The Boston Post Subscription Rates and Office Details
The Boston Post outlines subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, payment in advance, and mailing policies. It notes office address at 259 Washington St Boston Mass and provides switch to mail delivery during vacation with monthly rates for the Daily and Sunday Post. It quotes Robert Hoe praising the paper's printing plant advantages.
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Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Mass
Apes Enaahs
Ayeay Post
Canada
Post Publishing Company
Financial
Eee Eete
Noa
A. Grofzida
POST
Daily Post
United States
Sunday Post
Boston Post
New England
Robert Hoe
R. Hoe & Co
Wilson appeals for funds open to Sunday total $65,000
Governor Wilson reports receiving 65 thousand dollars by mail from supporters in amounts ranging from five to two hundred fifty dollars. He says every contribution has been acknowledged personally and views the open fundraising as an inspiring campaign example.
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Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Andrew Lang and the enduring appeal of children’s literature
The piece praises Andrew Lang as a graceful essayist and storyteller whose fairy tales and paraphrases captivate children. It compares Lang to Charles Lamb and Aldrich, noting how writers who engage youth endure in posterity for shaping imagination and understanding in the young.
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Andrew Lang
Charles Lamb
Aldrich
Majorie Dan
Red Tape and Ice in Schenectady City Debacle
Schenectady New York holds 30,000 tons of ice bought to sell at cost to the poor, but ice companies obtained an injunction blocking disposal. Ice melts unused as charity is thwarted by legal action, prompting questions about legal avenues to release the surplus.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Prudence in Charity in Boston Business Circles
Boston business and professional men are generous but lacking prudence in charitable giving. The Boston Chamber of Commerce opens a Bureau of Investigation to vet solicitations and protect contributors. A published schedule advises against giving to unknown solicitors and urges inquiries via the Bureau.
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Boston
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Bureau of Investigation
Commerce Reforms Abuses and Expanded Appeal Support
The chamber of commerce outlines actions to correct extensive abuse in the community. It also promises broader aid for meritorious appeals, backed by assurances that contributions will be properly directed.
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Ber of Commerce
State Board Calls for Amicable Settlement in Boston Elevated Strike
The State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration urges the Boston Elevated Railway dispute be settled by conference and agreement. It condemns unjust discharges linked to union activity, notes service deterioration from strikebreakers, and warns Governor Foss that railway franchises may be reassigned if labor laws are ignored.
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State Board of
Boston Elevated Railway
Solomon
Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Foss
Sherman Act changes aim to empower private suits and shift burden of proof
The Stanley steel investigating committee proposes amendments to the Sherman act. It would allow individuals or corporations harmed to sue in equity and place the burden on defendants to prove restraint of trade is reasonable, potentially adding real teeth to the law amid political tensions.
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Congress
Stanley Steel
United States
Supreme Court
Stanley Committee
Upper Geyser Basin Geysers and Springs At Yellowstone
The Upper Geyser Basin hosts Old Faithful Beehive Giantess Giant Castle and many other geysers and hot springs drawing thousands of visitors and scientists yearly. Beehive erupts about every two hours reaching 200 feet. Giantess dominates with 259 feet and six jets. Grand and Castle erupt daily. Giant eruptions occur every six days.
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Yellowstone
Old
Scotland
Cotton Mather
Salem
Yellowstone Geysers and Notable Features at the Park
The article describes tomorrow’s Yellowstone geyser point outlook and the Great Falls of the Yellowstone with water heights around 200 feet and 560 feet. It highlights the Lion, Lioness, and cubs as popular tourist attractions, and notes Splendid and Grand geysers as prominent shows. Other geysers listed include Artemesia, Surprise, Comet, Riverside, Jewels, Fan, Mortar, and Economie with its thrifty behavior.
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Yellowstone
Economie
Dartagin Forces King's Bedchamber Escape in Castle
In a dramatic cliffhanger Cartagin faces a mob at the castle and Dartagin rouses a bold plan. He bursts into the king’s bedchamber by smashing the door with a shoulder as loyal guards press the escape, setting up the next installment.
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Cartagin
Dartagin
Athirst
Pokeus
Astingus
Dart Agin
Tomorow
What the Sphinx Says and a Wienerschnitzchen Tale
A playful distorted vernacular piece puns on language and accents as a character Speaks in mixed German English. the scene centers on Schnitzchen snacks and a window basket offer and a quarrel that ends with a shouted exclamation about a big pearl and a hundred dollars.
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Newton
Ounce
der Wienerschnitzchens
Schlafkopf
Schlafkopt
The Ill Wind Encourages Quiet Optimism in Storms
A Walt Mason poem from 1912 reassures readers not to fret over heat or rain. It argues gloom harms crops and finances while storms can yield benefits, urging humor to cope with hardship and keep spirits and commerce buoyant.
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Cain
Court House
Walt Mason
Imitator Berton Braley Praises Comic Impersonations
The passage highlights a performer boasting about mimicry of stars like Miss Kyo, Harry Lander, George M. Cohan, Warfield, Raymond Hitchcock, Eddie Foy, Mary Garden, Caruso, John Drew, Sothern, Willie Collier and others. Braley credits original knuckle-cracking style and notes the act as a riot in its own right.
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Miss Kyo
Harry Lander
Manualikers
George M. Cohan
Warfield
Raymond Hitchcock
Eddie Foy
Mary Garden
Caruso
John Drew
Sothern
Willie Collier
Met Berton Braley
Getting Acquainted in Swampville Summers
Mr. Banter and De Sourly visit Swampville as a summer resort. De Sourly vows to learn all the prominent frogs by sight before leaving, promising a lighthearted exchange about local amphibian characters.
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Swampville
Pastor pleads for new atheist pastor in Chicago camp meeting
The Rev. Charles B. Mitchell of St. James M E Church pleaded for a modern revival and a figure like Bob Ingersoll to wake a indifferent congregation at the Desplaines camp meeting. He lamented dull pews and lack of discussion in an era of doubt.
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Chicago
Bob Ingersoll
Charles B. Mitchell
St. James Methodist Episcopal Church
Desplaines
Wesley
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