Boston Post 1913 subscription rates and masthead notice
The Boston Post announces subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, lists prices for 1 year six months and shorter terms, rates for Canada and foreign copies, and a notice about postage, payment, and editor contact. Editorial offices listed at 259 Washington St Boston with staff lines and publisher Be A. Grozier.
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Boston Post Houses Largest Press Plant in New England
Robert Hoe of R Hoe and Company touts the Boston Post as possessing the largest newspaper printing plant in New England and the world, highlighting the scale of its equipment and capabilities.
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Boston Post
New England
Robert Hoe
R. Hoe & Co
Forty Two Good Years Civil War Vet Langlan Retires
Thomas Langlan, a Civil War veteran, ends 42 years as an agent for the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in Boston. He thwarted suffering, promoted mercy, and taught humanity, earning a lasting place in the animals' Valhalla.
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Thomas Langlan
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Protect the Forests Tax Reform Urged by Legislature
Voters approved a constitutional amendment at the last state election allowing a different forest land tax system from general real estate. A legislative resolution names a special commission to study and report on the subject. Critics say current forest taxation discourages timber growth and encourages early cutting.
A Good Asset Courtesy as a Key Railway Asset
General Superintendent Ray urges Boston and Maine train crews to maintain utmost politeness, noting that courteous conduct by train men and station agents is the visible face of the railroad to the public. He stresses that good manners complement a solid road-bed and rolling stock as a top asset.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Ray
Italy’s 364 schools aid Italian emigrants
While Congress debates a literacy test for immigration the Italian government has established 364 schools to teach reading writing and arithmetic to intending emigrants. Most are in southern provinces where illiteracy remains high and the new law will keep fewer Italians out. Italians who come here are described as good and worthy citizens and workers in many fields.
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United States
Italy
Wilson vents at reporters over cabinet selections
In Trenton President-elect Wilson scolded newspaper men for asking about cabinet choices. He said he would not reveal information to amuse the press, stressing he will pick his cabinet for the people in his own way.
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Wilson
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Cabinet publicity and public interest in appointments
The speaker argues cabinets should reflect the people of the United States and be openly discussed. He notes presidents have historically publicized cabinet intentions early, and cites Governor Wilson as a historian who understands this precedent.
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United States
Wilson
What the tax will do and promised income tax plan
The piece argues the income tax will become constitutional and, if enacted by the next Congress, impose a 1 percent levy to raise about 70 million dollars. It claims the tax will equalize burdens, offset tariff revenue losses on basics, and curb government spending through closer citizen scrutiny. It urges prompt passage as wise and patriotic.
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Congress
Supreme Court
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Hull
Turkey’s Desperate Chance Amid Balkan War Talks Fail
In the Balkans, Turks face renewed pressure as powers push harder terms after failed London talks. Despite armistice gains, Turkish defenses seem unlikely to hold against sharp Balkan offensives. The article weighs the odds, noting Turkish valor yet fatalism and the looming threat to Constantinople.
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Subsidizing the New England press sparks debate
Walter A Langshaw of Dartmouth and Bristol mills argues big firms would subsidize the press if needed. Some editors resist as unconstitutional and not for sale, exposing a clash over government or corporate funding in New England journalism.
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Lighthouse and Hospital Plan for Titanic Site Clash
The piece weighs lighthouse versus a hospital ship for Titanic disaster memorials. Dr Ira S Wile argues funds could back a distinctively American hospital ship for coast fishing fleet accidents. The article hints at supporting both ideas if money allows.
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New York Board of Education
All Sorts by Newton Newkirk by Phil Phosphate
A quirky dialogue unfolds as Percy Bore voices a wish to live while the silent twain at the door responds. The scene blends whimsy and nature, with budding trees leaving and clouds threatening thunder as a symbolic clash of desires and weather.
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Percy Bore
Dover Poultry Show Highlights Local Entrants and Oddities
Report from Somersworth New York Free Press notes Dover residents among show entries Herbert Coffin Buff Plymouth Rock Fred Prue White Leghorn Tom Sharp White Cochin Bantam W W Brooks Buff Wyandotte E G Chapman 8 Co R I Red A H Chase Buff Orpington Co tL Fall S CGC White Leghorn Commentary ponders age of 75 year old hens offered for sale and reflects on sentiment toward aging poultry relics.
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Wanted a Safe Horse For Meat Wagon Ad Invites Cruelty Debate
Reader letter from Worcester Telegram questions a 1200 pound meat wagon ad seeking a horse "safe to leave without hitching" and ponders risk to animals. Satirical notes on a Washington mansion with 30 bathrooms and a humorous hog pig sale reference follow, critiquing sensational ads and consumer vanity.
