Post Publishing Co Daily Issue July 10 1005
Daily publication from Boston Mass issued by Post Publishing Co with office at 259 Washington St. Subscription policy requires advance payment and discontinuation at expiration. Readers urged to notify if missing delivery. Byline lists editor and publisher Grosiba.
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June 1905 Steady Growth Sets Post Records
The Daily Post reports June 1905 as the largest month for circulation in its history, noting unprecedented totals and comparing daily performance to the Sunday Post, marking a peak in audience reach.
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Heat and danger rise as dog days begin and submarines claim more lives
The article notes a humid, oppressive June to July on the Middle Atlantic coast urging calm and patience during the hot spell. It reports the sinking of the French submarine torpedo boat Fafardet with all hands lost and reflects on recent naval submarine accidents, questioning the value of such vessels amid the peril and slow destruction faced by crews.
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Middle Atlantic
The Russian Mutiny Ends as Potemkin Mutiny Fails
The surrender of the Russian battleship Kniaz Potemkin likely ends a notable incident in the revolutionary movement in Russia. The mutiny may influence future forms of protest, but its failure erodes naval momentum and leaves little fleet to attract revolutionaries.
Russia Japan War Notes on Roumanian Desertion
A commentary notes deserters from Russia found shelter in a neutral country and argues Russia cannot demand their return. It cites international rules and separates the issue from Japan while noting Sakhalin occupation hints at terms likely from Japan in upcoming peace talks in Washington.
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Russia
Japan
Washington
Sakhalin
Agriculture Department Leaks Stir Cotton Market Scandal
The Department of Agriculture faces a fresh scandal as it uncovers a leak that fed speculative cotton trading. Secretary Wilson says a guilty official was discharged for stealing information and falsifying reports to aid speculation, undermining public confidence in the department.
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Wilson
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Payne
Royal Commission to Probe Tuberculosis in Poultry
A British royal commission will investigate poultry tuberculosis amid a public scare this dull season for sensations. The article notes that gapes and other fowl diseases are seen as forms of the dread illness and discusses diets implied by scientific prescriptions.
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England
All Sorts column preview for today's Post page seven
The All Sorts column appears on page seven of today's Post, offering a compact roundup of brief items and tidbits. It signals light reads, small scoops, and quirky notes likely to amuse readers skimming early editions.
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Steamer Mission Tainted by Sallys Dream and a Yankee Capture
In a Maine coastal tale, Colonel Fuller recounts a Civil War era voyage on the Kennebec. Sally the stewardess dreamed a warning of three suspicious men aboard, guiding a revenue cutter to pursue and assist a night attack. A daring night chase ends in capturing Confederate guerillas and saving the vessel and passengers.
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Boston
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Cape Ann
Notable Local Gossip and Arrivals Across Malden and Boston
The Observant Citizen notes Percy Fitzpatrick plans Georgetown College study, Cushman relocates to Maine for bicycling life, and social circles in Somerville. It reports Dr Haynes returning to Boston, Charles Newcomb named civil service examiner, and Inspector Greenleaf’s vast criminal photo collection. Also covered are a birthday party for Joseph Vokes, an upcoming life saving crew event at Parker Hall, and notable politicians vacationing along beaches and hills.
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Bower Place
Roxbury
Joseph Vokes
Boston Theatre
Thomas Keegan
Anton Volk
William Volk
LaCorse
Frank Lloyd
Sandy Munroe
Globe
Abe Rich
The
Hollis
Henry Corbett
Ralph Corbett
Donnelly Bill Posting Company
John Ells
Grand Opera House
William Watson
Gus Hill
Harry M. Peyser
Nahant Line
Parker Hall
Beachmont
United States
North Shore
Crescent Beach
Shirley Avenue
Revere
Advice on Love and Timing from a Miss Champagne
A 20 year old stenographer asks Miss Champagne how to handle a man's frequent visits and whether to push for a clear declaration. The advisor notes the possibility he has not yet spoken and suggests the young woman seek frank understanding if confidence is justified, urging rights to know his intentions.
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H. K. Spearman
People’s
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Chelsea
Lynn
New England
Spearman
Yale Divinity School
Miss Champagne
Advice on love triangle and choosing a life partner
A reader asks if two people should reveal their three month affair to the others. The responder says to choose one partner for life and not owe explanations to anyone else. Emphasizes that happiness hinges on the two lovers and the partner they want.
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Dear Miss Champagne Advice Column Fragment
A 24 year old stenographer seeks guidance about a love triangle after meeting two young women at a dance. His friend has started courting the same woman, creating a dilemma about whom to pursue and how to proceed with reconciliation and choices.
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Miss Champagne
Melrose
Women’s Factory Made Wash Dresses Colorful two piece gowns
Two piece dresses feature figured organdies and lawns with dainty patterns. Waist and skirt trimmed with lace, offered in attractive models and popular shades. Sizes range from 32 to 42 bust with waist detail and tailored styling. Prices shown for different quality fabrics and dress types.
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