January 21 1910 Post newspaper issue note
Daily and Sunday Post subscription rates listed for Boston edition with prices for Canada copies. Publishing office contact details given including editorial and business office numbers. Publisher E A Grozier identified with request to notify if not received regularly.
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Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Mass
The
Sunday Post
Canada
Post Office
Post Publishing Company
E. A. Grozier
Retirement of Boston University President Dr William E Huntington
Alumni across the country and friends learn of the prospective retirement of Boston University president Dr William E Huntington after 28 years of devoted service. The university expanded materially and intellectually under his leadership and leaves a strong, prosperous foundation for the next president to build upon.
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Boston University
William E. Huntington
Huntington
Massachusetts Savings Banks 1909 Deposits Reach Record High
The 1909 savings banks report a $33,581,751 rise in deposits, totaling $743,101,481. Authorities praise the record sum as safe, productive thrift that showcases statewide prosperity and rebuts pessimism about Massachusetts.
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Commonwealth
Old Bay State
Massachusetts
New England Wins Half of Carnegie Medals in Everyday Heroism
The Carnegie medals distribution highlights New England recipients reflecting true heroism in daily acts. It notes rescuers from sewer gas to lifeboat duty as equally valued, showing heroism in ordinary moments as well as dramatic rescues. The American character shines in both everyday and strenuous deeds.
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New England
Boston
Windsor cheaper living doted on by Detroit economists
Detroit economists compare 19 food items with Windsor prices showing butter at 28 cents per pound eggs 34 cents per dozen beef 30 percent lower pork and bacon seven cents lower vegetables cheaper and poultry similar. The overall cost of living is 25 percent lower in Windsor with tariffs and combines cited as factors shaping the price gap.
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Detroit
Windsor
Canadian
Payne
Aldrich
United States
Tariffs questioned amid rising global food costs
The speaker argues that if the world faces the same food price rise as the United States, tariffs to shield domestic products are unnecessary. Emphasizes shared impacts and questions protective measures as global prices climb.
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United States
Railroads urged to grant 10 percent wage rise for trainmen
The piece argues railroads should concede a 10 percent wage increase, noting a conference path rather than outright denial. It urges fair pay, cites public interest, and warns against using wage boosts to justify excessive rate hikes, urging steady dividends and prudent pricing.
Campaign Expenditure Reform Called for in Municipal Races
The publicized spending in the latest municipal campaign prompts a call to halt costly electoral spending. Critics say even well meaning use of funds is poor policy and that campaign costs rise yearly. The failing corrupt practices act has not kept expenditures in check, and a legal limit may be needed to curb growth. Better contests without spending would improve politics, they argue.
Boston School Plan Seeks 2 Million for City Education Reform
David A. Ellis leads a package to the Legislature totaling 2 million dollars for Boston schools. Proposals include replacing old buildings, clearing basements and portables, reducing class sizes, and expanding teacher pensions and state aid for industrial and public schools in the capital city. Boston argues the demand reflects civic duty and statewide benefit.
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David A. Ellis
Boston School Committee
Boston
Ellis
Commonwealth
Little Memoirs of the Business Man Fragments
In these frenzied coppered days of market tips a sure thing is not a sure sting. The fragment hints at caution in advice amid volatile markets and personal business reflections.
Observant Citizen Will Murphy’s Theatrical Tale At Keith's
The Observant Citizen Will Murphy and wife Miss Nichols perform a gag about a church prank in Syracuse. Edith Cobb of Newton curates a 70 etchings and 30 pencil sketches London collection at Wellesley. plus local notes on auto law in New Hampshire, a theaterbound dreamer, Sergeant Sullivan tale, Edward J. Slattery’s Arizona trip, a Melrose stumble joke, Father Grant recovery, and John W. Cosgrove gifted a gold signet ring.
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Will Murphy
Keith’s
Miss Nichols
Edith Cobb
Newton
Art
Wellesley College
Farnsworth Art Building
Wellesley
London
Lester
A Little Winter Journey to Sunnier Climes
The article surveys Havana architecture and life describing Spanish influences in the capital. It notes massive native stone houses with inner patios, ground floor service areas, upper sleeping rooms, iron grills, and limited street openings. It highlights Jesus del Monte mansions and Cuban hygiene improvements under American occupancy.
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Havana
Madrid
Seville
Genoa
Italy
Andalusia
Cuba
Jesus del Monte
Tacon Paseo
Prado
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Boston Post
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Boston Daily and
Boston Sunday Post
Boston Daily Post
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Newton Newkirk
Sphinx
Cleveland
Ohio
Meat Trust
John D. Rockefeller
Tremont Street
Boston Elevated
Strap Hangers’ Union
Astronomical Sharps
Harvard Observatory
Capricornus
Harvard
Wells
Haverhill
Barkeeper No. 2
Barkeeper No
Louis Paulhan
Los Angeles
G. Hornby
New Hampshire
Park Street
Symphony Hall
Sullivan
Roxbury Crossing
Shawmut Avenue
South
Edward J. Slattery
Arizona
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Melrose
Riate
William H. Grant
SS. Peter and Paul's Church
Broadway
John WH. Cosgrove
Malden
Boylston Street
Underwood & Underwood
New York
Lamparilla Street
Custom House
George
George McManus
Qine
Ano Or
Ibatrogers Bros
Meriden Britsco
Housman
Avery ST
Rear Tremont Theatre
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