Boston Post 1906 notices and publishing details
The Boston Post masthead from December 5, 1906 lists office addresses at 156 Washington Street Boston MA and Roy Washington Street Beaton Mage. It notes subscription and payment terms, mention of postal registration, and editor publisher Grozter.
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Panlehing
Ofice
Roy
Washington St
Boston
Mase
Beaton
Mage
Aender
Post Publishing Company
Roosevelt at Panama judged by facts not fables
The passage defends President Roosevelt against claims of gullibility in the Panama affair. It argues Roosevelt trusted his own observations and rejected the notion that he was deceived by those pushing a favorable narrative. The tone insists sober judgment, not credulous acceptance, guided his views.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Panama
Roosevelt
Child Labor Laws and Enforcement in Massachusetts
The legislature will seek to ban night work by women and children in mills and strengthen enforcement of child labor laws. The piece notes a conflict between statutes that hides enforcement data and urges authorizing sharing information between state agencies to address violations.
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Beacon Hill
Massachusetts
Pidgin
Shaw
Bureau of Statistics
Roosevelt Reports on Japanese Question in San Francisco
President Roosevelt transmits Metcalf's report detailing the San Francisco Japanese issue. The piece highlights racial prejudice, protest, and calls for protecting persons and property under treaty guarantees. The president pledges to use all lawful power to maintain international good faith, with local law handling school admissions.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Metcalf
San Francisco
Japan
United States
Taft Clears Relief Funds Of Graft In San Francisco
Secretary Taft states there was no graft in the use of relief funds for San Francisco. He supports Mr. Moors and Miss Higgins in confirming proper use of Massachusetts contributions. A delayed Nevada package caused the mistaken belief that a million was diverted.
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Taft
San Francisco
John F. Moors
Massachusetts
Moors
Miss Higgins
Boston Associated Board of Charities
Devine
Red Cross
Relief Committee
Mr Roosevelt's Canal Inspection Allegations Questioned
The piece argues against the claim that President Roosevelt was misled during the isthmian canal inspection. It contends that any deliberate tampering would be a vast infamy and expose a broad conspiracy. The author notes sensational rumors of manipulated steam shovels and prepared piles intended to mislead the President.
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Roosevelt
Cape Cod Ship Canal Plan Moves Ahead With Belmont Involvement
The dormant charter for a Cape Cod canal passes to August Belmont & Co, signaling active pursuit of a century‑long dream. A canal from Buzzard's Bay to Barnstable Bay would shorten Atlantic routes, aid steamer traffic, reduce coastwise risk, and align with railroad and steamboat interests, with a promise to complete within three years.
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Cape Cod
August Belmont & Co
Cape
Boston
New York
Massachusetts
Buzzard’s Bay
Barnstable Bay
Atlantic
Hatteras
Maine
Governor Folk Sues St Louis for Back Salary
Gov Folk sues the city of St Louis in circuit court to recover 5883 dollars in back pay as circuit attorney long overdue. The suit was filed by Folk’s counsel on December 18 in St Louis.
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Folk
ST. Louis
Circuit Court
Governor Folk
Colonel George B. Billings Reported Convalescing
Immigration Commissioner George B. Billings is slowly recovering from a severe illness. Dr. W. H. Rice says he is convalescing but not yet entirely out of danger.
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George B. Billings
W. H. Rice
Dreamers and Builders Fathers of the Act in Baltimore Sum
An ode praising dreamers as the first pioneers who plant seeds for future grandeur. It contrasts dreamers with utility, asserting that dreams spark progress, fuel the builder and the iron engine, and ignite nations to higher uses and wider beauty through time.
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Baltimore
All Sorts By Newton Newkirk
A fragmented column of light jabs and observations from Boston by Newton Newkirk. Jokes on Christmas talk Panama Canal musings weather and public life mix with local notes on trains ventilators and a dog-loving officer.
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Newton Newkirk
Observant Citizen and Holiday Tales Deck Boston's Streets
The Observant Citizen notes Max Henry Newman’s re election as president of the American Progressive League of South End youths meeting at the Young Men's Hebrew Association. A Yuletide show of a merry fakir and toy devices entertains crowds while birds forage in frozen slush. Lieutenant James J. Curry showcases his racing horsemanship with King Cole on the speedway, drawing cheers from bystanders. The piece hints at seasonal merriment and local quirks amid city life.
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Max Henry Newman
American Progressive League
South End
Young Men’s Hebrew Association
Bt Bkt
Kirk
James J. Curry
Police Department
King Cole
Curry
Leutenant
Boulevard
Speedway
Boston
Elopement Fails As Bankrupt Broker Scandal Unfolds
Elsie plans a seaside elopement with Harry DeCastle of DeCastle & Co. but a bankrupted firm headline shatters their romance. Her father reads of the brokerage house going under as DeCastle departs in his yacht, prophecying a forced departure from their social circle.
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Elsie
DeCastle
DeCastle & Co
Bradstreet’s
Linden-on-the-Lake
Adamson Brown
Wall Street
Harry DeCastle
New York
Father
Papa
House of Brown Bros
M LORED CHAMPAGNE TALKS ON LOVE AND SENTIMENT
A reader writes to M Lored Champagne seeking dating advice in the service era. The letter discusses locating a woman’s marriage status through relatives, cautions about waiting for her husband, and urges discreet inquiry while noting many eligible women exist.
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M.lored
Miss Champagne
Daily Post
Information Bureau
UN Directory
Dea
Eithess x
Alout
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