Post Publishing Co Daily Rates January 19 1907
Post Publishing Co issues the January 19 1907 Daily edition with subscription rates for daily and Sunday issues. It lists prices, office contact details in Boston, and payment instructions including advance payment and notices for consumers unable to obtain the Post regularly.
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Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Mass
Matin
Muat de
Newedealer
Neweboy
EB. A. Grozier
Those Unlucky Filipinos and the Tariff Stand
The piece condemns the U S tariff on Philippine sugar and tobacco. It notes a relief bill passed by the House, blocked by the Senate committee chaired by Senator Lodge. It laments the lack of a U S market for Philippine products and calls for fair access to American buyers.
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Philippines
United States
House
Senate
Lodge
Spain
Muzzle the press rule eyed by New York Senate
The New York State Senate debated making the clerk a censor of session reports and barring reporters deemed unfair or unflattering. Some papers condemn the idea as childish and warn they will not accept being muzzled.
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New York State Senate
Albany
New York Central
Boston & Albany
New York Senate
New York
District Option Opposed In Boston Local License Debate
The Boston House considers eight district divisions for local option license votes. Proponents argue district voting would diminish full city input and risk undermining the current system. Opponents contend district option would complicate the law and reduce its effective operation.
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Boston
Maximum and minimum tariff plan outlined by Cannon and Root
The piece reports on Secretary Root and Speaker Cannon advocating a maximum and minimum tariff. The minimum would exceed the Dingley tariff for certain items, while the maximum would be prohibitive for nations not granting concessions. The aim is to revise tariffs upwards, maintaining Dingley as a concession to some free traders.
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Root
Washington
United States
Cannon
Massachusetts
Ways and Means Committee
Mr. Root
Dingley
A Lesson in Decency in Massachusetts Politics
The grand jury dropped the Moran forgery charge against Hon. Wilson TH. Fairbank after Moran released a detailed public explanation. Moran signals he may have erred, while Fairbank sued for defamation. The episode underscores citizens’ rights and legal obligations even amid fierce party contests.
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John B. Moran
Wilson TH. Fairbank
Moran
Massachusetts
Fairbank
Relief for Jamaica Disaster Sparks U.S. Aid Efforts
The Navy Department and Red Cross mobilize stores and relief after Jamaica's Kingston disaster. The piece argues outside help will be temporary as Jamaica's tropical abundance will restore food and shelter, noting the social contrast between races and the reliance on aid during recovery.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Navy Department
Congress
Red Cross Society
Night Shift to Aid National Shawmut Bank Work
The National Shawmut Bank will add a night clerical staff after a surge in business from consolidations. The bank expanded from 12 to 145 clerks, with a weekly plan to implement a night shift, says Cashier Frank H Barbour.
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National Shawmut Bank
Frank H. Barbour
Little equestriennes win prizes at Chestnut Hill
Fashionable Brookline and Chestnut Hill residents attended a children's fancy costume riding exhibition at the Chestnut Hill riding school. Isabelle Mumford won first prize for best horseman ship as a cavalier of Charles I. time, with Margaret Bliss and Helen Putnam taking second and third. Isabella Lee claimed best costume as a fairy prince, followed by Bliss and Satonstall in second and third for Dolly Varden outfits.
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Brookline
Chestnut Hill
Isabelle Mumford
Charles I. Time
Margaret Bliss
Helen Putnam
Plains
Isabella Lee
Miriam Satonstall
Dolly Varden
Advice to a pupil on school pin dispute and grading fairness
A student asks Mildred Champagne for guidance after a class dispute over pins leads to perceived punitive treatment by the principal. The adviser counsels frank talk about losing a year and seeks the principal’s goodwill to regain favor and improve academics.
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Miss Champagne
Warriet
Busted Pipe Fails to Spark a Quick Fix
Newton Newkirk recounts hiring a plumber assistant Bill who drags out a simple repair into a day long, comical ordeal. The two men endure delays as Bill inspects, smokes, paces, and negotiates eight hours for a ten dollar job while the boss watches.
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Hercules
Bill
Newton Newkire
Coachmen's Ball Held With 300 Couples Expected
The 2nd annual Coachmen's Benevolent Association ball in Boston takes place Tuesday night at Mechanics' building. A concert runs to 9, then the grand march with about 300 couples. Officers include John S. Shepard president and William Linehan vice-president.
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Coachmen's Benevolent Association of Boston
John S. Shepard
William Linehan
Michael O'Neil
Dennis J. Sullivan
Dennis Meagher
Edward Wilduff
Michael Monney
Grandfathers Night reunion eyed by 1870s English High School class
The Observant Citizen notes the English High School class of 1870 73 will hold its annual dinner at Young's Hotel next month. The reunion, dubbed Grandfathers' Night, honors members with several grandfathers in the group. Charley Yale and Thomas Barry are noted as attending to discuss grandparenting and acting law.
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Young's Hotel
Hetty’s choice tests wealth and love in Porter tale
In Porter countryside Hetty resists Hugh Kimball’s marriage as her father Mr. Benson pressurizes her with money and class. A post office letter reveals Morris Kimball’s plan to board, while Hetty faces a rushed marriage to Dick Hargraves, shaping a family’s tangled loyalties.
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Hetty
Mr. Benson
Hugh Kimball
Dick Hargraves
Mr. Kimball
Hugh W Kimball
Tretty
Morris
Jim Wentworth
Hugh
Swimball
Kimball
Allus
Morris Kimball
Darter
Bur Hetty
Brown University Graduate Becomes Adviser to Gaekwar of Baroda
Ralph Cahoon Whitenack, Brown University class of 1906, is appointed adviser to the Gaekwar of Baroda in India. Born in Wilmington Delaware, 24, he studied sociology and built a reputation in debate and literary work at Brown.
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Ralph C. Whitenack
Brown University
Baroda
India
Ralph Cahoon Whitenack
Mie
Wilmington
Del
Wilmington Military Academy
Brown
Delta Upsilon
Whitenack
Ally Sloper’s Talf Holiday celebrates transforming marriage
The exchange hints at a comic pairing where marriage changes a man for the better and a woman expresses gladness for her friend's improved life, reflecting light social humor of the period.
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Sloper
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