Post Publishing Company notice page December 4 1905
Daily issue details include publication date December 4 1905 issue number 55 volume 181 and office address 259 Washington street Boston Massachusetts. It notes second class matter status and cautions readers about sending cash with checks drafts and money orders payable to the Post Publishing Company.
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Post Publishing Co
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Washington Et
Boston
Mass
Post Office
Post Publishing Company
Editorial Rooms. Post prepaid notices for delivery
Notices warn that subscriptions to the Post must be paid in advance and will be discontinued without further notice on expiration. Readers without regular delivery or new dealers are urged to inform the Post by mail at once.
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Matin
Postage and subscription rates listed in newspaper ad
The excerpt shows subscription prices for Daily One Fort six months at 1.50 and other periods, and Sunday Post rates: one year 2.50 six months 1.25 three months 65 cents. Editor EB A Grozier advertised rates.
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the Sunday Post
EB. A. Grozier
The Fifty ninth Congress Faces Major Party Imbalances
The piece notes the 59th Congress opens with a Republican majority in both chambers, 114 in the House and 26 in the Senate, yet unity within the party is fragile. It warns of potential policy clashes as the President’s message signals disputes, with Roosevelt seeming to hold the upper hand.
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House
Senate
Roosevelt
Cheap Politics Hits Schoolhouse Commission Members
Acting Mayor Whelton removed the Schoolhouse Commission in a move critics call cheap politics. No charges have been filed. the broad claim of extravagance targets granite versus brick in Charlestown school construction. Critics demand due process and warn against political or factional decapitation aimed at Joseph J. Corbett for opposing a mayoral candidate.
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Whelton
Charlestown
Joseph J. Corbett
Mr. Lomasney
A Cry From Russia Appeals to Civilized World
Distressed Jews in Southern Russia issue a desperate appeal after two days of radio silence. Odessa sends a courier despatch describing anti Jewish proclamations in Galicia and uncontrollable anti Jewish rhetoric by officers. Russians threaten fresh massacres and seek protection through international action at St Petersburg.
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Russia
Odessa
Galicia
Kaulbars
St. Petersburg
Unprecedented appeal amid alarming foreign tensions
The text describes an unprecedented appeal and alarming conditions abroad. It notes a U S embassy guard moving through St Petersburg and compares the Russia situation to the Boxer Rebellion siege in Pekin, highlighting crisis atmosphere.
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Berlin
United States
St. Petersburg
Russia
Pekin
Massachusetts Stands Against Race Track Gambling
The author argues Massachusetts has avoided the gambling boom seen in New York and nearby states. He warns against New Hampshire racing ventures near Salem and opposes Belmonts plans to create tracks, citing moral concerns and potential harm to savings, children, and public order.
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Massachusetts
New York
New Hampshire
Racing Association
Salem
August Belmont
New England
KNOOT reply and reader queries in the press page
Letters section includes a requester urges the Straphangers Union to remove elevated train seats. The Knoot alias responds with a tongue lash over misnaming. Other items joke about betting, the Sphinx and Governor elect Guild with light editorial quips.
Boston Aldermen Move to Ban Football Until Rule Changes
The Board of Aldermen plan to introduce an order prohibiting football in Boston until a commission appointed by the Mayor amends the rules. Critics call it precipitate and doubt aldermanic authority over private grounds. They urge awaiting guidance and new rules likely to reflect public opinion.
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Boston
Roosevelt
Eliot
Reid
Soldiers Field
Common Council
Gaelic Revival Draws Large Boston Audience
Dr. Douglas Hyde spoke at the Boston Theatre yesterday afternoon on behalf of the Gaelic League. The crowd showed strong interest and enthusiasm, and significant contributions were raised to support the revival of the ancient Irish language.
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Boston Theatre
Hyde
Ireland
Gaelic League
The Dressmaker’s Art Changes a Life
A Baltimore News essay notes how a dressmaker transformed a plain woman into a charming wife through color and style. The man who loved her later marries her in white, proving beauty can influence courtship, while the wife now chooses attire as carefully as a horse dealer selects a better animal.
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St. Paul’s
St. Paul
Christendom
Baltimore News
The Retort Courteous
A fragment from a Baltimore American item presents a playful exchange between a jealous lover and a teasing belle. He mocks her flirting, she rebuts with sharp barbs, and the banter ends with a door shut in his face.
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Baltimore American
Catholic Total Abstinence Union Expands Campaign
The Catholic Total Abstinence Union of the Archdiocese of Boston under Rev. Francis J. Butler plans a vigorous campaign across about 40 societies and parishes. To fund its work an evening party is set for Paul Revere Hall on January 30, 1906, aiming to invite support from temperance friends.
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Friends of Temperance
Paul Revere Hall
Balfour Urges Resisting Home Rule Proposals
London December 4 Premier Balfour urges Unionist electors to resist home rule for Ireland. In a message to a Unionist candidate he says voters should set an example of determined resistance to proposals threatened by the opposition leader and the country.
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London
Ireland
Balfour
Loss of Skye terrier prompts search and reward
Mrs Gilchrist of College avenue West Roxbury mourns a valuable Skye terrier taken by an unauthorized recipient. She urges contact with Mrs Williams 18 Old Court House for return and compensation. The rest of the column reflects on weather sayings ship life and a Roxbury romance anecdote.
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