Boston Post 1910 Daily Issue Subscription Rates
The notice lists subscription rates for daily Boston Post publications including One year Six months and Three months prices and terms for Canada. It notes mailing and payment details with Post Publishing Company at 259 Washington St Boston.
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Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Mass
Ces Cesceesses Ieee Se Eeioo
The
Sunday Post
Canada
Post Publishing
Editorial Rooms and Post Subscription Notice
Subscriptions must be paid in advance and will be discontinued at expiration if the Post is not available from your dealer. Notify us by mail if you cannot obtain the Post regularly. E. A. Grozier, Editor and Publisher.
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Financial
E. A. Grozier
Wolff chosen as Boston Fourth of July orator
The city selects James H. Wolff to speak at Independence Day events, highlighting patriotism over color. The decision marks a historic moment as a Black speaker addresses national unity and civil rights, recognizing his wartime fight for racial freedom and urging inclusive citizenship.
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James H. Wolff
Boston
Faneuil Hall
The British Antarctic Expedition Sets Sail on a Scientific Quest
The voyage depart from the Thames with coal stops at Cardiff and a New Zealand departure. The crew will face the ice barrier guarding the southern polar interior. The journey aims to advance understanding of terrestrial phenomena rather than commercial gains.
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Peary
Thames
Cardiff
Wales
New Zealand
Polar
North Pole
Antarctic
Roosevelt Peace Prophecy and the World Peace Commission
Roosevelt is named by Bartholdt Bennett to head a proposed commission for limiting armaments and forming an international naval force for universal peace. Taft would announce the appointment if Congress agrees. Public reaction is mixed amid questions which Roosevelt would lead.
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Bartholdt- Bennett
Congress
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Nobel
Guild Hall
Peace Commission
Validation by Proxy for New Haven Railroad Securities
The piece argues against a proxy validation by a joint state commission instead of the General Court. It notes the commission urged legislative validation and expresses doubt about the commissioners’ willingness to assume responsibility. The piece maintains confidence in the commission but questions the method.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Rhone Senate
General Court
Tax Commissioner
Bank Commissioner
New Haven
Secretary of State
Joint Commission
Commission
Sweeteness
Subway Lease Extensions Should Be Considered Separately
A letter argues against Sections 8 and 9 of the Elevated holding bill granting subway lease extensions to 1942 1947 and 1948. It warns such terms tie up city subways for generations, and urges independent hearings and a joint investigation by the Board of Railroad Commissioners and the Boston Transit Commission to study fair rental terms before any action.
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Boston Elevated Railway Company
Boston
Babson
Fitzgerald
Crane
Elevated Company
Elevated
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Boston Transit Commission
General Court
Tremont Street
Washington Street Tunnel
East Boston Tunnel
Commission report to General Court on pending bill objective
The text argues the commission should report findings to the next Legislature rather than the Secretary of State. It notes no hardship if report is presented after January 1, 1911 and says the bill is commendable except for an objectionable feature that could be removed by amendment.
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Secretary of State
General Court
All Sorts by Newton Newkirk a Peninsula Lullaby
Lovingly dedicated poem to Cecelia Ketchum daughter of Louis Ketchum Oldtown Indian guide famed in The Penobscot Man. Describes Nahmakanta lakes mountains rivers and logs. lilting lullaby from ANNE HATHAWAY praising a little brown maiden with sparkling eyes and dreamlike scenes.
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Cecelia Ketchum
Oldtown
Louis Ketchum
Lake Nahmekanta
Anne Hathaway
Hen That Laid the Golden Egg Found Hidden Money
A Connecticut farmer, George Snow near Winsted, finds a Plymouth Rock hen laid a huge egg containing a $3.03 windfall including a two dollar and a half coin four dimes two nickels and three pennies plus a note reading We pay 5 per cent. He muses about long daily profits and how to keep the hen laying through winter.
