Post Publishing Co Daily and Sunday rates 1906
Public notice lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions of the Post Publishing Company dated July 24, 1906. Rates include daily one year 3.00, six months 1.50, three months 0.60, one month 0.25. Sunday edition yearly 2.50, six months 1.25, three months 0.65. Article notes second class mail status and payment instructions.
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Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Mass
the Sunday Post
The Post in Vacation Time
The Daily Post offers US and Canada mail subscriptions for 25 cents per month, with the Sunday Post at 25 cents. Address changes are allowed. subscriptions must be prepaid and will be discontinued on expiration. Notify us by mail if the Post is unavailable from your news dealer. Editor E A Grozier announces.
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POST
Daily Post
United States
Canada
Sunday Post
Newsadenler
E. A. Grozier
The South Framingham Disaster
A building under construction at South Framingham collapsed causing multiple deaths and injuries. The piece argues the steel frame and concrete method implies preventable failure and calls for a thorough inquiry into construction inspection and safety lapses. It notes this method’s reputation for strength and urges scrutiny of the progress and oversight.
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South Framingham
San Francisco
Boston
Russia's dark day and the promise of a new Duma
Russia faces a turbulent moment as Duma members flee to Poland and fear of revolt spreads. The Czar orders dissolution but vows a new Duma next March while agrarian mobs terrorize provinces and imperial troops hold cities. The seven month rest period looms as a potential spark.
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St. Petersburg
Poland
de Rosen
Louis XVI
Versailles
National Assembly
Bastile
Russia
Nobody Has Stomach for Total Pacification in Leyte
The passage argues that murderers and fanatics fight for a hopeless cause. It recalls victims at Mt. Dajo where families died before machine guns. It predicts a campaign of extermination in Leyte as the only way to pacify the brown men, a task the Americans are said to lack the stomach for.
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Mt. Dajo
Leyte
Independent Labor Ballot Calls for Nonpartisan Civic Engagement
The American Federation of Labor executive council issues a conservative address urging an independent labor ballot. It advocates using existing political machinery to secure labor’s legislative aims without forming a separate labor party. It calls for honest candidates and voting conscience over partisan ties, with limited cross-party action.
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Organized Labor and Friends
American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
Gompers
Labor
Federation of Labor
Congress
Troublesome Filipinos topples pacification claims on Leyte
An armed 600-strong group on Leyte attacked a constabulary detachment led by American officers, killing two Americans and ten Filipinos and seizing firearms. The incident challenges Manila dispatches claiming quiet and contrasts with official notes of robberies by ladrones. The uprising factions call themselves immediate independence partisans, a term signifying their violent stance.
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Philippines
Leyte
Manila
Independence Party
Matthew Cummings Elected National President of Hibernians
Matthew Cummings of Boston was chosen as national president by the Ancient Order of Hibernians at the Saratoga convention. He won by a narrow margin, five votes more than rival James E. Dolan of Syracuse, with an ovation signaling broad approval. Massachusetts leaders hailed the honor as fitting for a statewide head and the order’s influence.
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Matthew Cummings
Boston
Order of Hibernians
Saratoga
Massachusetts
Cummings
James E. Dolan
Syracuse
N. Y
Rockefeller’s Cleveland Home Repaired Before Arrival
In Cleveland Ohio on July 23 a double force of gardeners works around Forest Hill to ready the Rockefeller residence for John D Rockefeller despite a threat of arrest if he visits Ohio. Drives are regraveled lawns trimmed trees pruned and flower beds restored. The big white frame house where Rockefeller summered guests is opened and tidied.
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Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller
Ohio
Forest Hill
Rockefeller
Dr. C H Weller Accepts Iowa University Chair
New Haven Conn July 23 Dr Charles H Weller rector of Hopkins Grammar School has accepted the call to the chair of Greek at the University of Iowa He is a Yale graduate class of 1895
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New Haven
Conn
Charles H. Weller
Hopkins Grammar School
University of Iowa
Yale
Destiny of a Nation Courage in Ashen City
A speaker laments a leveled city San Francisco under disaster yet urges resilience. He notes three hundred thousand displaced campers remain hopeful and insists the national spirit will endure through political financial or natural upheavals. The message honors manhood bravery and liberty.
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San Francisco
Europe
Salt Lake City Founded by Mormons in 1847
Today in American History notes Salt Lake City's founding by Mormons in 1847 and marks New Orleans declaration of yellow fever as an epidemic.
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Salt Lake City
New Orleans
Eminent English temperance lecturer returns to England aboard Saxonia
E Tennyson Smith who lectured in Boston under the Twentieth Century Pledge Signing Crusade returns home aboard the Saxonia. He praises his American work signing pledges and advancing temperance. The piece also notes local diversions and whimsical city items and sightings in Boston and nearby towns.
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E. Tennyson Smith
Boston
Saxonia
Smith
America
Christian Church
New England
Cunard Line
Mr. Smith
Westford Officials Hear Rail Location Request
Westford selectmen and representatives of the Lowell & Fitchburg street railway appeared before railway commissioners to argue location in town. Topics included snow cleaning, schedules, and grade crossings. Town favors crossing at grade on four daily trains. hearing on grade crossing set for next Tuesday.
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Westford
Lowell & Fitchburg Street Railway
A. H. Brooks
Railway
Edward Fisher
Boston & Maine
Big charity gifts in G H Ingalls will
The will of George H Ingalls of Boston probated yesterday leaves Bridgton Academy Maine 10000 and the Congregational Church of North Bridgton 3500. The Winchester Home for Aged Women Charlestown receives 2000 and the remaining estate goes to the Hunt Asylum for Destitute Children Boston.
