Boston Post August 18 1910 Advertising Rates and Notices
The Boston Post announces subscription rates and vacation mail options for 1910. It lists daily and Sunday editions with prices, payment methods, and forwarding details. The notice includes contact numbers, office address at 259 Washington St Boston, and a request to notify if unable to receive the paper.
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Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Mass
POST
Daily Post
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Sporting
Grozier
Outdoor pageant honors Edward MacDowell in New Hampshire
In Peterboro New Hampshire residents stage an outdoor pageant to honor Edward A MacDowell praised as Americas most poetic and individual composer The event highlights his enduring influence on refined music from hemisphere to hemisphere and notes his unique American stature in European musical centers.
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Peterboro
N. H
America
Edward A. MacDowell
Hemisphere
MacDowell
Europe
Chili’s Loss Marca Don Pedro Montt Death
The text blames Gallagher for the attempted assassination of Mayor Gaynor and links it to the death of Chile’s President Don Pedro Montt. It notes Montt’s patriotism and peacemaking stance, saying Chili loses a capable leader and that a worthy successor would be needed.
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Gallagher
Gaynor
Republic of
Chili
Senor Montt
Don Pedro Montt
American boats win first sonder race at Marblehead
The American boats won the first sonder race at Marblehead in a decisive victory, offering hope for the series. The write up notes the Spain visit as encouraging and respectful, with Spaniards learning the course and winds, earning the admiration of local yachtsmen.
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Marblehead
Spain
Loral
Slippery Methods in Armour Testimony
The piece questions Armour beef barons for compelling employees to alter testimony about stenographic books. It notes a shift in dates for burning the books before a grand jury and mocks the move as contemptible. It asks why destruction occurred during a federal investigation and why the beef trusts are permitted to exist.
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Armour Beef
Armour Concern
California Joins Republican Insurgents With 50 000 Vote Lead
The piece notes California's strong showing for Johnson the progressive governor candidate and suggests a broad, party wide dissent within the Republicans. It questions conservatives' responses to recent defeats and the durability of their stance against the Aldrich era policies.
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California
Republian
Johnson
Ocean
Lakes
Gulf
Taft Faces Rising Insurgent Tide in Republican Party
The piece notes Taft's growing awareness of insurgent gains and warns that only decisive action can prevent the Republican party from breaking on the rocks of discord. It mentions meetings with Vice President Sherman at Beverly as insufficient to quell the unrest.
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Taft
Sherman
Beverly
Republican Party
Boston Mayor Fitzgerald challenged by Finance Commission attack
The Finance Commission accuses Mayor Fitzgerald of malfeasance in office over appointments and meddling in departments. The piece argues for a full hearing, notes some good and bad appointments, and says ultimate accountability lies with three non residents who control offices.
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Fitzgerald
Finance Commission
Sullivan
Boston
Civil Service Commission
Roosevelt’s insurgent path divides over private life or defiant struggle
The piece portrays Theodore Roosevelt as the natural leader of the progressive wing, torn between retreat to private life or leading a nationwide insurgent effort. It notes his possible break with the administration, his Pinchot and Garfield aligned circle, and the risk of a Democratic House in the fall.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Western College
Pinchot
Garfield
New York
Roosevelt
Lodge Defends Payne Aldrich Tariff Against Revision
The piece questions Senator Lodge on tariff reform and wages arguing free trade boosts wages and cuts prices in England. It notes his inconsistent stance claiming tariffs influence wages but not prices and calls for clarity on why wage cuts would follow tariff revisions.
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Lodge
England
Father Clark to Show Endeavor Curios at Picnic
Members of the Boston Christian Endeavor Union and friends will attend a basket lunch at the home of Rev. Dr. Francis E. Clark. Dr. Clark will display his world travel collection of Christian Endeavor curios to visitors. The event begins Saturday at 3 30 p m. All are welcome. Next Sunday's Post will feature Colonel Whitley's True Stories of the Secret Service titled The Terrible Plot of a Modern Cain.
