Boston Post February 25 1910 edition details and rates
The Boston Post issue from February 25 1910 lists circulation, pricing, and office contacts. It notes subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, Foreign and Canadian per copy pricing, and advance payment requirements. Publisher E A Grozier is named as editor and publisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Publishing Co
Webruary
Washington St
Boston
Mass
Boston Sunday Post
Boston Daily Post
Tibet’s Fall Marks End of Forbidden Land Era
The entry of a Chinese army into Lhasa and Dalai Lama’s flight to India signal conclusion of Tibet’s isolation. Britain withdraws support as Tibetans face long history of mistreatment of outsiders. The piece argues civilization and freedom advance, predicting global enlightenment will spread as Tibet falls.
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Lhasa
Dalai Lama
India
Great Britain
Tibet
Forbidden Land
Taft criticism and a bank bookkeeper theft examined
A Newark audience hears Taft defend his administration amid press criticism while Ballinger Knox and tariff debates draw heat on advisers. The Cambridge National City Bank bookkeeper Coleman vanishes with about 144000 dollars. He earned 12 dollars weekly and used company funds for luxuries, exposing systemic negligence from bank directors and officials.
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Taft
Newark
Ballinger
Knox
Wilson
Aldrich
George W. Coleman
National City Bank of
Cambridge
United States
National Finance
Coleman
Coal lands in Alaska spark calls to halt giveaways
The Morgan Guggenheim syndicate faces scrutiny as testimony on Alaska coal lands shifts from millions to billions. A witness cites Bering River fields valued at 900 million gross with 700 million to develop and 200 million profit, and Matanuska fields rivaling that value. Critics urge stopping gift-like grants and support Beveridge's bill to withdraw coal lands and lease on royalty.
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Morgan- Guggenheim Syndicate
Alaska
Congress
Credit Mobilier
Bering River
Matanuska
Cook Inlet
Berin River
United States
Beveridge
Taft and coal lands offer chance to win public favor
The passage argues that President Taft faces a pivotal moment to address coal lands issues and restore public trust. It warns that neglect would invite strong disapproval as the nation seeks revenue and order, framing the choice as a test of his administration.
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Taft
Indictment of Milk Exchange Members Sparks National Probe
The New York indictments charge Consoli dated Milk Exchange members with conspiring to raise wholesale milk prices. Conviction carries up to one year in prison and fines up to 5000 per case, plus corporate fines for the trust. The article frames the move as a broader revolt against a perceived milk monopoly and its impact on households, especially poor communities.
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New York
Consolidated Milk Exchange
Trust
New Jersey
Railroads press for square deal on mail charges
The railroads raise a pamphlet calling for fairness after claiming an $8.5 million annual cut in mail transport pay from 1906 to 1907. They argue for transparency by asking how much they charge express firms to move 1000 pounds 1000 miles versus the government rate for the same service. Will they disclose the numbers?
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United States
All Sorts by Newton Newkirk and Others
The poem lists Newton Newkirk and Can Wheeler as a cattle boat captain who works hard and steers the ship. Bill Throttle is a railroad man who studies and trains his mind. Josh Simpkins is a town constable who walks a beat but never hears a walk, ending with a quip about wisdom.
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Can
Wheeler
Bill Throttle
Boston Transcript
Josh Simpkins
Josh
Franklin Park
Roxbury
Interview with Abdul Hamid in exile at Constantinople
Jeremiah Pennwhizz recounts a portly, humorous chat with Abdul Hamid ex Sultan of Turkey. The interview recalls his fall from power, his large harem, and his lonely retirement near Constantinople. Hamid laments missing his wives and cooks, noting he now subsists on quick meals.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Abdul Hamid
Morocco
Jeremiah Pennwhizz
Correne
Jeremiah
Suler
Thone
Goss
Cocktails Paint the Future in Rosy Tints
A reflective column notes that fashionable drinks promise bright tomorrows, yet warns those hues may fade. The piece surveys social trends, consumer hopes, and the allure of chic parlors shaping daily life.
