The Boston Post and Its Publishing Details
The item lists publication details for The Boston Post dated August 80 1911 with subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, office addresses in Boston, and payment instructions. It notes advance payment requirements and notices about discontinuation and contact for obtaining the paper.
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Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Mass
THE
Sunday Post
Canada
Post
Post Publishing Company
Women in Harrisburg push for school board seats in primaries
Harrisburg women and many men organize caucus nominees and ward groups to win school board posts. They aim to upset the anti women bloc at the September 30 primaries and promise practical politics and rewards for supporters.
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Harrisburg
Penn
Matthew Stanley Quay
Why They Struck A Plea From Wage Struggles And Strikes
The piece defends the British railway workers strike by citing wage gaps and rising living costs. It cites a 12 percent wage rise over 15 years against an 18 percent cost of living increase and notes London carmen earning about 6.50 to 9.12 dollars for a six day, 72 hour period, arguing such conditions justify industrial action.
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London Carmen
Elim
Moses
Egypt
Horeb
The Governor's Return
The article argues Mr. Foss is more honored as Massachusetts governor than as U S vice president. It says his rejection of national ticket aims is timely and that most state residents believe his priority is a constructive record in Massachusetts. It notes strong support from the other side would prevent worry about the campaign.
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Foss
Massachusetts
United States
Washington
Daily Roman
Vox Populi
Miss
Cleopatra
George
Julius Caesar
Capitoline Hill
Patrson
Speaker Clark Answers President on Hamilton Challenge
Clark delivers a sharp reply and compares time spent on incubating the Payne-Aldrich bill with the Underwood La Follette bill. The piece notes Taft’s tariff board data due in December, its potential to vindicate or criticize the vetoed bill, and urges a cool approach as the facts become public.
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Clark
Hamilton
Taft
Taft Tariff Board
Direct primaries cost to reach voters and the law
Blair Lee faced a $9000 outlay to mail 150000 voters and run direct campaign logistics for the Maryland Democratic gubernatorial race. The piece argues direct primaries are democratic but costly, citing Massachusetts as a forthcoming example and warning costs grow after nominations.
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Blair Lee
A. P. Gorman
Maryland
Massachusetts
Cncose
Independent Servants Critique Wealth’s Hold on Office
A quotation argues that independent servants oppose those aided to power by wealth and asserts the people must bear the financial costs. The line reflects a political stance on governance and fiscal responsibility.
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Suppay
Financial,Sporting Editors
BE. A. Grozier
Recall and Regulation of Corporations at State Level
Edgar H. Farrar chairs the American Bar Association opening in this city. He warns against unrestrained corporate stock issuance and urges uniform state laws with a conference of states to adopt a coherent plan. He argues federal supervision is unnecessary and a unified approach is needed.
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American Bar Association
Edgar H. Farrar
Farrar
Judge Farrar
Commission On Uniform State Laws
Endless Chain Banking And The National City Case
A debate on chain banking links National City Bank of New York to the National City Company formed to buy bank stocks nationwide. Officials differ on legality and independence, with the President to decide after reviewing whether ownership crosses into a single controlling entity. The issue probes how centralized banking power could cross state lines.
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National City Bank of New York
National City Company
New
MacVeagh
Wickersham
New York
Pursuing a Phantom in a Broken Marriage
A columnist denounces a Sinclair woman who left her husband and son seeking a soulmate. The piece argues perfection in domestic life is an ideal, warns divorce rates rising from one in thirty four to one in seven harm society, and calls for serious reflection on commitment and responsibility.
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Sinclair
Lamented Train Tale Opens With Tunnels and Talk
Among passengers in the train were an elderly lady and her pretty young niece with a young gentleman nearby. The train neared a long tunnel and the aunt urged sitting on the other side. The niece replied with resolve to stay where she was as another tunnel approached.
Dore’s dramatic Red Sea scene and Exodus contrast
The article discusses Doré’s Red Sea panel showing the Exodus escape, the pursuit by Pharaoh, and the sea’s parting. It notes the uncertain location of the crossing, compares miraculously delivered armies, and recalls wilderness hardship at Pharan Elim with quail and manna. It advertises 29 published Dore pictures and back-number orders.
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Red Sea
Moses
God
A Brass-rail World and the Love Advice Column
A collage of quips on money fools and marriage optimism contrasts with a love query in the Boston Post. The writer urges sincere, heartful talk about affection while noting social proprieties and the cheering family welcome as keys to guiding a bashful suitor toward matrimony.
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Miss Champagne
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Boston Post
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