Post Publishing Co Daily and Sunday Post rates and notices
The notice lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, payment in advance, and prompts readers to inform the office if newspapers are not delivered. It also provides the publisher and editor details, office addresses, and instructions for remittances.
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Post Publishing Co
Office
Washington St
Boston
Mass
THE
Sunday Post
B. A. Grozier
Why Boston Chamber Should Not Host Mayor Candidates
The Boston Chamber of Commerce should not invite all three mayoral candidates to address the group on business questions. The focus should be on practical municipal issues, not on elevating a campaign platform. Citizens deserve clear stances on economic recovery and leadership.
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Boston Chamber of Commerce
Fitzgerald
Municipality of
Boston
Iity
New England
Roosevelt backs revenue tariff stance in free hides argument
The text notes President Roosevelt aligning with a revenue tariff position, arguing that revenue must cover expenditures in peace. It criticizes the hides tax as benefiting only packers, and asserts changes should not favor any one state, urging revenue-focused adjustments.
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Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Beef Trust
Railroad Rate Bill Aims to Tighten Interstate Control
The bill expands the Interstate Commerce Commission to seven members with seven year terms and $10 000 salaries. It authorizes joint and through rates, curbs discriminatory practices, and sets maximum and minimum rates after hearings. It requires full railroad reporting and inspection powers, with penalties for false or withheld records and prison for violations.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Roosevelt calls for federal supervision of insurance
The president urges national oversight of the insurance industry arguing that federal regulation could protect policyholders by addressing weak state supervision and conflicts among states. He warns against any plan that undercuts state laws or the work of state commissions while promoting a broader, uniform national framework.
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President Roosevelt
United States
Roosevelt
Washington
Massachusetts
Dorchester High School Concert by Harvard Glee Club
Observant Citizen Mrs Adelaide Ford Libbard reads at the Dorchester High School concert on Friday evening December 8. The third annual Harvard Glee Banjo and Mandolin Club event features selections from the Harvard Yale concert in Symphony Hall before the big football game. Dancing follows the show. The Social Seven party at Colonial Hall is planned for next Tuesday in East Boston to thank Mr and Mrs Davis for October 31 hospitality.
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Adelaide Ford lLlibbard
Dorchester High School
Harvard Glee, Banjo and Mandolin Club
Harvard-Yale
Symphony Hall
Boston
Colonial Hall
Island Ward
W. F. Davis
White Street
Herbert Dexter
Lena Gingley
John EF. MacDonald
Edward L. Kennedy
The Gentle Sex And Its Curious Nighttime Tales
A jumble of anecdotes including a Somerville youth George Craig who freed himself from six pairs of handcuffs, comments on Harvard professor Hollis, Mary A Kidder’s death and hymns, a sea bath at Pebble Beach, and varied social observations from Boston and Portland, all in a brisk, period voice.
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Somerville
George Craig
Newton
Brookline
Chelsea
Mary A. Kidder
Ellis A. Kidder
Philadelphia pastor leaves pulpit to manage wife
A Philadelphia pastor abandons his church to travel and oversee his wife described as a sager. The notice hints at upcoming troubles and predicts further mismanagement by Mrs. mismanagement as a likely outcome.
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Philadelphia
Federal Authority Not Needed Where State Laws Work
The speaker argues that extending federal authority adds weight to local protections only where state laws are weak. Where state supervision is adequate and enforcement vigorous, federal intrusion should be avoided to preserve state sovereignty.
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Commonwealth
Two-Year Non-Partisan Citizen Slate Endorsed
The Citizens' Union presents a non partisan list of seven candidates for a two year election. Voters should choose five based on merit rather than party designation. The notice urges cutting out the editorial and taking it to the polls.
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Citizens’ Union
Flattery and the News of Royal Children
The writer jokes about media focus on the czarewitch in St Petersburg while Abdul Hamid and his many children in Constantinople receive little mention. The piece playfully contrasts rulers and their offspring to critique press attention.
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Czarewitch
St. Petersburg
Sultan
Constantinople
Abdul Hamid
Irish History in Public Schools Urges Equal Curriculum
Letter to the editor argues Boston public schools should teach Irish history alongside English history. Matthew Cummings of the Ancient Order of Hibernians asks school committee candidates to pledge support, citing Irish descent among voters and students and urging inclusion of Irish history in the curriculum.
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the Post
New School Committee
Boston
England
America
Matthew Cummings
Massachusetts
A Lover of Fair Dealing Seeks Answers on Dress Suit Case
A letter to the editor questions the unresolved dress suit case mystery and who dismembered the girl. The writer doubts Hunt or Crawford were involved and urges reopening the trial if new evidence emerges.
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The
Post
Elevator Accident Injures Carl Hessler at 181 State Street
A man named Carl Hessler, age 3, caught his foot in a descending elevator at 181 State Street yesterday afternoon. He sustained a compound fracture of the left leg and received treatment at Relief Hospital.
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181 State Street
Carl Hessler
Boston Veteran Firemen's Ball Draws 400 Couples
The 11th annual ball of the Boston Veteran Firemen's Association was held in Paul Revere Hall last night with about 400 couples attending. Uniformed attendees included military and fire service members. The grand march was led by Floor Director Fred D. B. Hill and wife, followed by President John Taylor and wife, Samuel Abbott Jr. and wife, First Assistant J. E. Coolidge and wife of Second Assistant H. I. Wood and wife. Fire Commissioner Benjamin W. Wells was among the invited guests.
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Boston Veteran Firemen's Association
Paul Revere Hall
Fred D. B. Hill
John Taylor
Samuel Abbott, Jr
J. E. Coolidge
H. I. Wood
Benjamin W. Wells
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