Post Publishing Company Daily Prices and Contact Notice
Daily publication details for the Post Publishing Company dated July 28, 1906 list subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, office address at 259 Washington Street Boston Massachusetts, and payment instructions including sending money orders payable to the Post Publishing Company.
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Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Mass
Marea
Post Publishing Company
The Post in Vacation Time
The Daily Post offers mail delivery to any U S or Canadian address for 25 cents per month with the Sunday Post at the same rate. Subscribers may change address as often as desired.
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POST
Daily Post
United States
Canada
Sunday Post
Telephones Editorial Rooms Post notices and subscription policy
Subscription payments must be made in advance or service will be discontinued with no further notice. If the Post cannot be obtained from a new dealer or newsboy, notify by postal at once. E A Grozier editor and publisher.
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E. A. Grozier
The South Framingham Disaster
An editorial calls for district attorney led inquiry into the Amsden building collapse in South Framingham and urges stronger enforcement to prevent future disasters due to lax supervision and inspection. It notes ongoing inquest and State police investigations and stresses accountability and tougher laws.
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Amsden
South Framingham
Middlesex County
Inheritance tax urged to equalize state burdens
Representative Dean argues for a tax on direct inheritances to fix inequities in the current system. He says small property owners pay a larger share while millionaires evade taxation, and only probate court can ensure full payment. The measure is presented as morally just and technically equitable.
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Dean of
Wakefield
State House
Dean
Russell Sage's Will Leaves Most to Widow Despite Charity Hopes
Disappointment greets the late Russell Sage's will as large charitable gifts fail to appear. A small share goes to relatives with a forfeiture if displeased, while the remainder goes to his widow. The article questions expectations of philanthropy and notes Sage offered no public virtue in life.
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Russell Sage
New York
Sage
Sage’s almoner role seals wealth with selfish Wit
Russell Sage, feeling inept, appoints Mrs Sage as his almoner to distribute his vast fortunes. The move aims to please her and mark a defining moment in his legacy. This portrait highlights wealth, control, and domestic partnership in an era of vast accumulation.
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Russell Sage
Mrs. Sage
Panama Bonds Boost U. S. Government Security Credibility
The first issue of Panama canal bonds sold at premiums averaging four percent despite a two percent coupon. Secretary Shaw managed bids with fairness, boosting the standing of U S government securities. The piece notes British and Russian precedents and asserts no other government can float such bonds at par or near it.
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United States
Transvaal
Japan
Corruption Charge Against Lodge Machine Lacks Conviction
Eugene N Fosss claim of widespread corruption in Massachusetts Republicans is dismissed as flimsy. He cites Proctors theft and a failed bid for a federal office, arguing the Lodge machine is bad but not inherently corrupt in all its members.
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Eugene N. Foss
Massachusetts
Lodge
Foss
Channing Smith
Proctor
Republican Party
Kipling Poem Urges Britain to Halt Transvaal Reforms
Rudyard Kipling's poem appeals to the English government to prevent reforms in the Transvaal and laments colonists sold into bondage. The six stanza piece casts colonists as helots, begging Great Britain to intervene and avert further oppression.
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Rudyard Kipling
Transvaal
England
Great Britain
Grimmons Renominates Underwood for City Light Post
Mayor Grimmons of Somerville sent to the Board of Aldermen Melvin F. Underwood as commissioner of electric lines and lights a second time. He says the move follows revised laws requiring a renewed nomination when the first appointment fails confirmation. Grimmons maintains Underwood is competent and asserts the action aligns with promotion.
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Grimmons
Somerville
Board of Aldermen
Melvin F. Underwood
Underwood
Life Saving Exhibition at Marine Park in South Boston
An afternoon program at Marine Park City Point South Boston will showcase life saving by Superintendent De Freitas and George T Cud dihy of the L street bath. It features rescue demonstrations including a drowning victim rescued by an expert, an underwater escape and a sinking rowboat lunch while participants eat. Swims for girls and boys close the program.
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Marine Park
City Point
Boston
de Freitas
George T. Cuddihy
L Street Bath
Northampton Man Quits Town Over Dog Order
A. W. Gale of Pomeroy terrace plans to leave Northampton after his dog was shot last evening for running at large. He packs his household effects and vows to shake the dust from the city due to the dog restraining order.
