The Post in Vacation Time
Newspaper notice outlines subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions of The Boston Post, with U S and Canada pricing, vacation mail options, and mailing details. It notes changes of address and cautions on money orders made payable to POST PUBLISHING CO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Mass
U. S
Canada
Sunday Post
Daily Post
United States
Maas
Editorial Rooms and Office Contact Lines
The notice lists editorial rooms at 1004 1005 and 7008 Main with Sunday and Sporting Editors and 1539 Main for financial editors. It states subscriptions to the Poal must be prepaid and may be discontinued on expiration and directs readers to notify a postal agent if the Poat cannot be obtained. Edwin A. Grozier is editor and publisher at 1383 Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wu Nuee
Newsdealer
Newsboy
Edwin A. Grozier
Americans Sweep Henley Victory for Grand Challenge Cup
Two Yankee crews won their Henley races yesterday and will clash today to decide who brings the Grand Challenge Cup to the United States for the first time. The victory is hailed as American pluck and training beating British rivals, with celebrations expected around the Glorious Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henley
States
Thames
Old England
Exeter's Loss: Fire Damages Historic Academy Building
A fire destroys the main academy building at Phillips Exeter Academy. Alumni mourn the loss of treasured paintings of founders, benefactors, principals, teachers, and notable alumni. The piece warns schools to protect relics in fireproof structures for future safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Exeter Academy
Exeter
Fear of armed Ulster fallout drives home rule push
The piece argues Unionist Lords fear responsibility for bloodshed if the home rule bill is not amended. It contends the Tory view seeks to “invert civil war,” predicting eventual Lords approval and swift progress to enactment. It warns the final decision will test peace or war over Ireland’s autonomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Lords
Ulster
House of Commons
Lords
Great Britain
Ireland
Salem Relief Drive Gains National Aid and Support
The nation responds to Salem's appeal with plans for immediate aid. Congress is urged to appropriate 200000, with San Francisco and Cleveland taking leading roles in relief efforts. Massachusetts must act swiftly to fund mercy work and help its distressed city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Congress
San Francisco
Cleveland
Chamber of Commerce
Mercy
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
1A 4% Of July Edition By Newton Newkirk
Wake up call for readers with bold phrases and cryptic prompts. The piece presents a provocative stance on fortune and choice. It hints at a nightlife theme and a psychological angle on daily feelings tied to late night habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Newkirk
Salem meeting voices calm view of big business power
In Salem a celebration meeting discusses the influence of big business on politics and industry. Presidents and executives from firms like Marshall Field Packing and Sprague share views as J Pierpont Morgan and Henry Ford figure in cross party debate about finance and industry relations. The tone remains cautious about how leadership shapes public policy and economic sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Morgan
T Troit
Cor Marshall Field
Packing Company Co
Sprague
J. Pierpont
Henry Ford
Chicago Assoerce
Cudahy J. V. Farwell & Iner & Co
Fourth of July Celebration Without Dangers
The piece argues independence day can be joyful without risky explosives. It urges citizens to emphasize the meaning of freedom and the Declaration, noting concerts games readings and fireworks with the flag, so children and newcomers understand why the nation celebrates 138 years of freedom.
