Boston Post Neced Daily 1911 April 25 Offies rates and notices
The Boston Post dated April 25 1911 lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions including annual and half year prices. It notes mailing details for Canada and cautions against sending cash with submissions, directing payments to POST PUBLISHING COMPANY.
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Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Maas
the Sunday Post
Canada
Borton, Moor
Rink
Post Publishing Company
Unclear OCR: newspaper masthead and billing lines
Fragmentary text shows a newspaper masthead with names F A Groziba as Editor and Publisher and subscription notice about prepaid payments and discontinuation. Mentions postal box numbers and main offices but lacks a complete story or event.
Sunday Post Office Service Cut Meets Little Outcry
The Boston Post Office reduced Sunday service with mail still obtainable, a move officials say saves many workers from Sunday shifts. A forthcoming law may require postmasters to compensate weekday hours for Sunday work, aligning with a broader plan to cut Sabbath requirements.
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Boston
Uncle Sam
True Sport at London Horse Show Rivalry in Cavalry Teams
The London show will feature a competition among cavalry regiments from Britain Europe and America. American entrants will ride champion jumpers funded by a wealthy American syndicate. True sport rests on skill endurance and judgment, not machines.
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London
A New Kind of Meet at Dartmouth College
Dartmouth College wins the first meet of its kind as a general public conference on scientific management is planned for fall. Prominent figures like Frederick W. Taylor and Frederick A. Cleveland will attend, with oversight by the Amos Tuck School of Administration and Finance. The event aims to spread the science of efficiency across all human activity, including possibly athletics.
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Dartmouth College
Frederick W. Taylor
Frederick A. Cleveland
Amos Tuck School of
Calm Judgment on Bridge and Structural Worker Accusations
Editorial urges caution in judging officials accused of complicity in dynamiting the Los Angeles Times building and other acts. It warns that charges are not proof and calls for courts to decide, while noting organized labor has an interest in punishing the guilty and clearing suspicion.
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Bridge and
Organized Labor
Los Angeles
Photographic history to check future historians
Moving picture machines covered the champagne riots in France and the Rio Grande clashes in Mexico. Reported footage may be admitted as evidence if authenticated, with rioters and participants held to account. The Mexican affair is said to have significant implications for public record.
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Artorophy
France
Rio Grande
Mexico
Moving pictures offer true chronicles of famous deeds
The writer muses on how modern moving pictures could record historic acts such as the charge of the 600 at Balaklava or Roosevelt at San Juan Hill, transforming imagination and painting into a true narrative record.
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Ual
Acc
Balaklava
Julius Cesar
Pompey
Theodore Roosevelt
San Juan Hill
Massachusetts Faces Redistricting After Census
The Massachusetts legislature considers fair redistricting in response to the national reapportionment and Crumpacker bill. It warns against past gerrymandering and urges constituencies for two additional Congressmen to avoid bias and preserve Democratic strength at Washington.
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Congress
Washington
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Income Tax Catechism Clarifies Bondholder Pledge
A columnist notes Massachusetts never pledged to tax federal income on bonds. The Post-Dispatch argues federal income tax would tax all bond incomes equally, preserving bond market appeal and avoiding local tax on securities. The dialogue counters opponents' claims as illogical.
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Utter Bosic
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Bread Tax Debate Moves in New House
Congressman Peters calls for removal of the bread tax as part of the Canadian reciprocity fight. He cites industry needs and lower living costs, arguing food staples should be tariff free while luxuries bear duties. Massachusetts report backs freeing farm products to aid consumers. Abolish the bread tax.
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Peters
Congress
New House
Draper
United States
Massachusetts Commissioners
Canada
General Bingham Appointed Chief Engineer of Highways
New York April 24 General Theodore A. Bingham, former police commissioner under Mayor McClellan, was named chief engineer of the Bureau of Highways under Borough President McAneny. He will earn six thousand dollars yearly and previously served as military aide to Presidents McKinley and Roosevelt.
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New York
Theodore A. Bingham
McClellan
Bureau of Highways
McAneny
Bingham
McKinley
Roosevelt
Battle of Bull Run seen through Southern history
The article recounts the Manassas clash and surrounding context. It notes Confederate advantages in leadership and defense, Northern inexperience, and the rapid moves after Sumter. It details Beauregard and Johnston commanding the Confederacy and McDowell and Patterson opposing, with Washington and Richmond’s strategic positions shaping the battle.
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Bull Run
Manassas
Sumter
Jefferson Davis
West Point
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Davis
Richmond
Shenandoah Valley
Beauregard
Fort Sumter
Manassas Junction
Virginia
Joseph FB. Johnston
Harper’s Ferry
Winchester
Patterson
Harper's Ferry
Johnston
McDowell
Scott
Centreville
North
There Is Only One Dam Sel in the World for Me
A late night milkman scene and a parade of quips and proverbs tumble through a humorous vignette. The piece blends ribald street humor with moral asides and stray asides about virtue and everyday oddities.
Liner Romanic Reaches Port After 24 Hour Delay
The White Star liner Romanic will arrive this afternoon about a day late due to heavy weather and rare icebergs on the southern route. Captain David reports via wireless that the voyage faced unsettled seas and ice hazards heading toward port.
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White Star
David
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