Postal Rates and Publication Details for The Sunday Post
The July 1 1906 issue lists daily and Sunday subscription rates for The Post Publishing Company. Rates include daily one year three dollars six months one fifty three months seventy five cents and one month twenty five cents. Sunday Post one year two dollars fifty cents six months one twenty five cents and three months sixty five cents. Postal boilerplate notes indicate second class matter at Boston and payment instructions.
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The Post in Vacation Time
The Daily Post offers mail delivery nationwide at 25 cents per month and the Sunday Post at 25 cents per month. Subscribers may change the address as often as desired.
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Daily Post
United States
Canada
Sunday Post
Post Subscriptions Due In Advance Discontinuation Notice
Subscribers must pay all Post subscriptions in advance or they will be discontinued without further notice at expiration. If unable to obtain the Post from a newsdealer or newsboy, notify the office at once. E A Grozier editor and publisher.
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Sunday Post
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Iden
Aldermanic Farce Spurs Public Outcry Over Chair Change
A Boston editorial blasts Chairman Draper for not resigning from the Board of Aldermen and warns that changing the chair now would make the body a laughing stock. It decries a rumored card-game pact and argues leadership should stay as is to avoid puerile politics and perceived personal ambition.
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Board of Aldermen
Boston
City Hall
Russian Crisis Stalls As Loan Pressure Delays Revolution
Ambassador Meyer reports no general strike in Russia eight days after the National Assembly's dissolution. The financial attack fails due to short time and looming loan payments. Russia's debt now tops 3.5 billion dollars, a factor for European governments guarding their interests against upheaval.
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St. Petersburg
National Assembly
Duma
Poland
France
England
Germany
Russia
Iowa tariff split tests Cummins re nomination push
Iowa Republicans head to Des Moines for a State convention amid a tariff revision dispute between Governor Cummins and rival George Perkins. The Cummins faction releases a weak protectionist plank calling for responsive, timely tariff adjustments to harmonize with progress. If the convention fails to energize both sides, the Iowa idea may appear cheap and insignificant in the campaign.
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Iowa
Republican Party
Des Moines
George D. Perkins
Georgia Legislature Passes Child Labor Bill
The Georgia Legislature approves a child labor measure expected to be signed by Governor Terrell. It prohibits hiring children under 12 in manufacturing, and bans night work for under 14 unless literate, with further restrictions under 18.
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Georgia
Terrell
Child Labor Rules Gain Ground Across States
The article notes improving child labor protections in multiple states, praising Massachusetts for influence and citing enforcement as key. It observes Southern adoption of protections and claims cotton magnates once blocked reforms, now facing humanitarian shift toward protecting children.
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Georgia
Massachusetts
South
Legislators Probe Sunday Laws With Coney Island Visit
The special recess committee examining Massachusetts Sunday laws toured Coney Island and found the trip enjoyable. Reportedly the delegation, provided passes, saw shows and wore red hats, concluding the island seems a moral playground and that Massachusetts errs in banning baseball and dancing on Sundays.
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Coney Island
New York Sun
Massachusetts
Continent
Middle West
The Journalist Becomes a Magazine For All Readers
Allan Forman shifts The Journalist from weekly newspaper format to a monthly magazine aimed at writers and readers. The publication will carry a high class human interest focus with departments including Finance by Halut and Hints to Young Writers.
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Allan Forman
Halut
Funeral of Miss Elizabeth Potter Gould Authoress
The funeral of Miss Elizabeth Potter Gould author known in the nation took place from Miss Hattie Florence Gould’s residence 18 Sutherland road Brookline yesterday She died on Saturday and was daughter of the late John A Gould Interment was at Mt Auburn She is survived by four sisters Miss Susan Cheever Gould Mrs W E Harding Ada Pitman Gould Mrs Anna L Jenks of Melrose and Miss Hattie Florence Gould and one brother George L Gould of Malden
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Hattie Florence Gould
Sutherland Road
Brookline
Miss Gould
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Charles W. Wendte
Newport
R. I
Mt. Auburn
Gould
Susan Cheever Gould
W. E. Harding
Ada Pitman Gould
Anna Ll. Jenks
Melrose
George L. Gould
Malden
Impartiality Praised by Boot and Shoe Recorder Co President
W L Terhune, president of Boot and Shoe Recorder Co, commends the Post for its impartial editorial on corruption in a letter dated July 28. He appreciates the newspaper's stance and offers praise for the editorial in Saturday morning's issue.
