The Sunday Post and Daily One Year Subscriptions
Subscription details for the Daily One Year Six Months Eight Months and One Month rates. The Sunday Post offers yearly and short-term options with Canadian single-copy pricing. Subscriptions must be prepaid and will be discontinued at expiration. editor P A Grozier leads the Post Publishing Company.
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Sunday Post
Canada
Boston
Maas
Post Publishing Company
P. A. Grozier
Printers' Convention Welcomed by State City and Union
The International Typographical Union receives a cordial welcome in Boston for its 54th annual convention. The union, with more than fifty years of history, has earned community respect and helped elevate printing to an art through organized labor.
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International Typographical Union
Boston
The Ballooning Season Opens With United States Race
The first point to point balloon race in the United States is set for Friday from North Adams. The rules favor skill over chance with no balloon size limits, 30 mile minimum landing distance, and pilots naming their intended alight point. Finish within ten miles of the designated point, emphasizing altitude judgment and meteorological know how.
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North Adams
United States
The Man with the Hoe in Roosevelt Policy Card
President Roosevelt issues a Commission on Country Life to aid the farmers as a distinct class. He frames a policy pledged by Taft to give farmers government support akin to other large industries. The piece notes the political timing and the shift in national recognition of farming.
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Roosevelt
Commission On Country Life
United States
Whhich
Taft
Debs Speech Hindered in Boston May Move to Faneuil Hall
Difficulty hiring a private hall for Mr. Debs prompts likely use of Faneuil Hall in Boston as the venue. Officials anticipate the Cradle of Liberty may not be available or suitable for the socialist event.
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Socialist Cult
Boston
Debs
Faneuil Hall
Free Discussion Over Socialism Should Guide Liberty
The piece argues liberty is harmed by banning Debs and socialist ideas and urges allowing open debate in public halls. It contends subversive doctrine should be forbidden only when it incites violence while praising airing radical theories to let the public discern truth and avoid eroding freedoms.
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Debs
Building Dept Must Find Fault After Greenock Collapse
A Boston editorial urges a full inquiry into the Greenock street disaster. It criticizes Building Commissioner Everett for weak conclusions and argues the department and inspectors failed to uncover neglect. It calls for identifying responsible parties and making an example.
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New York City
Buddensieck
Greenock Street
Boston
Everett
Building Department
Harris
Roosevelt the Run and the Wilds of Africa
A satirical column mocks T. Roosevelt after March 4 as he leaves the presidency. It details his bravado in battles, Rough Riders leadership, and a fanciful plan to box a lion in Africa, with humorous asides about Oyster Bay and a staged concert anecdote.
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T. Roosevelt
San Juan Hill
Africa
El&es
Among the Churches of Greater Boston
Unitarian and Home Missionary Society services at Old South Meeting House will run for two more Sundays with plans for next speakers Rev Thomas Slicer and Rev A A Berle. Vacation cutbacks affect Union Church pastor Allen A Stockdale. Bromfield Street pastor Durgin to Sept 1. Evangelist Torrey drew large crowds at Dudley Street Baptist.
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Old South Meeting House
American Unitarian Association
Home Missionary Society
The
Unitarian Association
Thomas Slicer
New York
A. A. Berle
Shawmut Congregational Church
Knights of Pythias
Allen A. Stockdale
Union Church
Freemont
Ind
George F. Durgin
Bromfield Street Methodist
Townsend Harbor
Torrey
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Herbert Johnson
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Joseph Perry
Post Reader Arrow Auto Company Address
The notice states that the Post Reader Arrow Automobile Company is located at J. W. Maguire residence 745 Boylston Street Boston Massachusetts.
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Arrow Automobile Company
J. W. Maguire
Boylston Street
Boston
Force Of Habit Delays Auctioneer Says Gone
A humorous breakfast exchange centers on an auctioneer who begins with Going then repeats Going before declaring Gone. The setup illustrates the comic delay as the young man departs after announcing he is going home.
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Lucy
Anychoomengoshmash and the Match Question on Board
The brake man shouts Anychoomengoshmash to the smokers deck and four drummers react. The conductor clarifies it was a joke about Billy who mispronounces station names in a muddled way.
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Ble
Hottentot
Billy
Bone to Pick With Dog Sparks Park Chase
A stray dog confronts a multi millionaire’s bull pup near an ash barrel. The pup retorts in dog language claiming boneless meals before fleeing in the owner’s $20,000 car toward the park.
Newfoundland Week in Little Journeys Series
The fifth week in the Post series visits Newfoundland for vacation season. Readers will see views of beauty spots in this North American region printed in the choline section. Newfoundland has gained popularity as a summer resort and visitors praise its rugged island landscape.
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Newfoundland
North America
Virginia Water and the Governor's Park Near St John’s
Inland woodlands near St John’s host Virginia Water a crystal lake once the governor’s summer residence. Sir Thomas Cochrane laid out the vast park with exotic plants and lavish entertainments. Tomorrow a tour will also visit the Exploits River.
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Sir Thomas Cochrane
Virginia Water
Virginia Wedge
Reddy the Rooter Defiant Warning to Boarders
A brisk rebuke from Reddy the Rooter warns boarders that they could not be repelled even by an earthquake and that if they board, provisions would run short for the pet parrot.
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Congo
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George E. Horr
Church of the New Jerusalem
Bowdoin Street
Church of the Same Name
High Street
Brookline
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Reddy the Rooter
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