Boston Post December 1 1910 early edition details and prices
The Boston Post publishes from 259 Washington St Boston with subscription rates listed for daily and Sunday editions. Rates include daily one year eight dollars six months one dollar fifty three months seventy five cents and one month twenty five cents. Sunday Post one year three dollars six months fifteen dollars three months seventy five cents one month eighty cents. Canada copies ten cents per issue. Address and payment instructions for subscribers are given.
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Boston
Mass
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Sunday Post
Canada
Post Publishing Company
True motive guides governors conference rhetoric
Governor-elect Woodrow Wilson urged the governors in Louisville to act with reasonableness and good sense. He said they would be sober if they speak from no authority but justifiable prudence. The piece argues a return home imbued with that spirit would ensure the movement's success.
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Conference of Governors
Louisville
Woodrow Wilson
Persecution Claims Echo From Belmont On Witness Stand
August Belmont the wealthy horse owner and New York Jockey Club chairman argues on the witness stand that law officers persecute him. He says he received a subpoena in a roundabout way and calls it persecution. The piece contrasts his complaint with the ordinary man’s acceptance of subpoenas.
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August Belmont
New York Jockey Club
The Way of Trusts Exposes Havemeyer Wealth Tactics
The piece argues Henry O Havemeyer profited from the National Sugar Refining Company by securing 9 500 000 without consideration as an emblem of trust abuse. It says trusts form to fatten projectors with graft, not to aid the public or lower prices, and mocks denouncing Havemeyer alone.
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Henry O. Havemeyer
Sugar Trust
National Sugar Refining Company
Havemeyer
New England Trade Federation Formed in Boston
About 50 presidents of trade and commerce boards from New England met in Boston to form a federation aimed at promoting welfare and business prosperity. The plan emphasizes cooperation over restraint, linking interests across cities and enabling joint action for regional improvement.
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Boston
Trade and Commerce Boards
New England
Boston Chamber backs new federation in boost to commerce
Enthusiasm and practical energy mark the federation's mission to settle commercial problems. Long life to the federation and thanks to the Boston Chamber of Commerce for initiating it.
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Federation
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Balfour Pledge Promises Referendum on Tariff
At an Albert Hall gathering in London on Tuesday evening Mr. Balfour pledged that if the Unionist party wins the forthcoming election the tariff question will be submitted to a popular vote. Reported applause signaled audience support. The pledge, tied to a Liberal home rule referendum, marks a notable shift toward popular sovereignty in monarchical Britain.
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Balfour
Albert Hall
London
Atlantic
Great Britain
All Sorts by Newton Newkirk What the Sphinx Says
Columns by Newton Newkirk present a witty survey of curiosities and oddities. The piece blends humorous observations with playful wordplay as it riffs on the Sphinx and timeless riddles.
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Newton Newkirk
Doll Substitution Haunts Madame Butterfly at Boston Opera House
Review notes an offstage baby doll used in Act 2 due to Massachusetts child labor laws. The piece mocks the mix up of a flaxen child substitute and jokes about miscast parentage and the doll’s bargain price, implying the real baby’s absence.
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Boston Opera House
Madame Butterfly
Massachusetts
Madame JB Butterfly
F. B. Pinkerton
Pinkerton
Angora
Cook Redivivus Rather Than Reverent Praise
The piece questions Captain Cook's claim to have reached the pole and accuses him of writing as a liar and faker. It notes his literary skill but suggests his magazine work would only serve to replenish his funds and damages public trust.
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Doctor Cook
North Pole
Cook
Peary
The Colt candidacy in Rhode Island senate race
An edge is seen for Judge Colt over Charles W. Lippitt in Rhode Island Republican senate hopes. Colt is favored for ability and independence, while Lippitt represents the Aldrich regime. The Rhode Island GOP faces national scrutiny as voters decide which path to Washington.
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Rhode Island
Charles W. Lippitt
Aldrich
Judge Colt
Washington
Republican Party of
Aldrichism
United States
Senate
Massachusetts Senator presses deer open season reform in Western counties
President Treadway of the Massachusetts Senate urges repeal of section 2 of chapter 45 to end the open deer season. He signs a letter to the Springfield Republican calling for petitions to inform the Legislature of western public opinion after a brutal massacre and injuries to deer. He predicts strong majority support at the next session on Beacon Hill.
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President Treadway
Massachusetts Senate
Springfield Republican
Committee On Fisheries and Game
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Beacon Hill
Retired Boston Officer Wins Cut in Wife’s Allowance
Almeria Fernald, a former Boston police officer, secured a court order reducing his wife Emma’s weekly allowance from 12 to 19 dollars following his Westward deployment. The decision marks a rollback of the former monthly support given last August.
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Almeria Fernald
Boston
Emma
West
Close Quarters at the All Night Lunch Stand
A comic late night encounter in a crowded all night lunch box. A hungry caller orders a ham sandwich and coffee while jostling with a 250 pound patron. The chef notes the hotel is full and a heavy man finally leaves for the Baltimore lunch after a long stand.
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Commonwealth Avenue
Baltimore
Gink
Reverend Ernest C. Tuthill Leaves Trinity for Newton Parish
The Rev Ernest C Tuthill assistant at Trinity Church for two years will leave after Christmas Day to become pastor of Christ Church at Newton New Jersey He was born in Gosha New York and studied General Theological Seminary New York City He was ordained deacon in May 1907 and priest a year later in Scranton Pennsylvania prior to Boston he assisted Rev Dr Roger Israel bishop elect for the Erie diocese
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Ernest C. Tuthill
Alexander Mann
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Trinity Church
Christ Church
Newton
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Mr. Tuthill
Gosha
N. Y
General Theological Seminary
New York City
Greer
St. Luke's Church
Scranton
Penn
Talbot
Boston
Roger Israel
Erte
Bank Robbery Sparks Seaside Police Chase
Mrs Simmons reacts to a startling headline about a city bank burglary. The story notes the police, diverted by another matter, are away on unrelated duties and unable to pursue the thieves.
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