The Post Publication Details and Rates in 1910
The Boston Post announces subscription pricing for daily and Sunday editions, with annual and half year terms, Canada and foreign copies, and advertising and mailing notes. It lists office contact numbers and editor names, plus a note on vacation delivery and advance payment policy.
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The
Sunday Post
Canada
Boston
Masa
Post Publishing Company
POST
Daily Post
United States
Financial
Sporting Editors
Matin Business Office
Grozier
Jersey City Moves Swiftly on Mock Assassination Exhibits
The president of the Jersey City police board orders immediate arrest of any cinema operator showing an attempted assassination of Mayor Gaynor. The measure reflects strong civic duty and the belief such displays are indecent and unacceptable nationwide.
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Jersey
Police Board
Jersey City
Gaynor
New Jersey
Amateur American Demonstrates Air Flight Across English Channel
An American amateur in aviation crossed the English Channel, showing air travel can rival surface transport. The feat suggests air flight could revolutionize social and industrial conditions similar to railways replacing stagecoaches. The outcome remains uncertain as the century advances.
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English Channel
Egg Dealers oppose weight based sale in New York
In New York a committee of wholesale egg merchants protests the push to sell eggs by weight rather than by dozens, arguing weighing is impractical and expensive for receivers and shifts costs to consumers. The piece criticizes the dealers as incorrectly framing the reform to burden buyers.
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New York
Commissioner of Weights and Measures
Sherman cool under fire in Roosevelt snub tale
The piece recalls Vice-President Sherman’s calm reply after being asked about President Roosevelt’s removal as temporary chairman at the New York Republican State convention. It notes Sherman’s light reaction, framing the setback as a natural event and praising his unflappable demeanor.
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Sherman
Mr. Taft
Beverly
Boston
Roosevelt
Sunny Jims
Oyster Bay
No Shelf for Him Theodore Roosevelt Remains in National Spotlight
The retirement of Theodore Roosevelt to a New York associate editorship does not end his influence. He appears today more conspicuous than the President, with Beverly dispatches met by mixed interest and keen anticipation over his planned Western trip.
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Theodore Roosevelt
New York
United States
Beverly
Roosevelt’s Road to the Presidency and the 1912 Drift
The passage notes Roosevelt’s rise from McKinley’s ticket tail to the presidency and hints at a 1912 bid. It argues Republican leaders cannot quiet his influence by limiting his speech at the New York State convention. It suggests if Roosevelt seeks 1912, he will steer his own ship.
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New York
All Sorts by Newton Newkirk and Old Friends
A nostalgic All Sorts column recounts anecdotes from Newton Newkirk and local readers. It includes tales of a thrifty farmer’s mean discipline, a humorous partnership split over a typewriter, and playful quips about office letters and letters’ cost, ending with a lighthearted wish for lasting peace.
Taft’s Weakness Shown in Faltering White House Tactics
The piece harshly condemns President Taft for an indecisive leadership style. It accuses him of avoiding clear public statements and relying on aides and agents to shape policy. It argues this undermines the party and risks eroding public confidence in his ability to lead.
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Taft
Mr. Taft
White House
Crane
West
Ballinger
Nick” Longworth
Joe’ Cannon
Tim” Woodruff
New York
Beverly
Oyster Bay
Norton
Uncle Joe Cannon and the caucus Speakership fight
The piece rebukes Uncle Joe Cannon for tying the House Speakership to the Republican caucus. It argues a bare caucus majority does not justify national leadership and warns against dictation by a partisan minority. It recalls past caucus bolts and questions Representative Longworth’s stance.
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Uncle Joe
Cannon
Congress
House
Longworth
House of Representatives
Skunk Swaps Cream Pitcher For Lake Deep Pastry Caper
Two women at a summer camp on Pennesee Wassee Lake near Norway Maine report nightly skunk visits. The creature sniffed about the piazza and under the floor, then one morning the cream pitcher vanished and was later found with the skunk's head stuck inside the pitcher in the lake. The tale ends with a moral about a skunk wearing a 31 8 hat and a No 3 cream pitcher.
