Boston Post issues daily rates and circulation details
The Boston Post announces subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, rates for Canada and foreign copies, mailing charges, and payment terms. Editorial offices and staff roles are listed, with a note praising the paper's printing plant and a quotation from Robert Hoe.
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Boston
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Post Publishing CO
Boston Post
New England
Robert Hoe
R. Hoe & Co
Suffragettes vow to respect human life amid hunger strike debate
The Women’s Social and Political Union states it will not seek murder, avoiding urging or committing violence. The author notes such acts would ruin the hunger strike’s momentum and be abhorrent to humanity, hoping no executions or reprisals occur.
Mitchell Should Win Says the Boston Journal in 13th District Fight
The Boston Journal argues for John J. Mitchell in the 13th Massachusetts district race. It declares the issues as social and political rights and praises Mitchell as standing for the right positions with a strong legislative record, urging Democrats to vote and support him wholeheartedly.
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Boston Journal
13Th Congressional District
John J. Mitchell
John
J. Mitchell
Massachusetts
Congress
Mitchell
The Western Way Water Project Sets Westward Standard
An article praising Los Angeles for piping Sierra water 235 miles to the city. The aqueduct delivers 238 million gallons daily, funded at about 25 million dollars and built with open and covered ditches tunnels and steel siphons. It touts businesslike execution and graft-free progress.
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Los Angeles
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Sierras
Wilson urged to lead on European armament limits
The Frankfurter Zeitung calls for restricting European naval and military arms and for an international conference. It argues no other nation can initiate, but the United States, led by President Wilson, should take the decisive step with broad support from American citizens.
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Frankfurter Zeitung
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the Zeitung
United States
Wilson
Ruling Citizens and World Peace Amid Foreign Reception
The text discusses whether European rulers would accept a proposed approach, noting the need to gauge foreign governments' reception. It suggests the task is delicate but possible, hinting that the President and Secretary Bryan might find a suitable path toward world peace.
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Bryan
Belgium votes in landmark push for manhood suffrage
The piece notes a historic Belgium election with a mass strike by 500,000 workers backing one man one vote. It highlights the Socialist demand to end plural voting and end class-based multiple votes after nearly 30 years of liberal governance.
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Socialist Party
Clark
Washington
Board of Trade
Canada
EDSON
Melville
Medicine Hat
Lethbridge
There, was an old geezer from Perth
There there is a humorous poem fragment about an old man from Perth who tries to dress in a high berth and jokes about having a barrel to go home. The verse ends with a quip on charity and courtesy starting at home.
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Butte
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Pittsburg
New York
Butte Hill
Columbia School of Mines
United Verde
Marcus Daly
United States Senate
Daly
A. B. Starkey
Frederick Down
Rehoboth
Attleboro
Lydia D. Peck
Continental Memorial Hall
Massachusetts
Ohio to Extend Pensions for Widows with Children
Ohio passes a bill to provide monthly pensions of 15 dollars for one child and seven dollars for each additional child for poor widows or women with disabled or deserted husbands. Payments run six months and can be renewed, with court reviews on family need and home suitability to keep the child with the mother.
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Ohio
The Magno-Polar-Gravocar Unveiled by Stealthy Steve
The chapter reveals Stealthy Steve's secret car shaped vehicle called the Magno-Polar-Gravocar or Mag. It sits on four pneumatic wheels in a rear building, lit by a single switch, built from Steve’s own designs, and ready for a maiden 300 mile run to Washington DC.
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Washington, D. C
Stealthy Steve Unveils the Magno Polar Gravo Car
A repairman explains a six wheeled airship car of 6000 pounds with a sleeping chamber, operator’s room, kitchenette, water collection from clouds and a glass observation floor. The inventor Stealthy Steve is hailed as 500 years ahead in genius, with mirrors for viewing ahead and powerful searchlights.
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Sherlock Holmes
Argene Lupin
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Dictagraph to Phonograph Link Raises Secrecy Concerns
The article discusses using a dictagraph to relay spoken words to a distant phonograph cylinder, creating an impersonal record. While aimed at criminal investigations, the invention prompts worries about privacy as silent whispers could be reproduced loudly, expanding potential commercial uses and invasions of secrecy.
Immaculately Dressed Stranger Seeks Unobtainable Parts
A tall, calm man named Burnett Slow visits a motor-merchant claiming his brother bought a car and that a list of bizarre parts including deltoid muscles kneecaps elbows and cuticle must be delivered. The manager flees before confirming availability.
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Burnett Slow
The Clark Fortune and the Montana Senate Saga
William Andrews Clark built vast wealth from United Verde in Arizona and Montana mines and art. His bid for the Senate involved bribery drama, resignation, a short-lived appointment, and later election with lavish champagne-funded celebrations in Helena.
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William Andrews Clark
Senate of the United States
New York
United Verde
Arizona
Notable Readings From The Observant Citizen Column
The column notes J J Trowbridge and Mrs Trowbridge returning to Arlington about April 22 from Naples Italy. It highlights broker William Bartholomew’s extensive U S travel, relics like the sword of Bunker Hill, and a discussion of cutworm pests. It also recounts hatpin guards law compliance fashion notes and remarks on Case y at the Bat readings by B Nason Hamlin.
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E. F. Allen
Moore Farm
Bunker Hill
John Moore
Casey
the Post
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de Wolf Hopper
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