The Boston Post April 80 1909 subscription notice
The Boston Post dated April 80 1909 lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, rates for Canada, and payment terms. It notes advance payment required, discontinuation on expiration, and contact details for the Post Publishing Company. Editor F. A. Grozier is named.
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Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Mass
Sunday Post
Canada
Maas
Post Publishing Company
FE. A. Grozier
Police appoint deputy superintendents under new law
Commissioner O Meara announces deputy superintendents chosen from captains William B Watts chief of the Detective Bureau Lawrence Cain of Station 4 and Philemon D Warren of 14. Watts will retain leadership of the Detective Bureau where he has long served with distinction enhancing Boston police repute.
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O'Meara
William B. Watts
Lawrence Cain
Philemon D. Warren
Watts
Boston Police
Industrial Loss Forces Emery Mahogany to Move to New York
The Emery Mahogany Company plans to relocate offices to New York after Chelsea plant destruction by fire and costly rebuilding. The move would affect hundreds of skilled workers and the local industry. Executives note temporary abandonment while sawing is contracted on Long Island, with a possible return before 1915.
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Emery Mahogany Company
New York
Chelsea
United States
Boston Merchants’ Association
Boston
Mills
Long Island
Germany’s Growing Influence in Trade and Naval Power
The article argues Germany’s naval policy and Canton Haakow railroad control shift world power, boosting German trade aims and colonial dreams under William II. It contrasts German expansion with British and American interests, urging American capital to engage rather than fear Teutonic competition.
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England
Germany
Canton-Haakow
China
United States
Chicago
William the Second
South America
Teuton
Airship Law Sparks International Legal Debate
AIRSHIP LAWS Europe discusses how air travel challenges private property limits and state regulation. It cites Meili's book on airship law and explores trespass, damages from ballast, liability for passengers, and international tariffs as nations prepare new codes.
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Europe
Count Zeppelin
Wright
Friedrich Meili
University of Zurich
Meili
Federal conference to craft a unified air space law
The passage urges a federal commission to invite representatives from all states and territories to agree on a national code of air space law to avoid inter state legal conflicts about trespass and related issues. It stresses early national consensus before codifying new regulations.
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Congress
Federal
Mayor Hibbard Accused Over Lighting Contract Hurry
City officials and good government groups debate how a mislaid letter could have altered the city lighting contract with the Consolidated Gas Company. Critics urge public hearings and state information before signing, noting potential savings and legal access.
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Hibbard
Richards
Consolidated Gas Company
Electric Company
Schaff
State Board
State Commission
Good Government Association
City Affairs
Merchants’ Association
Senator Rayner backs consumer protection in tariff debate
In the Senate debate on the Payne Aldrich tariff, Senator Rayner of Maryland argues the bill fails to protect consumers or lower prices while benefiting trusts and monopolies. He contends wage earners need protection but the measure offers none for the consumer.
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United States Senate
Rayner
Maryland
Senator Rayner
Mr. Raynor
The Road to Saloniki Through Servia Called Best by Austria
The article argues Austria must advance through Servia to reach Saloniki and notes the region’s Turks from Saloniki Monastir and Janina are progressive and militant. It praises the Young Turks and Albanian and Macedonian fighters and warns Saloniki’s loss to Austrian designs risks Turkish reform and peace.
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Servia
Austria
Gulf of
Salonika
Aegean Sea
Greece
Constantinople
Monastir
Janina
Turkey
Thheragan
Abdul
Baltimore
Balkans
Sugar Refining Co Pays $2 Million in Fines
The American Sugar Refining Company of New Jersey and its New York affiliate paid about $900,000 into the U S treasury, completing a settlement totaling roughly $2,000,000 for fraud charges raised by the government.
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New York
American Sugar Refining Company of
New Jersey
New York Corporation
United States Treasury
Exchange Club
All Sorts by Newton Newkirk Synopsis
A meta tagline from Newton Newkirk teases the daily synopsis of previous chapters. The author argues that composing a continuous plot refresh keeps readers engaged, noting it is not an easy or mere playful task.
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Newton Newkirk
Stealthy Steve Faces Poisoned Weapons in Somali Ambush
In Chapter 26 of the Roosevelt expedition tale, Colonel Roosevelt directs a besieged camp as Somalis attack with poisoned spears and boomerangs. Stealthy Steve climbs a palm to neutralize missiles with swift catches, signaling a brief truce for parley as tension mounts.
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Colonel Roosevelt
Steve
Roosevelt
Stealhy Steve
Detective
Uncle Walt on the agents who hawk useless goods
A satirical verse by Il Walt Mason condemns traveling salesmen who push useless items at the dock. The poem mocks their constant offers and industry, calling for a law to curb such vendors and spare people from their persuasive sales pitches.
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Il Walt Mason
Dandelion Blooms On Mt Vernon Street Amid Freezing Weather
Observers noted a bright dandelion sprout blossoming between sidewalk bricks on Mt Vernon Street yesterday morning despite near freezing temperatures on April 29. The piece highlights small resilient life in urban settings and mentions local civic notes from Somerville including Knights of Columbus events and police anecdotes.
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Mt. Vernon Street
Promissory Note Alters County Romance Plot
Lillian Braham receives a $1000 promissory note from her father after her suitor John Steeling seeks marriage. Her father discovers Steeling’s bad reputation through a confidant and refuses the match. Lillian, realizing the note mix up, defers marriage and contemplates a European trip as her father keeps the truth.
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Trousseau
John Steeling
Lillian
John
Braham
Young Steeling
Steeling
Mr. Braham
Livians
Europe
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