The Boston Post subscription rates and contact details
The column lists prices for daily and Sunday Post subscriptions, six months and monthly options, with the editor and publisher B A Grozier. It provides editorial rooms numbers in Boston, a New York distribution note, and payment policies including advance payment and discontinuation on expiration. It also instructs subscribers to report address changes and missed deliveries.
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Sunday Post
Boston Business
Boston
Washington Street
New York
Boston Post
B.A. Grozier
Massachusetts MPs reviewed Castle Island grant for lighthouse depot
A Boston Chronicle report notes Congressman Napten aims to reframe a Castle Island appropriation for a lighthouse depot in Boston Harbor. It argues the past grant was sneaked in, urges Massachusetts members to undo the measure, and recalls the island’s park-use agreement and city improvements.
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Naphen
House of Representatives
Shaw
Boston
Castle Island
Collins
Napnen
Boston Harbor
New Senators Face Balloting In Utah Delaware And More
Fresh balloting for United States Senators begins as legislatures meet. Utah poised to seat Apostle Reed Smoot amid Mormon-Republican coalition, while Delaware's Addicks remains a dominant force. Democrats offer a cross party compromise in Delaware, potentially ending the Addicks stalemate.
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United States
Colorado
Utah
Delaware
Republican Legislative Caucus
Reed Smoot
Apostle Smoot
Washington
Uitah
United States Senate
The
Saints
Smoot
Senate
Roberts
House
Clark
Montana
Addicks
Republican Party
Georgetown
Unseaworthy St Louis under fire by passengers
Passengers rail at American Line management over the St Louis, noting slow westward trips and boiler defects. Officials admit boiler issues but agents reportedly concealed the faults from intended travelers, prompting sharp criticism of the line's conduct.
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St. Louis
Questionable Readiness of Ocean Liner St Louis on Atlantic Run
The St Louis faced delays and insufficient overhauls on its outward voyage and was deemed unseaworthy by standards for ocean liners carrying passengers. Despite safe completion due to fair weather and skilled navigators, families endured long anxiety over the voyage and its uncertainties.
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St. Louis
Southampton
Atlantic
Passow
The Coal Investigation Begins Sessions In Massachusetts
The special legislative committee opens hearings into the coal situation in Massachusetts amid public concern that scarcity and price manipulation have harmed consumers. It aims for thorough findings to deter future distress and expose any conspiracy behind rising coal costs as imports ease.
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Massachusetts
Apsey
Free Beef Demanded Alongside Coal Tariff Repeal
Boston mass meeting calls for removing duties on beef as well as coal. Citizens argue revenue from meats duty is unnecessary, and that the Chicago beef trust harms workers by inflating prices and extending monopoly power. Senators and congressmen have been asked for their stance and action in Washington.
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Dingley
Faneuil Hall
Boston
Chicago Beef Trust
Washington
Enterprise Music Supply acquired by Colonel Goetting
Colonel A H Goetting sealed a $100000 deal absorbing Enterprise Music Supply Company of New York and relocating headquarters to Springfield. The purchase marks the third and largest acquisition by Goetting in the music supply trade, consolidating control of a major rival.
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A. H. Goetting
Republican State Committee
Enterprise Music Supply Company of
New York
Enterprise Company
Springfield
Henry P. Pitcher
Engine Company 34
Brighton
New York Yard
W. J. Flynn
Boston Towboat Company
Boston Pilots
George W. King
Trinity Church
Worcester
Tremont Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles E. Davis
W. O. Underwood
Amory
Lower Commonwealth Avenue
Somerset
Beacon Street
Harvard Bridge
Oakes Ames
North Easton
Cuba
Debutante Ball and Society Events Parade
Today in society Miss Mary Vaughn of Beacon Street makes her debut at the Somerset. A musicale honors Baroness von Hutton hosted by Mrs Inches. Mrs Brooks Frothingham hosts an at home wedding at 755 Boylston Street. Dwight Braman of Boston marries Miss Helen Stuyvesant Dudley at 56 West Fifty seventh Street New York.
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Mary
W. W. Vaughn
Beacon Street
Somerset
Baroness von Hutton
Charles Inches
Brooks Frothingham
Boylston Street
Dwight Braman
Boston
Helen Stuyvesant Dudley
West Fifty-seventh Street
New York
Lariat Luke Safely Turns Herd From Precipice Reach
The tale follows Lariat Luke, famed cowhand head of the Double Cross ranch in Montana, as he leads 45 000 cattle from the ranch to Butte. Facing a 7000 foot cliff edge amid a stampede, he dismounts, lassos toppled steers from the brink, and heroically hauls each one back to safety over half an hour. He later enters Butte with the herd and seeks Mary MacLane.
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Lariat
Luke
Montana
Double Cross
Butte
Beef Trust
Lariat Lake
Lariat Luke
Mary MacLane
Foitor All Sorts Diagram Explains Elevator Signalling
A diagram of the elevator arrangement in the new Board of Trade building is provided with instructions on signaling a car. The information clarifies the proper method to indicate 1 for 3d and related signals.
