Boston Post June 1 1908 subscription rates
The Boston Post lists daily and Sunday rates with durations from one month to one year. Rates apply to Boston and Canada copies, with payment in advance and notices on renewal. Editor E A Grozier oversees publication.
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The Parkway Grab
A plan to build multiple parkways and boulevards costing millions outside Boston with half the funding borne by the city faces legislative opposition. The Ways and Means Committee endorses a leaner, more rational model, calling the current scheme impractical highway robbery in disguise.
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Committee On Ways and Means
Taft's Memorial Day remarks criticized Grant
The editorial denounces Secretary Taft for dwelling on alleged flaws in General Grant during Memorial Day remarks. It argues Grant's fame remains secure and praises focusing on merits over weaknesses in honoring Civil War heroes. It calls Taft's dig a bad break and unworthy for the nation's tribute.
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Lincoln
End of La Follette Filibuster Marks Fiscal Debate
The lengthy filibuster by Senator La Follette ended Saturday evening with the currency bill still stalled. The piece notes the physical discomfort of the senator and Aldrich’s tactical move ending the stoppage, arguing no strong principle justified the tactics.
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Oklahoma
Aldrich
Record of the Session of the Sixtieth Congress
The first session of the Sixtieth Congress produced few notable acts and many omissions. The body failed to act on Roosevelt's inland waterways, Appalachian forest reserve plan, postal savings banks, or parcels post, despite strong executive pressure and several high profile messages.
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Congress Passes Record Pork Barrel Spending
The session pushed extravagant appropriations to new heights with the public buildings bill totaling 33 million dollars. Congress spent over one billion dollars in a single session, far surpassing prior records.
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Emergency currency bill eyed as political stopgap not a fix
The six year emergency circulation measure, jammed through the Senate and signed by the President, is not a true currency solution. It creates national currency associations with up to 500 million in notes, grants Secretary of the Treasury broad control, imposes taxes on non bond backed notes, and centers power in Washington while aiming for a future permanent reform plan.
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All Sorts Returns From Adventure With Mosquitoes And Hats
The columnist recounts returning from Maine and facing urban crowds in Boston. He laments mosquitoes and a Merry Widow hat atop the Sphinx, promises to judge All Sorts Volunteers contributions with a $10 prize, and plans to resume the column duties. Newton Newkirk signs off.
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Legislature Faces Critical Week On Stock Increase and Rail Merger
The Legislature prepares for decisive action on key measures affecting public policy and major interests. The stock increase bill awaits Senate and Executive approval, testing corporate convenience against preventing stock watering. The railroad merger raises questions of Massachusetts law integrity, with a pivotal week ahead.
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Post Letter Box Answers to Correspondents
Carl A Lentz states no such street exists in Dorchester noting Talbot avenue instead Ed Fussell says no law bans advertising nerve tonics in your inquiry Ed
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Exeter Andover dual meet fans seize jersey prizes
The Exeter and Andover meet ended with victors mobbed by teammates after each race. Spectators ripped cloth in a frenzied dash for the victor’s jersey souvenir despite the jostling crowd and post-race chaos.
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Dear Miss Champagne on Love and Loyalty in a Love Triangle
A young woman seeks advice about two suitors and a bookkeeper she prefers, despite lack of education and money. The writer urges commitment to the first suitor, urging bold proof of fidelity and magnamimity, suggesting she demonstrate steadiness to win his return and avoid repeated heartache.
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