Post Publishing Company Weekly Notice August 1 1908
Publication details for The Post and The Sunday Post with subscription rates, delivery terms, and payment instructions. Includes office addresses in Boston and contact notes for subscription payment and dealer availability. Editor and Publisher E A Groziopr listed.
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Osborne proposes referendum to shape Boston charter
Ex Mayor Thomas M. Osborne of Auburn New York urges applying the referendum to municipal legislation. He says the mayor could bypass the Board of Aldermen in major issues to present questions to the people, bringing city government closer to residents and separating local matters from state politics.
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Finance Commission
Boston
Thomas M. Osborne
Auburn
N. Y
Osborne
Board of Aldermen
Elections Begin in Cuba Under New American System
Cuban municipal and provincial elections start today as the provisional government conducts a test of the United States backed system. Over 3000 officials will be chosen across the island, with a new census and voter registration in place for this first major exercise.
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Cuba
United States
Taft Criticizes Republican Platform on Campaign Contributions
The piece contrasts Taft’s critique of the Republican stance with the Democratic pledge to publish all campaign contributions above a reasonable minimum before elections. It notes the Democratic committee’s push for publicity ahead of law and Taft’s promise to back post election disclosure if elected.
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Taft
Democratic Party
Democratic Committee
Taft Campaign Secrecy Questioned By Bryan Opponents
The text contrasts Taft campaign managers with Bryan urging full publicity before and after elections. It argues secrecy before election and post election publicity undermine voters' morality and risk corruption, urging Taft to adopt Bryan's frank approach.
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Law of
New York
Taft
Mr. Bryan
Democracy
Exoneration of McDougall in shooting case followed by rearrest
Judge Perrins discharged conductor Hugh G McDougall after police and defense witnesses cleared him of shooting Patrolman Mc Mahon. He was immediately rearrested on concealed weapons charges, with no bail. authorities note many others carrying hidden weapons at Forest Hills Cemetery and question the motive.
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Hugh G. McDougall
McMahon
Judge Perrins
Jamaica Plain Court
McDougall
Perrins
Forest Hills Cemetery
O’meara
Thomas J Gargan Remembered For Civic Service And Oratory
The memory of Thomas J Gargan is celebrated for public service in Boston where he served on the Board of Transit Commissioners and previously on the Police License Overseers of the Poor and other commissions. He was a renowned ora tor and a successful lawyer with Irish lineage linking to Collins O'Reilly and Roche.
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Thomas J. Gargan
Patrick A. Collins
John Boyle O'Reilly
James Jeffrey Roche
Gargan
Board of Transit Commisioners
Board of Police
License Commission
Overseers of
Boston
Taft Seeks Rest Between Outings At Hot Springs
Taft had a lighter day with golf in the morning and a ride with General Corbin in the afternoon. Three babies named William Howard Taft in New York Indiana and Illinois are reported by proud parents, each to receive an autograph from Taft and perhaps more. A Middlesex Club message from Boston pledges affection and confidence in his overwhelming election.
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Hot Springs
Taft
Corbin
William Howard
Illinois
New York
Stealthy Steve Declines Boston Police Case
In a dramatic room scene Boston police Superintendent Bill Pierce seeks help from Stealthy Steve the Six Eyed Sleuth in a Jamaica Plain cemetery bandit chase. Steve declines saying the case isn’t big enough for his talents leaving Pierce in gloom.
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Jamaica Plain
Forest Hills Cemetery
Greater
A Week in New Brunswick
The third week in the Post series Litle Journeys to Interesting Places visits New Brunswick during vacation season. Viewers will see the beauty spot in this charming Canadian section as thousands of New England visitors frequent its resorts each year.
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New Brunswick
Canada
New England
Fredericton Highlights From A Summer Visitor Tour
Next Monday begins A Week in Prince Edward Island. Fredericton Fredericton New Brunswick is a capital city vignette featuring Phenix square as a business center Queen street landmarks City Hall Normal School military barracks post office and the Fair Capital nickname. The city blends government education and military history with a riverside setting and shaded residential avenues.
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Prince Edward Island
Phenix
Fredericton
New Brunswick
Queen Street
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