Post Publishing Co Daily August 3 1906 New Rates
Daily subscription rates listed for one year six months and three months. Sunday Post rates shown for one year six months and three months. Publication notes include second class matter status and payment instructions for sender risk and payable to the Post Publishing Company.
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the Sunday Post
Maas
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Post Publishing Company
The Post in Vacation Time
The Daily Post offers mail delivery nationwide in the United States and Canada for 25 cents per month, with the Sunday Post also at 25 cents per month. Address changes are allowed as needed.
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Daily Post
United States
Canada
Sunday Post
Post Subscriber Notice and Editorial Address
Subscriptions must be prepaid and will be discontinued at expiration without further notice. If you cannot obtain the Post regularly from dealer or newsboy, notify us at once. Editor and Publisher EB A Grozier.
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EB. A. Grozier
Republican Dilemma II in Massachusetts Campaign
The piece argues Speaker Cannon avoids active involvement in Massachusetts politics amid tariff revolt and Governor Guilds push for tariff revision. It discusses the clash between Massachusetts Republicans desire for tariff reform and Washington leaders reluctance to back moderate GOP demands, posing Guild or Cannon as the central choice.
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Massachusetts
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Commonwealth
Washington
Cummins Triumph in Iowa GOP Convention
The Iowa Republican convention backed Governor Cummins by a 933 to 77 vote over his two opponents. Delegates cheered as Cummins accepted nomination, saying he would embody the party's spirit. The platform, however, is seen as weak on tariff reform, favoring gradual adjustments over immediate rectification. The clash pits stand-patters against tariff revisionists.
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Cummins
Iowa
Massachusetts
General Wood Faces Scrutiny Amid Grafting Charges
Washington announces investigation into General Leonard Wood amid graft accusations from a Kansas paper. The piece notes Wood’s Rooseveltx era prominence, his rise through ranks, and urges neutral, official proof before judgment, while conceding his public service.
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Kansas
Leonard Wood
Washington
General Wood
Philippines
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Republican convention support hints at tariff principle
The Iowa Republican State convention minutes appear to endorse the tariff principle, suggesting momentum for protective measures. The wording implies encouragement of tariff policy as a key principle reflected in the gathering’s discussions.
Policy cuts travel costs for Sunday law committees
The Executive Council ruled that the Legislature's special recess committees may not travel at state expense except by a council vote for each trip. The decision aims to prevent junketing y while noting no need for credit to past tales of Sunday entertainment. The move signals a settled Commonwealth policy to curb expense and travel.
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Executive Council
First Bombardment of Tripoli by Americans Began
The note recalls August 3 1804 when American forces opened bombardment on Tripoli harbor marking a key moment in the Barbary Wars. A year earlier Sweet Marie defeated Tiverton in a record fast three heat trot.
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Tripoli
Thick Weather Dampens Mass coast vacations and shipping
Massachusetts coast fog disrupts vacations and navigation, hindering Atlantic steamship sailings and shore excursions. Experts cite an exceptional, temporary meteorological anomaly with hoped for rapid relief and a brighter sky for the rest of the season.
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Massachusetts
Maine
Love and Reason in Marriage Says Letters to Mildred Champagne
A reader asks if marriages based on reason and compatibility are better than those driven by love and sentiment. Mildred Champagne weighs in, arguing lasting happiness comes from oneness of mind, body, and soul, not mere romance.
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Miss Champagne
Boston Post
H. A.B
Stealthy Steve Falls From Flatiron Pole in Daring Escape
Stealthy Steve disguises himself to tour New York city and climbs the Flatiron building pole seeking a new vantage. The pole snaps at the base sending Steve and the pole plunging toward Broadway as a crowded crowd looks on. The episode ends with a cliffhanger, promising more in tomorrow's Post.
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Steve
Black Hand
Bonario
Broadway
Flatiron
Scopt
Chicago
Pole
Stealthy Steve and Seth Smart in Bonanno tale
In Arlington Heights Massachusetts readers learn Seth Smart remains on Bonanno's staff though quiet about publicity while Steve's injury prompts questions. Newton Massachusetts letters defend Steve's antiseptic blood. Nantasket notes Summer boarders arriving as Black Hand serial is touted as best advertising.
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Bonanno
Seth
Fair Play
Arlington Heights
Mass
Steve
Newton
Beatrice Ashton Outsmarts House Invaders With Thought Waves
Beatrice uses a secret sister link to warn Barbara and summon help as a gang of crooks targets the Ashton mansion. Barbara telegraphs safety signals, officers intercept the intruders, and Beatrice performs to distract while the police arrest the criminals and recover stolen goods.
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Senor de Garza
Mrs. Simmons
Barbara
del Monte
Frank
Ashton
Bruno
Simmons
Beatrice Ashton
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