The Boston Post February 19 1907 subscription notice
Daily and Sunday subscription rates listed for Boston Post Publishing Co. including prices for 1 year six months and one month. Instructions on payment in advance and notice to notify if delivery fails. Editor and publisher B A Grozica listed with office contact details.
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Sunday Post
B.A. Grozica
The Tariff Question and Republican Signatures
The Guild petition to Congress signed by Republicans may front the issue at the State House this session. Any member can force it on the record regardless of Roosevelt’s reply, threatening to expose the matter publicly.
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Congress
State House
Mr. Roosevelt
Usurpation Charge Sparks Republican Clash On Immigration Power
Congressman McCall denounces granting presidential authority to remove immigrants at discretion while noting Congress may confer this power by law. He hints at aligning with strict constructionists now labeled Democrats, suggesting a future schism or reconciliation.
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McCall
Congress
Where Massachusetts Stands on Roosevelt's Special Session Reply
Governor Guild receives Roosevelt's reply to Massachusetts demand for immediate tariff revision. The response signals the issue is national in scope and Massachusetts cannot act alone. The piece notes Massachusetts has previously stood alone and compelled broader support from the conscience and intelligence of the nation.
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Roosevelt
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Massachusetts
Roosevelt to reply to McCall at Harvard Union event
The article notes expectations that President Roosevelt will respond to Congressman McCall's centralization speech at a Harvard Union visit. It highlights Roosevelt and McCall as highly regarded yet diametrically opposed figures and suggests a lively exchange would draw crowds at Harvard Stadium.
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Lincoln
New York
McCall
Harvard University
Insurance Vote Signals Strong Admin Control in Mutual Life Election
Early figures from the Mutual Life of New York election show the administration ticket with a hefty lead, surpassing two thirds of votes while the policyholders committee trails at about one third. The fusion ticket appears weak, as observers note a strong show of support for ongoing administration.
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Mutual Life of
New York
Reform urged by Armstrong law board of trustees
The board of trustees elected under the Armstrong law is described as men of standing and responsibility. The text argues that reform in administration depends on their faithfulness to the trust, noting the demonstration's moral impact but acknowledging potential ineffectiveness in management.
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Russia
Eilis
Worcester
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Coghlan
Derailment Warns on Electric Rail Safety Limits
A New York Central derailment at high speed on an electric line fades the promise of electric railroading with warnings of unseen dangers during transition. Investigators weigh construction flaws and excessive curve speed as likely causes while urging immediate adherence to safety lessons.
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New York Central Railroad
New York
Twelve Good Men The Thaw jury trial renews without feared break
The Thaw case resumed without the juror absence that threatened delay. Massachusetts voices defend the twelve good men and true standard, urging unanimity for felony verdicts and stressing the integrity of the jury system amid disruptions.
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New York
Walcott to star in Uncle Tom's Cabin
Joe Walcott the prizefighter known as The Black Demon says he plans to act as Uncle Tom in a touring company. He envisions making changes to the play including a boxing bout and lighter dramatic tone.
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Electric carriage the city to ban horses May first
The Observant Citizen notes that the largest local carriage firm will switch to electric power on May first, following months of poor street conditions. The piece also recounts a series of local items including a death notice, a corrected obituary for Robert Sutherland, a Roosevelt family visit planned for Groton, and assorted city news.
South Carolina Ends Dispensary System Adopted Massachusetts Model
The state’s 14 year old dispensary liquor system is repealed by local option law. Senator Tillman’s influence helped block reform earlier, but public opinion and experience led to its downfall. South Carolina shifts to a Massachusetts style framework with adjustments.
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United States
Tillman
Massachusetts
Sphinx Says and Misprint Woes At Rock Mountain Cyclone
In a lighthearted note the Bingville Bugle extends sympathies to the Rocky Mountain Cyclone editor while announcing publication woes. The Rocesay Mountain Cyclone opens amid missing letters and misprints forcing delayed issues and adjusted typography. A separate domestic worker joke about growing fingernails closes the piece with gentle humor.
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Puault
Unmuzzled Dogs of Massachusetts Mention Dr Peters
A columnist writes on behalf of unmuzzled dogs claiming rabies absence with muzzled dogs due to better dispositions than Dr Peters. The piece teases further remarks but withholds other comments out of respect for Dr Peters.
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Massachusetts
Winter Snow Harms Birds In Massachusetts Says Officials
Deep snow covers Massachusetts for days and game commissioners warn birds that winter here are dying by hundreds. Officials urge actions to protect wildlife and highlight the harsh season.
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Massachusetts
Fred
One in 90 Crazy Says Chicago Doctor
Dr Frank Billings head of the State Board of Corrections and Charities tells the City Club that in Cook county one in 90 residents is unstable and may be considered insane. He estimates 25 000 intermittent lunatics roam Chicago and notes Illinois has a sizable population predisposed to insanity needing medical care.
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Young Weller Displays Art in Cork Drawing
In London Tit Bits, Willings asserts the young artist Billings-Does shows artistic skill by drawing a cork. He confirms the subject is the cork, demonstrating a single notable artistic ability.
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Antiqued Truths in Ada Foster Murray Verse
A reflective poem muses on fate, memory, and the endless cycles of life. The speaker contemplates time’s depth, art’s origin, and the soul’s ties to common clay through vivid imagery of weaving, pottery, and shared human experience.
Song Breathed Into Air Upon Earth and Flight
A reflective verse contemplates a song sent into the air and its unseen journey, asking who can trace its path and destiny after release. The lines evoke mystery of art escaping to the world beyond sight and control.
Love and sentiment in a beauty and money dilemma
A young blonde eighteen year old writes for advice to Miss Champagne about choosing between two suitors. One earns nine dollars weekly and dates other girls. the other makes two dollars weekly but is not handsome. She asks whether good looks can buy groceries and if she truly loves either man.
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