The Post Publication Rates and Address Information
Publication details for The Post Publishing Co dated August 21 1906 include office address 259 Washington St Boston Mass subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions with annual and short term plans. It notes second class matter status and payment instructions and offers mail delivery during vacation time at 25 cents per month.
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Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Mass
Masa
Post Publishing Company
POST
Daily Post
United States
Canada
Sunday Post
Subscription Notice for The Post Discontinues After Expiration
Subscriptions must be prepaid and will be cut off without further notice at expiration. Readers who cannot obtain The Post from their newsdealer or newsstand should notify by mail. E A Groziffr Editor and Publisher.
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Newedealer
Newsday
E. A. Grozifr
Republican Dilemma in Massachusetts Tariff Stand
The Massachusetts Republicans face a choice between reaffirming last year's tariff revision stance or adopting a platform that pleases party factions. Governor Guild vows not to seek re‑election on a platform opposing his canvass principles, while stand‑patters demand alignment.
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Massachusetts
Guild
Iowa
Cummins
Cannon
Roosevelt
Congressman Watson
Watson
Indiana
Congress
House
Robbevele
Cuba Teeters as Conspiracy and Revolt Rumors Rise
Havana reports an alleged assassination plot against President Palma expanding to a bid to overturn the government. Mails seized, rebels in Pinar del Rio, arrests made, and possible clashes with rural guards fuel fears that Cuba could slide toward revolution.
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Havana
Palma
Pinar del Rio
Cuba
Ice Supply In Maine Drops In Recent Years
A Rhode Island Bureau of Industrial Statistics inquiry reveals Maine's ice crop has steadily diminished, challenging the state’s main regional supply source. The report notes a marked reduction in yearly ice production impacting markets and distribution.
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Rhode Island Bureau of Industrial Statistics
Maine
Ice Crop Decline Attributed To Monopoly In 1900s
The report notes cut from 1 435 041 tons before 1900 to 728 780 tons in 1900, with average yearly cuts under 500 000 since. It cites the American Ice Company’s 1899 water ice rights as key, suggests Maine houses could hold 2 000 000 tons, and claims a deliberate restriction to raise prices for public profit. The Suffolk inquiry is urged to probe this alleged monopoly.
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American Ice Company
Rhode Island
Maine
Great Central
Boston
Suffolk County
Roosevelt Proclamation Shapes Republican Campaign Tactics
The document acts as both presidential proclamation and campaign directive. It urges unity for Speaker Cannon, endorses protectionist tariffs, and warns that adopting Roosevelt's platform could deepen GOP divisions ahead of the new Congress.
Bombardment of Charleston Highlighted in 1863 Dispatch
Observant Citizen reports the August 21 1863 bombardment of Charleston South Carolina by Federal forces. The item notes strategic impact and civilian disruption as Union ships opened fire on the harbor, with brief mention of defensive rotations and local reactions.
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Charleston
S. C
Notable Boston Figures and Visitors Pop in and Out
A Boston column notes Dr. H P Mosher travels to Toronto for a British Medical Association meeting. Probation Officer Richard Keefe resumes duties after a rest. Local residents and visitors attend events at Hampton Beach and Charlestown while others comment on elevator life, immigration office relics, police feats, canoe club plans, and a resignation from Chelsea Y M C A.
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H. P. Mosher
Beacon Street
Toronto
British Medical Association
Richard Keefe
Mr. Keefe
Cla Orchard
Stealthy Steve Plans Bold Rescue at Sea Vow
Stealthy Steve the Six-Eyed Sleuth plots a daring voyage to reach New York by noon to attend Bonario's wedding. He plans to overpower the ship's pilot and seize the wheel on a moonlit deck but is halted by a sharp command from above. The dramatic cliffhanger ends with a tease of continuation.
