Subscription rates page for The Post Publishing Co
Daily and Sunday Post subscription rates listed for one year six months and shorter terms. Advertising and mailing details note Canadian per copy rate and payment instructions with Boston office address.
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All Night Elevated Service Extends to Subways
Public accommodation is enhanced as the Elevated railway extends all night service to subway routes. The move provides convenience and comfort for travelers, especially those awaiting transport after midnight, and is expected to be widely used during the winter season’s stricter rules.
The Coal Cases and the Sherman Law
The government failed to prove that Pennsylvania anthracite railroads stifled competition under the Sherman act in the United States Circuit Court. Voters believe coal roads unlawfully fixed prices, though the government’s present case did not succeed. The matter likely proceeds to the Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court
Taft Urges End to Costly Franking System
President Taft warns the United States about the enormous and opaque cost of the franking privilege. He says it likely runs into millions annually and calls for accountability and possible reform to curb wasteful government postage.
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Toothless campaign publicity law sparks little enthusiasm
The recent Congress bill on campaign publicity is criticized as toothless after the Senate GOP majority struck the ante election clause and allowed reps to avoid filing expense reports. Clerk confirms GOP funds raised 77.46 and spent 74 378 while Democrats raised 27 790 with only 19 spent.
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Early Duties of the Democratic House in Next Session
The passage discusses the initial responsibilities the incoming Democratic House would tackle to establish authority and exert influence. It notes a push to end early interparty concessions and set a tougher legislative posture for the new session.
The Choice of Senators by People’s Will Urged by Wilson
Dr Woodrow Wilson governor elect of New Jersey reiterates that U S senators should be chosen by the new Legislature, yet the people's preference as shown in the general election and Democratic primaries should guide lawmakers. He urges absolute faithfulness to democratic principle and supports election of Mr Martine.
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New Jersey
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A Misapprehension Over Civil Service Confirmations
Good Government claims a State Commission refused to confirm Mayor Fitzgerald’s nominations due to lack of qualifications. The piece argues no refusals occurred. appointments simply lapsed from neglect to confirm, with no stated grounds given. It calls for accountability and reasons from the commission.
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Early Winter Brings Invigoration and Charity Hope
The piece notes New England feels a traditional early winter with sharp cold, while the South warms from frost. It urges private benevolence to aid the poor with warmth and clothing as winter strains resources, and it looks forward to a likely early spring and a possible white Christmas.
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New England
Puccini to Premiere The Girl of the Golden West at Met
The Met in New York hosts Puccini’s first stage performance of his new opera The Girl of the Golden West tonight. The premiere marks a rare American reception for a world famous foreign composer and a distinctly American libretto with native artists largely replaced by foreigners.
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New York City
Puccini
America
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United States
Beauty contest challenge from a famed pugilist and reply
A letter exchange features a retired boxer challenging Newton Newkirk to a beauty contest and proposing strict conditions. The boxer boasts past wins in Madison Square Garden and Paris, then threatens to expose Newkirk to a mockery if the challenge proceeds.
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Trisecting an angle claim sparks math debate
A student N J Dorzykowski from Polish Seminary Orchard Lake Mich claims a geometric method to trisect any angle and invites publication. The letter mocks mathematicians' lifelong pursuit while noting practical math skills used in finance and daily life.
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Orchard Lake, Mich
The Courtship of Miles Standish Illustrations and Excerpts
A serialized excerpt from The Courtship of Miles Standish features longfellow poem illustrations by Christy and sketches by Boughton Reinhart Merrill Perkins Hitchcock Shapleigh and others. The scene shows Miles Standish and Alden in dialogue as Rose Standish’s death weighs on Captain Standish and Priscilla’s loneliness is voiced as the tale pauses with a note to resume tomorrow.
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New England
Howard Chandler Christy
Boughton, Reinhart, Merrill
Perkins
Hitchcock
Shapleigh
Miles Standish
Plymouth
Alden
Chandler Christy
Rose Standish
Priscilla
Sunday Post
Purity and Morals Talk Set for Page Class Meeting
noon Sunday a private talk for men only on Purity and Morals of the Community to be delivered. George E Jenner, senior curate of St Stephen’s Church Providence, has accepted a post at All Saints’ Church Asumont. The Norwegian Danish Baptist Society meets at 212 West Cottage Roxbury with services at 10 44 a m and 7 p m. Rev Clinton N Howard of Rochester N Y will lecture to Somerville Y M C A members Sunday afternoon on A Joy Ride on the Water Wagon.
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St. Stephen's Church
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Asumont
Norwegian Danish Baptist Society
West Cottage Street
Roxbury
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Rochester
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Somerville Y. M. C. A
Churches of Greater Boston Noonday Speakers Announced
St. Pauls Church will host noonday services next week with Rev J McG Foster Monday Rev H S Nash Tuesday and Rev P W Sprague for the rest of the week The Tuesday service marks the 75th birth anniversary of Phillips Brooks Rev W Ti Lane of Dudley Street Baptist Church will preach this evening on Bedford Tinker and His Book
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P. W. Sprague
Phillips Brooks
W. Ti. Lane
Dudley Street Baptist Church
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