Boston Post subscription rates and publication details
The Boston Post announces daily and Sunday subscription prices including daily one year three dollars and Sunday one year five dollars with various shorter term options. Address and contact details for subscriptions and offices are provided along with payment and mailing instructions.
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Boston Post Claims Largest Newspaper Plant in New England
The Boston Post touts its inclusion of the largest newspaper printing press plant in New England and claims the largest press in the world, as announced by Robert Hoe, president of R Hoe & Co.
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New England
Robert Hoe
R. Hoe & Co
Elevated strike in Boston risks paralysis of transit system
The piece warns that a planned Elevated railroad strike in Greater Boston could cripple transport, harm workers and businesses, and devastate the region. It urges both the Elevated Company and Carmen's Union to honor arbitration terms, quickly appoint a third arbitrator, and avoid a costly showdown that public opinion could condemn.
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Gettysburg Anniversary Reunites Union and Confederate Veterans
Fifty years after Pickett's charge at Gettysburg veterans of both sides gather on Cemetery Ridge to recall the battle. The ceremony features shared flags, a pledge of fraternity, and reflections on a nation born from war and memory.
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Pop’s dubious appeal and a silk stocking quandary
A Portland firm plans a Calais ginger pop factory amid a broad critique of pop as a beverage. The letter column then shifts to a humorous advice exchange about a workplace silk stocking ban, arguing practicality and fashion, with playful jabs at managers and propriety.
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Calais
Pete
All Sorts by Newton Newkirk
A humorous vignette portrays the narrator enduring intense heat and an insult from a passerby. In a fevered reaction the speaker overreacts, imagining boiling retribution and threatening violence to the unnamed interlocutor.
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Newton Newkirk
Clarence Montague’s Bold Resolve Ends In Unexpected Result
Clarence Montague, unemployed and friendless, faces despair but finds a resolve to act. He pulls a revolver from his desk drawer and prepares to confront his troubles, signaling a turning point in a grim tale of hardship.
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Despond
The Daly Ditty Dream in a City Square
A fragmented verse scene depicts a drowsy June afternoon in a busy public square. A dreaming figure enjoys shade and birds, while a nurse and child offer calm, then the dream shifts to food, water, and distant music before a stern official eviction interrupts.
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Women and men clash over Boston Common benches
The Observant Citizen notes police moved men from benches set aside for women and children on the Boston Common. The column also reports on Harvard politics, Cambridge mayor’s outreach, West Barnstable mosquito woes, and local curiosities from Gibson to a silver plate found amid Pleasant Street demolitions.
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Boston Common
Pleasant Street
Rhine lander fortune tale tied to New York estates and scandals
A century‑old Rhine lander fortune driven by land grabs in New York is traced from Philip Jacob Rhinelander’s farm origins to a vast holdings empire. The 1907 will left 50 million to two sons, while another son faced a marginal life and legal troubles after a marriage to amaid. The clan built Schonberg Castle on the Rhine and consolidated wealth via the Rhinelander Real Estate Company, with T G Oakley Rhinelander as the current head.
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Noted Man Purchases Square Meal After Pawn
Clarence says it is the only thing to do and leaves to pawn his revolver, then buys a square meal.
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Take It Easy Uncle Walt Says
Poetic aside praising calm labor over fussing by Walt Mason with a dating note and copyright line. The verse urges steady progress and composed effort, contrasting foolish fretfulness with patient ascent toward success.
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George Matthew Adams
The Scarlet Pimpernel Returns in New Drama of 1 Di 4go
A review extols The Scarlet Pimpernel by Baroness Orezy as a bold revival featuring Sir Percy Blakeney in perilous exploits in Paris. It notes the clever disguise of a supposedly stupid hero and praises the adventure packed tale as a knightly romance from earlier fiction. The piece shifts to critique of Poe and Chivers claiming Poe borrowed from Chivers for The Raven, arguing Chivers deserved equal attention for original verse before Poe popularized the theme.
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