Post Publishing Co Daily and Sunday Post Rates 1906
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The Post in Vacation Time_notice to subscribers
The Daily Post offers mail delivery in the United States or Canada for 25 cents per month and the Sunday Fest for 25 cents per month. Subscriptions must be prepaid and will be discontinued at expiration. Editor E A Groziler urges notifying if delivery is unavailable.
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Prevention urged after fatal South Framingham building collapse
The editorial calls for rapid determination of the collapse cause and strict accountability for those responsible. It argues for strong local building oversight or a supreme safety authority, noting current statutes and by laws are inadequate and urging immediate measures to prevent future disasters.
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Amsden
South Framingham
Stand Pat in Oyster Bay Clash Over Massachusetts Tariff
The Oyster Bay conference signals Republican leaders will stand with the national machine against Massachusetts tariff revision. Massachusetts Republicans face a clash between party bosses and Governor Guild’s tariff stance, as Mr. Foss contests Draper for the nomination on this issue.
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Oyster Bay
Guild
Roosevelt
Congress
Ways and Means Committee
National Organization
Foss
Draper
Bryan's Amendment Sparks Action at Arbitration Congress
Hon. William Jennings Bryan attended the Interparliamentary Union Congress in London where his amendment to the Brussels commission model treaty of arbitration drew practical support. The proposal urges parties in dispute to seek arbitration before any hostile action, highlighting his role in shaping the international arbitration framework.
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William Jennings Bryan
the Interparliamentary Union For the Promotion of International Arbitration
London
Bryan
Brussels Commission
Mr.Bryan
Bryan urges peaceful settlement to avoid war
The article notes William Jennings Bryan supporting an amendment for inquiry or mediation by friendly powers under The Hague Convention. He argues for moral public opinion to influence nations and for peaceful settlement when conflicts arise. Delegates reacted warmly to his speech and support.
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Bryan
Atlantic
modest clerk wins big in Panama Canal bonds bid
Samuel Byerley a Wall Street talk of equity as he bids $5.8 million for Panama Canal 2 per cent bonds under his own name. The New York syndicate offered at 104.40, potentially yielding Byerley about $3,000. The piece argues against monopolies by banks, urging broad public access to government loans.
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Samuel Byerley
Wall Street
New York
Byerley
A Punitive Expedition Against Filipinos in Leyte
A harsh punitive expedition was sent to quell Filipino fighters on Leyte after an ambush on an American party. Fifty Filipinos were killed and 60 wounded, with one American sergeant slightly hurt. The piece argues such expeditions reflect imperial conquest experiences and condemn repeated violence.
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Leyte
Captain Follansbee Dies at Charlestown
George S. Follansbee age 66 a Civil War veteran died at his home 50 Monument Square Charlestown He enlisted in the First Massachusetts Heavy Artillery at Lawrence served with distinction and was a member of Loyal Legion John A Andrew Post G A R St John Commandery Knights Templar and a 32d degree Mason He is survived by his widow Mary Ann Keene noted for Charlestown charities
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Monument Square
Charlestown
Mr. Follansbee
First
Massachusetts Heavy Artillery
Lawrence
Follansbee
Loyal Legion
John A. Andrew Post
St. John’s Commandery
Knights Templars
Mary Ann Keene
Home Fire and Marine Insurance Co. Fails After Disaster
The Home Fire and Marine Insurance Company of San Francisco has gone out of business after the great fire and earthquake. After 43 years of operation the company surrendered its charter as records were destroyed and complications arose. All paid policies will be canceled after earned premiums are collected. Charles W. Kelley is listed as the Boston agent.
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San Francisco
Home Company
Charles W. Kelley
Boston
The
Prosecutors Confer Ahead of Standard Oil Trial
Five men slated for government action against Standard Oil met in Chicago on July 25 to discuss the forthcoming case. Attending were Pagin, C D Morrison, T C H Schindler, Sullivan, and Hanchett. It was indicated the company would face trial on an information.
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Chicago
Standard Oil Company
Pagin
C. D. Morrison
T. C. H. Schindler
Department of Commerce and Labor
Sullivan
Cleveland
Francis Hanchett
Attorney General Probes American Ice Co Books for Conspiracy
Mayer seeks to uncover evidence of price extortion by examining the company books after Wesley Oler offered cooperation. A representative was dispatched to American Ice Company offices in New York to review records.
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American Ice CO
New York
Wesley Oler
American Ice Company
Mayer Today
First Electric Locomotive Exhibited in 1847
Observant Citizen notes July 26 1847 as the first electric locomotive exhibi tion and operation. The piece mentions highway robberies in the era.
Lively Boston News From Streets to Saloons
A Boston paper item notes a girl scolded at a police station, a round hat worn by a lieutenant, and a sharp reply about hats off. Fire Commissioner Wells receives a carved desk clock from Engine 33. A Quincy raid uncovers a boy with a puppy in a cellar. Framingham’s William H. Walsh earns praise for disaster response. Boston Americans and Beanies exchange playful sports banter. Brookline swimmers plan Ossipee camp and Harvard coach Bill Reid aids Winthrop AC. Public displays of respect for the flag at Brigadier General Rice’s funeral are described. Brookline’s Rufus Can dag e marks 80th birthday with a reception. Roxbury’s George A. Morse excels at angling near West Newfield, Me. Police Lt. Murphy enjoys Nantucket fishing before returning to Pemberton Square.