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Boston Christian Endeavor Union
Christian Endeavor
Francis E. Clark
Clark
Secret Service
Whitley
Cain
All Sorts by Newton Newkirk A Bunch of Bungled Limericks
A short collection of limericks titled by Newton Newkirk with verses including The Drowning of Sorrow and Compromise. The poems describe quaint park benches, a rival couple, a strict schoolteacher and a selfish woman, all presented in a humorous, reflective voice.
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Newton Newkirk
Bingville Barn Danse Invites Town to August 19 1916
The Bingville Bugle reports an invitation to the 5th Annual Bingville Klub of Hows Nek Barn Danse on Friday night August 19 1916. Mayor John F Fitzgerald and Mayor Bill Shea will attend along with locals. Cy Spoffard's village band will provide music. parade led by the Yama Yama Gals and the Rineville Horn Band. Admission ten cents for carpet, special cars to Bustin after. Event runs 1:30 pm to 12 pm with prizes for costumes.
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Bingville Bugle
Annuel Bingville Barn
Bingville Klub
Cy Spoffards
Will Fernish Musick
Dansing P. m
Follor
Squire Browns
Quinzy
Mass
John F. Fitzgerald
Bustin
Bill Shea Uy
Big Cy
Jim) Smith
Frankie Wilaherty
Nobuddy
Eph Duffy
al Hickey
Sam Flaherty
Neil Rooney
Rineville Horn Band
The
Bugle
Bineville Klub
Note of appreciation for CTAU convention reports
A longtime member thanks the editor for the excellent reports on the C T A U of America convention held in Boston last week. The writer notes thirty years of involvement with the organization and expresses gratitude for the coverage.
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Sir—I
C. T. A. U. of America
Boston
Passion Play Photographs From Oberammergau Series
Boston Post publishes official Passion Play photographs from Oberammergau dated 1910 and shows scenes and characters with detailed captions. The listing runs from June 25 to August 18 with portraits of Christus Mary Magdalene Peter Judas Pilate and others, concluding with The Traders Before the Sanhedrin.
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Boston Post
Oberammergau
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 Zwink
Herod
Hans Mayr
Caiaphas
Gregor Breitsamter
Christ
Jerusalem
Bethany
Pilate
Sebastian Bauer
Apostles
Peter
Philip
John
Annas
Sebastian Lang
House of
Simon
Temple
Mathew
Christus
Passion Play
Oberammergan
Boston Press Praised for Generous Post Coverage
Edwin Mulready thanks readers for favorable treatment of the Post at conventions across the country. He notes Boston papers highlighted the Post, placing it in the foreground of local press coverage. He signs the letter dated August 15, 1510.
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Sermons and funerals across New England churches
The Reverend Charles L. Goodell of New York preaches at Dudley Street Baptist Church next Sunday. The funeral of Reverend James F. Brodie of the Congregational pulpit and American Board editor roles was held at Auburndale and the body sent to Gouverneur New York for burial. Reverend P. P. Waldenstrom will lecture in Lynn Swedish Congregational Church on the 25th and 26th. Dunstable Congregational Church to be rebuilt with 8000 available, 4000 insured, 1000 fund. 3000 raised last Sunday. Reverend C. H. Stackpole of First Methodist Episcopal Church Waltham sails from Liverpool for new duties.
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Charles L. Goodell
Cavalry Methodist Episcopal Church of
New York
Dudley Street Baptist Church
America
James F. Brodie
American Board of Commissioners
P. P. Waldenstrom
Sweden
Lynn
Dunstable
C. H. Stackpole
First Methodist Episcopal Church, Waltham
Liverpool
Maine
Everyday Helps for Home Craft on Sunday Post
Useful hints include making home made fire less cookers a hammock moss rug and methods to prevent breaking fruit jars. The article outlines practical tips to simplify household tasks and DIY projects.
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