Tinny passenger notes and whale log from 1902 Dipp tale
A quirky column from Boston dated January 17 features a whaling tale from the Dipp with spoof log entries aboard the schooner. It recounts a whale encounter and Jonah allusions, plus a fictional log from Captain Skoddir detailing wreck and odd rations aboard.
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Dipp
Kinky Bung
Moon Island
North Pole
N.G
Jonah
Joppa
Malta
Key West
Nantucket
St. John's
North Adams
Medham
Chicago
Kapt. Skoddir
Patent eye tester prompts reader questions
A humorous reader exchange about a patent eye tester. Contributors include Milcent, Sceptic, Ohn H and Goggles. The notes deny trading stamps, offer refunds if the device warps, and suggest quirky troubleshooting. The tone is light and satirical with mock responses.
Daniel Webster and His Famous Day of Birth
The piece notes January 19 as a notable date in Daniel Webster history, though it records his actual birth as January 18, 1782. It highlights his oratory, lawyering, role in laying monuments, and fame from Webster's Reply to Hayne, portraying him as a versatile statesman and revered figure.
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Daniel Webster
Daniel
Webster
Bunker Hill
Hayne
Dan’l
Boston Theatre Sunday Night Concert Delights
One of the season’s best bills closed with a strong showing at the Boston Theatre last evening. The program featured Maggie Cline, Charles Sandy Chapman, Frank and May Fowly, John P. Klynn, J. Myers, James Fleming and other noted artists, with the First Regiment Band delivering its usual hit.
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Boston Theatre
Maggie Cline
Charles
Sandy) Chapman
Frank and
May Fowly
John P. Klynn
J. Myers
James Fleming
First Regiment
Annual Report of St. Josephs Church Somerville
The Rev. C. T. McGrath presented the church annual report citing total receipts of 23989.78 and expenditures of 23623.48, leaving a 365.30 balance. The church property carries a total debt of 2600, with 2000 on the boys’ school and 900 for repairs from the past year.
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C. T. McGrath
St. Joseph’s Church
Somerville
Electric lights brighten State House after coal fear
The Observant Citizen notes a shift from darkness to light at the State House, speculating Attorney General Parker's forthcoming fuel probe may yield revealing, even entertaining, findings about coal prices. The writer recalls travel delays on the St Louis and shares anecdotes on streetcar manners and a wedding plan involving actor Norman Lynn's Kansas City trip transacted with a traveling clerk.
Selection of a master for West End school on Norman street
Meyer Bloomfield urges the selection of a modern, socially aware master for the new West End Norman street school. He argues the district lacks wholesome recreation and needs a leader connected with local life and progressive use of public schools. The letter stresses the school’s moral importance and warns against underqualified leadership.
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West End
Norman Street
Boston
Hale Street
Meyer Bloomfield
Engagement Announcements From Dorchester to Newton
A series of society notices reports engagements across New England. Miss Anna E Daly of Dorchester plans to wed Edwin A Lally. Miss Winona Boynton Taylor of Worcester to William Chester Coleman of Boston. Miss Ethel Winifred Huestis to George B Hunt of Dorchester. Miss Minnie McLarren of Boston to Henry F Guild of Newton. Miss Amanda Norman to Thomas J Aylesworth. Grace Huntington Nash of Roxbury to Edmund Wright of Abington. Edith May Carey to Eugene Co Page of Quincy.
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Anna E. Daly
J. Daly
Hartford Street
Dorchester
Edwin A. Lally
Worcester
Winona Boynton Taylor
George P. Taylor
William Chester Coleman
Boston
Joseph Huestis
Auburdale
Ethel Winifred
George B. Hunt
Minnie McLarren
Henry Ff. Guild
Newton
Newport
Amanda Norman
Thomas J. Aylesworth
Grace Huntington Nash
Roxbury
Edmund Wright
Abington
Thomas Carey
Everett
Edith May
Eugene Co. Page
Quincy
Mass Meeting Aids Destitute Jewish Children at Faneuil Hall
A mass meeting in aid of the Helping Hand Temporary Home for Destitute Jewish Children was held yesterday in Faneuil Hall with 8S Sonnabend presiding. The children attended as speakers addressed the gathering along with Samuel H. Borof sky Isaac Rosnosky Isaac Harris Albert A. Ginsberg and Rabbis Shoher Margolies and Hirshberg.
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Faneuil Hall
Sonnabend
Samuel H. Borofsky
Isaac Rosnosky
Isaac Harris
Albert A. Ginsberg
Rabbis Shoher
Margolies and
Hirshberg
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George Brett
North Baston
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St. Ann’s Catholic Church
Ruby H. Martyn
Norfolk
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Norman Lynn
Kansas City
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Deuce
Lynn
Michael O’riordan
Michael
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Forbes
O Riordan
Norman Street School
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