Boston Post 1905 Publication Details
The Boston Post issue dated December 2 1905 page shows information about the paper including its title daily publication by Post Publishing Company office address 259 Washington Street Boston Massachusetts and notes on mailing and payment terms for money orders checks and drafts.
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Washington St
Boston
Mass
Post Office
Post Publishing Company
Poet Subscriptions Must Be Paid In Advance
All subscriptions to the Poet must be paid in advance and will be discontinued without further notice on expiration. If you cannot obtain the Post regularly notify us by postal at once.
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Rates for Daily and Sunday Post Subscriptions
The Daily offers one year for 3.00 dollars six months 1.60 three months 7sc one month 25c. The Sunday Post lists one year 2.50 six months 1.25 three months 65c. Publisher B A Grozier notes editor and publisher.
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Sunday Post
B. A. Grozier
The Athlete in Politics as Boston Mayoral Vision
The piece presents Frothingham as the athletic mayoral candidate with posters declaring the clean honest athlete. It notes Roosevelt in Washington Jerome in New York and Frothingham in Boston and argues athletic traits could predict campaign success. It humorously suggests John L. Sullivan as a natural athletic mayoral contender.
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Frothingham
Washington
Roosevelt
New York
Jerome
Boston
John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
Arm strong committee eyes broader probe into Insurance Dept
The Armstrong committee in New York may extend its inquiry to include the State Department of Insurance and the companies it regulates. Alleged collusion and corruption prompts calls to clear up the department’s oversight while keeping focus on the big three insurers. Superintendent Hendricks is expected to testify next week.
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Armstrong Committee
New York
State Department of Insurance
Insurance Department
State Department
Hendricks
British Cabinet Crisis Signals Resignation and New Government
Intimations from the cabinet meeting suggest the Balfour government plans to resign within days after royal sanction. Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman would be asked to form a new Liberal government, requiring dissolution of Parliament and a general election amid Unionist opposition.
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Balfour
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Liberal government faces collapse as majority slips away
The House of Commons holds a fragile majority unseen since mid nineteenth century. Dalfour cannot maintain support or face fatal opposition to a Liberal government. A cabinet resignation and early general election before February is expected, with Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman favored to win nationwide support.
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House of Commons
Dalfour
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Life Saving Service Pension Appeal Urges Heroic Workers
The life saving service calls for pensions for widows and orphans of crews lost at sea and for retirement of disabled members. Superintendent Kimball notes 464 vessels saved and 677 assisted last year, with 624 people aided and an estimated value of $7,917,385 in vessels and cargoes saved, arguing pensions are warranted beyond sentimental reasons.
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Life Saving Service
Washington
Kimball
Gaelic revival speaker Dr. Hyde at Boston Theatre
Dr. Douglas Hyde leads a Boston Theatre lecture on the Gaelic revival. He notes Gaelic survival through oppression and its expansive modern presence, with Irish books now frequent and knowledge becoming a municipal employment qualification. He links revival to Irish independence.
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Douglas Hyde
Boston Theatre
Hyde
Ireland
England
The Gentle Sex And Fashioned Finances In Society
The piece discusses health remedies for pallor and red noses including calisthenics, iron tonics, and cosmetic formulas. It notes dress and complexion care, baths, and a tongue in cheek view of toast and obesity. It ends with social commentary on incomes and budgeting among society women.
Golden Rule for Shoppers to Shoppers
To the Editor of the Post Sir These are busy times the rush is on and Christmas will soon be here Let us be considerate and fair to those who wait ce us in the stores the girls con sider the hours and what the girls have to put up with Necessity compels most girls to work Let us make that work as pleasant and agreeable as we can Place yourself in their position and say how would wish to be treated Add cheer rather than vexation for in cheer we find that balm that adds pleasure to work I have faith in the American people and hope for humanity in progress Do unto others as you would they should do by you MAX HENRY NEWMAN Boston Nov 30
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Max Henry Newman
Boston
Tom
Darwin
Tommy
Tupper
All Sorts By Newton Newkirk Filosofice Foolishness
A collection of quips and maxims on imitation luck laziness sociology and gender roles attributed to Newton Newkirk. The piece uses irony to critique common wisdom and social behavior with a mix of proverbs and satirical lines.
Watchful Gracie Breaks Algeron with a Shocking Secret
In a parlor scene Algeron aims to learn Evelyn’s thoughts through Gracie but is betrayed when the child, torn between honesty and a promise, reveals Evelyn called him a lobster. He exits in defeat, five cents in hand, while a moral about child truth ends the piece.
Old Soldier and Fort Wayne Maid Verse Sets
A collection of humorous rhymes about quirky characters from Perth Geck Fort Wayne Oshkosh. The pieces feature an old soldier bragging about a flea ridden dog and a stingy gatekeeper with a hole in the fence, a bashful suitor chasing a wary Fort Wayne maid, and an Oshkosh husband who helps with chores before mischief ends in a comic moment.
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Perth
Fort Wayne
Payne
Oshkosh
Waste of matches led to divorce in St Louis case
In St Louis a divorce was granted to Mr. and Mrs. James D. Gillen after the bride blamed the mother in law for constant quarrels over trivial matters. She said the mother complained about wastefulness including matches and stale bread.