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Northampton
A. W. Gale
Pomeroy Terrace
Poor laborer becomes bonanza mine owner in Guanajuato
In Guanajuato Mexico on July 26 a barefooted laborer earning 75 cents a day rose to owner of a bonanza mine and potential multimillionaire. Juan Flores of this city rejects a $1,000,000 bid, aiming to rival Pedro Alvarado of Chihuahua in mining wealth.
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Guanajuato
Mex
Juan Flores
Cay
Pedro Alvarado
Chihuahua
Flores
Observant Citizen: July 28 1864 At Atlanta Battle Mentioned Today
Today notes the July 28 1864 third Battle of Atlanta in Georgia and recalls a year ago when Chicago Mayor E F Dunne visited Boston and spoke publicly about civic issues.
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E. F. Dunne
Chicago
Boston
Flag respect and militia camp glimpses at South Framingham
At the State militia camp in South Framingham a veteran kisses the flag foot while a youth scratches a match on the pole. Hank O Day is noted as a beloved umpire among South End baseball crowds. Social notes mention Emma Glynn, Anna Fitzpatrick, Madeline Burke and Governor Guild’s circle at the camp. A small trolley car incident amuses passengers. Longwood venue praises Chambers for court upkeep amid a Barre tornado report. Cambridge leaders’ smiles lift public roles.
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South Framingham
Hank O’day
South End
Madeline Burke
John H. Burke
Brookline
Burke
Governor Guild
Miss Burke
Vermont Lake
Pauline
Roxbury Crossing
Doctor's Fee Draws Attention in Field Estate Case
Chicago July 27 Twenty five thousand dollars for seven days service is the bill sent the Marshall Field estate by Dr Frank Billings who went to New York when Field was ill with pneumonia last January. The executors have not decided on the claim and rumors say it may go to suit.
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Chicago
Marshall Field
Frank Billings
New York
Field
United States
Mitchell
Marion
Paul
Brookline Auto Theft Charge Involves 18 Year Old Chauffeur
Clarence E Magee 18, charged with stealing Albert T Duncan’s large White steamer valued at 3500 from a Freeman Street Brookline garage on July 15. Arrested in New York after allegedly disposing of the auto in Connecticut. brought to Brookline by Captain Paige to face larceny charges. Magee, a former Duncan employee, lived with his parents in Somerville and will appear before Judge Perkins.
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Clarence E. Magee
Albert T. Duncan
Freeman Street
Brookline
New York
Connecticut
Paige
Magee
Duncan
Pre
Somerville
Judge Perkins
Stealthy Steve Unmasks Black Hand Boss in Secret Office
In a secret Black Hand chamber Emilio Bogardo and Bonavita plot violence while Stealthy Steve enters unseen. The Worthy Grand Chief punishes Bonavita to force a confession about the Bonanno matter as Steve reveals the trap, promising continuation tomorrow.
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Emilio Bogardo
Black Hand
Bogardo
Stealthy
Steve
Bonavita
Bonario
Love and Sentiment Advice From Mildred Champagne
A reader asks Miss Champagne for guidance in reclaiming a long courting relationship. She mentions a 20 year old suitor seen with another woman for over a year while she remains involved, and she cannot give up dancing which the other woman has given up for him.
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Miss Champagne
Idam
Bargain Offer Over Dancing and Affections
A speaker suggests a compromise in a romantic dispute about dancing and another girl. The proposal asks the young man to abandon thoughts of the other girl in exchange for giving up dancing, arguing dancing is less dangerous than playing with someone’s affections.
Frances Burnham Vacation in Gilead Me A Peaceful Retreat
Miss Frances Burnham assistant secretary of the Workingmen's Cooperative Bank travels with her aunt Miss Imogen Burnham to their family farm in Gilead Maine. The area sits near Gorham New Hampshire with the Androscoggin River and White Mountains visible. The prose blends travel notes with a fictional scene where Marion dies after a moment of happiness as Paul Mitchell contemplates her death and a nurse tends the patient.
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Frances Burnham
Massachusetts
Workingmen’s Co-operative Bank
Imogen Burnham
Gilead
Frances
Burnhams
White Mountains
Imougen
Old Town
Gorham
N. H
Glen House
Androscoggin
Diamond ring theft confession sparks a life and death plea
In a transitional tale a dying Marion Fay confesses to Mitchell that she lifted a $125 diamond ring to ease a craving and fears being found a thief. Mitchell counsels restraint as Marion asks what to do, confess or return the ring, while society notes chronicler gossip and summer social rounds continuing in Boston.
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Mitchell
Marion Fay
Mr. Mitchell
Paul Mitchell
Fay
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