The Post in Vacation Time and Subscription Details
The 1910 Boston Post announces vacation mailings for the Daily and Sunday Post with price terms, address changes, and payment rules. It lists subscription rates, Canadian and international per-copy costs, and advises prepaid renewals and discontinuations on expiration.
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Jasued
Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Mass
Cece Reese
Ees
The
Sunday Post
Canada
Post Publishing Company
Daily Post
United States
E. A. Grozier
TOOR
Changing the Map: Corea Absorbed by Japan and Montenegro Becomes Kingdom
Japan absorbs the ancient kingdom of Corea and enlarges its empire to 82 000 square miles with 15 000 000 people while Montenegro is raised from principality to kingdom. The Balkan state gains sovereign status and new alliances may form as Prince Nicholas becomes king.
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Corea
Japan
Montenegro
Europe
Nicholas
Balkan Peninsula
Population boom and immigrant influence in the United States
Census experts Project the U S population likely over 90 million and near 100 million including Filipinos. The text notes voluntary counting of Filipinos and a 6 million immigrant addition since the last census, highlighting rapid ethnological blending shaping the American race.
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United States
Philippines
Spain
Mayor Gaynor’s simple creed for honest city government
The article in Century Magazine presents Mayor Gaynor’s view that good municipal government rests on finding two qualities in leaders: honesty and competence. He rejects radical fixes and emphasizes the ballot as the tool to elect such men, praising a brave official who lived his creed.
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Gaynor
New York
Current Century Magazine
National hymn by prize cannot be forced
The piece argues against Horatio C. King’s proposal for a prize contest to create a national US hymn. It asserts national anthems arise from blood, trial, and crisis, not by design. It cautions that no newspaper should seek to manufacture a national hymn.
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Horatio C. King
New York Herald
United States
Rhine
America
Fragments Hint at Money Offers and Possible Failure
Readable scraps mention money offers and a warning that such tactics would lead to dismal failure. No clear names, dates, or places are present in the fragment.
Taft Appeals for Unified Republican House Support
President Taft urges Republicans to back party control in the House, stressing practical unity over factional differences. He avoids naming insurgency, while Cannon’s harsh rhetoric highlights party rifts as Taft calls for patience on tariff and policy amid a turbulent GOP landscape.
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Taft
Republican Congressional Committee
House of Representatives
Mr. Taft
Cannon
Uncle Joe
Washington
More Wheat and Less Gambling in Wheat Markets
The author praises James A. Patten and argues for more wheat production over substitutes. He cites underused arable land and potential 50 percent yield gains with better farming. He also calls for driving gamblers from wheat markets to reduce uncertainty and boost cultivation.
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James A. Patten
Pinchot Emerges as foe to jobbers in conservation clash
The article portrays Gifford Pinchot as a fierce critic of Western senators and representatives who oppose conservation funding. It suggests Pinchot exposed officials like Heyburn Carter and Mondell for backing forest fire risks and hints that Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming voters may oust them if fires worsen.
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Gifford Pinchot
Forest Service
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Ing
Disturbed Dreams Prompt Odd Request From Tramp
A tall tramp emerges from behind lilac bushes and asks a suburban housewife for a lawn mower. He explains he will oil it to run more smoothly, claiming the squeaking disturbs his panda back in the gooseberry patch.
Passion Play of 1910 Photographs Published in Boston Post
The Boston Post presents first published photographs from Oberammergau’s world famous Passion Play. Caiaphas leads a one sided Sanhedrin trial of Jesus with witnesses denouncing him for blasphemy and defying divine law. Jesus remains silent as Caiaphas sentences him to death under guard. Tomorrow’s plate shows Judas’s despair.
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Boston Post
Oberammergau
Caiaphas
Jesus
Selena
Balbus
Malchus
Selpha
Sanhedrin
God
Hte
Ebhab
Father
Eliab
Ham
Abraham
Raphim
Eliezer
Council
Law of God
Josue
Israel
Ezekiel
Nathanael
Nazareth
Judas
The Letters That Should Not Have Went
A satirical column mocks F. Augustus Heinze over romantic letters to Lillian Wohart French and Bernice Henderson. It imagines his distress at public exposure and his finances, ending with a moral urging caution in correspondence.
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F. Augustus Heinze
F. Augustus
Ang
F.gust
Fair
Lillian Wohart French
Lil
Heinze
Bernice Henderson
Henderson
August
F. Aug
Lillian
Henze
Lilly
Nix
Boudoir
Cat
Bernice
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Bost
Independent Democratic Paper of
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Cesar
Nan
F. Bruckmann
A.G
Munich
Newton Newkirk
Sphinx
Walt
Alexander Jimpson Jopp
Richard Henry James Kerslopp
Richard Henry
Walt Mason
George Matthew Adams
Hunter
Summer St
Leslie Razors
J.B. Hunter & CO
Summer
BAT Rogers Bros
Meriden Britaco
A.shuman & Co
Shuman Corner
Lso
Shuman
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