Sunday Post and Daily One Porp Subscription Rates
Publication notice outlines pricing for Boston posts and the Sunday Post including six months and yearly rates. It lists payment methods and addresses for the Post Publishing Company with editor contact details and notes on advance payment and discontinuation without notice.
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THE
Sunday Post
Canada
Postoffice
Boston
Mase
Post Publishing Company
Mato Bunday
Financial
Sporting
E. A. Grozier
Not Partisan View on Income Tax Amendment
Governor Woodrow Wilson declares the income tax amendment nonpartisan in a special message urging New Jersey Senate ratification. He notes it was proposed by a Republican President, passed by a Republican Congress, and endorsed by Democrats in both federal chambers and by national party platforms.
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Woodrow Wilson
Senate of New Jersey
Congress
Massachusetts
The Veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic
The Grand Army of the Republic Department of Massachusetts veterans encamped in Boston reflect on fifty years since youth, noting enduring pride, long service, and the honor of their role in the republic’s greatest crisis. They honor both living members and those who have passed in the silent bivouac.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Department of Massachusetts
Boston
Electrification Push For Metro Railroads Gains Support
Chairman Crocker urges immediate electrification of steam railroads in the metropolitan district. He argues the public benefits outweigh costs and stresses that urban electrification would aid the large surrounding population. He contrasts New York and Boston conditions to show the potential for broader advantages.
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Crocker
Joint Board
Mr. Crocker
New York
Boston
Edgar Aldrich
United States District Court For
New Hampshire
Lowell
Propositions Stand Firm Against Earlier Post Cues
The Post reaffirms its long held propositions and shows no reason to yield a single point. It insists on maintaining the stance with firm resolve and unchanged position.
Lorimer Should Resign Over Illinois Senate Scandal
The Illinois election scandal surrounding William Lorimer is called monumental and unprecedented. The piece urges Lorimer to resign to allow Illinois an honest election and prevent further damage as the La Follette committee investigates the corruption and votes that secured his Senate seat.
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Lorimer
United States Senate
Illinois
Springfield
Senate
United States
la Follette Committee
The Donkey's Opportunity in Congress
A Washington correspondent argues the Democratic donkey is not dead but in a trance. If guided by prudent restraint and support for the reciprocity agreement, the party can deliver reform. otherwise obstinacy could invite backlash from voters.
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Washington
Crawford Notch Saved as State Forest Park
The New Hampshire Senate and House nearly unanimously approved acquiring Crawford Notch as a forest reservation and State park. Under Forest Commission care it will be public, with timber cutting regulated and scenic beauty preserved, backed by federal aid and Governor Bass's expected support.
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Crawford Notch
White Hills
New Hampshire Senate
House
Bass
Forest Commission
New Hampshire
Interstate Commerce Commission to weigh rail mileage dispute
The piece argues the Interstate Commerce Commission should rule on whether Boston and Maine misstates mileage across state lines. It notes possible ICC authority to prevent lifting 115 coupons for a 109 mile Boston to Portland trip on the eastern division and calls for a truthful mileage basis.
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Boston & Maine
Interstate Commerce Commission
National Commission
Boston
Portland
Whom the Gas Man Met in the Cellar
A tense exchange unfolds as a rough man in the cellar is challenged with a demand about a gas meter. The responder blurs truth revealing a startled, evasive stance and a dramatic, uncertain confrontation.
Thomas Webster and his genre paintings of playful childhood
The article profiles English painter Thomas Webster born 1800 in Pimlico, famed for genre scenes of cheerful rural life. It highlights Contrar y Winds at South Kensington, his depiction of children at a toy boat and domestic interiors, his move from portraits to genre works, and notes his death in Cranbrook in 1886. Tomorrow's Story Picture The Chariot Race by Wagner.
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Thomas Webster
South Kensington Museum
London
Webster
England
Pimlico
George III
Thomas
Mary
Sophia
Fusell
Royal Academy
Cranbrook
Wagner
All Sorts by Newton Newkirk and a Humorous Letter Pair
A chaotic collection features Newton Newkirk verse and playful banter from Boston letters. A mock feud with Gifford Pinshot, references to Neponset Mass and Pontiack Michigan mix with humorous tales of snakes and a hungry scheme at Childs Cafe.
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Newton Newkirk
Childs
Cafe Des Enfants
Boston
Morning Light in Boston Sparks Town News
Observations on spring mood in Boston with anecdotes from street scenes and transit. Reports include a silk waist found after a wind incident, a shirtwaist maker raising output with shorter hours, notable court and railway notes, and local social events in Massachusetts cities.
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