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Steve
New York
Bonario
Chico
Manchester
N. H
Stealthy Steve Information Bureau readers pose questions
A Boston letters page discusses Stealthy Steve from the Black Hand serial. Readers ask how the two men escaped with the door locked from inside and why Steve did not apologize, while Wayne of Suburbingtonh-on-the-Hudson is cited as his hometown.
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Black Hand
Steve
Charlestown
Mass. A. A
Old Medford
Boston
Engagement Lies and Dancing Promises Turn to Sinking Boat Rescue
A girl refuses a marriage proposal after a playful row with Harry. She later pretends to faint to lure him into rescuing her, confessing love and planning an engagement party hosted by Aunt Cora. The couple bets on secrecy and quick, public union.
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Cora
Aunt Cora
Harry
Vera
Does She Love Wene y A Jeering Pearl From Boston
A letter to the paper asks how to learn if a young woman truly loves him or is flirting with rivals. The writer, a 23 year old man from Dorchester, seeks guidance before an extended tour abroad. A response warns against rash acts against a rival and urges direct, respectful conversation to secure consent and clear intent.
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Miss Champagne
Lucky Chance
Boston
Dorchester
British Navy Officers Punished After Lundy Island Incident
Portsmouth August 20 court martial of Captain Thomas B. S. Adair and Lieutenant James H. Dathan of the battleship Montague found Adair severely reprimanded and dismissed from his ship while Dathan was severely reprimanded dismissed from his ship and deprived of two years’ seniority for the May 30 grounding off Shutter Point Lundy Island.
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Portsmouth
Eng
Thomas B. S. Adair
James H. Dathan
Montague
Shutter Point
Lundy Island
Adair
Dathan
Sullivan Square Lines Blocked in Busy Hours
Traffic at the Sullivan Square terminal was hopelessly blockaded from 5:30 last night until late evening due to surface track repairs. Switches forced all inbound and outbound cars onto a single track, leaving 120 cars queued from the terminal to Winter Hill. Commuters walked away from long delays and transfers were not issued.
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Medford
Somerville
Clarendon Hills
Lowell
Lexington
Arlington Heights
Sullivan Square
Winter Hill
Marshall Street
Be My Sweetheart Poem by Eugene Field
A rhythmic 19th century verse urging a sweetheart to share love through seasons. The speaker invites devotion as nature signals spring and harvest, ending with praise of enduring affection across time. Author Eugene Field anchors the piece with a timeless sentimental tone.
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Eugene Field
Coadjutor O Connell Presiding Over Clergy Retreat
The Most Rev. William H. O Connell presides over the Boston archdiocese clergy retreat at the Brighton ecclesiastical seminary. The retreat runs two weeks with one quarter of priests attending each week. Priests recently presented him a purse of 20000 in testimony of high regard.
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William H. O'Connell
Boston
Brighton
Dilemma Pictures Seek Reader Ideas for Summer
Post readers are invited to submit ideas for a series of dilemma pictures to provide summer amusement. Send suggestions to the Dilemma Picture Editor at the Boston Post.
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Boston Post
Society Notes From Pride's Crossing and Nearby
Delayed arrivals at Pride's Crossing include Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pratt McKean of Philadelphia who will stay into fall. Social leaders such as Miss Isabel Mead and Miss Marion Shaw are arranging nuptials and entertaining, while Boston and Dover families plan residences and gatherings from Antwerp to Paris and Milton to Manchester.
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Pride's Crossing
Harry Pratt McKean
Philadelphia
Pride’s Hill
McKean
Marion Shaw
Quincy A. Shaws
Quaker City
Penllyn
Pride’s Crossing
Mrs. McKean
Alfred G. Swift
Belmont
Isabel Mead
George T. Locke
All Saints
Dover
A. M. Higbee
New York
Richard Walden Hale
Minots
Minot
Robert A. Leeson
Commonwealth Avenue
Profile House
Herbert B. Shaw
Marlboro Street
Lenox
William D. Sloane
Malcolm Sloane
Manchester
Ellerton Whitneys
Milton
Emily Sargent
Ludwig Knoops
Touraine
England
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