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Worcester
Song of Wedlock Inspiration Ditties by Daly
TM DALY DITTY presents a nostalgic lyric from 1913 about a weary writer saying good night as candlelight fades. The verse recalls warm summer memories that linger in a darkened house and on tired hands seeking cheer through song.
President Taft Hosts Army and Navy Reception
President and Mrs. Taft hosted a White House reception climaxing the Taft era. About 2200 naval and army officers stationed in Washington were invited, with nearly 1000 senators House members and civilians in attendance.
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Taft
Navy
Army
White House
Cardinal Nagl Dies in Vienna
Cardinal Franz X. Nagl archbishop of Vienna died in Vienna on February 4. He was created cardinal at the consistory on November 27, 1911 and received his red hat from the Pope in December 1912.
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Austria
Franz X. Nagl
Harriet Lane and the White House a Golden Era Hostess
Harriet Lane, niece of President Buchanan, presided as White House hostess during four years of social brilliance. Her receptions and the Japanese embassy visit marked new diplomatic heights while the Prince of Wales visited Washington. She later married Henry Johnston and lived to attend Edward VII's coronation in 1902.
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Observant Citizen Notes Boston Leaders and Local Doings
Observations from the Boston area cover J Sumner Draper as head of a real estate exchange board and his nationwide scope, Harvard alumni losses, a Charlestown High School departure, redistricting in Suffolk County affecting medical examiners, Professor Dallas Lore Sharp on farming at Boston University, survivor notes of Peter Norton linked to the Cumberland, a new baby for Herbert and Minnie Herbert, and local views on suffrage and politics including Weeks selecting Bourne’s seat and militia parade rivalries.
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Former Captain of Lancers Is Buried
The funeral of Captain George Proctor, former commander of Troop A, Boston Lancers, was held yesterday afternoon from 618 East Broadway South Boston. The Rev. William H. Ryder of Gloucester chaplain of Troop A officiated, assisted by the Rev. Frederick B. Richards of Phillips Congregational Church South Boston.
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Not the Right Way Habitual Customer Barber Exchange
A barber complains that a hair restorer caused excessive hair loss while a habitual customer blames overapplication. The barber replies that too much product may have made the hair come out rather than half as intended.
Sisters Acquire Amory Grove in Roxbury for Notre Dame Recreation
Old Amory Grove, a Roxbury landmark used as a picnic ground since 1868, was sold to the Notre Dame Convent sisters of Roxbury. They will develop grounds for girl students with tennis courts, golf links, croquet, an outdoor and indoor gym, and locker buildings. The site has historic ties to pugilists, ward politicians, and visiting public figures, once hosting exhibitions and retreats amid its German tavern setting.
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Sisters of the Notre Dame
Sisters of Notre Dame
John S. Sullivan
Boston
Federal employees to be witnesses in 1912 inquiry
Washington Feb. 4 Federal officeholders and employees who have been solicited to contribute to national campaign funds are to be summoned as witnesses by the Senate campaign expenditures committee when it opens its investigation into the campaign expenses of the general election of 1912.
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Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Beginning of Woman Suffrage Debate
A dialogue shows a suffrage advocate asserting women have always been the prime factor in the world while a politician minimizes by saying in the beginning woman was only a side issue.
Hale Dental Co. Ad Promises Best Dentistry at Low Prices
An advertisement for Hale Dental Co. at 427 Washington St opposite VFilene's touts best dentistry at popular prices with a written guarantee refund if unsatisfied. Offers include metal plates half price, broken set repair in 8 hours for $1, porcelain and gold inlays from $2, and painless extractions at 50 cents.
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Governor Haines Hosts Biennial Reception in Augusta
Gov Haines and legislative leaders greet attendees at the State House reception as citizens from across Missouri arrive. The Governor and spouses meet guests in the governor's office and council chamber, followed by a citizens’ hall gathering at City Hall in Augusta.
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Massachusetts wins site for Panama-Pacific Exposition pavilion
Massachusetts claimed the site for its 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition pavilion in San Francisco. Miss Caroline Hughes, 11, daughter of Bishop Edwin H. Hughes, raised the state flag to mark the selection on February 4.
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Caroline Hughes
Edwin H. Hughes
No Battleships Delegation Seeks Naval Policy Caucus
Washington Feb 4 Members of the House opposing a big navy gathered enough signatures on a petition to call a Democratic caucus on how many battleships should be authorized this year. The effort centers on the slogan No Battleships. The move aims to press for limits in the naval program.
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