Boston Post Publishing Rates and Policies August 29 1906
The Daily Post and Sunday Post subscription terms are listed, including prices for various durations. Notices cover payment in advance and address changes, with editorial and business offices in Boston. The message includes guidance on mailing, vacation service, and contact details for E A Grozifer, editor and publisher.
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Sunday Post
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Rate Law Implemented for Railroad Regulation in Calm Start
The new rate law unifies railroad supervision with a wary calm as filing of rate schedules stalls for many lines. Express companies request more time. uniform bookkeeping begins next July and free passes end later. Penalties loom but are not expected to be enforced immediately.
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Webster
Century
Standard
B. F. Clay
Philadelphia
Whittler
Fates of Cuban tobacco crop tied to suppression of rebellion
The article warns that the Cuban tobacco harvest hinges on quelling the rebellion in Pinar del Rio where Vuelta Abajo lies. A crop failure here would be an international calamity, though other tobaccos from Porto Rico and Jamaica offer potential alternatives. Peace in Cuba is desired for continued sugar cane and tobacco production.
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Cuba
Pinar del Rio
Vuelta
Vuelta Abajo
Jamaica
Agrarian Russia and the Peasants Bank Yardstick
The Czar offers 4.5 million acres from crown appanages via the Peasants Bank as part of an agrarian plan totaling 10 million acres. Peasant demand favors free distribution to itself, not purchase. Protests burn noble manors while workers press for broader relief, challenging the royal measure as insufficient.
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Peasants’ Bank
Indictments Against Standard Oil Face Heavy Fines
A Chicago federal grand jury returned 10 indictments against Standard Oil citing 6428 counts. Each count carries a minimum $1000 fine and a maximum of $20,000, raising potential penalties to a substantial total if convicted.
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Standard Oil Company
Chicago
Indictment Over Standard Oil For Restraint Of Trade
The court notes a possible penalty near 125 million dollars and flags credible suspicion of rebates and privileges granted by Standard Oil via railroad运输 discrimination against competitors. The sprawling Elkins law indictment marks a historic case in restraint of trade, with penalties seen as a small measure of the implied tribute to the people.
Automobiles and rails stir public safety debates
The piece surveys motor vehicle crashes with trains and electric lines, notes grade crossing hazards, and calls for regulated highway use. It mentions progress in Massachusetts to abolish wagon road grade crossings and warns about expanding interurban trolley lines.
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Massachusetts
Jerome Visits Bar Harbor as New York Political Scene Watches
William T. Jerome visits Bar Harbor to rest but draws notice from New York political figures such as William F. Sheehan and Joseph Pulitzer. He confers with Pulitzer and visits Sheehan and Seth Low’s camps, though he claims social aims and declines comment on campaign impact or disclosure.
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William T. Jerome
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Mr. Jerome
William F. Sheehan
Joseph Pulitzer
Seth Low
R. Fulton Cutting
Pulitzer
Jerome
Sheehan
Cotage
Cutting
Ward 12 Politicking: Ward Meeting on Legislature Candidacies
Ward 12 Republican Club holds a meeting at its headquarters to decide on six House candidates including ex-Representatives Gaylord Paradise Lovett and councilmen Chester and MacLoud. James M. Douglas seeks the State committee post as party tensions run high in the ward.
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Republican Club
Frank W. Gaylord
Charles W. Paradise
George E. Lovett
William FE. Chester
Nathan B. MacLoud
Edward One
James M. Douglas
Defeat for Tillman in South Carolina Election
Scattering returns from today’s Democratic primaries indicate M. F. Ansel will lead the ticket for governor with Richard Mannin and Colonel L. Blease close for second. J. Fraser Lyon has a large lead for attorney general. The election of Ansel and Lyon means defeat for the State dispensary and Senator Tillman.
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Return to Our Village Home in Florence Wilkinson Poem
A narrator pleads to leave heavenly sights and return to earthly comforts and familiar scenes. The poem laments losing the dooryards, dusty roads, old shoes, shared cups, and the beloved partner whose presence once defined everyday life. Florence Wilkinson, Atlantic Monthly.
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Florence Wilkinson
the Atlantic Monthly
New Amsterdam Surrenders. New York Becomes Colony
Observant Citizen recalls the Aug 29 1664 event when New Amsterdam capitulated to English forces, altering the colonial map as the Dutch settlement became New York. The note marks a pivotal moment in American history and the transfer of power along the Hudson.
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New Amsterdam
Stealthy Steve Seeks Bonario Home for Vivian DePeyster
Stealthy Steve hustles to get V Bonario home by the planned marriage date while Bonario makes a rash attempt to jump from the moving auto. Vivian DePeyster is the intended spouse in the rushed plan amid tense pursuit.
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Steve
V. Bonario
Vivian DePeyster
Bonario
Reunited at the altar Harsh ultimatum steers Vivian nuptials
Bonario, chased by Steve in a high speed escape, is compelled to marry Vivian DePeyster as the sleuth warns of violent reprisal. At the DePeyster mansion Vivian meets Bonario and Steve as she mourns at her door, worn by tears.
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Steve
Bonanno
Salong
Honario
Vivian DePeyster
DePeyster Mansion
Dilemma Pictures Seek Reader Ideas for Summer Fun
The Boston Post invites readers to submit ideas for a series of novel dilemma pictures to provide summer amusement. Send concepts to the Dilemma Picture Editor at the newspaper.
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Boston
Mass
Post Publishing Company
Boston Post
Afterglow on the Plains In A Love Strain
A western pair share a moment under the afterglow as dance music drifts from a hall. The cowboy contemplates life beyond the night and considers leaving with the girl, hoping to find a place out here in God's country. The girl fears her absence will leave her father lonely while pondering a future together.
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Thair
Miss Champagne
Annd
Afterglow on the Bend platform a vow and a plan
On the Bend station platform a cow puncher Gerrish confesses love for Don McNeil’s girl and plans to kill McNeil that night. The girl urges mercy and loyalty, arguing love means fidelity and happiness for Jude, while an Eastbound departure awaits under violet twilight.
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