Boston Post rates and publication details July 9 1906
Daily subscription rates list for one year three dollars six months one fifty eight months or eight cents per month plus Sunday Post rates for one year two fifty six months one twenty five and three months sixty five cents. Office address at 259 Washington Street Boston Massachusetts.
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The Daily Post offers mail delivery to any United States or Canadian address for 25 cents monthly. The Sunday Post also costs 25 cents per month. Address changes are allowed as often as desired.
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Telegraphic Telegraph Company Notice to Subscribers
Notification from the Post editor and publisher stating subscription payments are due and that continued service without notice is contingent on payment. It directs readers to notify by mail if unable to obtain the paper from their newsdealer and lists office addresses 1004 10 and 1388 1884 Main.
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Warning of underground explosion on Washington street tunnel
A recent blast in the Washington street tunnel caused surface wreckage and interior damage but no injuries. The short circuited electric cables released gas, underscoring risks to conduits and subway construction amid prior Tremont Tremont Street incidents.
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Rockefeller Wanted by Hancock County Sheriff
The Hancock County Ohio sheriff seeks John D Rockefeller upon a criminal suit filed by the public prosecutor charging conspiracy to monopolize in oil. The warrant directs pursuit statewide if needed. Penalties include six months to a year in the Toledo workhouse and fines up to five thousand dollars.
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John D. Rockefeller
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Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Toledo
Dreyfus Case Decision Expected From Paris Supreme Court
Reports indicate the Paris Supreme Court is nearing a ruling in the Alfred Dreyfus case with a decision anticipated later this year. The case centers on the controversial military espionage accusations and national political tensions.
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Alfred Dreyfus
Dreyfus Refuses Damages and Seeks Only Honor
The court hears concluding arguments as Dreyfus refuses to accept damages awarded for judicial error. He does not pursue action against perjuring witnesses and asks only for the restoration of his honor as an officer. He declares his life given to the country and seeks ethical justice in honor restoration.
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A Feat of Seafaring The Dewey reaches Manila this week
The great dry dock Dewey is expected to reach Manila within the week with Thursday as the target. It left Colombo June fifth after an 83 day 8400 mile passage from Suez, averaging over 100 miles a day. If the pace holds to Singapore, final arrival near month end.
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Moran Accepts Prohibition Nomination for Governor
John B. Moran, nominated by the Prohibition party, argues that state prohibition is a dream while local prohibition is practical where voters demand it. He pledges devotion to law and order and urges temperance work with existing legal tools for tangible results.
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Master Painters Fault With Legislature in Massachusetts
William E. Wall secretary treasurer of the Society of Master House Painters and Decorators of Massachusetts criticizes the state legislature for withdrawing two petitions aimed at public welfare. He notes hearings were held, but both petitions to regulate wallpaper removal in tenements and to curb adulterated linseed oil were withdrawn by the health committee and approved by neither house. Somerville July 7.
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New England
Committee On Health
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William E. Wall
Somerville
Oklahoma awaits nickname as 46th state nears
Guthrie Oklahoma July 8 In a sense Oklahoma and Indian Territory resemble a couple engaged to be married with a July 4 1907 wedding date when they become the 46th state. Citizens offer nicknames such as Pappoose Indian Eagle Mistletoe Lobo and Oklahoma. Oklahoma means red people in Choctaw with okla for people and homma for red. The Indian Governor Green McCurtain notes pronunciation is Owe klah homa and Indians prefer it.
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Indian Territory
Mary E. Surratt Hanged in Lincoln Conspiracy Trial
A record of July 9, 1865, noting the execution of Mary E. Surratt for involvement in the Lincoln assassination plot. A year ago today in Boston’s South End a riot between Syrians and Greeks injured 25 people.
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President Lincoln
South End
Boston
Stealthy Steve Pursues Lead in Bonario Case
Private detective Stealthy Steve tracks V Bonario's disappearance amid Black Hand threats. He visits Miss Vivian DePeyster, Bonario's fiancée, and learns Bonario visited her in the very room last night. The probe continues with suspense about Bonario and upcoming wedding.
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Black Hand
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Chico the Choke
Chico-the-Choke
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Vivian
Bargain at Briarwood Ends in Romantic Coup
Aunt Betty Bittersweet amid Briarwood selling fever keeps a black bombazine dress and a vow to marry Lorraine Kendricks, a wealthy Brazilian buyer. Barbara schemes to snag a nabob rival but Kendricks reveals plans to take Betty away that day, leaving Barbara to pursue Mr. Gleason.
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Brazil
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Mr. Gleason
Jack Frost
Susan
South America
Aunt Betty
Lorraine
Love and Sacrifice in a Young Man's Dilemma
A 23 year old man asks if he should tell the woman he loves about his financial strain and family duties. He faces possible poverty for his parents and siblings, wonders whether to marry now or wait, and seeks guidance on fairness and self reliance. The adviser urges personal responsibility and to avoid sacrificing his happiness.
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New York
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Who Bides His Time by James Whitcomb Riley
Poem stanzas celebrate patient endurance and quiet perseverance. A speaker, James Whitcomb Riley, portrays a person who awaits fortune, endures poverty, and remains hopeful as rewards come with time. The verse envisions triumph, joy, and universal influence through restraint.
Society on the Move Abroad and at Home
Beacons Weld and Davis plan trips to Liverpool aboard the Arabic and visit Newport. Cambridge and Boston socialites sail for the Mediterranean on the Romani c. debuts and greetings mark departures with Bishop Lawrence and Dorchester House hosts. Wheelocks and Wheelocks guests travel to Antwerp and Shanghai. Lake Champlain island gatherings host Rice Wrenn Hamlin guests. Sargent couple return to Cambridge after New York trip. Mrs Bachert guests in Newton and Marblehead for the season.
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Beacon Street
Edward L. Davis
Commonwealth Avenue
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North Shore
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Newport
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Appleton Chapel
Cambridge
Elizabeth Gray
Chestnut Hill
Kenneth McKenzie
Samuel A. Richardson
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Charles A. Curtis
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London
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Reid
Dorchester House
Thomas Wheelock
Boston
New York
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Lake Champlain
Cyrus Sargent
Sargent
New Haven
Fanny Kellogg Bachert
Frederick Ayer
Newton
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