Boston Post April 23 1910 subscription rates notice
The Boston Post announces subscription rates for daily issues with prices for one year six months three months and one month and notes subscriptions must be prepaid and discontinued at expiration. Contact details for the editorial and business offices are listed.
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Independent Democratic Paper of
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Br Post Publishing Co
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Boston
Mass
Sundmay Post
Canada
Post
Post Publishing Company
E. A. Grazier
Twain’s Honor Reflects His Strong Personal Code
Mark Twain, famed for humor, showed fierce personal honor after C. L. Webster & Co. folded. Though not well, he lectured worldwide to repay the firm’s debts he was cleared of, insisting he settle every penny for those harmed by his influence.
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Mark Twain
C. L. Webster & Co
Mr. Clemens
Sir Walter Scott
Milk supply assured for Boston despite producers threats
The piece argues that Boston will receive milk on May 1 despite threats by the Milk Producers Association. It contends that even with possible strikes or price rises, supply will come from other New England farmers and undisclosed sources, ensuring no homeowner loses sleep. It notes disputes between farmers and city contractors remain complex and unresolved.
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Milk Producers’ Association
Boston
New England
Producers’ Association
Mayor’s veto on school board building plan sparks budget debate
The mayor’s letter accompanying his veto of a $500,000 school building fund questions not enough room yet vacant seats exist in ten city schools. He urges using unused spaces and criticizes current policies while noting the loan authorization this year and the broader issue of school planning.
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Fitzgerald
Finance Commission Confronts Criticism with Practical Remedies
A discussion urges the Finance Commission to adopt practical remedies rather than mere criticism. Officials argue the commission should focus on actionable steps to improve fiscal policy and governance, outlining potential measures and timely implementation.
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Finance Commission
McCarthy Named Fire Commissioner by Mayor Fitzgerald
Jeremiah J. McCarthy, surveyor of the port for 11 years, is chosen by Mayor Fitzgerald as Fire Commissioner. A Boston veteran of 10 years in both volunteer and paid fire departments, he has served in state and city roles and enjoys strong business backing.
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Fitzgerald
Jeremiah J. McCarthy
McCarthy
Boston
Brackett
State Board of Fire Commissioners
Quincy
Storrow
Port of
Charpe Town
What the Sphinx Says About Upside Down Numbers
Gardner resident Luke McGluke ponders a brain teaser about turning digits upside down or on their side. The answer hinges on perspective, showing a nine can look like a six from one view yet remain a nine when seen from another.
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Luke McGluke
Gardner
Mass
Luke
John Redmond Dominates Irish Nationalist Influence in Parliament
The article notes John Redmond and his followers wield control in the House of Commons, forcing Liberal leaders to yield on home rule and shaping government policy. It recalls Asquith’s threatened resignation if King’s consent is not secured, highlighting unprecedented Irish Nationalist power and potential for future gains.
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John Redmond
Liberal Party
House of Commons
Asquith
If Boston adopts Trenton no-seat no-fare street car rule
The piece imagines Boston under a Trenton style rule causing widespread disruption. Suburban riders lose home access, bicycles surge in use, Westonism grows, elevated lines struggle to add cars, and farebeat conflicts rise. It argues only future subways or tunnels could ease surface congestion.
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Boston
Trenton
Elevated
Chamber favors extending Boston harbor line for growth of trade
The Chamber of Commerce backs extending the harbor line to expand both foreign and domestic trade. It refers the Wharf lands question back to directors, debating private versus public control of a future utility. The piece weighs whether the Commonwealth should act as a controlling partner or leave the docks to private enterprise, and asks if the state will step in.
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Chamber of Commerce
Sboston
Board of Directors
East Boston
Guild
Commonwealth
Lillian Smith Pinched for Hold-up in Pittsburg
Lillian Smith an 18 year old Pittsburg resident is jailed for armed holdups. Reporters say she posed as a friendly young lady, flashing a pistol to extort coins. A clever victim foiled her when remarking about her back hair, police were summoned.
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Lillian Smith
Pittsburg
Lillilan
Jekyll and Mrs. Hyde
Lilly
Lillian
Scott
Hen Sets On Eggs Or Squats In Henhouse Debate
Melrose Hennery replies to Newt about how a hen handles her feet while guarding eggs. The exchange weighs terminology with playful insistence that a hen sits or squats on eggs, noting a hen’s posture may be described as squatting during incubation.
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Newt
Melrose, Hennery
Little Memoirs Business Man
A 10 a week job is soon filled but the big salaried posts go begging as employers seek higher paid positions.
Oddities and social notes headline local amusements
A chauffeur cleans his hands in muddy Bea con street water to display cleanliness while spectators watch. At the Elks banquet Lawrence Sullivan receives a flower basket in addition to a diamond ring, credited to wife Mrs Lawrence H Sullivan. Le Compte the fire eater performs risky stunts on street and metal pot at 550 degrees. North Dakota jackies visit Keith's for a reception. Engagement announced Miss Beatrice Edwards and Dana Fairbanks of Wakefield. Rev George G Hamilton and Mrs Hamilton set sail for Liverpool on June 28 for a three month trip.
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Beacon Street
Bert
Elks
Lawrence H. Sullivan
Mr. Sullivan
Larry
le Compte
Jackies
North Dakota
Keith’s
Beatrice A. Edwards
Dana F. Fairbanks
Wakefield
George G. Hamilton
First Universalist Church
Everett
Hamilton
Liverpool
Touring Europe With Roosevelt at Paris Hotel de Ville
The article traces the Hotel de Ville in Paris from its early municipal origins to its role in French history. It notes key dates such as 1789 1814 and 1870 and recalls royal and revolutionary events associated with the building and Place de l Hotel de Ville. It also mentions infamous executions at the Place de Greve and previews a Sunday Post picture of the Bois de Boulogne.
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Hotel de Ville
Roosevelt
Etienne Marcel
Paris
Place de Greve
Marin de la Vallee
Henri IV
Louis XVI
France
Bailly
Robespierre
Convention
Napoleon I
Louis XVIII
Charles X
Louis Phillipe
Lafayette
Place de l’Hotel de Ville
Ravillac
Damiens
Louis XV
Jean Hardi
Leonora Galigai
Bois de Boulogne
The Depot Loafers and Station Gossip in Boston
A Boston news snippet notes the seedy railway station crowd of loafers hindering travelers and tiring station staff. It also mentions Jeremiah J. McCarthy’s rise, Judge O Sullivan’s quip about Depew, cousin Fred Cameron winning the Marathon, and Captain Smith of the Megantic with a fine canary.
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John Boutelier
Roxbury Crossing
Boston
Fred Cameron
Boutelier
Mr. Boutelier
Cape Breton
Captain Smith
Megantic
Student notes on city life and curious events across New England
A reader recalls a busker with a large bass drum blocked by subway turnstiles in Park Street and a crowd cheering as a bystander lifted the drum over the iron fence. Another tale follows a Newton resident troubled by unexplained tapping on walls until a woodpecker on a tree limb explains the sound. The column ends with observations of growing motor boat traffic on the Charles River and its effects on small craft.
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Patriots
Park Street
Scollay Square
Charlestown
Auburndale
Charles River
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