The Boston Post December 15 1911 notices and rates
The issue lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, including prices for one year six months and three months. It notes billing terms and mailing details and urges readers to mail checks or money orders to the Post Publishing Company in Boston. The publication is identified as issued daily by Post Publishing Co with office at 259 Washington Street.
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Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Mass
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Sunday Post
Canada
Post Publishing Company
Post Need Not Be Backed By Your Newsdealer
Classifieds describe payment in advance for all subscriptions and note discontinuation after expiration. The page lists editorial rooms and the financial sporting business office numbers and urges readers to notify by mail if the Post isn’t received regularly.
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E. A. Grozier
Boston Post Promotes Largest Print Plant in New England
A boastful quote from Robert Hoe praises the Boston Post for possessing the largest newspaper printing plant in New England and the world’s largest press, highlighting its leadership in print capacity.
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Boston Post
New England
Robert Hoe
R. Hoe & Co
Does He Really Know About Meat Prices
A National Livestock Association president declared there will never be a meat price reduction at the annual banquet. The crowd applauded as critics questioned whether tariff policy and South American cattle imports could force a revision of that forecast.
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National Livestock Association
Guiie
Taft Indiana Carry Question Sparks Admin Row
Chairman Lee of Indiana Republicans warned Taft cannot win Indiana if nominated at Chicago. The piece notes the President has made worse jokes about re election prospects, and questions how cheerful officers can be while the commander-in-chief remains despondent.
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Lee
Republican State Committee of
Indiana
Taft
Chicago
New Basebal Blood Seeks Regeneration of Local Club
Local baseball fans celebrate the sale of the city club to investors with money and experience. They anticipate the revival of the old National League traditions and a two club city with major league calibre.
Dallying Council Blocks Governor on Loan Supervisor
The Boston Morning Herald denounces the executive council for delaying the loan supervisor appointment, accusing the council of failing to act and avoid regulation. It questions the council’s claim to appointing power in Massachusetts and notes no rejection of Mr Brown’s name.
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Executive Council
Brown
Massachusetts
Arizona election signals sweeping Democratic gains in Senate
The article notes a clear Democratic advance in Arizona with likely two new Senators and a favorable shift in the Legislature as early reports suggest a decisive outcome. It emphasizes a slow countdown to exact figures while forecasting a Democratic majority in Washington.
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Arizona
Washington
Arizona Recall Purged Constitution Faces Possible Return
The piece notes Arizona may restore the recalled judiciary provision after statehood, arguing the GOP and President Taft pressure could lead to reintroducing the recall. It cautions that Arizona’s sovereignty allows such changes within limits and may test the judicial recall within a year or two.
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House of ‘Representatives
Taft
Arizona
Post crusade against ballot debauchery in New Bedford
The New Bedford Post reports on the ongoing vote buying probe. Papers impounded years ago are now accessible to authorities, light is shed on suffrage traffic, and four men including a noted politician have faced court with more trials to follow. The piece frames efforts as a beginning of a statewide decency crusade.
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New Bedford
Massachusetts
Steamship merger plan opposed as stock watering and monopoly
The editorial denounces a proposed consolidation of Eastern, Metropolitan, and Maine Steamship Companies as a stock watering and monopoly scheme. It warns of inflated shares, seeks public opposition, and asks the Mayor, Chamber of Commerce, and Stock Exchange to act against the plan to protect public interests and coastwise shipping rates.
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Eastern Steamship Company
Metropolitan Steamship Company
Maine Steamship Company
Combine
Boston
Chamber of Commerce
Stock Exchange
Charms and Chatter Over Zina Brozia Portrait
A gossip sketch details Newton Newkirk’s fervent fan letter to Zina Brozia after her Thais performance at the Boston Opera House. He recalls a autographed photo, Paris photographer credits, and a playful overstatement of affection amid rumors of marriage and a duel.
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Boston Opera House
Zina Brozia
Thais
Zina
Venus de Milo
Paris
le Portrait-Arts
Felix
Ascenseur
Bour'd Des Italiens
le Dictionaire
L’opera de la Bostong
Mademoiselle
Newton Newkirk
Brandeis backs La Follette anti trust plan
Brandeis argues before the Senate committee that the La Follette bill would supplement the Sherman act by clarifying and strengthening enforcement. The measure aims to abolish doubt and clearly delineate corporate limits, presenting a more decisive remedy than bureau control.
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Congress
Wickersham
Bureau of Corporations
Louis D. Brandeis
Senate Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Brande
Galloupe House Tale Ties Boston Preregislation Past
The Galloupe house on Hull Street opposite Christ Church, once a prerevolutionary landmark built circa 1724 by Philip Howell, later renamed Galloupe. The piece recounts Hull Street’s history, Benjamin Gallop’s real estate ventures, and Isaac Harris’s 1810 fire heroics saving the Old South Church.
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Hull Street
No. 16
Boston
Christ Church
John Hull
Samuel Sewall
New England
General Court
Hull
Hannah
Sewall
Philip Howell
Benjamin Gallop
William Fly
Nix
Hall
Hanover
Court
Galloupe
Long Island
Gallop
Saugus
General Gage
Bunker Hill
Columbian Artillery Company
Isaac Harris
Old South
Harris
Old South Society
Russell Learns Zina Sent Picture Prompting Jealousy
Russell discovers Zina has given me her photograph and wonders if Lillian will be jealous. The note hints at romantic tension and feelings among the trio.
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Russell
Zina
Lillian
Woman's Lips Spars with Husbands Over Household Spending
A column titled Woman's Lips critiques husbands who deny wives small sums while funding costly habits, noting examples of men who avoid giving wives a dime yet spend about $1000 annually on cars.
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Voila — JA
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Summer Street
Rose Stry
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U. S. Treasury
Rathskeller
Scheer
Rathskeller A la Carte
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Seth Thomas
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