Post Publishing Co Daily December 26 1905 Boston
Daily publication notice from Post Publishing Co dated December 26 1905 lists subscription rates for horforefore six months and a year option. It details prices for various terms and instructs readers to send payments via checks drafts or money orders to the Boston office.
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Post Publishing Co
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Boston
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Sunday Post
Post Office
Post Publishing Company
The holiday season lingers with promised pleasures ahead
The article celebrates the post Christmas period as a time of extended festivity and anticipation. It notes reunions, social events, theatre attractions, shopping bargains, and relaxed discipline for youth, with hopeful skies, sparkling air, and bright starlight sustaining the season into the new year.
Russia faces strike or revolution risk amid unrest
The piece assesses Russia’s turmoil where a successful strike could trigger civil war or be crushed by troops. It notes limited outside information, weak planning by revolutionaries, and harsh government responses in Moscow and St. Petersburg, with loyalty of troops as the decisive factor.
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Russia
Moscow
St. Petersburg
Pensions for Workers on the Boston and Maine Railroad
The Boston and Maine railroad offers an old age pension plan for about 24 000 employees. Workers contribute 1 percent of wages to a retirement fund, the company matches with an equal amount. The plan aims to raise roughly $300 000 annually for investment and income.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Tthis Road
Cooperative Pension Plan Proposed for Civil Service
The text argues a pension scheme modeled on cooperative principles, suggesting it as an experiment worthy of consideration by public service reformers and pension agitators. It cites advantages over other large railroad schemes and invites wider discussion.
Federal control debate on life insurance regulation
Discussion in Congress spans six proposed bills to regulate life insurers under federal authority. Critics warn federal intrusion could override state sovereignty and disrupt existing state supervision.
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Congress
Ames
District of Columbia
Territories
Islands
Davis
Minnesota
Postmaster-General
Supreme Court
Dryden
New Jersey
New York
Distress in England Highlights London Working Poor Crisis
The piece contrasts England s hardship with American prosperity noting London s crowded metropolis and months of widespread suffering among the needy. It describes unemployed processions to St Paul s Cathedral, royal and government charity responses, and a hopeful view of relief in the United States.
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England
London
Cathedral of
St. Paul
London lecture analyzed as socialist remedy at Harvard Union
A reader highlights a Boston press summary of Jack London’s Harvard Union lecture for the Intercollegiate Socialist Society. The author asserts socialism replaces industrial competition with cooperation to more fairly share labor profits, and defends London's remarks as constructive and fact based rather than destructive.
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Boston
Jack London
Harvard
Harvard Union
Intercollegiate Socialist Society
Mabel Caldwell Willard
Taking the lid off John Moran in Boston tale
The piece satirically notes public fear of John Moran in Boston as prohibition fans debate top crusts and hidden drinks. It mocks lawmakers’ bans on screens and the notion of lifting lids on mince pies amid wary interior rooms.
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Boston
John Moran
Varied Readings of Jerome K Jerome Name Pronunciations
A light piece notes how Americans mispronounce Jerome K Jerome's name with playful inflections. It catalogs several mock pronunciations and concludes the humorist might not mind, viewing it as a testament to versatility.
What the Sphinx Says The Son of Rest Lent Rides Near
The line plays on sailors and religious duties with a playful headline. The fragment hints at a humorous or satirical item about Lent and family roles, suggesting a comic or whimsical note in the page.
Clerk’s Salary Request Sparks Firing in Fable
A fable shows a clerk asking half pay and being fired rather than accepting a reduced salary. Moral: half a loaf is as bad as no loaf. The Panama Canal editorializes for a sea level approach and warns against alternatives. Notice seats now selling for the water wagon.
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Panama Canal
A Gentle Start to Life Prompts Sobriety and Grin
A Los Angeles Express item urges readers to quit drinking and swearing, stop borrowing and begging, and adopt a positive outlook. It advocates overcoming a sour disposition by choosing a brighter attitude and a fresh start.
Manbeck Sued Over Kiss Claim In Pennsylvania
Miss Jennie Miller sues Monroe Manbeck for 1504 damages alleging he boasted of kissing her in the unlit parlor of her home. The case stems from public claims of an embrace and kisses involving the two in Mahano y City.
