Boston Post Independent Democratic Paper July 22, 1912
The Boston Post issue from July 22, 1912 presents daily news coverage in the Independent Democratic Paper of New England. It lists the publication office at 259 Washington Street Boston Massachusetts and details the paper’s ongoing editorial stance.
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Subscription rates for Daily and Sunday Post readers
The Boston Post lists subscription prices for Daily and Sunday editions including annual and monthly rates, with Canada and foreign per-copy charges. It notes advance payment, discontinuation on expiration, and advises readers to report delivery issues by postal mail. Editor Be A Grozibor signs off as publisher.
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The Post in Vacation Time
The Daily Post announces mail subscription rates at 25 cents per month for the daily edition and 30 cents for the Sunday Post, with address changes available anytime. It asserts Boston Post owns the largest newspaper printing plant in New England and the largest press in the world, per Robert Hoe of R Hoe & Co.
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Boston Post
New England
Robert Hoe
R. Hoe & Co
Senator Bailey Urges Immediate Impeachment Action
Senator Bailey declares that Judge Archbald should be relieved either of the charges or his duties now to ensure justice for both the judge and the people. He argues delaying impeachment until November shows lack of wisdom and courage and that the nation demands prompt resolution.
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The Real Lesson From Rosenthal Murder
The murder of gambler Rosenthal in New York street shocks public safety and spurs theories about criminal networks. It argues that gambling on chance is essentially a robbery business, and warns readers against gaming at the tables.
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Rosenthal
New York
The Decline of Consols and Investor Yields
On the London Stock Exchange consols fell to 75, the lowest in 75 years, as investors demand higher returns amid rising living costs. The drop reflects reduced demand and the desire for better real returns, with 31 3 percent yield at 75, though still not appealing enough to spur strong buying.
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London Stock Exchange
England
A Week of Tariff Debate In Senate Expected
In the Senate a week of tariff votes is planned with the wool bill on Thursday, the excise bill on Friday, and the sugar bill on Saturday. Republicans seek to block all three, Democrats and progressives seek concessions, and a party vote seems likely to reject the measures. The tariff remains central to the forthcoming political contest.
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Senate
Foreign commerce records rise with U S imports and exports
The fiscal year ending last June shows US imports at 1 653 426 174 dollars and exports at 2 204 222 088 dollars both setting records. Imports exceed the 1910 high by about 100 million while exports surpass the 1911 high by nearly 155 million. Including Porto Rico and Hawaii, total trade nears 4 billion with a favorable balance.
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Porto Rico
Hawaii
Sam
What is a Sausage Debate in Congress Over Origin and Quality
A House resolution introduced in Washington seeks to reveal the origin and composition of sausage sold in the United States. Rep Akin accuses modern sausage of being adulterated with cereals and potato flour by as much as 30 percent. The measure calls for Bureau of Animal Industry investigation and Department of Agriculture regulation.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Prosperity Hinges On Broad Economic Conditions
A cautious note cites a substantial sum of 550 million plus, stating prosperity depends on those conditions. No sign of risk or departure from current favorable trend is observed.
Dissolution of National Packing Company Shocks Beef Trade
The National Packing Company dissolves and distributes its properties to subsidiary units, ending joint ownership. The move aims to dodge a Department of Justice civil suit, with a criminal case failing. Competition among 350 plants with about fifty million dollars capital is unlikely to revive price competition for consumers.
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Chicago Beef Trust
Department of Justice
Midsummer Matin Reflections on Air Travel Noise
In a St Louis Post Dispatch poem Clark McA aims at the modern air age. It laments the constant aeroplane hum waking dawn shadows and calls the science a bustle that spoils early quiet and novelty.
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Clark
Emerald Pool Charms Yellowstone Visitors Despite Nearby Geysers
An article extols the Emerald Pool in Upper Geyser Basin as the globe’s most charming hot spring while noting tourists often overlook it for famous eruptions. It also recounts early exploration by John Colter, Warren Ferris, and James Bridger, whose lavish tales faced skepticism before later validation.
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Emerald Pool
Yellowstone Park
John Colter
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Yellowstone Lake
Warren Ferris
American Fur Company
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Ferris
James L Bridger
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Bathing Rights at Winthrop Beach Stirs Local Debate
A reader from Winthrop asks if summer residents can bar bathing at the Atlantic shore. An expert replies residents cannot infringe on rights to swim and the ocean is for ships, fishing, and bathing. The piece also includes a serialized fantasy chapter where four musketeers face guards and plan a cautious exit from a castle interior.
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Supreme Court
Board of Health
Atlantic Ocean
Ignatz
DOING THE WRONG THING
Howell critiques a woman who helps others but fails to act properly. Powell agrees and jokes she would mail a baseball ticket to a life prisoner at the state prison.
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Howell
Powell
Puzzling Engagement Shifts Draped With Social Ambition
Lois and Dolly gossip about Doris Markham and Frank Edwards as their engagement draws public scrutiny. Doris resists conventional expectations while Doris and Frank share a quiet moment on a cliff watching the ocean. Edwards wonders if he deserves her, hoping to be worthy of her love.
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Dolly Morton
Doris Markham
Frank Edwards
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Lois
Chet Morrison
Edwards
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