Post Publishing Company 1908 Daily and Sunday Post ads
The notice lists subscription rates and mail delivery options for the Post Publishing Company in Boston. It includes daily and Sunday editions with pricing, vacation-time arrangements, and payment instructions. It notes mailing to the United States and foreign possessions, telephone numbers, and editor publisher A Grozifr.
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TAE Post
Daily Post
Smail
United States
Sunday Post
Governor Guild Improves After Operation
The article reports the continued improvement in the condition of Curtis Guild Jr following surgery. It notes public congratulations and expects recovery in due course, crediting the patient’s courageous spirit and sturdy optimism for the favorable outcome.
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Curtis Guild, Jr
Price of Bread in Boston Stance on Stable Loaf Price
The bakers of Boston resist raising bread prices despite higher wheat and flour markets. They argue any increase is temporary as new crop conditions develop, noting a likely large wheat harvest and a return to normal bread costs for the public.
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Boston
The Unwritten Law and the Hains Case
The piece criticizes the unwritten law allowing a husband to kill an adulterer and argues that such killings, once shielded as chivalrous duels, become degradation when performed with protection or outside a proper duel. It condemns modern civilization for tolerating such actions.
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Hains
Annis
New York
Public Privileges Taxing Quasi Publics in Boston
The Elevated Railway Co is taxed by the State on gross earnings for use of streets and places. A 6 percent dividend threshold affects the tax, with any excess dividends increasing the levy. Last year the tax totaled $123,275.92.
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Boston
Elevated Railway Company
Elevated Railway Company Dividends and City Disbursements
The report notes a $798000 dividend to shareholders and a $33278.89 treasury surplus. It details $123275.92 paid into the State distributed among cities by mileage of track. It adds the company spent $130907 on street paving and $20000 for snow removal, with subway rentals mentioned separately.
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Elevated
Acceptance of Sherman for Vice President Aims at Roosevelt Loyalists
The Republican ticket nominates Vice Presidential candidate James Schoolcraft Sherman in line with Taft. The piece questions Roosevelt loyalist logic, warning that Sherman and Taft lack independent credentials. It argues Rooseveltism would be sidelined if Republicans win, and warns against parties controlled by insiders rather than the people.
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James Schoolcraft Sherman
Mr. Taft
Roosevelt
Taft
Mr. Sherman
Theodore Roosevelt
Republic
O. K
Sherman
Republican Party
Among the Churches of Greater Boston
The article notes Methodist ministers guiding student outreach to church colleges to address declining ministry. It mentions pastors returning to Tremont Temple and Clarendon Street churches, plans for Chelsea’s Bellingham Church, ongoing services at Carey Avenue, Bowdoin Square Tabernacle vacation school closes with exhibits, and transitions including Parker moving to Oregon.
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Mallalieu
Auburndale
Francis
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Bellingham Methodist Church
Chelsea
First Methodist Church
Carey Avenue
Boston
Bowdoin Square Tabernacle
F. C. W. Parker
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Oregon
Woman Harassed by Insulting Car Passenger on Dorchester Line
Letter to the editor from J. B. Dorchester details a male passenger who taunts women on a North Station Dorchester avenue car at 7:30 am. He mocked a poor young woman with finicky remarks while she sought a seat, provoking tears. The writer condemns the behavior and calls for action.
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Dorchester Avenue
Dorchester
Deep Sea Fishing Outing Slices Through A Boston Boat
Newton Newkirk recalls a crowded all day deep sea fishing trip from Boston harbor. He describes rough equipment large lines and heavy tackle plus comical mishaps with clams caught fish and a prize chase for a 150 dollar cod. The crew shares jokes as clam chowder dinners and chaos end at the dock with many tangled lines and soggy shoes.
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Boston
Harriman
Tom Lawson
Castle Island
Bug House
Lewando
Newton Newkirk. P. S
New England
A Week Among the Green Mountains
The Post presents the sixth week in its series of little Journeys to Interesting Places visiting Vermont. During the week among the Green Mountains readers will learn about beauty spots in the rugged state and why Vermont is a favored vacation land.
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Green Mountains
The
Post
New England
Vermont
Winooski Valley and Fort Ethan Allen Highlight Vermont
The Winooski valley from Montpelier to Burlington is described as Vermont’s garden, with rich farms and scenic mountains. Fort Ethan Allen crowns the river’s overlook as a premier Cavalry training post named for Ethan Allen. The Central Vermont Railroad traverses the state, and major rivers feed Connecticut and Lake Champlain basins. Tomorrow’s issue promises a Dream Lake view.
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Connecticut
Vermont
New Hampshire
Montpelier
Burlington
Lake Champlain
New York
Winooski
New England
United States
Ethan Allen
Essex Junction
Senator Proctor
America
Central Vermont Railroad
Montepelier
Passumpsic
Wells
West
Deerfield
Lamoille
Missisquoi
Otter Creek
Boston Theatre stock company to open in Lynn
The Observant Citizen notes the Boston Theatre stock company will appear on Monday Oct 5 with Grace Atwell as lead at Lynn opening Aug 29 under Ralph E Cummings. Also reports on Leo Beucardo building a 25 foot motor boat Battler and plans by The Jolly Dozen in Marshfield.
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Boston Theatre Stock Company
B.C
Grace Atwell
Boston
Ralph E. Cummings
Lynn
C. A. Winters
Bunker Hill
Mispec
N. B
Leo A. Beucardo
Marshfield
Jolly Dozen
Belcardo
New England Conservatory of Music
Mt. Vernon Street
Bea
Con Hill
Joseph O’connell
Washington
O’connell
North Shore
O'Connell
Berry
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