Post Publishing Co Daily Issue July 20 1906 Boston
Publication details state daily issue from Boston Massachusetts with subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. Rates listed include one year three dollars and six months one dollar fifty. It notes second class matter at the Boston post office and advises against sending cash with payments.
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Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Mass
Abe
the Sunday Post
Mase
Post Publishing Company
The Post in Vacation Time
The Daily Post offers mail delivery across the United States and Canada for 25 cents per month, with the Sunday Post at the same rate. Subscribers may change their address as often as desired.
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POST
Daily Post
United States
Canada
Sunday Post
Editorial Rooms and Post Subscriptions Notice
Subscriptions must be prepaid and will be discontinued on expiration without notice. If the Post is unavailable from your newsdealer, notify us by postal at once. Be A. Grozier Editor and Publisher.
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Matin
BE. A. Grozier
Mosquito Season Threatens Greater Boston Area
The piece notes a likely memorable year for mosquitoes in Greater Boston and nearby communities with invasions already in outlying districts. Causes cited include fashion in openwork clothing and weather, while authorities pursue drainage and breeding control though relief seems limited. The article urgeswindow screens and quick removal of intruders as the simplest protection.
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Greater
Boston
Our Booming Trade and Local Sights Across Town
The piece highlights a record foreign commerce year with exports totaling 1 744 000 000 dollars and imports 1 226 000 000, leaving a 517 000 000 dollar trade balance in the United States. It also notes prices, tariffs, and domestic prosperity concerns, plus several local incidents from Boston area to Ipswich and Lawrence including public school land use, hospital visits, and a new Brooklyn fire horse named Raffles.
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Department of Commerce and Labor
Washington
American Republic
Washington Statisticians
Draper and
Bowdoin Streets
Dorchester
Tosks
Raffles
Brooklyn Fire Department
Station A
Salem
Sentences of Russian generals spark protest over justice
The article denounces death sentences for General Stoessel and General Fock tied to Port Arthur surrender as futile and cruel. It argues clemency may spare them and blasts imperial policy as ineffective amid widespread unrest and violence in Russia.
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Stoessel
Port Arthur
Fock
Rojestvenski
Russia
The Law and the Trusts
The article argues that anti trust efforts rely on old law rather than new statutes in suppressing trusts. It cites Standard Oil and Mr Moody using the Sherman act, rebating cases moving from Cleveland to Chicago, and local ice monopoly disputes where immunity due to missing statutes no longer holds.
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Moody
Cleveland
Chicago
Colum
Legal stance against ice price hikes in Pennsylvania
The article notes no specific anti trust statute in Pennsylvania yet. District Attorney Bell says common law suffices to convict those involved in extortion. Authorities expect the movement against trusts to reveal enough law to protect the public.
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Pennsylvania
Bell
Philadelphia
Corbett Appointed to Suffolk Court House Commission
Mayor Fitzgerald announces ex-Schoolhouse Commissioner Joseph J. Corbett to join the new Court House Commission. The panel, empowered by the legislature to enlarge the Suffolk county courthouse, includes Governor Wellington as state appointee and a third member to be named by Superior Court judges, with Sheriff Fred H. Seavey widely expected as the judges’ choice.
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Fitzgerald
Joseph J. Corbett
Dr Sophronia Fletcher Dies at 99 Near Century Mark
Dr Sophronia Fletcher died at her home 24 Austin Street Cambridge two months short of 100. Born September 14 1806 in Alstead New Hampshire she was daughter of Peter Fletcher Revolutionary War private and graduated in the first class of 1864 from the Boston Female Medical College later part of Boston University.
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Sophronia Fletcher
Austin Street
Cambridge
Dr. Fletcher
Alstead
N. H
Peter Fletcher
Boston Female Medical College
Boston University
Mildred Champagne Talks On Love And Sentiment
A reader requests guidance on love sparked by a mysterious voice heard over the telephone. Another letter describes meeting an intelligent and beautiful stranger on an electric car and seeks advice on how to reconnect. The exchange shows hopes of meeting the voice owner or the woman in the Post’s pages.
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Mildred Champagne
Post
Goupid
Voice
Miss Champagne
Andover Square
Haverhill
Boston
The
Stealthy Steve Battles in Dark Combat
A six eyed detective takes on the Black Hand in a nocturnal confrontation. Stealthy Steve hides in darkness and uses ribs tickling to break a grip as both combatants struggle against a wall and the room fills with tense suspense. The scene ends as a voice speaks for the first time.
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Steve
V. Bonario
Black Hand
Sylvia
Bonario
Secretary Root Receives Warm Welcome in Para Brazil
Dispatches show Secretary Root being enthusiastically received by authorities and people in Para Brazil. The Charleston cruiser carrying Root calls at Pernambuco and Bahia and sails toward Rio de Janeiro, expected morning of the 20th.
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Root
Para
Brazil
Charleston
Pernambuco
Bahia
Rio de Janeiro
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