Boston Post front matter and subscription rates
Public notice of the Boston Post issue details from December 35 1906 includes publication number and volume, office address at 24y Washington St Boston Mass. Subscription rates for Daily include one year six months and three months with prices, Sunday Post rates listed, payment instructions and advance payment requirement. Contact numbers for editorial and business offices provided.
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Otice
Washington St
Boston
Masa
the Sunday Post
Quandary over Good Government Association alderman endorsements
The Good Government Association approves four of thirteen alderman candidates and urges voters to back only those four. The editorial warns that electing four may prevent a functioning board, notes past disendorsements, and urges voters to use independent judgment and vote for as many aldermen as allowed.
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Laurence Minot
Good Government Association
Minot
High Standard Board
Roosevelt Message Signals Bold Federal Agenda
The president’s message to Congress opens a session with a broad program. It urges strengthened federal authority over railroads and trusts, inheritance and income taxes, ship subsidies, and constitutional changes on marriage and divorce. Critics note omissions on tariff relief and limited time for action.
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New England
Pacific Coast Anger Over President's Japanese School Policy
The Pacific Coast rejects the President's stance on California school rules governing Japanese students as a harsh misreading of local authority. Congress responds with sharp skepticism through Senator Rayner's resolution, signaling a tense clash between federal policy and state regulation amid national debate.
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Pacific Coast
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Roosevelt
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Supreme Law
Congress
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Maryland
President urged to notify governments on school system issue
The text argues there is no fight to interfere with public school administration in California and that the President should inform Japan and other governments. It warns that the issue could trigger an acute international situation.
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California
Executive authority questioned over army discharges in Senate debate
The piece questions presidential power to discharge soldiers and argues such actions test the republic for potential monarchical control. It raises whether executive orders could depopulate the army or extend to the navy, and calls for serious evaluation by Congress.
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Senate
Washington
United States
Legislative
Republic
Governor Guild Pleads For Forestation Law Cooperation
Governor Guild urged New England congressmen to back federal action to halt rapid deforestation on the Presidential Range. A petition to create Appalachian and White Mountain reserves was led by the governor, warning that lumbering risks destroying rivers powering New England mills.
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Congress
Massachusetts
United States
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Appalachian
White Mountain
Presidential Range
Bishop Lawrence Slightly Improves After Illness
Doctors report Bishop Lawrence is only slightly improved and still incapacitated by a severe cold that had affected his voice. He remains confined to his Commonwealth avenue home and will likely be unable to resume duties for several days.
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Lawrence
Commonwealth Avenue
Inc‘ Clopaedia Britannica
Home Libraries
Miss Waters
Ruth
Mrss Waters
Ruthie
All Sorts by Newton Newkiric in a New York car riot
A comic column sketches a crowded subway ride with Boni and Count Boni je Castellane sparring over questions and money. Passengers and conductors clash in a long sequence of mishaps, gibes, and streetcar chaos, ending with a shouted car number.
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Fiello
George Gould
George
America
Tremont Street Pace contrasts with winter crowds
Observers note a man in a gray summer suit braving the cold in Tremont Street while others bundle up. The piece also covers civic life including concerts, engagements, theater plans, charitable concerns, sports notes, and a new appointment at the New Haven company with Mr. Harmer to be comptroller of the New England Investment and Security Company.
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Boylston
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Louis D. Brandeis
Brandeis
Representative White
Brookline
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Thrib F
James T. Harmer
Mellen
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Mr. Harmer
New England Investment’ & Security Company
New Haven
Harmer
Skilful Bird Narrates Early Morning Heist
In a humorous Chicago Tribune snippet a bird boasts of thrift and enterprise while admitting a morning holdup. The joke hinges on the early bird catching the worm and the bird’s claim that dawn is the safest time to rob, underscoring wit over wrongdoing.
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Chicago Tribune
Foxy First Spider and Second Spider Exchange Superstitions
A playful Detroit bree press exchange features two spiders debating luck and superstition. The first spider questions why no one sweeps away their webs while the second explains living among superstitious people who fear harming spiders.
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Detroit
Bree Presse
The Subjugation of Ruth Dramatizes Hidden Love Plot
Lawrence Lindsay helps nurse Ruth Temple after a park accident and a mistaken courtship. A staged reunion with his cousin Miss Waters reveals the ruse to test Ruth's fidelity, forcing Ruth to promise obedience before reconciling. Eventually their romance resumes.
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