8 to over 100 workers, 11 hour days, and a 6 percent descent underwater aided by blue clay and compressed air. Traffic shifts from South to North Ferry as Lewis Street works close access.
In a Maine forest tale a pioneer hunter Gookin and his daughter Alice shelter a wounded Indian Nemilah. As danger from warlike tribes grows, Gookin battles to warn a settlement while Nemiah plots vengeance. The story ends with a dramatic river fall and Nemiah’s triumphal act, leaving Red hopeful for a love story.
Recipe notes select two large cucumbers and scoop seeds. Stuff with dry bread crumb and finely chopped meat seasoned with salt pepper and mixed herbs. Simmer in stock half hour, make a light sauce from the liquid with flour and butter, bake thin biscuit rounds beside the cucumbers. Ends with serving tip and attribution to ALICE E WHITAKER.
George L Burt J Lodge Eddy Erastus Willard Alex G McDonald Wm Whitmarsh W N Goodwin Andrew J Sullivan Willard W Hibbard Geo W Macaulay H R Stoddard Co H Kemp Geo W Little Webster G Hayward Fred Hayward
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