The Boston Post July 8 1909 Vacation Notice
The Daily Post offers mail delivery to any address in the United States for 2 1 2 cents per month and the Sunday Post for 25 cents per month. Subscriptions must be prepaid and will be discontinued at expiration. BE A Grozier signs as Editor and Publisher with contact office details.
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Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Mass
The
Sunday Post
Canada
Post Publishing Company
POST
Daily Post
United States
BE. A. Grozier
Senate Pays Six Months Salary to Hale Family
The Senate resolution directing a six months' salary to the family of the late Dr. Edward Everett Hale, who died in office as chaplain, is praised for its modest recognition. Hale imparted uplifting opening remarks, while the clockkeeper earns $200 more annually, highlighting a contrast between mechanical duties and spiritual guidance.
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Senate
Edward Everett Hale
Hale
United States Senate
Tariff bill moves to conference amid delays and reforms
The completed tariff bill nears Senate action as parliamentary delays loom. House aims to send its modified measure to a conference committee Monday. Analysts criticize the Taft era tax plan as favoring the few over the many, yet foresee quick enactment if revenues are restored.
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Senate
House
Was It Worth It Thaw Faces Jail After White Murder
The piece reflects on William Desmond Thaw transferring from Matteawan to a New York jail, claiming he is content with confinement as a criminal rather than among sane crowds. It questions whether a momentary act of violence against Stanford White justified such a life sentence and warns readers of the moral consequences.
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Young Thaw
Matteawan
New York
Stanford White
White
Thaw
Stephen
Perdition
Hades
Steve
Tropics
Africa
Jamaica
Roosevelt
Bekb
White Mountains
Hazelwood Club
Daniel L. Crowley
New Bedford
Crowley
Taft praises U S for fair church state harmony in Philippine policy
President Taft spoke at Cliff Haven praising the United States effort in the Philippines. He said the long union of church and state was fairly settled with no expropriation or coercion, contrasting with actions in France and elsewhere. He credited a sincere application of American principles.
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Philippines
United States
Taft
Cliff Haven
Philippine Islands
France
Principles of justice praised in Philippine work ethic
The passage lauds sacrificing endeavor and the moral value of education, noting great money costs but incalculable moral worth. It argues that solving Philippines’ commercial and industrial issues through just, tariff-free principles would honor our record in the islands.
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Philippines
Criticism of the Courts and respect for judicial duty
The piece argues that annulments for technical errors do not indict judges who interpret the law rather than make it. It defends due process, notes flaws from clerks and venues, and asserts most American court decisions uphold liberty while constructive criticism protects justice.
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Tennessee
Roosevelt
New York
St. Louis
Tennessee Night Riders
Savvy antics in a perilous balloon escape with Roosevelt
A humorous serialized synopsis recounts Stealthy Steve and Colonel Roosevelt surviving a forest fire on a balloon. The pair debate collars and laundry costs while dawn breaks over Africa. The excerpt teases further installments and mocks progress foes.
Safeguards Urged for Youth Rowing Crews
Medical Examiner Magrath warns against allowing youths into shells unless they can swim. A Charles River Basin regatta spill underscoring the risk prompts calls for safety enforcement by rowing bodies, including the New England Rowing Association, to prevent underqualified rowers from racing.
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Charles River Basin
Magrath
New England Rowing Association
Americans Emerge in Opera as European Dominance Shifts
London critic notes a rising trend of American singers in major operas and forecasts a future where Americans dominate roles at home. Andreas Dippel reports about a third of next season’s principal singers will be American, with top names like Nordica and Farrar alongside newer talents. Strong regional development follows across the country.
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London Saturday Review
America
Andreas Dippel
Metropolitan Opera House
Nordica
Farrar
Fremsted
Fornia
Osborne
Neilson
Pasquali
Noria
Clark
Snelling
Hinckley
Witherspoon
Gristold
Hall
Martin
Europe
Opera
Boston
New England
Pacific Coast
Nantucket Central Railroad Reconstructed Authorized
Judge Lowell in the United States Circuit Court approved the reconstruction of the Nantucket Central railroad a six mile island line. Receiver Dodge may issue 30000 dollars in bonds via Windsor Trust Company of New York. Ira L McCord of New York awarded the reconstruction contract.
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Nantucket
Stones moved by subscription raise beach access concerns
The piece notes opposition to moving stones by popular subscription as authorities have prosecuted those taking stones from the beach and warn the deposit is eroding bathing areas. It also recounts a wild Beacon Street taxi escape by newlyweds and other local anecdotes.
Observant Citizen and Other Local Notices
The Observant Citizen J S Hathaway helps coordinate presidential autos on July 4 and 65. Hotel Oxford Orchestra members Frances Law and Frank A Appleton wed in Naples with plans of more marriages to come. Assistant Chief John A Allen of Brookline FD vacationing in Cedar Grove Me. John J Gleason seeks equitable support after winning $400 vs Intercolonial Rwy. Dr Benjamin C Gregory lectures at Knoxville Summer School then to Lake Sunapee. Miss Lillian Morrison visits New Measiows for photography. Chelsea school committee appoints Robert W Rice principal of Williams School. Medford Hillside Juniors honor Reynolds as star player after string of wins. Winthrop beach erosion by stones blocks Crest walk. residents blame Park Commission inaction.
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Hotel
Oxford
Frances Law
Frank A. Appleton
Naples
John A. Allen
Brookline Fire Department
Cedar Grove
Knoxville
Tenn
Gregory
Lake Sunapee
N. H
Lillian Morrison
Main Street
Melrose
New Measiows
Morrison
Bbb & I
Chelsea
Robert W. Rice
Danversport
Williams School
Rice
Wesleyan University
Rbe
Medford Hillside
Reynolds
Massachusetts
Winthrop
Metropolitan Park Commission
Profitable daily announcements with Morse-made suit markdowns
A promotional notice touts daily announcements with essential needs and price quotes. It highlights Morse-made suits offered at cut prices as genuine bargains and notes the counter clearing markdowns that create consumer interest.
Bargain Men's and Youths Suits in Dramatic Reductions
The ad lists heavy discounts on men and youths jackets and suits with prices from $35 down to $8. The sale highlights include 2-Piece Norfolk and double breasted styles in youths sizes 11 to 16 and Russians and Sailors in specified small to mid sizes. Various price steps are given from $3.75 to $10.00.
Sale Notice on Shirts Shoes Hats and Hosiery
Sale of shirts negligees and surplus stock priced at 3, 2.50, 2, and 1.50 dollars. Hats at 1.15 dollars. Men’s shoes reduced from 4 and 3.50 to 2.75 and 3. Oxfords and boys’ shoes discounted. Genuine Panama hats offered at 4 dollars. Half hose priced around 50 cents.
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