Post Publishing Co Daily August 1 1906 Postal Notice
Daily issue of the Post Publishing Company outlines subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. Rates include 3.00 per year, 1.50 for six months, 0.75 for three months, and 0.25 for one month. Sunday Post priced at 2.50 yearly and 1.25 for six months. Payment guidance and mailing details listed.
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Post Publishing Co
Office
Washington Sst
Boston
Mass
Sunday Post
The Post in Vacation Time
The Daily Post offers mail delivery nationwide for 25 cents monthly and the Sunday Post for 26 cents monthly. Subscribers may change the address as often as needed.
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POST
Daily Post
United States
Canada
Sunday Post
Post Subscriptions Due In Advance Discontinued After Expiry
Subscribers must pay all Post subscriptions in advance or risk discontinuation without further notice on expiration. If the paper is not obtainable from a new dealer or newsboy, notify FE A Grozier at the main office. Editor and Publisher.
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USA
FE. A. Grozier
Will of Russell Sage Fails to Stall Contests and Steel Dividend
The Sage will faces challenges from relatives seeking more than the $25,000 each. The column praises Mrs Sage's potential control of vast wealth and warns against delays via contests. It also condemns the United States Steel Corporation's 13.4 and 1 percent dividends as excessive, funded by high tariffs and consumer burdens.
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Russell Sage
Samuel J. Tilden
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Trust
Andrew
United States
Liverpool
Old Ironsides Given Exact Restoration From Historic Plans
The frigate Constitution is being rebuilt as nearly as possible to its original form. Funds from Congress enable the work, with plans found in the Salem Marine Museum aiding a faithful restoration that will teach naval construction history.
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Boston
Great Britain
New England
Congress
Bureau of Construction and Repair
Navy Department
Marine Museum
Salem
Ironsides
Bell's Airship and the Dream of Human Flight
The article notes many look to Dr. Alexander Graham Bell for the solution to man flight, believing the telephone inventor could realize the centuries old dream with airship progress and his genius. It highlights Bell as a key figure in early aeronautics speculation and the quest for powered flight.
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Alexander Graham Bell
Bell’s airship dream fuels hope for flight and wind
The article reviews Dr. Bell’s Cape Breton summer experiments, noting a new expandable cellular kite and a dirigible balloon as steps toward aerial navigation. It contrasts Bell’s optimism with Langley’s failures, arguing flight will require propulsion and steering, not merely lighter gas.
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Dr. Bell
Cape Breton
Langley
Bell
Italian designers plan an advanced battleship to outrun the Dreadnought
Colonel Cuniberti outlines a new ideal Italian battleship armed with eight 13.5 inch guns. The design features four two gun turrets at rhombus angles enabling single or broadside fire. The ship would deliver 7500 pounds forward or astern and 10,000 pounds broadside, about 50 percent more than the Dreadnought. The piece questions future naval arms competition and US involvement.
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Cuniberti
United States Navy
Missing You on the moorland in Glengariff
A poems description of longing for a lost lover, achree, amid moorland mist and sunset skies. The speaker recalls trysts by red clouds and peat fires, hearing banshee moans, and envisions the beloved beckoning from a shadowy border as August Reader credits Elsie Casseigne King.
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Glengariff
Achree
Evenfall
Alanna
Misty
Elsie Casseigne King
August Reader
Colorado Admitted to Union as State On Aug 1 1876
On this day in history Aug 1 1876 Colorado joined the United States as a state. A year earlier John B Moran announced his candidacy for district attorney in the region.
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Colorado
John B. Moran
Globe Notebook Highlights Travel Plans and Local Things
Howell Hansel and wife plan a two week yacht trip to Newport starting tomorrow from Boston, stopping at Province Town, Cape Cod, Chat ham or Osterville, then Newport. London visit recounts with Marjorie Spaulding and stork fascination. Boston society notes Mary Young’s reception, autos parrot tale from Hingham, and Cambridge Somerville bridge chatter. John D. Long's Havens and Fifth Regiment preparations for Ottawa are noted. Joe Goode welcomes new child and plans Brownies enrollment.
