Post Publishing Co Daily and Sunday Post Rates 1906
Daily rate options listed for one Poat at eight dollars yearly six months one fifty three months seventy five cents one month twenty five cents. Sunday Post annual two dollars fifty cents half year one dollar twenty five cents three months sixty five cents. Instructions note second class matter Boston mass and that all money sent at sender's risk with checks drafts and money orders payable to the Post Publishing Company.
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The Post in Vacation Time
The Daily Post offers mail delivery in the United States or Canada for 265 cents monthly and the Sunday Post for 25 cents monthly. Subscriptions require advance payment and will be discontinued at expiration without notice. If unavailable from dealers, notify by postal mail. E A Grozier editor and publisher.
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Daily Post
United States
Canada
Sunday Post
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Polo Association
Newsport
Roosevelt And His Party Reevaluation For 1908
The piece notes President Roosevelt’s repeated refusal to seek another term, with Secretary Loeb confirming his irrevocable purpose. It warns political events could push him to reconsider and suggests his popularity remains the Republicans’ key asset for the 1906-08 campaigns and possible distress scenarios.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Loeb
National Republican Party
Diplomatic Effort Calmly Easing Central American Turmoil
The piece notes unrest in Guatemala and El Salvador risking wider conflict with Honduras joining. It praises President Roosevelt for offering State Department diplomacy over force to end hostilities, urging a settlement with honor as casualties mount on both sides.
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Central America
Guatemala
Cabrera
Salvador
Honduras
Roosevelt
State Department
Japanese War Casualty Figures Released by Minister
Tokio officials publish official Japanese army casualties from the war with Russia. The minister of war releases figures showing ongoing tolls and losses among Japanese forces.
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Russia
Tokio
Prem Leitlad
Alaqa Aiad
Japanese Army Sanitation Yields Remarkable War Mortality Rates
The text notes 21 802 died of disease and 170 129 wounded or sick in Japanese forces. Wounded in action 153 673 and 16 456 by accident. Only 11 424 died among the wounded and 20 336 died of contagious disease. Emphasizes personal cleanliness, sanitation, and prophylactics in Manchuria.
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Manchuria
Spain
Cuba
Czar And Duma Backed By Relieved Famine Aid
The Czar approves a 7.5 million dollar relief measure for famine districts in Russia, signaling possible harmony with the Duma. The move comes amid crop failures in Volga regions and late rains elsewhere, while ministers oppose the plan. The piece notes broader questions of amnesty and constitutional government.
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Russia
Volga
Duma
The Heat Wave and Humidity Spell urges calm restraint
The piece notes yesterday’s heat felt hot despite not exceeding averages, with humidity driving discomfort. It counsels patience and self control, advising slow actions, avoiding anger, and choosing restraint over excess during the hot spell.
Preservative Talk At Health Board On Soda Syrups
State Board of Health officials discussed analysis of soda fountain syrups for preservatives and potential public health actions. Tracy of American Soda Fountain Co says boric acid is not used and salt and sugar are the best preservatives. A Boyden notes salicylic acid is necessary to prevent fermentation and keep extracts usable for a year without harmful ingredients.
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Tracy
American Soda Fountain Company
Post
A. Boyden
Myrtle and
Joy Streets
Observant Citizen July 18 1812 events noted
Today in American history July 18 recalls the Constitution escaping the British fleet by kedging. The entry also notes heat wave deaths in Boston and other large cities, and marks one year since the event.
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Miss Eunice Terry Nearly Drowns at Bailey's Beach Rescue
Newport, July 17 Miss Eunice Terry daughter of Rev and Mrs Roderick Terry of New York and Newport a swimmer and tennis player nearly lost her life while surf swimming at Bailey's Beach. Exhausted she floated calling for help. a life crew reached her after her cries were carried by wind and she was pulled aboard and later played tennis again.
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R. I
Eunice Terry
Roderick Terry
New York
Louise Baldwin
Bailey's Beach
Miss Terry
James Wichols
Joseph Chase
Czar Signs 7.5 Million Famine Relief Bill
The Emperor approved by telegram a famine relief bill of 7.5 million dollars passed by both houses of the Russian Parliament. It marks the first enactment of a session that spanned over two months and underscores Parliament’s stance against his ministers.
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ST. Petersburg
Stealthy Steve Seeks Shelter From Black Hand Threat
Stealthy Steve the six eyed sleuth hides in the home of Millionaire V Bonario during a nocturnal stand off with the Black Hand. He longs for sleep as danger looms.
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Steve
Black Hand
V. Bonario
A Woman's Question of a Colored Heritage and Forgiveness
In an old southern garden a man reveals to a young woman that he is the son of a famed Parisian woman. He recalls a nameless birth and asks forgiveness while she, moved by his confession, urges him to speak the words that would bind them.
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Ralph C. Goodey
W. G. Browne
Winthrop Yacht Club
Revere
Bill Browne
Goudey
Winthrop
Miss Champagne
Europe
Paris
Chateau of
Chalon
Golden Moments Dawn in Splendid Eastern Light
A poetic verse celebrates a bright dawn with a golden sun and singing birds. The lines speak of nature’s joy, renewed hope, and breaking from night, capturing a tranquil morning scene.
North Shore Society Notes Highlight Prominent New York Belle
A society page details Miss Ethel Ayder visiting Beacon Street and Pride's Crossing, with plans for her Southampton estate and sister Mrs. F. Lothrop Ames nearby. It notes a wedding in Livermore Falls, Me between George W. Treat and Elsie Mabel Reynolds, and various summer movements among the region's notable families. Also mentions polo cups, Newport visits, and recoveries from appendicitis among Boston society figures.
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New York
Ethel Ayder
Hannah Stevenson
Beacon Street
Pride's Crossing
Ayder
Duncan Ryder
Long Island
Southampton
Miss Ayder
F. Lothrop Ames
Connecticut
North Easton
Ryders
Livermore Falls
George W. Treat
Elsie Mabel Reynolds
Henry Reynolds
First Baptist Church
Old Maids and Bachelors Invite Roosevelt to Debate
Clinton Merrick, chair of Iowa bachelors and old maids, invites President Roosevelt to join a July convention debate on birth rates. The group pledges a race death by action platform arguing population growth weakens common labor against trusts. Merrick asks Roosevelt to argue for fewer births while the society counters with more births.
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Roosevelt
Forest City
Clinton Merrick
Bachelors and Old Maids
Merrick
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