Subscription rates and mailing terms for The Sunday Post
The notice lists daily and Sunday Post subscription rates, including one year at 3.00, six months at 1.50, three months at 1.00, and monthly at 0.25 for the daily, with The Sunday Post at 2.50 yearly and 1.25 for six months. It notes second class matter status in Boston and warns not to send cash, with payments via checks, drafts, or money orders to POST PUBLISHING COMPANY.
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Mass
Post Publishing Company
Post Newspaper Subscriber Notice
Subscriptions must be prepaid and will be discontinued without further motion on expiration. If you cannot obtain the Post regularly from your newsdealer or newsboy notify us by postal at once. L A Grozier Editor and Publisher.
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L.A. Grozier
Boston Franchises Clash Over Telephone Permit Authority
The city debates the validity of a new telephone franchise as the Mayor halts street digging and wiring permits. The corporation counsel questions legality. courts must decide the aldermen’s grant. A referendum proposal may await the Legislature’s action.
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Corporation Counsel
Boston
Taft and Others Poised for 1908 Republican Nomination
The article notes Secretary Taft declines to seek the nomination yet leaves open the possibility if offered. It highlights interest from Foraker Fairbanks and Cannon as convention prospects loom in months ahead. It argues that 1908 hopes rely on Roosevelt’s successor not matching his imprint.
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Taft
Foraker
Fairbanks
Cannon
Theodore Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelts
Blue Sunday Police Target 1200 People Over Sunday Law
Police gathered names and addresses of about 1200 individuals to summon for Sunday law violations. The column questions enforcement zeal, noting Commissioner O'Meara acted under pressure from District Attorney Moran and urging practical, evenly applied law enforcement across all offenses. It argues selective policing risks larger crimes.
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O'Meara
Moran
Suffolk County
United States Mail
Jatibe
Board of Police
Ile
Iris
Paris Matin reports promise of eternal life via artery revival
An eminent member of the French Academy of Sciences discusses a potential method to prolong life by reviving arteries through electrical treatment. He argues most deaths come from arterial sclerosis and that restoring arterial elasticity could restore vitality and youth, challenging the idea of aging.
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Paris
French Academy of Sciences
Academ
Uncomfortable Predictions Of Universal Use Crowded World
A fragment questions the impact if a certain idea or device becomes universal. It imagines a densely populated future and the social strain of widespread adoption, highlighting concerns about space and comfort in daily life.
Dramatic Art of Sothern and Marlowe Praised
The article lauds KE H Sothern and Julia Marlowe for their enduring stage artistry. It notes their partnership produces solid literary merit and meets public taste while expanding American drama with cosmopolitan preferences.
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KE. H. Sothern
Julia Marlowe
Mr. Sothern
Miss Marlowe
Anna Gould Lives Like Hermit in Huge Paris Palace
Paris December 30 9. Count Boni de Castellane struggles to hold social rank after divorce while his former wife Mme Gould lives in seclusion in a large marble palace. Her routine includes a daily Bois de Boulogne ride and frequent veil wearing with two liveried attendants in her gray automobile.
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Paris
Count Boni de Castellane
Mme. Gould
Bois de Boulogne
Frrance
Dinner and speech by Williams on Jackson Day
Jackson Day in New Slaven on January 8 will feature a dollar dinner and a speech by George Fred Williams. The New England Democratic Progressive League, formed in Boston, plans to organize elites in each voting district. Aleck Troup of New Slaven is president. Williams chairs the executive committee preparing the constitution and laws.
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George Freda Williams
New England Democratic Progressive League
Democrats
New England
League
Boston
Aleck Troup
George Fred Williams
Rockland Pastor Resigns for European Tour
The Rev. William R. Lord, pastor of the Unitarian Church for four years and a noted ornithologist, resigns to visit Europe for a rest.
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Rockland
William R. Lord
Unitarian Church
Europe
Arguments For And Against Two Telephones In A Lively Debate
Newton Newkirk presents humorous arguments for having two telephones. Proponents say it doubles reach and keeps lines from busy, while opponents warn of tangled wires and higher costs. The piece contrasts playful fantasies with practical drawbacks.
Taft for President praised as great public figure in Boston notes
The Observant Citizen admires William Taft calling him a self made leader with strong size and potential as president. It notes Taft may face White House doors and even jokes about movers and piano sections. Other items include a birthday stag party for William Massen and local social notes in Boston.
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Bill Taft
Bill
Jim
Doc Osler
Hen W. Longfellow
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Annual Swear Off Blank for 1907 Readies for New Year
A 1907 pledge lists resolutions to curtail drinking gambling and smoking with humorous rules and social references. The document, dated January 1 1907, includes self restrictions on cocktails hours water usage and personal conduct with family and neighbors.
Bourke Cockran Stay Moves to Tangier
Mr and Mrs Bourke Cockran have left Algeciras for Tangier and are staying at the Gecil Hotel They abandoned plans for Cadiz and will sail back to Algeciras tomorrow
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Tangier
Gibraltar
Bourke Cockray
Algeciras
Gecil Hotel
Cadiz
Awakening of Charley and Jane in the Elm Yard
Charley plans to propose to Jane but remains silent as Violet and Ned’s cousin Violet stirs jealousy. Jane, though plain, captivates with her eyes while Violet uses flirtation to inflame rivalries. A mistaken letter from Violet's bins reveals a Frank past, redefining Charley’s view as he rereads and rejects a history of affection. Jane and Charley reunite, ending with a warm embrace and future plans.
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Jane
Ned Burley
Violet
Chicago
Tall Nicolet
Ainly
New York
Minnie
Beeman’s Chewing Gum Heiress Dies In Probate
The will of Dr. Erwin F Beeman of chewing gum fame is admitted to probate in Cleveland. The estate is estimated at $254000 and Beeman was reputedly a multi millionaire.
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Cleveland, O
Eewin Fr. Beeman
Chewing Gum
Mildred Champagne Discusses Love and Sentiment
Dear Miss Champagne asks how to handle a long fraught romance with a mature woman near Boston. The writer wants advice after repeated missed meetings and family opposition. advice urges giving her one final chance and a clear, immediate decision.
Dear Miss Champagne Advice to a Cautious Suitor
A young woman seeks guidance on pursuing a man who keeps company with another friend. The adviser urges frankness about being unsure of his availability and stresses a man of honor will not pursue two women. The letter extols scruples, ethics, and the value of selectivity in marriage or long‑term commitment.
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Miss Champagne
Boston
M. M
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