Post Boston Ad Rates and Notices February 1 1907
A 1907 Boston Post issue lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, with rates for one year, six months, and shorter terms. It provides office contact details at 259 Washington Street and phone numbers for business and editorial departments, plus payment and discontinuation notes.
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Post Publishing Co
Washington
Boston
Doacau Cave
Qaiwu
the Sunday Post
Police Court Immunity and Its Unfair Toll
The piece criticizes how police court convictions follow technical statute constructions and how district attorneys spare many by bypassing appeals to the Superior Court. It argues this practice harms citizens, creates doubt about offenses like stoner charges, and diminishes respect for the law.
Free Ports and the Shaw Idea in Concord Speech
The excerpt critiques Secretary Shaw's free port concept, suggesting a port near Boston would undercut domestic industry. It argues free-port benefits would hurt American builders and workers by allowing duty-free imports and cheaper foreign goods, challenging notions of fair play.
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Concord
Lis
Mr. Shaw
Boston
Havana
Mayor Takes Billboards Fight To Legislature
Mayor Fitzgerald orders removal of municipal billboard ads and withdraws acceptance of a billboard trust poster campaign. He seeks legislature power to levy prohibitive advertising taxes, urging support to end the city’s nightly nuisance and disfigurement.
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Fitzgerald
The
Post
Billboard Trust
Boston
Massachusetts Proposal to President and Congress on Reciprocity and Tariff
The Governor and Massachusetts Legislature urge immediate consideration of reciprocity and tariff revision. The piece argues Congress faces dissolution in four weeks and questions potential gains from such a démarche, asking what Washington would do with their letter amid stalled treaties and national needs.
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Congress
Massachusetts
Germany
Berlin
McKinley
Newfoundland
Washington
Governor Guild
Sunday Labor scrutiny by Suffolk district attorney
The district attorney for Suffolk County has intensified contempt for the Sunday law amid recent municipal and district court decisions. Critics say the action seems as if a farcical sequence of proceedings were orchestrated to control conduct under the law.
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Suffolk County
President Roosevelt Breaks Bread with Immigration Delegation
Max Mitchell led Boston immigration groups to a White House meeting with President Roosevelt on Wednesday. The President expressed interest in a paid commission to study immigration at home and abroad and praised immigrant contributions to American life.
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Max Mitchell
Boston
Washington
White House
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Federation of Jewish Societies of Massachusetts
John H. Dillon
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Joseph Santosuosso
The
Associated Italian Organization of Boston
Rabbi Charles Fleischer
Andrew A. Badaracco
Immigrant Italian’s League
All Sorts By Newton Newkirk
Column by Josh Inkslinger reports on notable happenings and local quirks with witty, brisk observations from the city desk. Sharp sketches of people, places, and recent chatter capture a snapshot of the community in a lively voice.
Thaw trial draws vast crowd as Evelyn Nesbit in spotlight
In New York the Thaw trial fills the courtroom and draws about 40 000 spectators turned away. Thaw debates insanity and unwritten law while Evelyn Nesbit Thaw attracts attention in court as juror selection expands with a new panel of 1000.
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Witzgerald
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Fitzgerald
Evelyn Nesbit
May Mckenzie
Evelyn
May
Justice Fitzgerald
Josh Inkslinger
Case
Guest at the Post Changes Focus for Billy and Gates
In a Civil War era scene at a night table Gates reveals a guest will arrive at the post a young widow named Christine Carden. Billy, homesick and ill, and the crew react as Gates confronts a possible romance with Christine while revealing a past confession and Billy becomes best man at a wedding weeks later.
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Fle
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Mr. Card
What the Sphinx Says Works While You Try to Sleep
A brief paragraph notes a neighbor's phono graph played at night. The item hints at a nocturnal disturbance and the Sphinx comment style reflects a skeptical or humorous view of quiet living.
Dakota Blizzards Return as Dakota Sees Freezing Temperatures
The Hydrographic Office notes an unusual quake directing the Gulf Stream to move, while Dakota endures a severe blizzard. Temperatures drop to three degrees below zero as wind speeds soar and farmers worry about safe onset of spring work.
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Dakota
SAYS DOG LAWS SUFFICE
GEORGE T. ANGELL argues against new dog control measures in a letter to the editor. He recalls crowded dog hearings at the State House and cites data on hydrophobia deaths and livestock impact, claiming existing laws suffice and proposing taxation or other considerations.
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State House
Boston
Massachusetts State Board of Health
Massachusetts
George T, Angell
Man Fights Wildcat at Edge of 200 Foot Drop
Walter Tupper and a feral wildcat battled in a forest near Great Barrington. The cat leaped at Tupper’s dog, killing the mastiff, then attacked Tupper. The pair tumbled 200 feet, Tupper landing atop the cat and choking it to death before help could intervene.
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Great Barrington
Walter Tupper
Tupper
Gyasticatus
Boston
Love and Sentiment Letter to Miss Champagne
A reader writes Mildred Champagne in Boston Post style confessing a past romance from Rutland three years ago. He describes a jilt, renewed heartbreak, and asks if the recipient is the girl with the initials R N M and pledges action if confirmed. He signs as Ww. G.
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Miss Champagne
Boston Post
Rutland
Ww. G
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