The Boston Post announces July 7 1909 edition details
The Boston Post lists publication details for July 7 1909 including price plans for daily and Sunday issues. It notes vacation mail options and subscription terms, with payment in advance and address change policies. Contact details for offices and editors are provided.
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Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Mass
POST
Daily Post
United States
Sunday Post
Rise in Federal Suits Highlighted in 1908 Data
Orin Judson Field reports 28 250 suits and prosecutions filed in federal courts in the year ending June 30 1908. Prosecutions under new national laws like pure food drug act safety appliance act and antitrust and interstate commerce laws surged, while many indictments remained unfiled. The piece hints at looming judicial reform and unionized hours with more Roosevelt years.
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United States
Orin Judson Field
Department of Justice
Washington
Roosevelt
Federal
Provincetown Harbor Endorsed as National Naval Refuge
A report by Lt Colonel Edward Burr urges developing Provincetown Harbor as a permanent safe anchorage and model rendezvous for warships, stating its strategic sheltering position south of Boston and support for merchant marine protection, with Congress urged to order the survey.
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United States
Boston
Edward Burr
Provincetown
Burr
Massachusetts
Republic
Congress
American sailors rebut British officer critique of US navy
A British Marine Officer allegedly claims American ships are undermanned and training vessels. The reply notes strong post Spanish-American War seamanship, praises US battleship fleet during world cruise, and cites widespread praise from international experts and press.
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O’warsman
Landsmen in Sailor Dress Hold World Marks in Target Practice
Text fragment notes landsmen dressed as sailors setting world records in target practice, while the British Marine offers no explanation. This brief item hints at a curious contrast between unconventional competitors and formal naval authority.
Tubercular Relief Work Appeals for Summer Grants
The Boston association for the relief and control of tuberculosis seeks 1800 for a summer day camp at a 20 acre Dorchester site and 5000 to start a night camp for convalescent patients. It cites its historic role in camps, outdoor schooling, lectures, and funding from private subscribers.
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Boston Association For the Relief and Control of Tuberculosis
Hospital Department
Dorchester
Boston School Committee
Park Commissioners
Massachusetts
Boston
Anarchy in England and the Curzon Wyllie Killing
The assassination of Sir William Hutt Curzon Wyllie in London showcases anarchist influence and political motive. The piece links Indian agitation, British policy, and a supposed US role in subjugating foreign peoples, framing the event as broader imperial turmoil.
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William Hutt Curzon Wyllie
London
Revolutionary Party
India
England
United States
Costs and deaths rise from Fourth of July celebrations
The piece reports 46 deaths and about 1578 injuries from fireworks incidents during the Independence Day celebration. It notes losses near half a million dollars from fires and questions the value of such celebrations versus the human and civic costs, urging better organization and restraint.
Girl Finds Gem Lost by Dorchester Man
Miss Edith Mitchell of Dorchester recovered a $10 diamond lost hours earlier by P. J. Mullaney while mowing the front yard. After the ring stone came loose, friends searched the lawn and Miss Mitchell, who joined in the effort, located the gem within five minutes and returned it to the owner.
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Edith Mitchell
Dorchester
P. J. Mullaney
Prominent New York modiste Mabel Taylor dies in Waltham
Mrs. Mabel Taylor a notable New York modiste died suddenly in Waltham today at age 33 from heart paralysis. She was widely known in fashion circles for her design work and influential clientele.
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Waltham
Mabel Taylor
New York
Roosevelt and Sleuth Escaped Death in Balloon Rescue
A reader-friendly synopsis recounts Roosevelt and Stealthy Steve clinging to an anchor rope as a balloon nears fire. Steve plans self sacrifice. Roosevelt refuses, urging shared fate. A rising updraft carries the balloon to safety and the pair are saved by a swift ascent.
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Colonel Roosevelt
Steve
Mr. Roosevelt
Colonel
Pal
Sleuth
General Sherman
Warships in harbor draw crowds as city enjoys piping peace
Five more warships join those already in the harbor drawing jackies and artillery men into the streets. A firecracker incident sparks safety concerns while Captain Hall pursues astronomy as daily duty. Chelsea hails Old Glory during Independence Day ceremonies.
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Jackies
Edward Norley
Old Orchard
Bre
Saco
Biddeford
Robert S. Ray
Somerville
George A. Hall
George C. Garland
Voters Dropped From City List Exceeds 1500 Women
The city reports 1506 women voters who were entitled to vote in the last city election have been dropped from the current voting list. The change affects eligibility and may impact upcoming polls.
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Board of Election Commissioners
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