Roosevelt invites A B Stickney as Interstate Commerce Commissioner
President Roosevelt has asked A B Stickney, president of the Chicago Great Western railway, to join the Interstate Commerce Commission. Stickney, independently wealthy and long time head of the line, has not decided. The role offers a $10 000 yearly salary but requires leaving his railroad job.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
A. B. Stickney
Chicago Great Western Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Stickney
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Battleship Building Not Under Eight-Hour Law
Washington July 25 Informally the Navy Department has been advised that the opinion of the Department of Justice is that a battleship under construction is not a public work under the eight hour labor law and that such public works must be permanent improvements on government property. Solicitor General Hoyt prepared the opinion which is said to harmonize with its former rulings.
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Washington
Navy Department
Department of Justice
Hoyt
Stealthy Steve the Six-Eyed Sleuth in Fatal Rail Incident
Stealthy Steve is hurled onto a live rail by adversary Bonayita the Black Hland Wizard. He is carried to a station waiting room where a coroner finds only keys files cigarettes and a six shooter before the remains are moved to the morgue for ID. Bonario arrives to claim what remains and Bonano’s driver escorts the aged adversary home.
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Steve
Bonayita
V. Bonario
Bonario
Bonanio
Bonanno
Bonario Faces Sticky Note For Steve Case In Room
Bonario begins a letter to Genevieve but rewrites and tears it up. He is startled by a noise and finds Steve, the six-eyed sleuth, sitting upright in bed and staring at him. The scene hints at a dead body in Bonario's room as the tale continues.
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Steve
Genevieve
Advice on Love Triangle From a Minding Heart
A young man asks Mildred Champagne for guidance about a girlfriend who also sees a wealthier friend. The columnist suggests stepping back to let her realize her feelings, and criticizes the friend's apparent lack of honor in pursuing the beloved.
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Miss Champagne
Dear Miss Champagne Advice on a Married Lover
The adviser urges caution and emphasizes that only a strong, lasting mutual love justifies risk. A lover of a married woman should avoid acting without certainty, as past infidelity raises risk of repeated betrayal. Some cases allow happiness if the wife is truly mistreated and has genuine reason to love him.
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Champagne
Miss Champagne
Wedding Veil Hidden Bride and Conservatory Love Reveal
Two days after M. Deapeau’s arranged marriage to an India maiden his gaze met a hidden rival in the wife. A masked reception followed as he learns the woman he loves is the bride, revealed when the lily badge matches the conservatory romance.
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Deapeau
Monsieur
Conservatory
Social Roundup Notes From Brookline and Nearby
Society pages report Miss Alice Knapp of Brookline visiting Europe with Miss Audrey Stanwood on shore en route to Boston. Isles of Wight fears for Mr. Stanwood’s health as Mrs. Stanwood and daughters stay with him. Bremer and Anthony families cruise the east coast and Maine aboard the Velthra and Doris. Twombly family attends the Jones funeral in Mt. Auburn Chapel and returns to Newport for summer. Mrs. Jones’ daughters Charlotte and Minna Jones sail to Europe, Mrs. Jones dies in Bodo. Other Boston society names appear at Dedham Tiota Wood and Woodstock Inn Vermont. Mrs. Slater hosts 14 at Pride’s Crossing, daughter Eleanor in Washington society circles. Amory and Bishop MecVickar in New York, Burton Holmes back in New York aboard Kronprinz Wilhelm with a crowd.
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Brookline
Audrey Stanwood
Commonwealth Avenue
Europe
Boston
Stanwood
Isle of Wight
Bay State Road
Theodore G. Bremer
Fisher Avenue
Gale’s Point
Manchester
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North Shore
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Ayers
Harrison McKay Twombly
Frank W. Jones
Alice Twombly
Marlboro Street
Mt. Auburn Chapel
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Newport
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Charlotte
Minna Twombly Jones
Norway
Bodo
William H. Slater
Pride's Crossing Villa
Holland House
Bishop W. W. MecVickar
Pride's Crossing
Miss McVickar
New York
Albemarle
Burton Holmes
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Brazilian Diplomat Plans Summer Visit to Bay State
Lieutenant-Colonel A Vv de Pederneiras, military attaché of the Brazilian embassy, will arrive on the north shore this summer after a Paris trip with Mme de Pederneiras and their son Achilles. With a 30 year diplomatic career, he recently received a June gold medal for long service and will visit Springfield and other embassies before touring U S military camps.
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A. Vv. de Pederneiras
America
Mme. de Pederneiras
Achilles
Paris
Pederneiras
Springfield
Mass
North Shore
Tremendous Adulteration of German Food Stuffs
Report to the Bureau of Manufactures cites Consul Brittain of Kiel detailing rising adulteration prosecutions in Germany from 1400 in 1888 to 6000 in 1903. Dr Jackenack of Berlin notes large firms ran private departments with chemists to adulterate products. A Strassburg paper says most manufactured food and drink articles were adulterated.
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Bureau of Manufactures
Brittain
Kiel
Jackenack
Berlin
Germany
Strassburg
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