Passion Play Photographs 1910 Boston Post Series Today
The Boston Post begins publishing its official Passion Play photographs from Oberammergau, with daily entries June 25 onward. The series names Christ figures, Apostles, Pilate, Caiaphas, and scenes leading to Jesus before Pilate, listing dates and actors for each portrayal.
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Boston Post
Oberammergau
Boston
Anton Lang
John the Disciple
Alfred Bierling
Judas
Johann Zwink
Herod
Hans Mayr
Caiaphas
Gregor Breitsamter
Christ
Jerusalem
Jesus
Bethany
Mary Magdalene
Pilate
Sebastian Bauer
Peter, Philip and
John
Annas
Sebastian Lang
The Boston Bost Independent Democratic Paper
The Independent Democratic paper published by Post Publishing Co in Boston Massachusetts delivers daily news. Official office at 259 Washington Street Boston MA reports volume 21 issue 18 of 1910 and volume 201.
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Post Publishing Oe
Washington St
Boston
Masa
Subscription rates for The Post and Sunday Post
Rates list for The Daily Post and The Sunday Post long with Canada pricing. Details include eight months 75c, six months 1.25, three months 65c, one year 2.50, and Canada copies 9c. Notices about mail delivery, advance payment, and address changes via postal request. Editor E A Grozier signs.
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Skein Cocaonic
The
Sunday Post
Canada
Boston
Maas
Post Publishing Company
Daily Post
United States
C. Fr
Financial
Sporting Editors
Vance
Newsday
E. A. Grozier
Why Not Thus Spoke Uncle Joe on Tariff Reform at Emporia
Loyalty to tariff reform is urged in Emporia Kansas as Uncle Joe Cannon argues that the Payne bill, now in operation since August 5, has boosted free admissions and raised efficiency. He cites high import duties, reduced schedules, and calls for further tariff revision and prosperity.
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Joe” Cannon
Emporia
Kansas
New York Distress Over Prohibition Nightlife
A satirical column mocks New York’s post theatre hunger for drinks after 11 PM and criticizes Mayor Gaynor for revoking licenses. It suggests Boston style pre-close bottle service as a practical workaround and envisions liquor enjoyed calmly before closing time.
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New York
Gaynoir
Boston
Wilson for New Jersey Governor Promotes Progressive Leadership
The proposed nomination of Woodrow Wilson of Princeton College for governor would steer New Jersey toward elevated public service and a broader, nonacademic grasp of government. His candidacy could spur a nationwide shift away from bossism and vote oriented politics toward loftier administrative aims.
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Woodrow Wilson
Princeton College
New Jersey
Wilson
Great
New Jersey University
Thomas Hardy Named To Order Of Merit At Seventy
The renowned English novelist Thomas Hardy, age 70, receives royal recognition late but celebrated as a profound portrayer of English country life. His celebrated works include Far from the Madding Crowd and Tess of the d'Urbervilles, lauded for their vivid characterizations and enduring storytelling.
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Thomas Hardy
George
Meredith
Hardy
Wessex
Woodlanders
Casterbridge
Tess
Iker
Campbellton Needs Urgent Boston Relief Mission
Campbellton's homeless face a looming winter as relief funds arrive slowly. The Post's staff urges readers to donate to the Federal Trust Company in Boston to aid 1500 destitute refugees. Every small contribution helps the aggregate reach a noble humanitarian goal.
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Post
Campbellton
N. B
Boston Relief Fund
Boston
Federal Trust Company
Price of Milk Increases Stir Debate In New York
In Boston readers accept higher milk prices while New York confronts a proposed 10 cent quart rise. The attorney general asserts large dealers profit from the increase and vows action to prevent price gouging. Regulators may curb distribution within municipalities, with a focus on fair pricing and child health.
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Boston
New York
Milk Trust
Commonwealth
China Sees Danger in Russo Japanese Treaty
China denounces the pact as a threat to its rights and to those of other powers. Chinese minister Yin Chang asserts the open door is a slammed door and predicts a US Germany China alliance against Japan, Britain, Russia and France. The piece questions what the State Department will do and contrasts Hay with Knox.
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Manchuria
Press of
Japan
China
Yin Chang
Germany
Russia
United States
Great Britain
France
State Department
John Hay
Philander C. Knox
A Good Record Massachusetts Tax Payment Progress
Massachusetts shows strong compliance with the 1909 corporation tax. Of 2616 companies assessed 1,409,014.67 dollars, 1,401,070.14 has been paid by 2592 firms, leaving 1,546.33 due from 15 corporations and 6,338.20 abated for nine corporations. The response argues against anticipated treasury collection difficulties and suggests minimal litigation. It notes corporations lack souls but possess financial obligation even in tax matters.
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Massachusetts
Bay State
Treasury Department
Horseshoe superstition endangers Swansea man in setback
Sam Walker of Swansea, Pa., found a rusty horseshoe and believed it lucky. He hung it above his door, it fell and struck him, leaving him briefly in a coma. He later buried the shoe, saying he no longer trusts horseshoe luck, though he fears other misfortunes. Also listed: for sale a 1200 lb milk horse near Bangor Maine.
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Sam Walker
Swansea
Sam
Samuel
Essex Street
Bangor
Maine
Ady
Floating Booze Scheme Between Boston Friends
A letter exchange reveals Brad Waterman proposing to buy a secondhand excursion boat to run a sea going bar off Reverie Beach beyond the three mile limit with Newt as barkeeper and Waterman as treasurer. Newt rejects the idea angrily, disavowing partnership and any role behind a bar.
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Newt
Boston
Revere Beach
Brad Waterman
Brad
New York
Yale
Boston Notes on Trees Baseball and Society in Spring
The Observant Citizen reports the Chelsea Board of Control distributed hundreds of trees to reforest burned districts with plans for more plantings next spring. It notes Judge Henry S. Dewey’s vegetarian rise and other local color, including a playful exchange about a baseball crowd, Mason gatherings, and city figures vacationing.
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Chelsea Board of Control
Businessman Shapes Life Around Clients Says Winner
A stated quote reflects a businessman who adjusts his operations to meet client needs. The remark emphasizes client-centric management and adaptability as a defining trait of success.
No Good Man Uncle Walt Says
A verse by Walt Mason from 1910 tells of a man who fails at many jobs yet ends up wealthy after a later, unlikely turn. The poem reflects on persistence and the idea that failure may lead to eventual success for some.
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Baling Hay
Mart
Havana
Walt Mason
George Matthew Adams
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Peter, the Great Apostle
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Jesus Drivin
Monty Changers
Temple
Judas Kiss
Matthew
F. Bruckmann
A.-G
Munich
Boston Bost
the Independent Democratic Paper
New England
Campbellton’s
Newton Newkirk
Sphinx
Whitman, Mass
Jeket
Henry S. Dewey
Huntington Avenue
Johnny
Red Sox
Charles W. Chandler
State Street
Haverhill
Mr. Chandler
Order
Medford
Sullivan Square
Elks
Detroit
Edward B. O’brien
Essex County
Buffalo
Newark
N.ice
Pittsfield
Foresters of America
Marblehead
Old Orchard Beach
Fitzgerald
Maine Seacoast
Dr. Osler
Henry Lincoln Clapp
George Putnam School
Woburn
Stoneham
Clapp
Magenis
North Scituate
Cornell Club
Brother Savage
South Station
Brother Fen
Broad Atlantic
Naples
Italy
William H. Sullivan
Pemberton
Sullivan
Hibernian T. A. Association
B. J. Healy
Natick
Walt
Housman
Avery Street
Tremont Theatre
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W. Crosby
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