The Post Publishing Company July 31 1908 notice
Daily Post subscription rates shown for United States and Canada include daily 25c monthly option during vacation. The publication lists office addresses in Boston and contact numbers. Editor publisher E A Grozier is noted.
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Middlesex Club Dinner Skips Roosevelt Praise in Pemberton
At a Middlesex Club dinner in Pemberton yesterday the lack of direct eulogy for President Roosevelt stood out. The event also reminded attendees of a Republican vice presidential candidate named Sherman, with effort needed by the chair to highlight his ticket status.
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Help for the Filipinos
Vice-Governor W. Cameron Forbes criticizes tariff laws for causing destitution in the Philippine islands. He argues the Dingley tariff harmed Philippine trade by removing Spain as a market and not opening the U S market. He calls sugar and tobacco free to help industry, warning against repeating that claim.
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Oyster Bay
Price of coal rise in Boston amid midyear adjustment
The Boston coal price rises 25 cents a ton with no clear cause beyond seasonal practice and local trade dominance. The author argues the timing minimizes hardship as cold weather approaches, softening the anticipated winter price shock.
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Roosevelt Will Favor Battle Hymn as National Anthem
A national hymn debate notes Mrs. Howe's Battle Hymn of the Republic as Roosevelt's favorite for the anthem. It praises its singable quality and popular appeal, while arguing Star Spangled Banner and Hail Columbia lack reach. The piece credits Howe’s hymn with arose from a crisis era and fits a young nation.
Insult to Labor in Gompers Vote Debate
The piece condemns Republican claims that Samuel Gompers will deliver or cannot deliver the labor vote. It argues against classed rulings on working people and defends Gompers’ statement that every citizen may vote for any candidate or party. It asserts there are no classes in American citizenship and emphasizes equal voting rights.
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Grand Banks
Boston
Working people hold the balance in votes, not leaders
The passage argues that workers form the true independent bloc, equal to other sections. It asserts that no group can 'deliver the vote' of the two sections and that the working people’ s ballots carry more weight than any others.
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Taft tariff stance contrasts with Democratic platform
In his acceptance speech Taft hints at tariff revision by a special session. He favors selective increases under the Dingley law for certain schedules while opposes broad cuts. Democrats push immediate tariff reductions to restore a revenue basis and favor free lists for essential goods.
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New England
A Great Feat Miss Kellermann Sets Boston Harbor Mark
Miss Annette Kellermann swam from Charlestown bridge to Black Rock beacon, about ten miles, in 6 hours 20 minutes setting a Boston Harbor long distance record. She showed no exhaustion at completion though tide prevented a final reach to Boston Light, proving skill and endurance.
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Death of Professor Otto Pfleiderer Noted in Boston Lectures
The death of Otto Pfleiderer, professor of systematic theology at the University of Berlin, is reported. He made lasting connections in Boston and Cambridge after visiting America, delivering lectures at Harvard during last autumn’s international congress of Religious Liberals. An original hymn by John D. Long accompanied the installation of Rev. Paul O. Phalen at Hingham.
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Psychotherapy Education Movement Gains College Support
Drs Worcester and Mc Comb of Immanuel Church drive a campaign to teach psychotherapy in colleges. Professor Morton Prince of Tufts contributes, while Dr Stanley Hall of Worcester offers a free winter lecture series. S Weir Mitchell, prominent author, leads the effort.
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Hitchcock lineage noted in West Somerville church history
It notes that Frank Henry Hitchcock, once chairman of the Republican national committee, is a son of the Rev. H. C. Hitchcock who led the Day Street Church in West Somerville for many years.
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Fresh Air Camp Association Formed by Quincy Churches
Washington Street Church of Quincy joins two nearby congregations to establish a Fresh Air Camp Association aimed at youth outdoor programs and community outreach.
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Reverend Martin Sermon At Hale Street Church
The Rev. T C Martin will preach at 7 30 next Sunday evening at the Haleston square Methodist Church on The One Great Sin of Boston Stealing and the Bible Way to Stop It.
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Revered Colley Welcomed At Bowdoin Square Tabernacle
The Rev Walter Colley a former pastor was greeted by a large congregation last Sunday at Bowdoin Square Tabernacle. In the pastor's absence Rev F B Heath leads the work with Rev C E Eaton as associate pastor. The church opens mornings for a summer school and holds religious services five evenings weekly, with much good reported.
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Reverend Hale to preach at two Boston services Sunday
The Rev. Edward Everett Hale will preach at 4 p m at Old South Church and conduct the 10 30 a m service at King's Chapel in the morning.
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Old South Church
King’s Chapel
All Sorts by Newton Newkirk
A satirical column recounts a raucous house party with Bill, Arlington, and the aftermath focusing on a night of heavy drinking. A Transportation Editor cartoon follows, discussing fog and smoke transport with O H Smutt offering comical, pseudo technical advice on containment and delivery.
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Week in New Brunswick Vacation Series
The Post continues its Little Journeys series with a week spent in New Brunswick. Readers will see views of the beauty of this charming Canadian region as the feature for vacation season. Thousands of New Englanders visit its resorts annually.
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Dalhousie New Brunswick A Scenic Harbor Resort Feature
One of the fairest spots in Northern New Brunswick, Dalhousie sits at the Restigouche River mouth where Baie des Chaleurs begins. The harbor is deep and safe, protected by islets, with beaches and moderate water temperature inviting bathing and recreation. The sheltered coast offers healthy climate and scenic views across the sea and land.
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Boston Notes and Local Happenings Quips
A roundup of city chatter includes General Humidity's Boston visit for Knights of Pythias events, festive decorations, weather worries about a north easter, and mayhem and humor from Ashmont cigar shop milk joke. Brookline figuresreise as Mrs. S A Mitchell vacations Cedar Grove Me with family. Chief Allen’s recovery noted.
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