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Penneseewassee Lake
Norway
Passion Play Photographs Published by Boston Post
The Boston Post begins a series of Passion Play photographs from Oberammergau 1910. It lists daily images including Christus Anton Lang and Mary Ottilie Zwink with published dates from June 25 to July 3 detailing key figures such as Mary Magdalene Marie Mayr Judas Johann Zwink Herod Hans Mayr Caiaphas Gregor Breitsamter and the Entry of Christ Into Jerusalem.
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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
The Christus at the Last Supper and Passion Play Timetable
A detailed list outlines daily scenes and participants for the Oberammergau Passion Play from July to August, naming Jesus, Mary Magdalene, Pilate, Judas, and the Holy Women among others, with entries for Mary and Anton Lang and the theatre. The note concludes with a preview photograph titled Jesus and His Disciples Give Thanks.
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Jesus
Bethany
Mary Magdalene
Women
Pilate
Sebasti Bauer
Judas
Peter
Philip
John
Jerusalem
Annas
Sebastian Lang
House of Simon
Temple
Caiaphas
Mathew
Herod
Anton Lang
Christus
Marie Mayr
Passion Play Theatre
Oberammergau
Anton
Mary Magdaleene
Mary
Martha
New Hampshire GOP in Heated Row Over Gubernatorial Race
The NH Republican factions clash as reform candidate Robert P. Bass accuses railroad supporters of arson to disrupt Senator Chandler's speech. The editorial likens the political turmoil to a blaze needing police intervention and notes unprecedented tactics in Granite State politics.
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New Hampshire
Kansas
Iowa
Granite State
Robert P. Bass
Chandler
Lip Heinie Slogan Echoed In Friendly Advice
A clipped quotation recalls Lip Heinie urging enjoyment of effort over the end goal. The line emphasizes trying for satisfaction itself rather than for its own sake, reflecting a humorous or philosophical stance on motivation.
Suburban Streets Oil Up For Dust Reduction
Observant Citizen notes Boston style street oiling spreads to suburbs to curb dust as residents accept the mess. Amy E. Taylor sails to Montreal aboard the Laurentic after three months in Europe. Immigration Chief Billings returns to handle Chinese importation cases. Gloucester’s McDonald remains a trusted local information source. Plymouth’s Secretary Barnard praised as rising politician and artist after Nantasket event. Autumn evenings grow cooler as open cars feel the chill, while a Roxbury street robbery ends with a sleeping speaker. Two Southerners mistake river stacks for a Mississippi steamer until discovering the power station chimneys. Charlotte Adams Dunne shows signs of recovery from a serious illness.
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Atlantic Avenue
Union Wharf
Washington Forest Fire Losses Heavier This Season
About 4,000,000 feet of first class green timber and 29,000 acres west of the Cascades have burned this season, says D P Simmons chief warden of the Washington Forest Association. Thousands of cords of fire wood and timber products were destroyed along with fallen trees unable to be logged.
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Seattle
Wash
Washington
D. P. Simmons
Washington Forest Association
Cascade Mountains
Mildred Champagne Talks On Love And Sentiment
A reader asks if a birthday ring is appropriate for a six month romance. Mildred Champagne warns rings can be misconstrued as engagement symbols and urges caution unless the giver is prepared for possible misunderstandings.
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Mildred Champagne
Dutch Feed Etiquette Then and Now
A young woman asks if a gentleman should pay for three on an ocean trip with Lim and her sister as chaperone. The adviser explains hosts typically cover guests unless a Dutch feed applies, where each pays for themselves.
Gentleman courtesies in courtship and finances
The passage notes that a gentleman should present himself well before the lady of his choice. It contrasts men who are tight chested and short of money with a friend who is not likely to be such, hinting at social expectations in courtship and finances.
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Miss Champagne
Fire causes $100000 loss in Albion building
A blaze in the Granite building today caused about $100,000 in damage. The Landaur brothers dry goods firm and E W Wilcox hardware were the heaviest losers. The Orleans County National bank saved cash and books from the flames.
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Albion
N. Y
Landaur Brothers
E. W. Wilcox
Orleans County National
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Munich
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Amy E. Taylor
Lexington
Laurentic
Montreal
Miss Taylor
Europe
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McDonald
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William L. Barnard
Plymouth County
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Dunne
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