Boston Post subscription rates and contact details
The Boston Post lists daily and Sunday subscription prices and terms including daily rates of $3.00 yearly, six months, and three months, plus Sunday rate options. It provides editorial and business office contact numbers and addresses in Boston and New York, and notes advance payment and discontinuation on expiration.
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E. A. Grozier
Anxious Time as Teddy Roosevelt Fights Illness
The nation expresses anxious sympathy for young Teddy Roosevelt as a fierce illness jeopardizes his health. Despite his father's high office, empathy rises from shared parental fear, with Americans praying for relief and strength for the Roosevelt family in this trying Massachusetts hospital crisis.
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Teddy Roosevelt
United States
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Roosevelt
Opposed Salary Increases for Congress Under 1873 Legislation
The editorial argues against raising congressional pay citing the 1873 salary grab and a bill by Senator Hoar. It urges increasing wages for low earners first, linking high salaries to higher living costs, and calls for tariff reform to ease prices. It notes labor wants higher real wages, not larger salaries for lawmakers.
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Congress
Senator Hoar
Congressman Babcock
Resignation urged for Boston school committee chair
The Boston school committee meeting tonight presents Frank Vogel with a chance to resign as chairman of the text book committee. Critics say he should have quit after revealing his business ties with publishing houses seeking favors. Vogel claims he will not resign under fire, a stance the paper says may be self important.
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Boston
Frank Vogel
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Public School Policy Demands Vogel’s Removal
The piece argues Vogel shares no blame in private affairs and is solely a public policy issue. It states the Public School Association must remove him if he cannot resign, warning the community regards his election as a mistake and predicts his imminent ouster. It questions his self image and chances for staying on the committee.
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Public School Association
Napoleon
Newton Newkirk
Boston Budget Waste Revealed by City Expenditures Report
An expert accountant hired by Mayor Collins exposes Boston’s per capita spending as the highest among comparably sized cities, showing city departments cost about 1.5 times the average. He argues past internal statistics failed to address real administrative waste and calls for corrective action by the Democratic administration.
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Collins
Boston
Department of Statistics
Ward 7
Statistics Department
Boston Letters Reflect Local Life and Notable Encounters
A Boston writer notes Governor Crane's long hours and social routine, shares a street scene of boys bargaining for a penny, and recalls perils of amateur plumbing. The column also mentions labor leader George F. NcNeill, artist Edmund H. Garrett, Somerville's Tronverables census, a wedding in the Philippines, spring signs, a cab crash, Captain Hobson’s honorary Society, debutantes feats, Boston health vaccination data, and Knowlton's legal work.
Paterson Fire Shows Need for Stricter Building Laws
The Paterson N J conflagration joins recent urban blazes in highlighting weaknesses in building methods. While losses lag Waterbury and Jacksonville, the fire threatens insurers and local economies, yet offers hope for improved construction and resilient recovery driven by community self reliance.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Waterbury
Boston
Notable Boston Notes on Travel Skating and State House News
The Observant Citizen reports Mrs. Charles Mackay sails to the Mediterranean for health and pleasure, accompanied by her father the novelist Linn Boyd Porter. It notes a rumor about Ben Hur tickets and ends with State House activity, crowds, and Postmaster Beatty’s winter accident.
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Colonial Theatre
Boston
Beatty
State House
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Airplanes of Fame and the Biography of Napoleon Bonaparte
A compact biographical sketch tracing Napoleon Bonaparte from his Corsica birth on August 15 1769 to his rise as a military leader. The piece comments on credit and critique of his legacy with a personal, contemporaneous voice.
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Charles Bonaparte
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Ajaecio
Corsica
Napoleon Bonaparte A Brief Public History Recalled
Newton Newkirk presents a condensed, humorous survey of Napoleon Bonaparte from his youth to Waterloo and exile. The piece covers early military interests, marriage to Josephine, rise to emperor, plunder rhetoric, Waterloo defeat, and the exile to Saint Helena with a dismissive tone about sources.
Adirondack Pancakes from Post's Illustrated Menu
Adirondack pancakes are large, buttered and rolled with jelly served hot. Beat egg whites to stiff peaks then yolks with milk salt and flour, add baking powder, fold in whites, cook on hot greased iron or soapstone, flipping when bubbles form. Serve with butter and maple syrup. ALICS EK WHITAKER
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Alics EK Whitaker
Randall Marries Elsie After Pigs Block Parade
Randall Marshall, recently enlisted, returns in uniform to bid the Carltons farewell. A pig chaos at the marching troops leads to a playful, fate‑driven proposal to Elsie Carlton, who accepts. The couple plans to wed as he begins service with Uncle Sam.
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George
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Governor Crane Pushes Bills to Trim State Agencies
A legislative drive endorsed by Governor Crane aims to abolish or consolidate several commissions saving about 30000 for the state. Actions include dissolving the pension agent and fire marshal offices and consolidating with state police and other departments.
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Crane
House
Senate
Military Affairs and Public Service
Pension Agent Office
State Aid Department
Hastings
Parsons
Pension Office
Ways and Means
Cattle Commissioners’ Department
Committee On Banks and Banking
Savings Bank
National Bank, Trust Company
Bank of Discount
National Bank
Minstrel Show Benefiting Holy Trinity Parish School
The German Catholic Casino Club with Holy Trinity Church choir staged a minstrel night at Casino Hall on Shawmut Avenue. An audience of about 1500 filled the venue before curtain. Interlocutor John Hucksam led the program featuring frambos Miss Carrie Hasenfuss Frank Swift Gus Kamp and bones Miss Theresa Kamp J F Knecht John Rein. Musical director Joseph L Ecker and stage manager Edward L Stoecker organized the event followed by the comedy Lieder siche W Leute performed by a listed cast.
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Eoward L. Stoecker
George Mischler
R. Kirchgaessner
H. Fickers
J. Korman
Anton Freier
Henry Martus
Henry Bernard
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