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ST. Louis
James D. Gillen
Breau
Disturber of Weather Spoils Christmas Cheer
A humorous Washington Star verse mocks a harsh weather pattern as a disturber during the holiday season. It describes blizzards piling up, snow drifts, and trees trembling while mischiefing winds spoil hopes for peace on Christmas day. Santa Claus is unable to tame the storm across the country and town.
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Claus
Washington Star
Thanksgiving Day in Boston News Highlights and Community Notes
Thanksgiving warmth visits Chief William Cheswell at home as he recovers from indigestion with plans to return to duty in about 10 days. City life includes a staff dinner, subway worker humor, skating plans at Charlestown navy yard, and multiple local notices from Roxbury to Somerville.
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William Cheswell
Boston
Fire Department
Chambers Street
Wells
Cheswell
Vintage 50 Year Old Stunted Tightphist Finds
Easygo notes the object is small for its age while Stunted Tightphist presents it as overrated, sparking a light exchange about value and condition. The dialogue hints at a nostalgic artifact vs modern appraisal stance.
Darwin Wins Out In College Twin Test
A college dorm narrator tests his instinct for judging students by observing two twins. One twin appears sporty while the other seems scholarly, but the narrator mislabels the grinder as the intelligent one until a final reveal confirms the smarter twin performs best in Goethe and track. The bagging twist crowns Darwin as right.
Contributions to needy forwarded to post
The Bos tion Post office received yesterday offerings for the needy including $15.75 for the Petersen family and $1 from Mrs FR for Mrs Brimick of Charlestown. Various donors contributed amounts from 50 cents to $2 each, listing names such as Sumner Brown Hooper Lizzie Clark James Frazer and others.
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FR. J
Brimick
Charlestown
Lizzie J. Clark
Meridian Street
Boston
Peter Petersen
Sumner Brown
A. R. Hooper
James Frazer
J. M. Woods
FE. Stang Smith
W. J. Smith
Louis W. Barbarick
Charles W
York
Thomas B. Grimes
Walcott & Co
Mr. Swint
M. Gore
W.ick. French
Society Notes Reveal Boston Figures Abroad and Local Weddings
Professor Charles S Sargent and eldest son Robeson linger in South America while Mrs Sargent and Miss Alice Sargent stay in their Brookline home. Miss Mollie Sargent travels abroad and visits friends in Europe with Mr and Mrs Frederick Richardson. Boston guests attend the Frelinghuysen Brewster wedding in Rochester. Miss Brewster dazzles in satin and lace. Bentely Wirt Warren and Margaret Winslow return from Europe aboard the Romanic. social rounds pause for mourning as Mr Jester Leland withdraws from events. Mrs Adolf Jandenburg sails to Liverpool and plans a London winter. Philip A Valentine hosts a large Thanksgiving dinner at the Touraine for his sons and friends.
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Holm Sea
Brookline
Robeson Sargent
South America
Boston
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Rochester
Jordan Dumaresq
Florence
Miss Brewster
Brewster
Bentley Wirt Warren
Chestnut Street
Europe
Naples
Margaret Winslow
Bay State Road
Italy
Jester Leland
West Manchester
Liverpool
London
Angel Court
Philip A. Valentine
Ytouraine
Philip Armour
Lester Armour
Mildred Champagne Shares Poem On Love and Sentiment
The correspondent notes Mildred Champagne speaks on love as a spiritual plant, contrasting earthly beauty and fleeting joy with enduring affection. The lines describe love as a constant, unparted bond like twin buds on one stem, despite thorny challenges.
Take Her Word and Brace for What She Decides
The speaker warns that outcomes depend on her decision and urges accepting her word without future hopes. Calm compliance may prompt remorse, but girls rarely appreciate being treated as certain.
Dear Anxious Girl Seeks Wise Advice on a Weighing Return
A 17 year old girl asks if she should reconcile with a previously involved boyfriend after he dated others. The letter suggests seeking counsel from a father brother or male relative and stresses parental approval before any decision. It emphasizes consulting trusted guardians before continuing the relationship.
Glengarry Belted Overcoats Offered At Shuman Corner
The Shuman Corner showcases Glengarry Belted Overcoats described as handsome, loose, easy, and warm with athletic fashion fit. Styles available single or double breasted at 25 dollars, others priced from 15 to 35 dollars. A. Shuman & Co.
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Shuman
A. Shuman & Co
Letter on railroad safety and train spacing
Co H Colgrove of Willimantic Conn argues in a Post letter that railroads must space trains with at least ten minutes leeway to prevent accidents. He cites New York tunnels and Boston Concord routes and calls for a full investigation and accountability from all railroad officers and staff.
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New York City
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Concord
Boston
H. Colgrove
Willimantic
Conn
Conservatory Pupils Recital At New England Conservatory
Pupils recital at 1 15 P M today at the New England Conservatory of Music features pianoforte by Nathan Rosen, songs by Florence Crockett Dorchester Centre and Gladys Hillard Newark C program includes performers from Buffalo N Y Chardon O and Cambridge with Millie Cordes Pearl Dillon and Selva Larramendi spotlighted.
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Nathan Rosen
Florence Crockett
Dorchester Centre
Gladys Hilliard
Newark
Millie Cordes
Buffalo
N. Y
Pearl Dillon
Chardon
Selva Larramendi
Cambridge
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