Boston Post subscription rates August 1910
The notice details daily and Sunday Post subscription prices for the Boston Post and Sunday Post, with rates for United States and Canada shipments, vacation mailing options, payment instructions, and contact details for the Post Publishing Company. It lists editors and addresses and notes advance payment and discontinuation policies.
Federal rescue cars to aid western mines
The Federal Bureau of Mines organizes two portable rescue stations on railway cars to respond to mine disasters in the West. Equipped with rescue apparatus and oxygen helmets, the cars will travel to mining camps to train miners and respond immediately to emergencies.
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Uncle Sam
Federal Bureau of Mines
Democratic push for public service leaders gains momentum
The piece argues educated citizens should be drafted for public service, noting Democratic leadership in the movement. It cites Ohio, New Jersey, and Connecticut as examples and mentions Simeon Baldwin as a potential Democratic ticket head and a hope that Yale's President Hadley accepts a Taft appointment to head a commission on railroad stock watering.
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New Jersey
Woodrow Wilson
Connecticut
Simeon E. Baldwin
Supreme Court
Hadley
Yale
Taft
Beverly
Congress
Crippen Arrest on Montrose Ends Global Chase
The Montrose capture closes a three week flight by Dr Crippen across two continents. Modern science and rapid dispatch by Captain Kendall, aided by photography and press coverage, made the worldwide pursuit decisive and ensured arrest before trial in English courts.
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Crippen
Montrose
Canada
Captain Kendall
Kendall
Unparalleled Crime Drama Marks Unending Saga
The narrative unfolds as a drama whose end remains unseen, its course noted for being without parallel in crime history. Authorities and observers watch closely as events escalate toward an uncertain conclusion.
Fonseca to Visit United States as Brazil's President-elect
The Brazil President-elect Marshal Hermes da Fonseca will arrive in the United States early in August. The note highlights his leadership, Brazil’s 20 million people, vast 3.3 million square mile nation, growing commerce, and heavy immigration. It warns that no high federal reception in New York would be discourteous and harmful politically and commercially.
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United States
Hermes da Fonseca
Brazil
General Fonseca
Alaska
New York
Phenomenal July marks rapid Boston Post growth
The Boston Daily Post averages 335 524 copies in July 1910, up 50 850 from July 1909, with a July 30 daily of 338 917. Sandsay Post also rose to 257 818 copies per Sunday, up 6 012 from 1909. The paper attributes growth to editorial freedom and public trust, while noting room for improvement.
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Summer Evangelical Campaign Figures Rise in Boston and Lynn
The Boston Evangelical Alliance reports strong attendance across venues on Spring Street Bridge the Common Pemberton Square City Point and a large South End tent. Lynn outperformed Boston with eight hundred attendees at ball grounds on Sunday and a larger crowd yesterday.
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South End
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Pemberton Square
City Point
Lynn
Boston
Ball Grounds
Parasol Lost as Boat Slips from Wharf at Atlantic Avenue
A young woman stepping from the Hough's Neck boat at 400 Atlantic Avenue dropped her parasol into the water as the crew signalled to back away. The captain directed the engine to back water and the woman was invited aboard, but the parasol sank unseen. No rescue attempted beyond the brief dive.
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Atlantic Avenue
Quincy
Passion Play Photographs Series Published by Boston Post
The Boston Post presents official Passion Play photographs of Oberammergau 1910 showing Bavarian costume scenes. The June to August sequence features Anton Lang and others in key roles, with schedules listing each day’s featured figure and setting across Oberammergau including the Christus, Mary, Judas, Pilate, and the Crucifixion Monument.
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Oberammergau
Post
Anton Lang
Mary, the Mother of Jesus
Ottilie Zwink
Mary Magdalene
Marie Mayr
Peter, the Great Apostle
Andreas Lang
John the Disciple
Alfred Bierling
Judas
Johann Zwizck
Herod
Hans Mayr
Caiaphas
Gregor Breitsamter
Christ
Jerusalem
Jesus
Bethany
Pilate
Sebastian Bauer
Peter
Philip
John
Annas
Sebastian Lang
House of Simon
Temple
Matthew
Passion Play Theatre
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