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Winsted
Conn
George Snow
George
Snow
Plymouth Rock
Straw Beds Filled Question Responded
A letter from R. E. Thurston of Fall River asks about the meaning of straw beds filled in furniture sign language. The writer’s confusion about straw beds and how stores fill them is noted, with suggestion to ask the shopkeeper for clarification on stuffing materials.
What Kind of a Dinner Is This
A New England dinner joke features a Bay Side Inn sign offering Fish and Auto Dinners. A reader requests a full explanation of an auto dinner and a menu list parodies automobile parts and fuels as course names, ending with playful automotive puns.
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Newt
Bass Point
Nahant
Whiskers Become Central Issue In Chicago Disorder Case
Patrolman Patrick Horan tried to arrest Margaret Cunningham for disorderly conduct in Chicago. She pulled out two handfuls of his whiskers, drew a crowd, and was taken to jail after officers arrived. Horan said he did not mind losing the whiskers but objected to the principle.
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Patrick Horan
Chicago
Margaret Cunningham
Windy City
Horan
Margaret
Little Memoirs Business Lesson Amid Advice
A brief saying urges workers to seek new jobs if they cannot speak well of their employer. The quote reflects workplace honesty and self‑advocacy in career moves.
Somerville Bath House Bill Lost in Senate Finance Vote
The Senate committee on ways and means rejected the Somerville bath house bill late yesterday. Chairman John A. Sullivan of the Finance Commission argued the measure would raid Boston’s treasury.
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Senate Committee On Ways and Means
Somerville Bath House
John A. Sullivan
Finance Commission
Boston
Patrolman Corbett Retired on Pension at City Point
Patrolman Patrick Corbett of City Point police station retired from the department on a pension last night after serving 30 years on the force.
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Corbett
Patrick Corbett
City Point
Ex-President Roosevelt to Visit Canterbury on Europe Trip
The article notes Roosevelt will tour Europe and visit Canterbury England, its Cathedral and historic archbishopric. Canterbury known for its religious history integral to English life and its population over 30 000 with a large military post and cavalry HQ. Tomorrow's picture shows Kenilworth Castle.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Canterbury
England
Durovernum
Bertha
St. Augustine
Rome
Ethel
Great Britain
Kenilworth Castile
Observant Citizen Recaps Social Notes and Local Happenings
A digest of notices includes open grounds rules for Holm Sea viewing of Professor Charles S. Sargent’s Brookline estate, a Pilgrims monument dedication planned for August 5 in Provincetown with Taft possibly in attendance, and science musing on Halley’s comet. Also covered are Crystal Lake fish transport plans, postal card quality critique, and milestone anniversaries.
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Holm Sea
Charles S. Sargent
Brookline
Percival Lowell
Halley
Crystal Lake
Wakefield
Lake Quannapowitt
A Baby's Whisper Rekindles a Widow's Hope
Mrs. Van Buren, grieving after her husband’s sudden death, finds purpose when a three year old boy, injured in an accident, is brought to her care. He calls her pitty mamma, reviving her will to live as she learns the boy’s parents died of typhoid. A neighbor’s loss leaves him orphaned, and the woman’s heart opens to provide a home.
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Mooselock Megantic Lake
Jacob Mosser
Boston
Mrs. van Buren
Cosey
Richard
Jane
Kitty
Tor
Edward
Mayor Visits War Office
Mayor Fitzgerald and City Engineer Jackson met war department officials in Washington to discuss Boston bridge plans. After the conference Boston will spend a small fraction of prior costs with North Chelsea and Meridian Street bridges majorly reduced from 1.5 million to 250 thousand dollars and 800 thousand to 125 thousand respectively.
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Washington, D. C
Fitzgerald
Jackson
War Department
Boston
North Chelsea
Meridian Street
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Charles Harding
Harding
Fred A. Martin
L. Mildred Greeley
South Boston
Maverick Boys’ Club
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North River
H. L. Etheridge
Tufts College
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Promi
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George P. Wenzel
John A. Wenzel
Roggen
Wenzel
the Post
Mary Ray
Union Street
Lynn, Mass
C. F. Hovey & Co
Oxfords
America
Adams Square
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Rogers Bros
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