Boston Post rates and publication details August 1906
The Boston Post announces daily and Sunday subscription rates for 1906 with pricing for one year six months and shorter terms. Payment methods include checks drafts and money orders payable to the Post Publishing Company with postal handling notes.
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Post Publishing Company
Vacation Post Rates Offer Mail Subscriptions
The Daily Post advertises mail delivery throughout the United States and Canada during vacation times. The Daily Post costs 2 percent cents per month, while the Sunday Post charges 25 cents monthly. Subscribers may change addresses as desired.
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Post Subscriptions Due In Advance Discontinuation Notice
All subscriptions to the Post must be paid in advance and will be discontinued without further notice on captration. If you cannot obtain the Post from your newsdealer or newsboy, notify us by postal at once. Grozifrf, Editor and Publisher.
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Massachusetts Republicans at a crossroads over tariff revision
The Massachusetts Republican convention faces a clash between revisionists led by Governor Guild and Eugene Foss who push for tariff reform, and stand-patters allied with the Home Market Club and President Roosevelt who favor no change. The question remains who will be nominated and how the party will align at the polls.
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Home Market Club
Eugene N. Foss
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Governor Guild
Iowa
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Shaw
Secretary Bonaparte Opposes Anarchy With Harsh Penalties
Secretary Bonaparte proposed eradicating anarchy in the United States through severe punishment. He urged death for anarchists and very rigorous imprisonment with whipping for lesser offenses, privately whipping exempting only nonlethal preachers. The piece decries corporal punishment as archaic and out of step with American spirit.
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United States
Roosevelt
Congress
District of Columbia
Extermination in Official Manila Notes on Pulijanes
A Manila report discusses extermination as policy in the Philippines with terms about robbers in Luzon and insurgents in Leyte. Governor Ide plans a commission to visit districts and urge towns to cooperate and support in exterminating the Pulijanes.
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Taylor
End to Extermination in the Philippines Urged
The speaker warns against a policy of wholesale killing in the Philippines noting it creates endless violence. He urges Governor Ide to pursue peace and order instead of extermination and reminds that Americans reject such brutality.
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Philippines
Ide
Boston tax rate falls to 15.90 per thousand valuation
The Boston Board of Assessors announced a tax rate of 15.90 dollars on each 1000 dollars of value, down ten cents from last year thanks to about 30 million more in assessed property. The city cites state charges and metropolitan projects as key burden sources, with corporate tax avoidance a major factor in the lowered rate.
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Collins
Brookline
Massachusetts
Police politics and editor’s caveat in Post paragraph
The Post defends a paragraph as not about party politics but internal police department politics. The writer intended no partisan influence and the police commissioner denies any political influence on department conduct.
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O’meara
Police Department
Morning Post
O'Meara
Carleton L. Brett
Thomas J. Donahue
Donahue
Brett
Post
Woman of Letters Mrs Logan Born in 1838
A note marks the birth of editor and author Mrs John H Logan on August 15 1838 in today’s feature Observant Citizen. A year ago Suffolk grand jury judge Aiken ordered a special session to investigate graft charges.
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John H. Logan
Aiken
Suffolk Grand Jury
Steve Fails From Statue Cliff Into Harbor Mud
Steve leaps from the Liberty statue to escape the goddess and sinks underwater, getting stuck in harbor mud. He estimates air supply and fights to free his limbs, fearing a slow, tedious end if he cannot escape the 30 foot seabed ooze. He struggles, tiring quickly as buoyancy and air run out.
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Steve
Steven
New York Harbor
Man-eating shark stalks sleuth in moonlit sea chase
In a perilous underwater scene Steve the sleuth faces a large man-eating shark. Phosphorescent water and his unusual vision aid him as a huge lobster, curious fish, and threatening predator circle him. The shark lunges with bloodshot eyes as the peril escalates, leading to a cliffhanger.
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Steve
Gettysburg
Izaak Walton
Advice Column Responds To 17YearOld Reader
Mildred Champagne counsels a 17 year old girl in conflict with her mother to maintain tact, respect authority, and keep her own counsel. The piece stresses youth, guidance, and optimism, noting disagreement is common and will fade with time.
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Miss Champagne
Meeting Miss Malta the Photograph Parlor Trick
Ola Victoria Gould crafts a light comedy of flirtation as Robert Lyons pursues a woman who appears only as a composite photograph. His cousin Miss Lyons spins a humorous web about Miss Multa a multilingual beauty who travels the world and speaks languages in person and via portrait.
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Egypt
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Miss Maria
Robert Lyons
Malta
Portieres
Miss Malta
Miss Multa
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