The Post Publishing Company Announcement July 6 1906
Subscription rates for the Daily and Sunday Post listed with payment terms. Vacation mailing option costs 25 cents per month. Change of address and contact details provided. Editor and Publisher E A Grozier listed with office contacts in Boston.
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Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Mass
THE
Sunday Post
Post Office
Post Publishing Company
POST
Daily Post
United States
Canada
Governor Guild Reveals Key Appointments for Boston
Governor Guild submitted a list to the executive council featuring a new Boston Juvenile Court with judges Harvey Baker Frank Severoni and Philip Rubenstein, and Charles Williams on the Boston Common Council. Alonzo Weed joins the Gas and Electric Light Commission. Helen Keller and Annette Rogers join the Commission for the Blind, boosting state projects.
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Governor Guild
Executive Council
Boston
Harvey Humphrey Baker
Brookline
Frank Severoni
Italy
Philip Rubenstein
Charles W. M. Williams
Lincoln University
Boston University Law School
Boston Common Council
Gas and Electric Light Commission
Alonzo R. Weed
George
Executive Chamber
Weed
Helen Keller
Annette P. Rogers
Commission For the Blind
Miss Keller
Miss Rogers
Roosevelt and Sullivan critique of federal supervision of wealth
The piece contrasts President Roosevelt’s Fourth of July speech calling for federal oversight over wealthy corporations with Congressman Sullivan of Boston arguing that government partnership breeds socialist excess. It notes the need to rectify the system beyond mere spot supervision and mentions a Boston yacht club event and various local anecdotes.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Congress
Sullivan
Boston
Tammany Hall
New York
The German Baby and a Ties That Bind Two Nations
The birth of the German heir on America's independence anniversary highlights a strong German presence in the United States. The 1900 census recorded about 11 million Germans or German descendants, over one seventh of the population, underscoring deep cross cultural ties despite changing views on blood and race.
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Germany
United States
Kaiser’s Young Heir Signals Changes for Germany
The piece predicts Germany’s future under the Kaiser’s grandchild as he turns 47, noting a potential shift toward American ideas. It sees possible closer ties between the German empire and the American republic amid evolving attitudes in Germany and a tense world balance.
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United States
Germany
Atlantic
Casualties of the Fourth of July noted in early numbers
The Chicago Tribune has tallied 38 deaths and 2789 injuries from Independence Day celebrations, with most harms caused by individual neglect rather than broad laxity. The piece urges self restraint, especially for children and youth, while supporting regulation on dangerous devices and licensing hours.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Somerville Mourned At Beard Obsequies
Funeral services for James F. Beard, Somerville city treasurer, were held at the First Unitarian Church with prominent banking, social and political figures in attendance. The city hall was draped in mourning and 56 bells rang as the funeral cortege left for Woodlawn Cemetery.
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First Unitarian Church
Somerville
James F. Beard
William H. Pierson
Schubert
Pierson
Beard
City Hall
Ernest W. Bailey
George H. Galpin
Cook
William H. Woodberry
Joseph H. Gleason
John W. Viall
Grimmons
Glines
Proctor
Chandler
Wellington
George W. Perkins
L. Roger Wentworth
Arthur T. Cumings
Soley Lodge of Masons
Henry J. Hall
Charles S. Robertson
E. J. Pillsbury
Amasa EE
California Guide Echo Pass to Tourists Sparks Frustration
In the California guide a tourist echoes lines about Echo pass provoking irritation. A character named Farmer Hornibeak compares the situation to Pokeville in Connecticut, highlighting travel guide repetition and humor.
Reflections in a Black Hand Detention Room
Stealthy Steve awakes in a damp dungeon cell of the Black Hand Society. A barred window, a locked door, and a corpse of past wounds frame his peril as he learns his fate to endure nine days of torture ending in death.
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Steve
Black Hand
Chicothe
Black Hand Gang
Black Hand Society
V. Bonario
He knew nothing Geraldine but can you teach him
A humorous exchange shows Geraldine pressing for guidance and a witty reply about teaching someone who lacks knowledge. The moment captures a light interaction likely from a social column or cartoon caption. No dates or locations are provided.
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Geraldine
Brooks the blunt lawyer joins a riverland fight
Brooks, a blunt constitutional law graduate, leaves academia for a high stakes case with the Summer Gardens syndicate. He schemes with Fox and Betts to help Grant, his uncle, in challenging river land protections and dam plans that threaten farms and industry.
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Briggs
Browne
Memorial
Briggsy
Jay Bird
Brooks
Briggs and Browne
State Street
Grant
Summer Gardens
North River
Fox
Brigegly
Law School
Syndicate
Fuleman
Mr. Brooks
North River Bridge
Con. Law
North River Lands
Many Novelties for Consumptives Home Party
The annual garden party of the Young Ladies' Charitable Association will be held on the Freedom for Consumptives estate grounds from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Fairy Land will appear on the lawns and orchards. The Lynn Cadet Ninth Regiment Band will play, with Sunny South troubadours performing. A flag and kite exhibition by Professor Samuel F. Perkins, lantern flights at night, and an entertainment for officials in the administration building led by Miss Elizabeth A Power.
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Young Ladies’ Charitable Association
Freedom For Consumptives
Lynn Cadet Ninth Regiment
South
Samuel F. Perkins
Elizabeth A. Power
Notable Society Departures Mark Newport Week on Arabic and Ivernia
In Society notes the Rev. and Mrs. Sherrard Billings attended their Tuesday St Pauls Church wedding. Eleanor Stockton, sister to the Stockton sisters, wore a tailored gown and carried flowers. Mrs. Woodbury Kane missed the departure due to her son breaking his arm after a rooftop fall. Guests sailing include Rev Wellen Thomas and Mrs Thomas, Mrs Harold E Childers, Mrs Fiske Warren and her daughter Charlotte, and Mr and Mrs Asabel Shurtleff with Miss Shurtleff. Ivernia and Arabic departures drew Boston and New York society, with Ames, Weld, and Channing among those traveling or receiving honors. A Rhode Island Society of the Cincinnati election also loomed at the end of the week.
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Sherrard Billings
St. Paul's Church
Woodbury Kane
Masters Duncan
Robert
Gerard Eliot
Newport
Thomas
Harold E. Childers
London
Fiske Warren
Charlotte
Ivernia
Warren
England
New York
Holland House
Richard Weld, Jr
Beacon Street
A. Winsor Weld
Chestnut Hill
Walter Channing
The
Union
George Pierce Baker
Harvard
Rhode Island Soci
Cincinnati
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New England
E. A. Grozier
South Boston Yacht Club
Hannan
Nantasket Point
C. W.hunt
Dorchester
Hunt
Malden
Harry EF. Converse
Marion
Newton
Newton Corner
John C. Daly
School Street
Mr. Daly
Daly
Huntington Avenue
Hotel Brunswick
Jake
John B. Moran
Faneuil Hall
Mr. Moran
Baker
H. F. Dimock
Metropolitan Line
John Paul Jones
Great Northern
California
Farmer Hornibeak
Pokeville, Conn
Mark
Freedy Lack
Newton Newkirk
the Post Publishing Co
Tremont and
Boylston Streets
Katherine A. Armitage
Cedar Street
Lower Falls
Congressman Gardner III
Augustus P. Gardner
Sagamore Farm
Hamilton
Washington
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