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Mahanoy City
Penn
Jennie Miller
Monroe Manbeck
Morales Gone Sparks Unrest Across Santo Domingo
Santo Domingo December 25 President Morales has left the city and his destination is unknown. The capital and surrounding country remain quiet but there is notable unrest and excitement over the unexpected departure of the president.
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Santo Domingo
Morales
Chicago Judge Murray Tuley Dies Overwork Strain
Judge Murray F. Tuley of Chicago died at Pennoyer Sanitarium in Kenosha. He had been ill since Oct 31 from nervous exhaustion caused by overwork. The death was reported in Milwaukee area dispatches dated December 25.
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Chicago
Milwausser
Wis
Murray F. Tuley
Pennoyer Sanitarium
Kenosha
Christmas in Cambridge Fragments of Civic Life and Charity
Observant Citizen notes charitable workers on curb in cold weather, a big post holiday dinner, and prosperity reports from a traveling salesman. East Cambridge forms a new improvement society. mayoral inauguration humor recounted. holiday booths close. Travellers' Club meetings and class dinner plans described. note on a Christmas gift to Peter Olson at South Boston yard.
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East Cambridge Improvement Society
University City
Cambridge
East Cambridge
St. John’s Literary Institute
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
South Boston
Peter Olson
Aubrey Falls
Olson
Michael Nee
Christmas Gifts Satisfy No One in Town Tale
In a dialogue from the New York Sun, Farmer Silas Brown and Mr. Liven Towne debate holiday gifts. They lament that beads, dresses, and engines satisfy no one, concluding people always want more. The exchange mocks changing tastes and perpetual dissatisfaction.
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Silas Brown
Cersed
Mr. Silas
Mysterious disappearance prompts citywide search
A baffling disappearance raises police and community alerts as officers coordinate a search, urging witnesses to contact authorities. No further details on the missing person or location are provided in the fragment.
Carrots the dog finds Christmas spirit and a home
A small brown dog named Carrots leaves the cold streets on Christmas Eve after sensing a crying girl and a kindhearted family. The dog bonds with a hungry girl, an injured paw heals in warmth and kindness, and Carrots returns home to share a Christmas feast with a white kitten. The tale ends with a renewal of mercy and goodwill.
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Carroll
Carrots
Miss Dorothy
Master Paul
Carrotl
Casey
Society Women Prepare Overseas Travel in Early February
Edith Andrew and Miss Johnston plan a year abroad via the Southern route with weeks in Italy. Eleanor J. Clark sails in January on the Amerika. Hon. T. Jefferson Coolidge to sail in February for an automobile tour and visit his granddaughter in London. Others in the group head south or recover from illnesses as season closes.
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Miss Johnston
Victoria
Europe
Miss Andrew
Italy
Eleanor J. Clark
Commonwealth Avenue
Amerika
Gardiner Martin Lane
Dana's Beach
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Marlboro Street
Morton Prince
Grippe
Advice on Love and Sentiment From Miss Champagne
A 24 year old man asks Miss Champagne for guidance about a beloved who seems to favor another man with a bad reputation. The columnist suggests sharing concerns with a trusted friend of the woman or, if proven, exposing the rival's character, framing it as disinterested concern for her happiness.
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Miss Champagne
Co. W. F
Seattle
San Francisco Chronicle
Philadelphia Inquirer
Advice to a Jealous Suitor Over Luck and Money
A letter from a man in Wellesley seeks guidance on a love triangle. He worries about another man with money while acknowledging his own good looks and limited finances. The response urges focus on earning money, a steady partnership, and showing unselfish support to win the girl.
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Heauty
Illness in Street Sends Charlestown Man to Relief Station
Frank H. Cobb aged 82 of 24 Lincoln street Charlestown became ill on Christmas day in front of 126 Main street Charlestown and was transported by police ambulance to the relief station for treatment yesterday.
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Main Street
Charlestown
Frank H. Cobb
Lincoln Street
The Gentlemen and Ladies A Hall of Fame Debate
A selection of opinions on why a women’s hall of fame should exist separately from men. The piece argues for honoring women in distinct memory, notes gendered statues alongside notable quotes, and includes related anecdotes about fashion and social expectations.
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