The Sunday Post Subscription Rates and Policies
Daily one year six months and three months rates listed for the Sunday Post with a note that subscriptions must be prepaid and will be discontinued at expiration if not renewed. Payment instructions include checks drafts and money orders payable to the Post Publishing Company with editor and publisher BE A Grozier.
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Back to Solid Ground After Treasury Funds Return
The Treasury Secretary calls banks to return about 35 million dollars of government funds deposited in December. The panic tide recedes as money in major cities proves ample for moderate contraction. The era shifts from high demand to reluctance for large new ventures. The country settles back on solid ground.
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Mayor Hibbard urges referendum on Boston bill before committee
Mayor Hibbard urged attaching a referendum to his city bill during a legislative committee hearing. Speaking at a Bromfield Church conference, he said the time has come to depend on individuals as well as the system and proposed sending the measure to voters for acceptance before it becomes operative.
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Bromfield
Taft boomers move in Massachusetts amid open debate
Open discussion about Taft supporters moves in Massachusetts shows confidence or doubt. Secretary Taft will speak to the Young Men's Christian Association in Springfield on Monday and to the Republican Club in Boston on Tuesday. Funds are abundant as President Cobb of the Taft League notes supporters in Massachusetts cover necessities. The surface anti Taft sentiment among Massachusetts Republicans remains subdued.
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Springfield
Republican Club
Boston
Cobb
Taft League
Massachusetts
The Chinese Loot in China Auction Sale Profits Heirs
The sale of Edwin H. Conger’s collected articles after Pekin’s sack earned over 37000 for his heirs. The Times rebukes the U S government as a receiver of stolen goods, noting Conger bought the items from thieves and sold at auction taints his conduct.
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China
Edwin H. Conger
Pekin
London Times
India
Greece
Conger
City Council Panel Opens Review Of Annual Budget Bill
It is intimated that when the committee on appropriations of the City Council takes up the annual appropriation bill today for consideration it will examine allocations and funding priorities shaping municipal services and projects for the coming year.
Finance Commission funding sparks civic debate and reform hopes
Opposition grows over adding 35000 to the Finance Commission budget as it nears exhausting the initial 50000. Experts have accounted for much of the spend while ongoing costs remain modest. Yet the commission claims notable results in shaking up municipal departments and awakening civic conscience, suggesting continued support may be worthwhile.
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Finance Commission
Clergymen oppose Navy Budget Increase in New York
Several hundred leading clergy including Bishop Potter Bishop Green Rabbi Wise and Dr Parkhurst join a protest in Congress against a larger naval appropriation than last year They warn the nation while peace remains the aim war can come suddenly and require ready fighting machines The clergy urge restraint noting wasteful spending and worldwide armament pressures
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Bishop Green
Rabbi Wise
Dr. Parkhurst
Congress
Roosevelt
Second Recital by Randolph and Hutchenson at Steinert Hall
Harold Randolph and Ernest Hutchenson, pianists, gave a two pianos program in Steinert Hall. The Mozart D major sonata was well played though rare. Brahms minor quintet received warm applause. Liszt Concerto Pathetique noted as dramatic. Hutchenson premiered a caprice in F sharp major in this city.
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Harold Randolph
Ernest Hutchenson
Steinert Hall
Randolph
Hutchenson
Brahms
Liszt
Study of Gaelic in Evening High Schools on Montgomery
New Gaelic instruction added at the Evening High School on Montgomery street. Lessons include conversational Irish in facsimile Gaelic script to develop reading and speaking skills. Open to anyone over 16 with no entrance exam. Classes meet Tuesdays and Thursdays 7 30 to 9 30 p m with language study followed by Irish history.
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Montgomery Street
Boston Public Library
United States
Werner
Gloucester Master Mariners Banquet Held in Gloucester
Nearly six hundred friends attended the 22d annual banquet concert and dance of the Gloucester Master Mariners Association held in Gloucester on February 25. Speakers included Congressmen William L. Jones Laurence E Callahan Mark Sullivan George T Moon and Olin P White with former District Attorney Charles A Russell serving as toastmaster.
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Friends of the
Gloucester Master Mariners’ Association
William L. Jones
Washington
D. E. Callahan
Lawrace
Mark Sullivan
Ipswich
George T. Moon
New York
Olin P. White
Salem
Charles A. Russell
Palmer Introduces Two Term Presidential Service Resolution
George M. Palmer, Democratic floor leader, introduced a resolution in Albany urging New York’s Congress members to support the Clayton resolution limiting presidential service to two terms. The move signals early opposition to a third term and aligns with party scrutiny of executive longevity.
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George M. Palmer
New York
Congress
Farragut Veteran Dies in Mobile Al
George Rogers, who served with Admiral Farragut at the battle of Mobile Bay, died today in Mobile. He formerly resided at New Haven.
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New Haven
Red Star Liner Manitou Passes By Boston Light
Late last night the Red Star liner Manitou, sailing from Antwerp, passed in by Boston Light and will berth with the morning tide.
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Manitou
Antwerp
Boston Light
All Sorts by Newton Newkirk
A fragmented humorous column features verse about Joe Cone’s nude photo and Anthony Comstock, with quips on famous portraits and censorship, plus satire on political loyalties. A stint of letters from St Cessaire and Southville share playful diatribes and a quirky medical folk remedy.
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Newt
Anthony Comstock
Newtie
Weekend misadventure and civic musings in East Boston
Mr and Mrs Mordant visit the uncle in East Rindge N H while a noon dispute on Newspaper row led to a near brawl crowd blocked traffic and a uniformed policeman would have quelled the melee A recollection of street dangers and a colorful New York mood report follow including school paper plans and local entertainment events such as Little Women dramatization and a naval veterans ball
Local social rounds and court notes fill Roxbury and Cambridge
The Seventh Company Coast Artillery plans a leap year party at Kossuth Hall Roxbury February 28. Revere fire department sub-call men host a social and smoke talk March 6 at G A R Hall. Judge Lowell visits the White House reception then plans a South trip. Judge Putnam recovers from a sprained knee. Mayor Hibbard cites the coal graft probe led by Chairman Gallagher and Max B. Wyzanski. James J. Brock returns home after a sprained ankle. Kensington Club annual party shifts to Cam bridge Newtowne Club gym with eight Cambridge maidens as sponsors.
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Tremont Street
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Marttke
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Scanlon
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Cambridge
Newtowne Club
Among the Churches of Greater Boston Convention Opens
The Wesley Brotherhood of the Eastern States opened its convention at Bromfield Street Church with a noonday service led by Rev. Dr. L. B. Bates. Speakers urged personal evangelism and unification of Methodist efforts as Rev. Ernest Lyman Mills, Rev. W. M. Crawford, Rev. Eugene M. Antrim, and Rev. L. J. Birney addressed themes on manhood and religious appeal.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
L. B. Bates
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Ernest Lyman Mills
St. John’s Church
South Boston
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William T. McElveen
Evanston, Ill
Northwestern University
South End
Mc Biveen
Against Woman Suffrage Declares Massachusetts Decline
Letter to the editor argues that Massachusetts voters rejected municipal suffrage for women in 1894 and 1895, citing overwhelming No votes and broad regional opposition. It claims women grieve over political duties, favoring household and charitable work, and urges legislators to accept the committee report opposing such legislation. CHARLES R. SAUNLERS.
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Massachusetts
House of Representatives
Commonwealth
Boston
Charles R. Saunlers
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