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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1906

Page

6

Postal Rates and Publication Details for The Boston Post

The notice lists daily and Sunday Post subscription prices from 1906 including One year $3.00 for daily and $2.50 for Sunday editions. It notes six month and shorter terms with respective rates and includes office address at 259 Washington St Boston Mass.

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Ice Trust probe spans cities as price rise sparks action

District Attorney Moran leads an inquiry into the ice trust as prosecutions spread from Toledo to Philadelphia and New York. Officials cite shortage, higher costs, and rising prices, while juries in Toledo show little sympathy for the defense amid harsh weather.

Moran Ice Trust Boston Toledo Philadelphia District of Columbia Combine City of New York Board of Aldermen Jerome

The Woes of Castellane in French Chamber

The plea of Count Boni de Castellane for mercy before the French Chamber of Deputies appears inconsistent with his public persona. He claimed family difficulties while seeking election, then faced removal as a corruptionist after an investigating committee report.

Count Boni de Castellane Chamber of Deputies Castellano South End

Certified Beef Bill Promises Huge Gain for Packers

The meat inspection bill is seen as a major boon for big packers through government certification of meat quality and sanitary processing. Secretary Wilson cites the federal stamp as a health and reliability guarantee for consumers and producers alike.

Wilson

Government inspection policy and private packers

The piece critiques the lack of cost for government meat inspections placed on packers while noting the national bank note guarantee requires collateral. It laments initial inspection failures and argues the public bears costs for honest, thorough checks despite packers avoiding fees. It highlights government inspection issues and the need for reliable oversight.

United States Treasury

Cholera feared in the Philippines amid early outbreak

Unofficial Manila reports suggest a potential epidemic in the Philippines this season. Past outbreaks exploded into major slaughters with 83 000 certified deaths four years ago and an estimated 20 000 concealed deaths, while last year’s Luzon toll stayed under 1 000. Authorities warn of recurring unsanitary conditions as a yearly hazard.

Manila Philippines Luzon

A Pretty Good Fourth Despite the Rain

The Fourth celebration ended successfully as skies cleared after earlier rain. Outdoor athletic sports saw poor conditions, but major events proceeded as planned. The crowd's spirit remained high despite weather and public safety regulations.

July 5 1779 New Haven Attack by British

The Observant Citizen notes a British attack on New Haven Connecticut. It recalls a year ago today a fatal and injurious head on collision near Fitchburg with three killed and several injured.

New Haven, Conn Fitchburg

Stealthy Steve Faces Black Hand Mob in Lodge Duel

The Six-Eyed Sleuth Stealthy Steve exposes his disguise in a Black Hand lodge confrontation with Chico-the-Choke. He battles a mob with his pistol and knife, suffers wounds, recalls his family, and collapses at Chico’s grip as the scene ends with a cliffhanger.

Stealthy Steve Newton Newkirk Post Publishing CO The Black Hand Chico-the-Choke V. Bonanno Suburbington on-the-Hudson Genevieve Chico Black Hand Society

The Ghost of Roscoe Darney Returns to Village

Roscoe Darney travels with his wife to a rural village chasing memories of a past love Alice Lee, only to find her as ailing and revered within the community. He discovers she bore heartbreak from a past romance and dies after a final reckoning with his distant life.

Pinkerton Reginald Martin Scollay Square Park Street Frank Twombley Genevieve Hollis Brookline Boston San Francisco North Shore Roscoe Darney Roscoe Alice Lee Alice Ross Dalney

Society Notes On Junetide Summer Plans Across New England

Boston society pages report the Aldriches cruising east from Kittery Point toward Islesboro and Bar Harbor aboard the Betteulia. The Baldwins and Scotts plan summer at Bretton Woods, while the Wilsons sail July to Christiania after visits in Washington and Boston. The Whitehouses, Endicotts, Grews, Morgans, Reeces, and Brown siblings are scattered across New England and Europe, with yacht cruises, hotel stays, and trips through France Switzerland and Norway on their calendars.

Talbot Aldrich Kittery Point Betteulia Islesboro Bar Harbor William M. Scott Newbury Street George F. Baldwin Chicago Bretton Woods New Ocean House Swampscott William, T. Miller Chestnut Hill Huntington Wilson America Japan Magnolia William James Missouri Wilson Washington Boston Mrs. Wilson Republic Liverpool Christiania F. Meredyth Whitehouse North Shore Crowhurst Mr. Whitehouse Henry Whitehouse William Endicott, Jr Cedric London Henry S. Grew Manchester Europe J. Pierpont Morgan, Jr Morgans Long Island Abby C. Brown Rebecca Warren Brown Beacon Street New Magnolia John Reece Commonwealth Avenue New York Baltic France Switzerland Reeces Misses Edwards

Longing for Summers Past in the Old South Meadow

A reflective verse recalling childhood scenes and the familiar scent of apple blossoms, cows in a lane, and meadow grass. The speaker aches for the old homeplace, balancing joy and sorrow as time turns toward past days.

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