Boston Post December 8 1905 subscription rates and office info
The Boston Post lists daily and Sunday subscription rates and publishing office details. It notes payment in advance and discontinuation on expiration. Rates include daily one year 3.00 six months 1.50 eight months 75 cents and 1 month 25 cents. Sunday Post one year 2.50 six months 1.25 three months 65 cents. Editor Grozier.
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Post Publishing Co
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THE
Sunday Post
A, Grozier
Who I s the Sovereign
The piece argues Roosevelt’s use of sovereignty to justify regulating interstate corporations. It contends the national government is the sovereign and that Americans exercise sovereignty through elected representatives, dismissing the critic’s view as hypercritical.
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Roosevelt
Parng
Charles Sumner
Grant
Santo Domingo
Colombia
Panama
Our
Republic
Washington
Fifteen Cent Cotton and Market Speculation
The government cotton report triggers a bull market lifting millions for speculators as demand tightens. Southern producers, led by the Southern Cotton Association, push to hold back supply to lift price to 15 cents, risking wage cuts at mills like Fall River and potential curtailment or strikes. The piece questions the report’s usefulness if it merely spurs speculation ahead of confirmed facts.
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Southern Cotton Association
Fall River
High level resignations rock New York life firms
A broad sweep of personnel changes follows a legislative inquiry in New York. Chauncey M. Depew resigns as director of Equitable Life, with James W. Alexander retired and others like James Hazen Hyde and Thomas D. Jordan exiting. Prominent figures from Mutual Life and New York Life also depart amid ongoing turmoil.
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Chauncey M. Depew
Equitable Life Assurance Society
New York
James W. Alexander
Equitable
James Hazen Hyde
Lve
Europe
W. H. McIntire
Thomas D. Jordan
The
Mutual Life
Richard A. McCurdy
New Jersey
Mutual
Andrew Hamilton
Big Three
Albany
Paris
John A. McCall
New York Life
Whimsical Slice of Early 1900s City Life in Paris and Boston
A playful column riffs on language and food theft in Chicago with two pie and doughnut robbers, then wanders through light notes on weather, Christmas shopping, subway work, and local quirks. It closes with a miscellany section of jokes, asks for 1906 calendar gifts, and a brief, humorous Q and A.
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Chicago
Boston
Chelsea
Washington Street
National immigration conference in session at New York
Delegates from 41 states, appointed by governors, meet in New York to discuss immigration policy. The conference aims to influence Congress and shape forthcoming legislation. Massachusetts is represented by notable speakers selected by Governor Douglas.
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National Conference On Immigration
New York
Congress
Douglas
Massachusetts
Deliberations on Immigration Control at New York Conference
Commissioner-General Sargent advocates restricting immigration to curb crime and disease and to distribute arrivals to suitable regions. He urges diverting migrants from New York to other ports and calls for concrete plans to implement these goals.
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Sargent
United States Bureau of Immigration
America
New York
Washington
Republicans at Boston rallys mock fair play in city hall graft charges
The piece argues GOP speakers unfairly attack John F Fitzgerald for graft claims they lack evidence about. It notes Fitzgerald has long criticized city politicians and denies making deals or promises. Voters should give him a square deal and fair treatment.
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Fitzgerald
City Hall
John F. Fitzgerald
Mr. Fitzgerald
Boston
John I
Jack London to Speak in Boston With Dr Galvin
Noted writer and lecturer Jack London will visit Boston on Thursday the 14th as a guest of Dr George W. Galvin of the Emergency Hospital. He is expected to lecture in Boston and at Harvard.
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George Arliss
Ivernia
Joseph Bryan
Virginia Society of Colonial Wars
Richmond Times
Boston
Massachusetts Society of Colonial Wars
Jamestown
Old Bay
Jack London
George W. Galvin
Harvard
Martin M Lomasney Native of Boston Described
A letter to the Post asks about Martin M Lomasney origins and nationality. The article states Lomasney was born in South Boston about 46 years ago, his family moved to the West End as a baby, he was educated in West End public schools, and by parentage he is Irish American.
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Martin M. Lomasney
Boston
North End
South Boston
West End
Martin
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