Boston Post promotional and subscription notice from 1908
The Boston Post issue dated July 28 1908 lists subscription rates for the daily and Sunday editions including six months eight months and one month options. It notes Canada postage 9 cents per copy and advises payment methods and risk terms for mail orders.
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The Daily Post announces mail subscriptions nationwide at 25 cents per month for the daily and Sunday Post also 25 cents. Addresses may be changed anytime. Subscriptions must be prepaid and will be discontinued at expiration. Editor H. A. Grozier invites notices if the Post is unavailable.
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Training in Athletics and the American Edge
The London Times compares British and American Olympic athletes noting British speed and strength trail behind. It labels Americans as professional and businesslike while criticizing English training methods as antiquated.
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The Sleeping Veto on the Northern Avenue Bridge
The article denounces Aldermen for delaying vote on the Mayor's veto of the Northern avenue bridge franchise. It warns that dodging the decision will be a campaign issue in the next municipal election and urges Aldermen to vote yes or no with courage.
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A Midsummer Fancy on New Haven Stock Deal
A rumor claimed Canadian Pacific Railway bought New Haven’s big block of Boston and Maine stock, linked to Billard of Meriden. Both Mellen and Billard deny the claim, asserting no Canadian ownership. Mellen warned of risks if a foreign firm controlled a U.S. railroad, though the danger appears past for now.
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Meriden
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Canadian Pacific Railway
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State House
Reward Offered to Catch Boston Bandits in Jamaica Plain and West Roxbury
The Boston Mayor and Aldermen may offer rewards up to 500 for detection of the bandits with potential 1000 state pledge. Authorities aim to curb brigandage spreading beyond city lines and seek public help to bring the malefactors to justice across Massachusetts.
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West Roxbury
Boston
Commonwealth
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Peace Conference in London Seventeenth Meeting Opens
The Universal Peace Conference opened in London with major world leaders in attendance. The King and Queen attended, President Roosevelt sent a letter urging universal peace, and the Kaiser shows interest in the movement as discussions begin on a global accord.
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Peacemaker Proposes Arbitration as Core Principle
A statement describes the universal League of Peace moving toward organization and emphasizes arbitration over war. It asserts that every international dispute should be settled by judicial means as the conference’s fundamental rule.
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The Republican Succession in State Politics
The piece analyzes the Republican nomination race for Lieutenant Governor as a means to determine the future Governor. It warns the contest may dictate a Governor three years hence and that the losing candidate faces a three year setback unless a Democratic landslide occurs.
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Taft Stuck in Booth Delays Taft at Hot Springs
New Haven Conn July 29 77 William H Taft was wedged inside a standard telephone booth at Hot Springs Virginia and could not exit after a talk He was freed only after a hotel carpenter sawed away part of the booth A special oversized booth was later built after measurements were taken for Taft as the presidential nominee.
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Austin Amends Petition in Cameron Currie Receivership
Receiver Frederick G. Austin filed an amendment in Wayne County Circuit Court seeking an accounting of 1.5 million dollars in stocks bonds and collateral held by Hayden Stone & Co Boston as security for Cameron Currie debts totaling 1.3 million. He contends Hayden Stone knew some securities were improperly pledged and that some collateral had been paid for in full by Cameron Currie customers before transfer.
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Newt-Knowing Your View On Psychodynamics And Language
A reader asks Newton Newkirks views on psychodynamics and linguistic style. The exchange compliments his clarity and exposes a debate on interpretation and expressiveness in public discourse.
We Will Fight For Our Opinion To The Last Ditch
A forceful statement rejects the other side's scholarly approach, insisting on no compromise with conscience. The speaker concedes the possibility of being wrong but vows to pursue their view to the end, adding a final dramatic call for water smelling salts or any assistance.
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Difference Between Employers and Employees Cited
A quote contrasts the man who works for you with the one who works for the salary you pay him highlighting a moral distinction. The text emphasizes labor relations and perceptions of duty within employment.
Lively yegg scare in East Cambridge
A telephoned alert sent police to Cambridge Street East Cambridge where three Jamaica Plain bandits were reported on railroad tracks. Officers Patten and Douglas pursued and arrested three men Joseph Sibiatiusky 18 Chicago Morris Suderman 18 New York Jacob Toder 21 New York for arraignment before Judge Almy on a vagrancy charge.
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Outing Planned for St. Gregory's Teachers in Dorchester
More than 60 Sunday school teachers from St. Gregory's Church Dorchester will join an annual outing to Nantasket hosted by Fathers Charles Heaney and John Deagan. Mary Hoye leads the event as Sunday school superintendent. Twenty girls will soon join a vested choir for winter services at Temple Street Methodist Church. Mrs J Smith is slated as soloist. An 80-voice men's choir will perform at evening meetings led by a top Boston male quartet. Renowned musician Earle Cartright will attend Sunday evenings for solo and chorus work. New song books have been bought for evening services.
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Boston
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Charles R. Heaney
Clergy to Speak on Church Building and Financing
The Rev. T. C. Martin of Egleston Square Church will lecture this fall at the Boston School of Theology on Church Building and Financing. A public meeting is planned at the church Wednesday at 7 30 to organize a fair to support church finances.
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Question Answer Dear Editor A Pretty Girl on His Arm
The reader quips that pride comes from walking with a lovely companion, joking that two such girls would be even prouder.
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Milk Famine Fears Hit Massachusetts Dairies
Local milk dealers warn of a milk famine owing to persistent drought across the state. They blame lack of pasture for shrinking cow milk output, warning residents to prepare for possible shortages as the well may run dry.
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Observant Citizen reports Bliss in Europe and Algiers Sahara trip
Mr E P Bliss of Lexington just returned from Europe where he motored with a party landing in Algiers and touring the Sahara. He notes Bedouins were as surprised by the automobile as ever. Lin Boyd Porter of the Boston Press Club travels through Alaska avoiding heat in Boston. Mrs Porter visits daughter Mrs Edeson at Sag Harbor Long Island while Dorchester horse owners cheer a new Council order from Councilman Crane of Ashmont.
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Week in New Brunswick Highlighting Canadian Resorts
The Post continues its Little Journeys series with a week in New Brunswick. Readers will see views of the beauty spots in this charming Canadian section during vacation season. Thousands from New England visit these resorts annually.
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Hopewell Rocks Gorge in Fundy Sea Cliffs
Near Moncton the Hopewell Rocks stand as a Bay of Fundy marvel. Geologists say tides of eons carved the rocks into caverns and arches within a cliff. Two towering rocks, one like a table and one like a broken post, symbolize the ocean’s power and invite bold climbers to reach the summit.
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Drinking fountains for horses return to Dorchester
Dorchester reopens drinking fountains at King square and Tolman street after two years dry, thanks to Mr. Crane's humane act. The item follows with assorted local society notes including church school outings to Nantasket, yacht trips to Bar Harbor, and community figures relaxing in summer.
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