Right in the Profession Gunner and Guyer discuss macabre airship Stage
Dramatic star MacHamm builds an airship named The Stage. The exchange notes its odd name and explains the craft has wings and flies.
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Gunner
MacHamm
Guyer
Schooldays Secret to Sit at the Desk by the Stove
A short nostalgic verse recalls school days and a clever desk position near the stove. The speaker notes they were not dunces and hints at a mischievous line about a chair at the end of the row.
A Little Winter Journey to Sunnier Climes
Palm Beach is described as the foremost winter resort in the United States and perhaps the world. The narrow 22 mile long strip offers perfect climate, lush lawns, palm lined paths, villas, and views of Lake Worth and the ocean. The resort boasts fishing at Lake Worth and offshore, top golf links, a casino, bathing pool, and hotels, painting a tropical paradise for tourists of all ages.
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Palm Beach
United States
Santa Lucia
Lake Worth
Joseph Jefferson
Izaak Walton
Ocean
Globe Notes on Porter Voyage and Civic Musings
The Brookline traveler Linn B. Porter departs New York aboard the Alleghany to explore Hayti and San Domingo, planning a return next spring. The column also recalls anecdotes from a Boston Opera House tale, a Harvard Hackett article on cotton spinning, postal savings banks debate, park pheasants in Franklin Park, and local civic chatter including a Revere Bachelor Club memorial and a Glover will contest anecdote.
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Linn B. Porter
Brookline
New York
Alleghany
Hayti
San Domingo
West Indian
Among the Churches of Greater Boston
Activities across Boston include a nationwide Easter outreach by the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis aimed at enlisting 215000 churches to reach 3 million churchgoers with health gospel sermons on April 24. Local church events feature sermons, meetings, and public talks with various pastors and denominations.
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The
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
United States
Sorrel colt and the lesson of a plowed life
A verse from Walt Mason portrays a lively sorrel colt racing around a haystack while older horses ignore it. The speaker imagines a grimmer fate if the colt faced harsh work and punishment, noting horses do not counsel or scold, allowing the colt to run and play.
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Walt Mason
George Matthew Adams
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Path Yong Osorp
Sunday Post
Canada
Atice
Beaton
Post Publishing Company
Matin
E. A. Grozier
Boston Daily and
MR. Taft
Newton Newkirk
Chicago Post
Sphinx
Pennwhizz
Florida
Ralm
E. Blieller
Watertown
Signor Constantine
Boston Opera House
Boyiston Street
Leon Abbott Hackett
Harvard S. B
Harvard
Hackett
Dwight Cotton Mills
Chicopee
Manchester
England
Everett Cotton Mills
Lawrence
Tet
Touisburg Square
Lot
Massachusetts
Bachelor Club of
Revere
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad
Carroll Davis
Beach Street
Davis
Aberroth
Gresham
Washington
City Hall Avenue
Jack Fox
Night Squad
Floor Squad
Revere Street
Roscoe Walsworth
Walsworth
Joseph Vesce
Michele Rizzo
Americo A. Bragi
Glover
John J. Scott
Charles J. McIntire
Scott
East Cambridge Probate
Greater Boston
Medford
Hillside Universalist Chuch
Bingville
Harrie R. Chamberlain
Immanuel Baptist Church
Newton
Woman’s Auxiliary
Unitarian Club of
Wellesley
W. R. Ramsey
Unitarian Church of
Wellesley Hills
Elm Hill Men's League of
J. H. Woodsum
Harvard Street Baptist Church
Beatrice
George A. Gordon
Old South Church
Council of Women For Home Mission
Park Street
Allen A. Stockdale
Union Church
Tremont Temple
Henry Clay Risner
Tyler
Tex
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Arthur Gordon
Atlanta
Dudley Street Co
Iba7rogers Bros
Meriden
Sorrell
Walt
Mark Tovain
Rothskeller
Macullar Parker
Washington Street
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