A Veteran Statesman Joseph Chamberlain and His Legacies
A veteran statesman, Joseph Chamberlain, shaped Britain's policy from 1876 as Birmingham's MP, Imperial Cabinet member, and advocate of tariff reforms. His death follows long paralysis after retirement, with lasting influence on empire affairs and links to the Endicott family in America. A long letter on Columbus argues the discovery was not extraordinary, defending Columbus first to sail west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Chamberlain
Great Britain
Birmingham
Liberal Party
America
William C. Endicott
Cleveland
Newt
Continent
Columbus
Christopher
Try
Ferdie
Cleveland Letter to Roosevelt Sought in Arbitration Case
Judge A H Sewell handling A D Wales vs United Mine Workers wired F J Hastings of New York requesting a copy of a letter from Grover Cleveland to President Theodore Roosevelt. The letter reportedly expressed strong disapproval of refusing to arbitrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
N. Y
A. H. Sewell
A. D. Wales
United Mine Worker's
F. J. Hastings
New York
Grover Cleveland
Theodore Roosevelt
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Arbitration Commission
Scion of Webster Dies in Haverhill at 79
James A. Webster of Boxford descendant of Daniel Webster and father of Rev. George Peace Webster a Progressive leader in the Legislature died in Haverhill today aged 79.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
James A Webster
Boxford
Daniel Webster
George Peace Webster
Quits Police to Return as Fireman in South Boston
Reserve Officer Peter J. Dunn of the Broadway station South Boston resigned from the police force last night and will rejoin the fire department today where he previously served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter J. Dunn
Broadway
South
Boston
Dunn
Fire Department
William O’brien
O’connell Union
Charlestown
Milwaukee
O’brien
Birthplaces of Adams Homes Highlight Independence History
The article reflects on John Adams and John Quincy Adams tied to Massachusetts landmarks in Quincy and Boston. It notes Independence Hall and the Declaration’s adoption, and recalls Abigail Adams and the delegates who propelled independence amid criticism. The piece honors the Adams family residences as enduring New England treasures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Philadelphia
Independence
New England
John Adams
Quincy Adams
Massachusetts
Bblic
New
Independence Hall
Owever
Quincy
John
Abigail Adams
John Quincy Adams
Yorktown
Cornwallis
Thomas Jefferson
Samuel
Samuel Adams
Essary
Tec heritage clues in early New England settlers
The fragment notes Ralph Adams and a lineage to Old New England settlers with ties to Brook 1684 and 1637 colonial eras. It mentions architecture, notable authors, and prominent architects connected to Tec and early colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Adams
Old New Eng
Brool
New Tech
Notable Boston writer recalls college days and New England life
A Salem column recounts local history and notable people including shoe trade anecdotes, industrial alerts, and civic events. It notes the Nahant and Lynn street railway flag raising, Cape Cod Canal dredges near completion, Widener Library progress, and visits by golfing champion Francis Ouimet and labor leader Philip Littie while detailing regional personalities and upcoming anniversaries.
New Hampshire praise for Boston Post Old Man of Mountain picture
Concord Evening Monitor notes the Boston Post’s Pictures New England series features a splendiferous image of the Old Man of the Mountain and earns high New Hampshire praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
Evening Monitor
Boston Post
New Hampshire
New England
Speech and Fireworks on the Glorious Fourth
A Walt Mason poem urges celebration of independence with rousing oratory and loud fireworks. It recalls political defiance, youthful feeling, and patriotic resolve against tyrants, invoking cannon crackers and eagle imagery to stir national pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildwood
Walt Mason
Adams Newspaper Service
Advice on Love and Sentiment in a Letter to Miss Champagne
A young woman seeks counsel on marrying a man who earns $12 a week amid rising living costs. The columnist warns marriage at that wage is risky, notes dependence on living standards, then counsels prudence. The piece also condemns casual kissing as harmful to a woman's reputation and warns of heartbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womg
State College
Miss of
Damariscotta
Maine
Charles Lessner
Charles
Miss Champagne
Kiss Good Night Etiquette In Young Courtship
A reader asks if a girl may kiss a young man after short acquaintance for fun and whether refusing affects social standing. She notes losing invitations when she declines and worries about damaging friendships and her reputation among male acquaintances.
Fads and Fashions Highlight Childrens Attire
Paragraphs note oval diamond cuts, returning smocking on soft crepe de chine, tooth-shaped scallops and battle ments for flounces. Silk and wool crepe de chine blouses appear, girls wear flowered mousse line de soie bonnets, and play dresses favor simple one piece patterns with kimono sleeves for easy movement.
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Boston Post the
Independent Democratic Paper of
Main
Presia
Yeen
Royal Financial Service
Discovery
Queen Front Lawn
Dulix
Steve-Brodie
Brightappy
Dse
Izzy
Christophe
Christ
Catlawan
Estion
Sam Hill
Webster
Police
Icturesque
Courts
Braintree
Adams
Mr. Keith
Rvant Tizen
Ram
Ind
Sucwell
E. Keith
Himne
New Eng
Nahant & Lynn Street Railway
Nahant
Salem News
John B. Alley
Augustus Hemmenway
Hemmenway
Chili
Oregon
Ethel V. Cleaves
Newport
Seniator
Sandwich
Cape Cod Canal
Carnal
Bourne
Bournedale
Frank L. Graves
Chelsea
Harvard Square
Widener Memorial Library
College Yard
Francis Ouimet
Philip Littie
Macmahan Island
Sheepscot Bay
Little
Mr. Little
William B. Killner
Long Wharf
Castle Island
Mt. Chocorua
Naren
Farr
Walt
Mildred Champagne
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!