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Howell Hansel
Newport
Provincetown
Cape
Chatham
Osterville
Hansen
Castle Square
Stealthy Steve Slides Down Chimney to Escape Enemies
Stealthy Steve a Six Eyed Sleuth dives into a chimney to evade the Black Hand pursuers on the roof. He uses the chimney as an escape, landing feet first and braking with his arms, as the Black Hands hurry to basement pursuit. to be continued tomorrow.
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Steve
Black Hand
Bogardo
Honduras
Black Hands
Fire Brings Bold Rescue and Resolve in Hurtland Tale
In Hurtland a mill fire tests John Younge amid wage woes and a planned strike. He dodges layoffs to reach the office safe for funds intended for Carleton Cowles. Ellen Ralston aids with the combination as the crowd rallies amid the blaze.
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Hurtland
John Younge
Carleton Cowles
John
Ellen Ralston
Ellen
Monument to Yale defense of New Haven in 1907 unveiling
A unique statue in New York studio by James Edward Kelly will be unveiled July 5 1907 to honor Yale students who defended New Haven on July 5 1779. The group shows three colonial era college boys operating field artillery as British forces attacked and burned Fairfield.
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New Haven
Yale College
James Edward Kelly
New York
Colonial Times
Ington
West Point
Stiles
West Haven
Garth
Yale
Broadway
Cautious counsel on first meeting a courting canoe invite
The columnist urges meeting first at home with parental knowledge. She should avoid early canoeing with a man, as this may imply casual dating. If he is earnest, he will understand. The advice emphasizes getting to know him well before social outings.
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Miss Champagne
The
Post
Fire rescues, money box saved. mill workers get wage raise
John rescues Ellen and a money box from a dangerous blaze in the mill. After the fire, Mr. Cowles hints at a raise for John and Ellen, and announces a wedding present. The next day notices post a wage increase of 83 1 3 percent dating from the fire day.
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John
Ellen
Box
Younge
Mr. Cowles
Society of Boston elites enjoys yacht cruise and summer events
Major Charles Hayden entertains New York guests aboard the Wacondah yacht with a dinner at Narragansett Pier Casino. Notables include Effingham Lawrence and Arthur Comstock among others. The Isis communicates from Kittery Point with Spaulding owners aboard. Further summer plans feature Bar Harbor gatherings, Bar Harbor festivities, and hospitality at Dennison cottage hosted by Mrs. Quincy Thorndike and updates on the Coolidge family residence at Coolidge's Point.
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Frederick P. Whitford
Walnut Avenue
Roxbury
Beech Street
Green Harbor
R. F. Daly
South Boston
Carney Hospital
Whitford
Charles Hayden
New York
Wacondah
Effingham Lawrence
Arthur Comstock
Arthur M. Henderson
Hugh M. Inman
William S.S. Whitehead, Jr
Major Hayden
Narragansett Pier
Richard Sears
Mt. Vernon Street
Kenneth Hill
Brooklyn
Isis
Eastern Yacht Club
Mediterranean
Kittery Point
William Stuart Spaulding
John Taylor Spaulding
Daniel Austin Brown
Buckminster
Beacon Street
Oceanside
Magnolia
Louise Brown
Alleghenies
Marian V. Brown
New Haven
Vincent Club
Philadelphia
H. Radnor Lewis
Ardmore
William Stackpole
Nahant
Walter Hunnewell, Jr
Wellesley
George R. Fearing, Jr
Newport
Hunnewell
Muenchinger-King Cottage
Arthur Foote
England
Mildred Stimson
Margaret Stimson
Marlboro” Street
Bar Harbor
Moon Island
Lake Annisquam
Mrs. Coolidge
Clara Amory
Coolidge’s Point
Manchester
Thanks for faithful sermon report in Park Street Church
John Sinclair of Brookline Mass writes July 30 1906 to thank The Post for accurately reporting his sermon from Park Street Church. He notes reporters are not theologians yet captured the main idea clearly.
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Park Street
John Sinclair
Brookline
Mass
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