Subscriptions and notices for The Boston Post
The notice lists daily and Sunday Post subscription rates with options for one year six months and three months. It states second class matter, address updates, advance payment, and discontinuation on expiration. Payment methods include checks drafts and money orders payable to the Post Publishing Company. Editor is E A Grozier. New York distribution via leading hotels.
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THE
Sunday Post
Post Publishing Company
New York
Boston Post
June Growth Circulation of the Daily Post and the Sunday Post 1903
Day by day figures show June 1903 circulation trends for the Daily Post and the Sunday Post. The data lists each day's paid copies, reflecting weekend demand and weekday adjustments. Strong entities include the Daily Post and Sunday Post, with dates from June.
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Daily Post
The
Sunday Post
Hottest July day noted but not crucial to modern readers
The weather bureau called yesterday the hottest July 9 on record, yet readers dismiss the fact as past and focus on enduring the heat. Prostrations occurred but were not fatal, while visitors found Boston’s east wind a relief. Locals cite the breeze as a hopeful counter to official forecasts for the week.
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Weather Bureau
Boston
South
Roosevelt and Hanna control of renomination questioned
The piece questions Theodore Roosevelt retaining Marcus Hanna as Republican chairman for 1904 and recalls McKinley era trades that shaped past administrations and postal scandals. It argues Hanna’s influence risks public service corruption while noting Roosevelt’s current presidency may rest on similar bargains. It also comments on Boston’s mosquito invasion and broader urban pest problems.
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Roosevelt
Marcus A. Hanna
Mark
Republican Committee
Hanna
MoeKinley
McKinley
New England
Washington
Hanna McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Rathbone
Cuba
Roosevelt and Perry Heath in Post Office Controversy
The piece questions President Roosevelt about backing Perry Heath the assistant postmaster general and Republican secretary, urging reflection on whether the administration can shield him from investigation into Post Office Department rot. It frames Heath as a bold party figure and raises concerns about accountability and the use of statutes of limitations.
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Heelers
McKinley
Perry Heath
Roosevelt
Republican Committee
Mark Hanna
Post Office Department
Oyster Bay
Sympathy for Leo XIII Bridges Faith Divides Across Christendom
The article lauds Pope Leo XIII for liberal views and rising unity among Christians amid his illness. It recalls his nuanced stance on Renan and notes that his humane, generous impulses could soften bigotry and foster interdenominational harmony, drawing sympathy from Methodists and all Christendom.
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Leo XIII
Ocean Grove
St. Peter
Renan
Leo MIII
Vatican
Medford Golf Club Rules on Sunday Sparks State Debate
The club amended its by law to prohibit any contest or match on Sunday asserting alignment with Sunday laws. The issue tests Massachusetts Sunday statutes, with Sabbatarian and liberal readings debated. A public arrest of club members could push the question to the Supreme Court.
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Medford Golf Club
Commonwealth
Medford
Supreme Court
All Sorts By Newton Newkirk Letter No 1
Albany dispatch by Newton Newkirk recounts his travel on a B and A train from Boston to Buffalo with a free pass. He jokes about a mismatched appearance at South Station, inspects the pass terms, and describes carriage life, a curious Bureau of Information encounter, and a smoking mishap aboard the Pullman. He notes the weathered conditions clause and signals a planned wire transmission to conclude the letter.
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Albany
N. Y
Niagara Falls
Boston
Buffalo
South Station
Newkirk
Newton Newkirk
Globe Trotter
New World
Chelsea
Mass
Bureau of Information
Bureau
West
Skowhegan
Reed
N. N
Boston Notes on People Places and Events
The Observant Citizen notes charm of President Eliot's voice at conven tions and recalls Carroll D. Wright's new labor committee chairmanship. It praises public librarians, mentions Horace G. Wadlin and Thomas F. Phelan, and recounts acts of courage, streetcar manners, hot golf days, visiting Milwaukee teachers, and Booker T. Washington hospitality. It also reflects on Mrs. Blaine and Mrs. Sampson shaping news by shielding illiness and election coverage.
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Carroll D. Wright
Worcester
Massachusetts
Wright
Boston Public Library
Labor
Coal Strike Commission
Clark University
Horace G. Wadlin
Boston Public Library Guardian
Thomas F. Phelan
St. Patrick’s Total Abstinence and Literary Society
Dudley Street
Booker T. Washington
Mr. Washington
Mrs Blaines Condition Critical Nears End
Augusta Me July 9 The widow of James G Blaine is in a critical condition with hourly end near. Nearly 75 years old she has suffered three years of failing health though no specific disease is named. Her children Mrs Beale Mrs Damrosch and James G Blaine are at her bedside.
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Augusta
James G. Blaine
Blaine
Beale
Damrosch
Holy Trinity Altar Boys to Held Mass Next Sunday
The Holy Trinity Altar Boys Association will hold their annual high mass next Sunday at 10 o clock at the German Catholic Holy Trinity Church.
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Holy Trinity Altar Boys’ Association
Holy Trinity Church
Moonlit Betrothal Test Ends In Vanity
A summer romance ends as a man asks for proof of love through nightly moon gazing. The woman, an astronomy devotee, promises to search the moon each night this winter, revealing a vow born of vanity rather than affection. The scene unfolds under a soft twilight and the rising moon.
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Darling
Massachusetts Plans for St Louis Fair
The Massachusetts Board of Managers for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition has begun preparations and aims to surpass its past showings. Office work will occur daily at 6 Beacon Street. Architect C Howard Walker will soon submit plans and sketches for the Massachusetts building.
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Massachusetts
St. Louis
Beacon Street
C. Howard Walker
Colored Shriners In Session Amid City Gathered 127 Temples
The 12th annual session of the Imperial Grand Council of the Ancient and Accepted Order of Mystic Shriners of North and South America met in the city this week. Imperial Grand Potentate John G. Jones of Chicago presided as 127 temples were represented. The order lists 3500 members and a treasury of $3200.50. Next year’s session will be in Louisville, Kentucky.
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Imperial Grand Council of the
Ancient and Accepted Order of Mystic Shriners
North and
South America
Imperial Grand Potentace
John G. Jones
Chicago
Order
Treasury
Louisville
Visiting School Teachers Find Franklin Square House Welcoming
If you plan to stay several days in Boston consider the Franklin Square House, a new hotel for women offering special rates for teachers and their friends. Located on East Newton Street, Boston.
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Boston
Franklin Square House
East Newton Street
Weathering Heat Prompts New Clothing Lines for Office Wear
In hot weather, retailers highlight a range of light garments including mohair, black and cream alpaca coats, white vests, white duck fabrics, and tennis trousers. autos, dusters, and skeleton serge featured at all prices for office, store, and professional use.
Gentlemen’s Madras Shirts Arrive at Shuman Corner
We have just placed on our first floor counters new arrivals in gentleman s hot weather madras shirts Fall regular made all sizes cuffs attached or detached Plain colors stripes checks and variegated patterns especially adapted for the season s wear priced at 1 50 A Shuman Co Shuman Corner
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A. Shuman & CO
Shaman Corner
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