Post Publishing Co July 25 1907 subscription rates
The Daily Post and Sunday Post pricing details for U S and Canada are listed with monthly and yearly rates. Notices include address, payment terms, and editor contact. The document notes advance payment required and that subscriptions discontinue on expiration.
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Post Publishing Co
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Boston
Masa
the Sunday Post
Canada
Dominion of Canada
Daily Post
Sunday Post
Obstructive Tactics at Boston Telephone Hearing
The Boston press criticizes Highway Commissioners for blocking inquiry in a public hearing on the telephone company's affairs. It highlights blocking lines of questioning about a valuation firm and a banking house, argues for broader access to records, and urges transparency for 92,000 subscribers and the public.
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Post
Highway Commissioners
McClintock
Commission
Banking House
Whitman
Highway
Boston
Electric service expands toward Stamford from New York City
The New York, New Haven and Hartford line began electric service from New York to New Rochelle and aims to extend to Stamford by September. Boston may soon receive the same upgrade as Vice-President Byrnes promises rapid transformation. The move could lessen urban smoke before full electrification.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford
City of
New York
New Rochelle
Stamford
New Haven
Boston
Byrnes
Joy
Exotic Crime and the Threat to Free Institutions
The murder of a wealthy Armenian merchant in New York and violent threats to a Boston citizen point to a criminal element exotic to America. The camorra, anarchism, and the mafia are foreign to the American race and to free institutions, and must be uprooted.
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New York
Boston
Montague Named Register of Probate for Suffolk County
The Governor indicated David T Montague as Register of Probate and Insolvency for Suffolk county. The appointment was formally made to the Council and is expected to be confirmed at the next meeting. Montague is respected by the bar and trusted by the public as the Judge George probate vacancy is filled.
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David T. Montague
Suffolk County
Judge George
Montague
Warships for Old Home Week appeal to state leaders
There is hope that Washington authorities may send a few naval vessels to bolster Massachusetts Old Home Week attractions. Mayor Fitzgerald appealed to the Governor to join in the request, seen as reasonable given the event's prominence.
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Washington
Massachusetts
Governor Guild Presses for Public Will Against Red Tape
The text argues Washington red tape and indifference hinder public desires in the matter. It urges Governor Guild to advocate forcefully to constrain official action and represent the case effectively.
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Washington
Guild
Snowball Fight Breaks Out At Reading Box Plant Yard
In mid July heat workers at a Reading box factory held a snowball battle after someone found snow under a pile of sawdust. The playful melee continued until the snow melted or was discarded.
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Reading
Ex Mayor Schmitz Bids to Run Again for Mayor
Ex mayor Schmitz of Frisco, after a five year sentence, declares he will run again for mayor of 8S F next fall. The remark draws sharp pushback as skepticism grows.
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Schmitz
Frisco
Wedding customs run wild as rice and shoe cause injuries
A satirical column recalls recent brides and grooms harmed or impeded by wedding rituals. A Kansas bride loses her eyesight from rice thrown during a ceremony while a Michigan groom is crippled for life after a runaway caused by an old shoe intended to strike him. The piece mocks the practice yet notes guests meant well and urges readers to rethink such displays while highlighting the risks and embarrassments faced by couples entering matrimony.
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Kansas
Michigan
Old Home Week Prepares As Spring Ends And Guests Arrive
The item notes Old Home Week approaching with locals preparing for visitors. It mentions Mayor Schmitz of San Francisco mulling a haircut, Mark Twain's return from England with no new jokes, and plans around hospitality, cocktails, and jelly anecdotes.
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San Francisco
Charley
Mark Twain
England
John D
Chicago
Sun Finds Fun In Old Home Week Boston Parade
The Sun chronicles preparations for Boston Old Home Week with bustling crowds and grand plans. Twelve automobiles carry families from South Station while Mayor Fitzgerald coordinates bonfires and beacon lighting from Providence to Boston. A municipal band plays on the Common and notable figures pledge presence amid a lively, ceremonial atmosphere.
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Mansfield
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Revere
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Marblehead
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School Street
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Chelsea
Kilby Street
Franklin Benjamin Sanborn
Himself
Thoreau
Emerson
Hawthorne
Erving Winstow
Old Home Week Plans Spark Boston Festivities
The New York Sun notes in Boston that visitors are urged to join a festive Old Home Week featuring water carnivals flower festivals and merriment across streets with quoit links and arches. Mayor Fitzgerald will preside and merchants are urged to fund the celebrations amid racial tensions and public displays.
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Suncook
N. H
Damariscotta
Blind Hole
Mass
Poke Corners
Providence
R. I
Boston Illustrated Papers
Fitzgerald
Boylston Street
Beacon Street
Toad Hill
New York Sun
Buttercup Hat Inspires Milliner’s Quiet Romance
Yvette, a shy milliner with a window shop between a department store and a five and ten, crafts a green buttercup hat that alters her view of romance. She observes a couple she imagines, then secretly funds a real hat for the girl, prompting a tangling of fiction and life as the couple’s engagement turns out to be a misunderstanding. The shop closes, the sign reads for rent, and Yvette leaves behind a green straw wedding hat for a journey of her own.
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Yvette
Jim
Can You Name the Newlyweds Baby
The Boston Post invites readers to name the famous Newlywed baby whose antics delight its audience. Artists admit difficulty producing a suitable name and call on the army of readers to submit ideas to the editor named "Newlyweds' Baby."
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Post
Boston Post
Newlywed Baby Name Ideas From Readers
A letter page presents several suggested baby names for a Newlywed baby, including Foxymus Makepeace Newlywed Baldwin Boniface Little Wonder Alligator Newlywed and Disaster a jokey variety. Contributors Dudley Summers Sadie Duguid and L A M share opinions from Roslindale Roxbury Mansfield and North Wilmington.
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Foxymus Makepeace
Dudley Summers
Millwood Street
Roslindale
Baldwin Boniface
Papa
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Lambert Avenue
Roxbury
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