The Post Publishing Company announces subscription rates
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Visitors Invade Boston for Grand Parade Display
The invasion of Boston progresses with a formal city welcome. Invaders receive freedom of the city and plan a midsummer parade in the afternoon promising a display of unprecedented magnitude and brilliancy.
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Vast North American Wildfires Rage Across British Columbia
The article compares the recent British Columbia fires with earlier New England blazes, describing the disaster as the continent's most extensive and destructive in memory. It notes widespread loss of life, farmland, and towns, and anticipates severe destitution and the need for sympathy and material aid from communities.
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The Bridge Veto Sparks Aldermen Scrutiny
The Aldermen face scrutiny for refusing to act on the Mayor's veto of a railroad franchise over the Northern avenue bridge. The paper warns that delaying action for political maneuvering undermines public interests and could defy charter procedures if a two thirds vote cannot be secured.
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Righteous Judgment Drops Conductor Mc Dougall Case
District Attorney Moran declines to prosecute Conductor Mc Dougall on a concealed weapons charge after an acquittal, ending a case that drew criticism of police conduct. The article notes the arrest of a police officer and defends the decision as justifiable given the volatile circumstances.
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Moran helps end Jamaica Plain man-hunt case
The text notes mental disturbance among many officers during the Jamaica Plain man-hunt and reports the arrest on technical charges lacking foundation. It asserts Moran's action stops the case, implying possible persecution or intimidation and praising Moran for aiding the Boston police.
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Free Speech and Putnam Hall Closure Sparks Debate
The article questions the authority used to bar Lettish residents from Putnam Hall and halt a planned protest meeting. It argues free speech protects airing grievances even if language is offensive and notes the hall closure failed, as demonstrators gathered on the Common and read resolutions, prompting reflection on whether the action was wise or necessary.
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Taft Campaign Outlook Focuses on the Great West
The Taft press bureau touts an engaging literature while doubting Southern electoral gains. It predicts Missouri will rebound after 1908 and argues the real contest lies in the Great and Middle West with Bryan sentiment rising nationwide.
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Bryan Acceptance Speech Aimed To Be Brief
The article notes Mr Bryan will deliver a short acceptance speech upon notification of nomination, stressing brevity measured around 5300 words. It contrasts with Taft's longer address and argues a concise speech increases reader accessibility and digestibility. It anticipates a pungent quality to Bryan's remarks.
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Bryan Named Honorary Member of Lincoln Typographical Union
Aug 8 Lincoln union 209 elected William Jennings Bryan an honorary member after discussing his political defeats and noting his new status as a union printer.
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Three Writings From Armenian of Archag Tchobanian
Poem fragment about names written in sand and on the heart. includes lines on memory and enduring letters. Ends with garbled signature and location Dorchester August.
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Soak Em Trust raises coal price amid summer heat
The Soak Em Trust in Boston boosts coal by two cents a ton to preserve precedent and fund past profits. The note cites weather, pre-winter stockpiling, and need for revenue. Local wit includes Taft joke and bandit arrests. Also satire on Standard Oil fine and a future dentist who is an all around physician and plumber.
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National Dental Association
Electrifying Knights of Pythias displays dazzle Tremont Beacon
A Boston crowd adores a nightly electrical display on the Houghton & Dutton building near Parker House in honor of the Knights of Pythias convention. The scene features colored bulbs forming insignia across nine stories and draws Knights and ladies amid a festive atmosphere.
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Prince Edward Island Featured in Little Journeys Series
The Post outlines the fourth week of its Little Journeys to Interesting Places, focusing on Prince Edward Island. Readers will see views of beauty spots as the charming Canadian province grows in popularity as a vacation destination.
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View of Murray Harbor Promises Charlottetown Charm
The piece highlights Charlottetown Prince Edward Island with Queen Square Gardens Victoria Park and harbor views. It notes a landscape gardener’s work and the city’s growth a 12 500 population and elevated tide land. It mentions hunting fishing and rest spots for summer visitors.
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