The Boston Post Rates and Vacuum Time Notice
The Boston Post outlines subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with annual and half year options and international postage. It also announces vacation-time mail service offering daily mail at 25 cents per month and Sunday mail at 30 cents per month, with changeable address rights.
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Impeachment Moves Against Judge Archbold in Congress
The House scene shows a rare impeachment against Judge Robert W. Archbold of the United States Court of Commerce. A congressional committee unanimously accuses him of prostituting high office for personal profit, a mournful charge that triggers a recall of judges in active operation.
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House of Representatives
Robert W. Archbald
United States Court of Commerce
Congressional Committee
Democratic critique of Payne-Aldrich policy targets labor
The passage attacks the Democratic party and Governor Wilson for wanting revision of the Payne-Aldrich tariff. It condemns the New York Mail for claiming democracy would push workers back to bread lines, arguing high protection harms labor and can be reduced without hurting their interests.
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Democratic Party
Wilson
New York Mail
Perils of the Coast Fog and Safety at Cape Cod Canal
The article notes collisions and minor accidents along the southern New England coast during dense fog last Sunday. It cites Gulf Stream vapor and inshore currents as factors and urges improvements in safety, predicting benefits once the Cape Cod canal opens its pathway.
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New England
Gulf Stream
Cape Cod Canal
Americans Shine at Stockholm Olympics Brighten Medal Hopes
At Stockholm the American athletes show growing confidence and dominant form in the opening days of the games. They may not win every event but have already earned honors, with one disqualification in a distance race ruled on a technical point. The finish will determine the ultimate standing.
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America
Constellation Preservation Efforts Across Newport
The Constellation supporters in Newport and other cities urge action to preserve the frigate Constellation. A committee led by Mayor Patrick J. Boyle, Clark Burdick, and Rear Admiral French E. Chadwick seeks Navy reversal of a recent order affecting the ship's status.
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Newport
Washington
Constellation
Patrick J. Boyle
Clark Burdick
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French E. Chadwick
Navy
Preserve the Constitution as a Naval Heirloom
A call to save the Constellation from decay in Annapolis urges Congress to fund preservation or, if needed, launch a public subscription. The author argues the grand ship is a relic of naval supremacy and should be kept for posterity rather than perish.
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Annapolis
Congress
Woodrow Wilson Emerges Untrammelled Nominee in Baltimore
Observers say Wilson secured the Democratic nomination without boss influence. Public opinion favored Wilson as the man of destiny, with Bryan’s opposition reframed as not derailing his path. Intrigue played no part in his rise, leaving rivals unable to claim control.
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Woodrow Wilson
Bryan
Baltimore
Clark
Wilson
Roosevelt calls for national convention delegates in Chicago
Colonel Roosevelt through his Provisional Progressive Committee urges delegates for a national convention in Chicago on August 5. The piece argues a convention is unnecessary given Wilson’s candidacy but notes Republicans may wish to express views on alleged GOP misdeeds. It stresses testing Roosevelt’s claim of broad U.S. support.
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Roosevelt
Progressive Committee
Chicago
National Republican Committee
United States
A Celebrated Case in Viterbo Trial of Camorra Fight for Law
The Criminal Court at Viterbo delivers a verdict closing a landmark case against the Camorra. The lengthy proceedings began in 1911 with six months of counsel argument, amid widespread public sentiment backing lawfulness against organized crime. The trial is praised as fair and its verdict as just, highlighting Italy's struggle to curb nefarious influence in Naples and Sicily.
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Italy
Camorra
Naples
Garibaldi
MacVeagh to Sound Help Washington July 8
Secretary MacVeagh returned to Washington and will learn the exact conditions among treasury officials. There will be no formal investigation but he aims to determine if any high officials named in A Platt Andrew's resignation letter are dissatisfied or uncooperative.
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Washington
MacVeagh
Treasury Department
A. Platt Andrew
Fire at Dunes Hotel wipes out guests belongings in Allenhurst
Nearly 200 guests mostly from New York lost their personal effects and the building suffered a 150000 dollar loss in a late day blaze that also consumed three cottages.
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Allenhurst
N. J
New York
Senator Spooner Chauffeur Fined for Speeding on Fifth
John C Spooner former Wisconsin senator paid a 10 dollar fine in New York police court for auto speeding on Fifth avenue. His wife and son were in the car while a bicycle patrolman testified the vehicle traveled at a high speed.
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New York
John C. Spooner
United States
Wisconsin
Fifth Avenue
Spooner
Panama City Independence Square and its Worldly Charm
The article paints Panama City as a cosmopolitan hub centered on Independence Square. It highlights the Cathedral with Moorish towers finished in 1760, San Felipe and San Francisco churches, and notes Sunday life with religious observance, baseball and cricket, theater, and a booming lottery. It recalls the 1673 founding after Morgan's raid and the Spanish fortifications that shaped the sea wall and promenade.
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Colon
Canal
Canal Zone
Republic
Independence Square
Pearl Islands
San Felipe
San
Tropics
Jamaica
Morgan
All Sorts by Newton Newkirk Three Musketeers
Chronicle style extract uses playful mock epic tone to set up a duel scene between Cartagnan and Athirst in the Back Bay Fens. Athirst, famed as a fearless swordsman with many notches, contemplates sparing the youth while Cartagnan rushes to attack amid a tense family moment. He requests a pause.
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Athirst
Cartagnan
Dartagnan
Duel Sparks Between Athirst and Cartagnan in Back Bay Fens
Athirst challenges Cartagnan to a duel after a sharp exchange. Cartagnan accuses Athirst of sparring for time while Athirst, calm yet dangerous, offers an apology instead of combat. The two prepare to fight as tension rises.
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M’sieur
Athirst
Dartagnan
Dart Agnan
Disjoint Fragments Cipher Comic Patter In Paper Snippet
A fragmented OCR line hints at film or literature talk with lingering phrases like The Three Musketeers and Three Weeks. The garbled text mentions Newt, a snug tie to a pretty woman's lips, and a remark served right, all in a disjointed newspaper clipping style.
The Smarty Uncle Walt Mason Turns Happy Poet
A poem recounts Walt Mason’s shift from cynic to cheerful versifier. Once scorned for bleak jests he finds acclaim as villagers embrace his lively rhymes and even seek him for public roles. The piece, dated 1912, credits George Matthew Adams for copyright.
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Walt Mason
George Matthew Adams
Why not ask a question I can answer with No
A playful prompt urging a question that can be answered with a simple no. It riffs on yes or no framing and invites concise interaction.
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Mildred Champagne Advice Or A Letter About Love
A young woman, nineteen, seeks guidance on rejecting a devoted suitor while avoiding hurt feelings. The columnist warns it is easier to end unwanted attention than to win a reluctant lover, urging clearer boundaries and a kinder view of ordinary people.
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Miss Champagne
Wolilaston
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