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Bridgton
Letters on love and propriety from a Past column
A young woman seeks guidance on romance asking Mildred Champagne if she should declare love to a suitor. The columnist counsels patience, notes the man’s initiative is expected, and praises his propriety and discretion in evening visits.
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Miss Champagne
Eva M. G
Poor Man and Kind Lady Revel in a Midnight Quip
A humorous barroom exchange centers on a broke bachelor Lovelorn Louis telling a kind lady that love caused his ruin. He admits buying a college girl ten glasses nightly as the cause, with the pair trading light banter about drink and romance.
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Louis
Stealthy Steve Tracks Black Hand To Lunch Stop
Stealthy Steve six eyed sleuth pursues the Black Hand gang and invades a quick lunch restaurant while pursuing the case. The comic strip advances as Steve maintains his appetite amid danger and action.
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Stealthy
Steve
Stealthy Steve's Lunch Turns into a Narrow Escape
Steve, a detective, endures a comic lunch mix up in a public eatery where neighbors swap items and misfire digs. He leaves for a street scene, only to be tackled by Bonavita the Black Death on a train platform. He lies on the live rail after a jolting fall and wakes to a cliffhanger ending.
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Steve
Bonanno Mansion
Bonavita
Unclean Soda Fountains Reported in Cambridge Stores
Cambridge inspector of meats and provisions Joseph J. Johnson surveys soda fountains citywide and finds unclean conditions in smaller stores. Some fountains lack running water and dipping tubs sit unused for days, leading to stagnant, unsanitary water.
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Cambridge
Joseph J. Johnson
Newlywed Papa Weeps Over Book For Family Insanity
Mrs Newlywed recalls her husband reading the book and weeping. He says there has never been insanity in the family before and the moment moves him deeply.
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Papa
Simian scheme targets Miss Hippo at depot weigh-in
At the depot Leo-Do contends Doc Monk aids an antifat plan by rigging hay scales to underweigh Miss Hippo on each visit, as they head there now.
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Leo
Miss Hippo
Doc Monk
Giraffe
Usual Consolation Amid Life’s Uncertainties
Miss Lambkin pleads for comfort while Mr. Brain offers cheer urging that troubles will soon pass in a light note about human woes.
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Mr. Brain
How Prominent Bay State Women Spend Vacation Days
After a taxing period in Boston Dr Antoinette Konikow leaves home for a Maine camp to rest. She led the Gorky reception committee and defended the morals of The Bitter One. She prefers primeval woods and plans to stay until snow flies if possible.
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Antoinette Konikow
Boston
Maine
Dr. Konikow
Smuggler Brownlee Learns Duty in Snowbound Romance
Brownlee travels with his sister Rose and Roxy Desmond to Montreal and back, where he plans to surprise Rose with a sealskin coat. He discovers Roxy misused a coat as contraband and learns a lesson about paying duties, forgiving his companion and planning a future wife.
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Brownlee
Montreal
Rose
Roxy Desmond
Roxy
New York
Goodby
Ice Palace
Miss Desmond
Orient
Jim Lowney
Fishkill
Mr. Brownlee
Tom
Birth of Cushings' Daughter Brightens Boston Society
In Society notes announce the birth of Mr. and Mrs. Howard G. Cushing's second child, a daughter, born at Newport villa of Robert M. Cushing. The Cushings return from Paris and are linked with the Cochrane family, with Mrs. Cushing visiting the north shore later. Bar Harbor plans, yacht interests, and social events across Pride's Crossing, Commonwealth Avenue, and Boston are highlighted among prominent summer gatherings and patrons.
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Howard G. Cushing
Newport
Robert M. Cushing
Beacon Street
Cushing
Paris
Alexander Cochrane
Commonwealth Avenue
Pride’s Crossing
Cochrane
North Shore
Herbert M. Sears
Europe
Kaiser Wilhelm ST
Sears
Bar Harbor
Malvern
Maine
Manchester Town Hall
Miss Haven
Beverly Farms
Robert T. Paine
Parker Bremer
Charles K. Cunningham
Francis L. Higginson
Vincent Club
Dorothy Jordan
Margaret Winthrop
Mary J. Amory
Barbara Higginson
Helen Thomas
Winthrop
Alice Sohier
Rosamond Bradley
Marie Lee
Elsie Carr
Edward F. Swift
Chicago
Lake Forest, Ill
Edwin C. Swift
Clarence Moore
Swiftmoor
Pride's Crossing
How First Lady of Land Passes Hew Summer Days
Oyster Bay July 23 Mrs Roosevelt keeps a busy summer routine as hostess and household manager. She oversees dining room food, tends Mollie the riding horse, nurtures a garden, checks servants, bakes for the family, darns socks, helps the poor, rides with the President, and leads the household grace at dinner.
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Oyster Bay
Mrs. Roosevelt
Mollie
Mr. Roosevelt
Life of Pope Pius X Promised by Vatican Aide
New York July 23 Mer Schmitz Didier head of Springfield diocese is in the United States to prepare a major work on Pope Pius X. Didier, long closely allied with Rome, is believed to author the book with Pius X aiding, promising an autobiography of the pope. The volume will cover O Connell’s Japan mission praised by the pope as a peace effort.
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Boylston Street
James Crowley
Ocean Avenue, Revere
John Dyer
Crowley
New York
Mer. Schmitz Didier
Springfield
Mass
Vatican
Rome
Pius X
O'Connell
Japan
Mgr. Didier
Fenama
Russia
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Newton
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Him
Love
Tite
Srice
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the Post Publishing Co
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