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W. L. Terhune
Boot and Shoe Recorder Co
Sunday Post
John Ericsson Born in 1803 Featured in Today in History
July 31 1803 marks the birth of inventor John Ericsson. Officials of Equitable Insurance Company face a lawsuit from the State of New York.
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Equitable Insurance Company
State of New York
Boston Crowd Hails Lillian Lawrence Comeback Event
Boston reception at the Globe Theatre honors Lillian Lawrence after years away, with praise for her improved health and vivacity. The piece notes sun lorgnettes from Newport and a rising fad in American motoring, plus a mix of local anecdotes about street manners, Irish connections, and cultural visits in Boston society.
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Globe Theatre
Lillian Lawrence
Stealthy Steve Flees Black Hand Burglary Scene
Stealthy Steve escapes from the Black Hand hideout after a clash with Bogardo the head villain. He previously assaulted Bogardo, now fleeing with clues and a wary pursuit behind.
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Black Hand
Bogardo
Stealthy Steve Evades 47 to One Black Hand Attack on Roof
Stealthy Steve flees to a roof chamber pursued by 47 Black Hand members. He counters, wounds Bogardo with a jiu jitsu move learned in Japan, then vaults into a chimney and disappears. The scene ends with a promise to continue tomorrow.
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Black Hand
Bogardo
Japan
Stealthy Steve Q and A on Black Hand serial quirks
Readers ask why Stealthy Steve’s mustaches look like two buck-saws and if his watch is a stop watch. The column confirms serrated mouth shades, in-jokes about pajama pockets, and that the seventh shot in a six shooter is the unloaded one.
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W. F. Roxbury
Mass
Newt
Danvers
Therese
Boston
Smitty Seeks Revenge and Finds Pardon at School
In a quiet showdown at the schoolhouse, Smitty confronts Old Grouch after saying he will seek revenge. He chooses mercy, returns the dirtied bat, and offers to take his punishment alone. The old man accepts, recalling his own past teachable moments, and Smitty vows to reform.
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Harvard University
Europe
Harvard
Smitty
Buntie
Engagement announced of Miss Alice Morse to Edgar Achorn
Society notes report the engagement of Miss Alice G Morse daughter of Hon Robert M Morse to Edgar A Achorn a Boston area lawyer. Morse family members and supporters celebrate at Cape Cod while European travel plans for several Roosevelts Warren and Sampson are noted with arrivals of returning guests and social gatherings.
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Robert M. Morse
Jamaica Plain
Edgar A. Achorn
Newton Highlands
Achorn
Boston
Miss Morse
Footlight Club
Robert G. Morse
Harvard
Louis Whiting
Margaret
Ellen C. Morse
Cape Cod
Falmouth
Oscar H. Sampson
Marlboro Street
Gertrude Sampson
How Prominent Bay State Women Spend Vacation Days
Mrs Edgar W Warren wife of Newton mayor travels to Nova Scotia for a long trip due to business. A popular Bay State matron who enjoys yachting and will be away for much of the summer with her husband staying part of the season.
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Edgar W. Warren
Greater Boston
Provinces
Nova Scotia
Warren
Newton
Mrs. Waren
Talk on Love and Sentiment Sparks Reader Debate
A reader challenges Mildred Champagne's column A Sea Captain's Wife arguing that a sea captain's absence can be endured with loyalty. The responder defends the husband, cites personal experience, and urges consideration of wives' sacrifices, asking for wives' and readers' opinions.
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Mildred Champagne
Miss Champagne
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