Post Publishing Co Daily and Sunday Subscriptions 1905
Publication notice for the Boston Post issues dated July 22 1905 with pricing for daily and Sunday editions. Details include subscription rates United States Canada vacation service change of address and payment terms plus editor publisher contact and office addresses.
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Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Mass
POST
Daily Post
United States
Canada
Sunday Post
Mato
BH. A. Grozier
Banner June 1905 Sets Daily Post Circulation Record
The Boston Post notes its Banner June 1905 was the largest month for circulation in Daily Post history and marked the Sunday Post’s best performance to date.
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Boston Post
Daily Post
Sunday Post
Protests Over Fens Nuisance Prompt Council Inquiry
The Boston Common Council unanimously passes Councilman James B. Noyes of Ward 11 an order demanding information from the executive department on funds spent for cleaning the Back Bay Fens, progress of work, and measures to curb foul odors and filth. The article notes worsening odors in neighboring residential areas and questions relief, with a session set for Thursday next.
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Back Bay
Fens
James B. Noyes
Ward 11
Common Council
Executive Department
Stony Brook
Noyes
End of the Chicago Teamsters Strike After Four Months
The Chicago teamsters strike ends after months of loss and hardship. The piece calls the conflict detrimental to organized labor and notes both sides could have avoided suffering through earlier conciliation and settlement.
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Teamsters
Chicago
International Boycott Inaugurated In Shanghai Ceremony
The China wide boycott of American goods began with a formal ceremony in Shanghai on Wednesday as consular representatives announced the action. The move aims to curb trade and protest American policies.
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Shanghai
China
Boycott of American goods by Chinese merchants questioned
The article questions a regional boycott by Chinese merchants and notes Roosevelt's push for fair treatment. It cites May 1904 and May 1905 U S cotton cloth sales to China, argues the boycott shows little impact, and cites Taft on Chinese attitudes while urging fair law administration.
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China
Roosevelt
United States
Shanghai
Department of Commerce
Washington
Taft
Parliamentary Crisis Signals Fragile Balfour Control
The article notes Arthur Balfour’s visit to King Edward amid a parliamentary crisis over the Irish Land Commission vote. It argues resignation unlikely, dissolution unlikely, but Monday’s censure motion could test the government as the Conservative support appears precarious.
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Arthur J. Balfour
King Edward
Irish Land Commission
Balfour
John Redmond
Zemstvo Congress Critics Czar Reforms in Moscow
Representatives from local municipal councils in Moscow condemn the Czar’s reform program without a dissenting voice. They call for reform through orderly methods while government suspends two St. Petersburg newspapers for reporting the congress.
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Moscow
Russia
St. Petersburg
Zemstvo
Oldest coin claimed by traveler in Buffalo
Herman Gottschalk of New York says he possesses a gold coin from a Jerusalem temple dating six centuries before Christ. He carries documents tracing the coin’s history and has it insured for 20000 dollars.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Herman Gottschalk
New York
Temple
Jerusalem
New Englanders in Paris Regis ter list
On the register of the New York Herald in Paris names appear of Mrs. William F Carleton and Miss Edith B Carleton of Brookline Mass Gibbs Braisin of Rutland Vt Mrs David H and Miss Mary A and Frank A Brewer of Boston Tallie C McQuaid of Boston Mr and Mrs J W and Miss Mabel Chick of Boston James Green of Boston Mrs Henry and Miss Adelaide Hall of Boston.
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Paris
France
New York Herald
William F
Edith B. Carleton
Brookline
Mass
Gibbs Braisiin
Rutland
David H
Mary A
Frank A. Brewer
Boston
Tallie C. McQuaid
J. W
Mabel Chick
James Green
Henry
Adelaide Hall
Puzzle-Find the Missing Words in a Heat Wave Riddle
A Kansas City Times puzzle teases readers with an alphabetless line about would he and Mr Lawson’s “Frenzied Finance” as heat waves press the city. The verse invites solvers to guess missing words in a sunny, brisk brain teaser.
Stealthy Steve Meets Sultan in Abandoned Castle
Stealthy Steve travels to a decayed Constantinople castle to meet the Sultan who apologizes for misdeeds by Prince Itchy Scratchi and Nick the Knock. A staged letter lures Steve, but a trap awaits as Itchy Scratchi and Nick bind him and reveal a nitro bomb plan.
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Steve
Agatha Parkenlard
Sultan
Itchy Scratch
Nick the Knock
Ike
Rah-Rah-Hoohray
Slippery Sal
Agatha
America
Constantinople
Prince Itchy Scratchi
Turkey
Sleuth
Itchy Scratchi
Nick
P. S
Clarissa
Sunday Post
Stealthy Steve’s Criminology Plans and Personal Notes
A readers’ query column reveals Steve’s intent to open a correspondence school on sleuthing as a fine art once he moves about. The piece asks about his cigarettes, a possible expense account, political leanings, and favorite poem, noting he votes for the best man and cites The Charge of the Light Brigade.
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Steve
Boston
Mass
August Parkenlard
Waltham
Mass. Rubber Mr. Parkenlard
Gus
Wellesley
Light Brigade
When They Come in Handy in the Yard
Two players boast about ground coverage with Slim and Pussey in a boastful exchange. Slim claims he can cover more ground, while Pussey retorts that he covers even more, highlighting rival pride and athletic swagger.
Loring estate sale marks largest single Boston-area holding
Observatory reports Henry M. Whitney of Dominion Coal sold the Loring estate in Salem to end an eight year ownership. The 430 acre property carries a $51,000 tax valuation and is noted as the region’s largest single estate under one owner near Boston.
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Henry M. Whitney
Dominion Coal Fame
Loring
Salem
Boston
Prince of Wales to Visit Japan After the War
Paris reports in diplomatic circles that after the Far East conflict ends the Prince of Wales and Crown Prince Frederick William of Germany will visit Japan. The trip would repay Prince Arisugawa's recent visits to Berlin and London.
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Prince OF Wales
Japan
Paris
Far East
Frederick William of
Germany
Arisugawa
Berlin
London
Secret chamber found in 500-year-old inn ruins
Workmen tearing down the Plough Inn at Little Ealing uncovered a hidden chamber. The room, richly fitted in old oak, dates back over five centuries and is linked to the grandmother of the highwayman Dick Turpin. It is believed to have served as Turpin's retreat when pursued.
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Little Ealing
Dick Turpin
Advice to Margaret on love and an interfering mother in law
Dear Margaret asks Mildred Champagne for counsel as she prepares to marry a man whose mother opposes their union. The adviser urges maintaining distance from the mother, arranging peaceful relations, and having the fiancé visit at Margaret's home to reduce conflict while noting the couple will live apart after marriage.
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Mary Harrigan
Nonantum
Green Street
Miss Champagne
Margaret A. P. S
Dear Miss Champagne Advice on a Suitor's Intentions
A young woman asks if a five month, Sunday night courtship signals serious intent. The advisor notes his good reputation and suggests patience and testing interest by showing slight interest in another man to gauge his reaction.
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Miss Champagne
Portrait Resemblance Leads to Hidden Studio Heirloom
In a Chicago hotel suite a life size portrait of a woman matches a photo she holds. Mr. Mortimer, the family lawyer, learns Dutch artist Frederick Schmidt used a negative to make a sample painting before dying. The portrait later becomes a centerpiece in the couple’s home after a wedding trip.
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Chicago
Auntie
Marie
New York
Mr. Mortimer
Frederick Schmidt
Mortimer
Schmidt
Hicago
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