Subscription Rates And Contact For The Post
Subscription rates listed for Daily and Sunday Post. One year three dollars. six months one fifty. eight months seventy five cents. one month twenty five cents. The Sunday Post two fifty annually. six months one twenty five. three months sixty five cents. Canada deliveries nine cents per copy. Notices details. advance payment required. editor and publisher EB A Grozier.
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Sunday Post
Canada
Boston
Maia
Risx
Post Publishing Company
EB. A. Grozier
Trust pays up fine of 1 808 753 by Waters-Pierce Oil
The Waters-Pierce Oil Company in Texas paid a $1 808 753 fine as the state treasurer received the money, carried by two large automobiles and guards from the express office to the treasury. The payment was enforced under state law and may inform federal practice.
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Standard Oil Trust
Texas
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Austin
The Tax on Hides and Senate Dingley Duty
The Senate finance committee plans to report a continuance of the Dingley duty on hides, a concession after hides were briefly on the Payne bill free list. The final shaping occurs in the conference committee, where trades and concessions will occur. The duty is expected to return to the dutiable list as part of tariff bill negotiations. The decision awaits passage to the House and referral to a conference committee.
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Senate Finance Committee
Senate
House
Hearing on beef infection laws at State House
A legislative committee on the judiciary will hold a public hearing at the State House at 10 o'clock this forenoon on strengthening statutes to protect the public from infected beef. Supporters urge prompt action to aid legitimate slaughtering interests and curb unsafe sales.
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Legislative Committee On the Judiciary
State House
Parker
Cyrus S. Hapgood
S. S. Learnard Company
Post
Law to curb false beef labeling and TB tainted meat
A public health stance calls for a law protecting the beef industry while preventing the sale of cattle meat condemned or slaughtered by state authority for tuberculosis. The goal is to stop misrepresented meat sold to the public and ensure safe food supply.
Merchants seek cheaper Boston street light contract
The Boston Merchants' Association urges the mayor that the proposed electric lighting contract overcharges the city. They estimate fair prices near 86 dollars annually for 3828 hours and oppose a 5 or 10 year term. They call for a two expert commission to study street lighting and report before signing.
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James J. Storrow
Boston Merchants’ Association
United States
Merchants’ Association
Boston
Worcester
Hibbard
Peril in Turkey as Constantinople crisis nears decision
The dispatch argues the Constantinople crisis must be resolved soon, noting that violence in Asia and Armenia dwarfs the fighting in the capital. It criticizes the Turkish actions and the inability of Ottoman authority to curb fanaticism, stressing Moslem masses bear the burden of any settlement.
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Turkey
Armenia
Asia
Persia
Hi Somers the Fisherman Who Became a Lawyer
A nostalgic sketch traces Hi Somers from a famed slow and steady fishing habit to legal success. It praises his tenacious mindset and cheerful, hopeful approach, noting he became governor while maintaining the same stubborn refusal to quit. The piece ends with a wish for others to keep asking and learning.
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Ashlin
Chicago News
The Summer Circus
A light exchange at the seashore features a playful back and forth about summer plans and a three ring engagement implied by a carnival vibe. The joke hints at long, entertaining stays with a nod to seaside leisure.
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Madel
Stella
Rush to press. no synopsis ready for readers
The author admits lacking time to prepare a synopsis of previous chapters due to the rush to publish. Readers are assured the omission will not be missed.
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the Post
Stealthy Steve Chases Roosevelt Train by Hand Car
Steve tows a hand car along rails from Mombasa in pursuit of the East Coast Limited. He rams toward an oncoming freight to prevent a collision as a dramatic chapter closes.
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Steve
Roosevelt
Mombasa
Nairobi
East Coast Limited
Hypnotism Proposal Banter Between Miss Oldham and Miss Young
Miss Oldham recalls a marriage proposal last night and Miss Young questions who taught her the art. Miss Oldham mentions hypnotism, with Miss Young confirming the topic and its training.
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Miss Oldham
Miss Young
Her Preference Woman Questions Reforming a Husband
Edyth wonders if she should marry a man who needs reforming. She muses a better option is a man who does not require reforming.
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Edyth
Tremont Street Corridor Open for Temple Place Visitors
The Observant Citizen notes the marble corridor from Tremont Street beside St. Pauls Church serves as a pleasant route to Temple Place and Washington Street amid Tremont street building dust. The corridor fronts the Hepard Norwell Company and invites the public to use it regardless of shopping.
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Tremont Street
St. Paul's Church
Temple Place
Washington Street
Hepard Norwell Company
Harvard to face Bates in Cambridge on April 27
April 27 schedule lists Harvard hosting Bates in Cambridge and Colgate meeting Rochester in Hamilton, with another match at April 30. The events highlight two college basketball clashes on back-to-back dates.
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Colgate Academy
Hamilton
Harvard
Bates
Cambridge
Colgate
Rochester
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