Post Publishing Co Daily and Sunday Post January 26 1907
The page lists subscription rates for the Daily and The Sunday Post from the Post Publishing Co Boston Massachusetts. It notes payment in advance and discontinuation on expiration. Contact numbers and office addresses are provided for the factory rooms and business office.
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Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Lass
Malo
Neuedealer
Newsboy
EB. A. Grozier
Fettor and Publiaher
Child Labor Debate and Massachusetts Law Call
The piece notes Congress has collected and reorganized child labor statistics but is likely to do little before its session ends. It urges strengthening Massachusetts laws on child labor as a stronger, practical step amid national inaction.
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Bureau of Labor
Hill
Census Bureau
Congress
Massachusetts
City Billboards Described as Offensive to Public Decency
An urgent call from Aldermen and Common Council demands the Mayor issue an order to remove all billboard signs on city property. The piece condemns billboard defacement and urges swift, comprehensive action to halt the nuisance, asserting the Mayor will sign and enforce the order.
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Boston
Adirondack Forests Targeted by Albany Lawmakers
In Albany yesterday an indirect attack aimed at Adirondack protection was proposed as an amendment to broaden forest safety. The move echoes Congressional efforts to safeguard the Appalachian and White Mountain regions from lumbermen.
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Congress
Appalachian
White Mountain
New York
Albany
Adirondacks
Adirondack Forest Protection Highlighted Against Damming
The article argues against lifting a ban that prevents flooding lakes and streams for manufacturing. It recalls how Adirondacks became a resort area and warns that damming ponds would devastate forests and spoil the wilderness. Private interests are accused of undermining public forest preservation.
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Adirondacks
Adirondack
Museum of Fine Arts gains A Shuman member
The Board of Trustees welcomes A Shuman to the Museum of Fine Arts. His leadership in Boston art circles includes gifts to Faneuil Hall and the Public Library and service with the John Boyle O Reilly Memorial Association. His proven merchant and philanthropic background supports the museum’s planned development.
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Museum of Fine Arts
A. Shuman
Shuman
Boston
Faneuil Hall
Public
John Boyle O’reilly
Boston Harbor appropriation urged to complete 35 foot channel
The article argues against delay in a nearly 4.4 million dollar appropriation to finish Boston Harbor improvements. It seeks approval in Congress to complete the 35 foot depth channel from Charlestown through Broad Sound to the sea, saying the port’s value to national trade justifies the cost. It notes past delays and urges timely passage.
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Boston Harbor
Harbor Hill
House of Representatives
Washington
Congress
Boston
Charlestown
Broad Sound
New England
Czar’s soldiers tested on obedience during maneuvers
The Russian emperor questioned three soldiers about shooting him if ordered. Two Russian Christians named Smirnoff and Zadlejski agreed, while Isaac Steinberg a Jewish drummer refused. The Czar ended the test after Steinberg’s clear answer.
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Russia
Ivan Smirnoff
Tula
Ignatz Zadlejski
Warsaw
Isaac Steinberg
Kovyno
Nicholas
Snowy Quiet Covers the Earth with Resting Flowers
Snow falls softly over a gray sky, covering the ground and trees with white. The old brown earth lies warm beneath a white quilt as fragile flower buds dream beneath the silent night’s feathering snow.
All Sorts of Laughter Over Honduras Lottery Caper
In a humorous column Newton Newkirk recalls a Boston lottery sting where deputies nabbed several lottery tickets and arrested two men tied to the scam. The piece satirically contrasts the lure of a $500 dream with the grim reality of risky gambling and a lifelong disdain for the Honduras lottery.
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United States
Secret Service
Boston
Greater
Honduas Lottery Company
Honduras
Banco
England
A. W
Quaker Wit and Shopping Quip From All Sorts
The column recalls Nicholas Wain the Quaker preacher with a hunting tale about four men at a Pennsylvania inn. He and two pastors share trout, while he quietly relocates both to his plate and quips about watching and praying. A reader from Taunton, Massachusetts critiques the term shopping and proposes storing.
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Nicholas Wain
Philadelphia
Brother Wain
Pennsylvania
Wain
Hiram Wellfleet
Taunton
Mass
Boston Slows Down Yet Promotes New York Example
Mayor Fitzgerald cites New York as a model citing a late mayoral election unresolved locally. The piece mentions horsecars, a Thaw case, Ben Tillman vaudeville rumor, Boston rate talks, theatre notes, Moran O Meara serial, coal and iceman jokes, heated streetcars, and Dr Peters and Moran.
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Fitzgerald
Boston
New York
Panama Canal
Ben Tillman
Moran-O’meara
Iceman
Despond
Dr. Peters
Mr. Moran
Observant Citizen reports chilly talk and city notes in Augusta
Augusta chatter covers Chief Donovan teasing about 37 below and dry air, Bowker’s Atlantic City trip, Captain Hart and Clark on sea life, Cambridge Mayor Daly’s dog bite tale, seagull weather omens, and Boston institutions like the Public Library and Eye and Ear infirmary.
If it's correct it's at Morse's then it's correct
A concise ad style line stating that Morse's is the place where correctness is confirmed and trusted, implying merchandise or service tied to Morse's reputation. The phrase emphasizes certainty and reliability associated with Morse's location.
January Fur Sale Slashes Prices Across Morris Store
Rapid transit shoppers flood the Morris store as winter overcoats and Morse brand grades plunge in price. Discounts reach 20 percent on Fur-Lined Monty and a limited run of Russian and Sailor Suits for children ages three to ten, with many items listed down to $3.00.
Mildred Champagne Talks On Love And Sentiment
Dear Miss Champagne a 21 year old beauty asks how to learn a steady beau’s marriage plans after two years of calling. Responds by advising to hint via social pressure and age politely, and ends by insisting he should be ready to discuss intentions or end the relationship.
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Harry Gould
Malden High School
Gould
Champagne
Old Orchard
Aelen
Unlicensed Dog Owner Fined in Hyde Park Case
Dedham January 2 Thomas Fata appeared in court charged with keeping an unlicensed dog at Hyde Park. He pled guilty and was fined for the offense.
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Dedham
Thomas Fata
Hyde Park
Centaur Club Dorchester to Host Reunion at Wheelock Hall
The Centaur Club Dorchester reunion, a long established social group, will be held next Monday evening in Wheelock Hall. The younger district residents look forward to the event with pleasant anticipation.
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Centaur Club of
Dorchester
Wheelock Hall
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