Post Publishing Co Daily and Sunday Post rates
The December 25 1905 issue lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions. Rates show one year at 5.00, six months 1.50, three months 0.75, and one month 0.25. The notice notes second class mail status and cautions against sending cash with payments.
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Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Mass
the Sunday Post
Pont
Maia
Post Publishing Company
Merry Christmas Spirit Shines Across a Prosperous Nation
A Christmas message cites winter air and warm hearts as prosperity and public harmony uplift the nation. It speaks of full employment, living wages, and charitable aid for the less fortunate, urging acts of kindness in the spirit of the season and the teachings of the Master.
Trade with the East Shows Rapid U S Growth in China and Japan
Washington statistics show U S exports to China rising to about 50 million dollars and to Japan to around 46.5 million in the first ten months, up sharply from last year. China buys mainly cotton cloth and copper, while Japan imports raw cotton and electrical machinery, carriages, and flour.
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Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce
Washington
China
Japan
United States
Philippines
Porto Rico
Return of President McCall's Son From Paris Mission
The son of President John A. McCall of New York Life returns from Paris where he went on a mission to the absent legislative agent.
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John A. McCall
New York Life
Paris
Massachusetts Governor-Elect Curtis Guild Christmas Message
Governor-Elect Curtis Guild extols the nation’s Christmas spirit. He urges peace on earth and good will toward men, expressing gratitude for the season and the country’s blessings.
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Curtis Guild, Jr
The
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
John F. Fitzgerald
Boston
Europe
Restitution Drive Gathers Pace in New York Insurance Inquiry
Hamilton rekindles the mystery of a misused fund with Young Mc Call claiming a detailed statement from Hamilton will emerge soon. President McCall pledges to cover up to a quarter million if unsatisfied, with year end nearing. Officials foresee further suits to recover funds diverted from policyholders in other scandals, while McCurdys reportedly shift real estate and wealth to wives. The year’s end could bring a cleanup of the life insurance scandals in New York.
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Hamilton
McCall
McCurdys
New Jersey
New York
New Premier Campbell-Bannerman Opens Campaign With Cautious Stance
The new premier’s Albert Hall address disturbs Conservatives by its radical tone yet pleases some Liberal progressives. He pledges to subdue military power to civil authority, supports South Africa policy on Chinese coolies, and signals home rule for Ireland while promising to place Irish affairs in Irish hands when possible. The speech frames a cautious, issue driven campaign ahead of Parliament’s next session.
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Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Albert Hall
South Africa
Lord Curzon
Kitchener
India
Transvaal
Ireland
Royal Arcanum rate ruling sparks court appeal
Justice Gaynor voided the new Royal Arcanum rate schedule in Brooklyn claiming it altered contracts with members. The order plans to appeal to a higher court citing a Tennessee case where injunctions in such matters were dismissed. The piece argues rates must adjust practically to keep the society viable and avoid collapse.
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Gaynor
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
N. Y
Royal Arcanum
Clark
United States Circuit Court
Tennessee
Massachusetts
Benevolent Insurance Association
Child Reaches Out During Holiday Sharing Outside Store
An observant citizen recalls a touching moment from the holiday season outside a department store on Washington Street. A small child, hardly capable of words, offered a simple gesture that warmed bystanders.
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Washington Street
First Christmas Day Readings From Ancient English Bible
The article presents a fourteenth century style Gospel extract from Tyndall's Bible describing the Nativity in Bethlehem. It recounts the shepherds in the fields, the angels announcing the birth of Christ the Lord, and the sign of the swaddled child in a manger with a heavenly chorus praising God and peace on earth.
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Eame
Felde
David
Christ the Lord
Bethlehem
The First Christmas As Told By St Luke
Narrative of the Nativity from Luke's Gospel detailing Caesar Augustus decree Joseph and Mary’s travel to Bethlehem the manger birth of Jesus shepherds visit angels praise and the shepherds finding the holy family in the manger.
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St. Luke
Luke
Caesar Augustus
Cyrenius
Syria
Joseph
Galilee
Nazareth
Judea
David
Bethlehem
Mary
It Came Upon the Midnight Clear Poem
A full text of the Christmas carol It Came Upon the Midnight Clear by Edmund H Sears is presented, tracing the angels song of peace and the world’s longing for harmony. The poem contrasts ancient heavenly music with human strife and ends with hope for a future age of peace.
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Edmund H. Sears
In the Manger at Bethlehem Poem by Frances Bartlett
A devotional poem narrates Mary’s intimate view of the Nativity. It blends reverent imagery of the infant Jesus with personal longing and divine love as three kings approach at dawn to honor the newborn. The speaker reflects on fear, devotion, and the sacred mother child bond.
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Frances Bartlett
Herod
Christmas table dreams and a helping hand
A mother lifts her four year old to drop a coin in a Salvation Army box, prompting thanks from a lassie with a red cape. Pigs overshadow turkey as holiday meals rise in suburbia while a toy shop moment ends with a stranger buying a doll for a girl who cannot afford one.
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Salvation Army
Tommy Atkins
Donnie
Jennie
Christmas Scene At Bowdoin Square And Frog Pond
A local observer recalls Christmas warmth as strangers reward a doll and children flock to skate at the frog pond. In Bowdoin square two youths Johnny and Tim eye displays at a restaurant while pondering turkey and a pie as they wait for holiday treats.
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Bowdoin Square
Johnny
Tim
Comparative Table of Talents and Panama Canal Debate
A spoof column by Newton Newkirk surveys a stacked ladder of theft terms and calls for serious public debate on the Panama Canal. It also riffs on school table lessons, local tidbits, and a quip about calendars from insurers, concluding with a dig at New York calendars and industry arrogance.
Telephone Heart Disease Emerges From Call Center Frenzy
A man suffers a breakdown after repeated busy signals during a chaotic phone exchange. Experts diagnose the case as telephone heart, a sensational new ailment linked to overlong ringing and misdialed lines.
Greetings to Labor Extended by President Joyce of C L U
Martin J. Joyce president of the Central Labor Union extends warm regards to the laboring class. He expresses hope that working conditions for daily sustenance improve and wishes all the best on the occasion.
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Joyce
Martin J. Joyce
Central Labor Union
Miggs Leads a Christmas Delegation to the Church Tree
Six boys in Miggs alley plan a delegation to obtain Christmas gifts after hearing a plea from a church window. Miggs, 19, dresses as a delegate and delivers a short speech that wins aid. Presents are delivered to their alley, and the waifs discover the joy of Christmas.
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Miggs
Work
Snips
Migges
Dickey
Santa Claus
Migues
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Kbs
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Natick
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Dorchester
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Sphinx
Panama Canal
Canal Commission
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South America
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Brown
Jones
Tielo
Gwan
Tordan Marsh Co
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Susie Ethel Hodge
Rutland
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