Post Publishing Co. subscription rates and notices
The August 21 1906 issue lists daily and Sunday subscription prices for Boston's Post Publishing Co. including daily rates of 3 dollars per year and 1 dollar 50 cents for six months, with 25 cents for one month. It warns against sending cash and to make checks payable to the Post Publishing Company.
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The Post In Vacation Time
The Daily Post offers mail delivery in the United States or Canada for 25 cents per month and the Sunday Post for 25 cents per month. Subscriptions must be prepaid and will be discontinued at expiration. Notify us by mail if delivery is interrupted. E. A. Grozier, Editor and Publisher.
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The Republican Dilemma in Massachusetts Politics
The piece outlines a split in Massachusetts Republicans over tariff revision and platform pledges. Governor Guild may refuse re election if the platform contradicts last year’s canvass, while stand patters demand conformity. It notes tensions with Speaker Cannon and references Roosevelt's guidance on platform equivocation.
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Cannon
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Cuban politics deepens crisis as Palma survives plot
Havana reports grow of an alleged assassination plot against President Palma. Congress may convene in extraordinary session to address turmoil amid revolts in Pinar del Rio and widespread arrests. Observers warn Cuba could slide toward revolutionary methods if unrest continues.
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Ice Monopoly Inquiry Reveals Maine Ice Crop Decline
A Rhode Island Bureau of Industrial Statistics inquiry into Maine ice operations shows the state’s ice crop shrinking steadily in recent years. The report outlines methods used by the ice monopoly and notes Maine’s ice supply relies heavily on this crop.
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Maine
Ice supply restricted by a monopoly across New England
A historic report claims ice production fell from 1 435 041 tons to 723 780 tons by 1900. It blames the American Ice Company for controlling water ice rights since 1899 and alleges deliberate crop restriction to drive up prices, with Maine houses able to hold 2 000 000 tons. The Suffolk County probe is urged to investigate.
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Rhode Island
Maine
Great Central
Boston
Suffolk County
Roosevelt Proclamation Shapes Republican Campaign Strategy
A presidential letter to Congressman Watson frames party unity and tariff policy as crucial to the 1910 congressional campaign. Roosevelt urges keeping Speaker Cannon, protecting protection, and revising rates only when broadly beneficial, signaling a campaign platform for Republicans amid intra party split.
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Observant Citizen: Aug 21 1863 Charleston bombardment noted
Today in American history records the Federal bombardment of Charleston South Carolina on August 21 1863. A year earlier Suffolk grand jury heard testimony described as bribe related.
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Stealthy Steve Information Bureau Tale from Boston
A long notice blends gossip in Charlestown and Boston about Stealthy Steve and police and detectives. It describes a detective strip with questions, quirky letters, and a debated romance story with a Boston couple and an engagement party.
Notable arrivals and society notices at Pride's Crossing
Society readers learn of the McKeans arriving at Pride's Crossing and opening a villa for the season. The piece lists upcoming nuptials, new Dover estates, prominent Boston visitors at Antwerp and Paris, and hospitality events including a dinner for Miss Emily Sargent hosted by the Ellerton Whitneys with Baron Knoops.
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England
Stealthy Steve Plans Bold Takeover Aboard Ship
Stealthy Steve the Six-Eyed Sleuth schemes to seize the wheel and steer to New York by noon to attend Bonario's wedding. He creeps toward the pilot under a moonlit night, but a sharp call from above interrupts his ambush. The chapter ends with a cliffhanger tomorrow.
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Love and Sentiment Advice to a Distracted Suitor
A Boston reader signs as Perplexity asking Mildred Champagne for guidance on whether a young woman loves him alone or favors another suitor. He describes himself as 23, of dark complexion with German lineage, planning an overseas trip and hoping for an answer before he leaves. The letter notes rivals and his willingness to spend money to win affection.
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Speak and Act to Win Her Heart in Danger
A narrator urges a hesitant suitor to take decisive action when a rival looms. He argues that affection exists and money may enable a bold move, challenging the man to speak plainly and banish fear rather than delay matrimony.
British Navy Officers Severely Punished in Court Martial
The court martial tasting 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 also faced severe reprimand and dismissal with two years' seniority stripped.
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Sullivan Square Lines Blocked in Busy Hours
Medford Somerville Clarendon Hills Lowell Lexington and Arlington Heights traffic at the Sullivan Square terminal was blocked from 5 30 last night until late evening due to surface track repairs. The repair work forced all cars to use a single track causing long delays with as many as 120 cars queued outside. Commuters faced 45 minute trips instead of six, some abandoning cars to walk long distances and transfers were not issued.
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Somerville
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Lowell
Lexington
Arlington Heights
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Marshall Street
Be My Sweetheart Poem Across the Seasons
A poem repeats a beguiling plea to a beloved to be with the speaker through seasonal changes. It uses imagery of spring blossoms, summer glow, harvest, and winter to urge enduring affection and commitment. The voice moves from courtship to lifelong devotion as the year progresses.
O Connell presides clergy retreat in Boston archdiocese
The Most Rev William H O Connell coadjutor archbishop presides over the annual clergy retreat in the Boston archdiocese which began at the ecclesiastical seminary in Brighton and will run two weeks One quarter of priests attend each week as a tribute the clergy presented him a 20000 purse
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Brighton
Dilemma Pictures Seek Reader Ideas for Boston Post
The Boston Post invites readers to submit ideas for a series of summer dilemma pictures. Send concepts to the Dilemma Picture Editor for potential development into illustrated features.
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