The Independent Democratic Paper Boston Post June 4 19
The Boston Post announces subscription rates and newspaper details with editor FE A Grozier as publisher. It lists prices for daily and Sunday editions, Canada delivery, postage, offices, and contact numbers.
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Byy Post Publishing Co
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Boston Daily Post
Boston Sunday Post
Boston Post Boasts Largest Newspaper Plant in New England
The Boston Post proclaims ownership of the largest newspaper printing plant in New England and the world, highlighting its scale as part of an advertising boast attributed to Robert Hoe of R Hoe & Co. The statement credits Maynard Day as the executive quoted in the claim.
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Boston Destayn Post
Boston Sunday Post
Boston Daily Post
Boston Sunday
Boston Post
New England
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R. Hoe & Co
Amundsen
Hobart
Tasmania
Asking Too Much Roosevelt Tariff Faith Questioned
Congressman Henry George Jr. notes Roosevelt once supported free trade in youth and believes the colonel has shifted away from that stance. George argues Roosevelt cannot stay loyal to tariff views for long periods and doubts a 20 year conviction on reciprocity or tariffs.
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Henry George, Jr
Theodore Roosevelt
Free Trade Club
George
Roosevelt
Welcome to the Germans and Hampton Roads greet fleet
The U S president and Navy secretary welcomed the visiting German fleet at Hampton Roads in a display of international goodwill. The piece notes long standing friendly relations and mutual exchanges of citizens and intellectual ties between the nations.
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United States
Secretary of the Navy
Hampton Roads
The Way Out for United Shoe Machinery Company
The U S M Company president argues that federal suits harm small shoe manufacturers by ending lease terms that restrict use to the firm’s own machines. He suggests a simple fix: resume leasing without the tying clause, satisfying all parties.
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United Shoe Machinery Company
Wiley Grantes a Notion of Dr Harvey V Wiley’s Plan
As to Wiley grn et e is no doubt that Dr Harvey V Wiley would make an exceedingly bold step in advancing standards. The fragment hints at a discussion of Dr Wiley’s influence and plans, with emphasis on reform or policy impact in a historical context.
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Grnete
Harvey V. Wiley
Pierce Farm
Harvard Street
Contingency in Boston Health Chairmanship
The article notes strong support for appointing Dr. Wiley to head the Boston Board of Health but warns the job demands full-time commitment. It questions whether Wiley can dedicate his time to Boston given his magazine contracts editorship lectures and bureau work. It argues for Wiley if he can commit wholly.
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Boston Board of Health
Dr. Wiley
Boston
Wiley
Public Transportation Commission Bill Could Reshape State Rail Oversight
The Public Transportation Commission bill prepared for Governor Foss by Nathan Matthews and Bruce Wyman would create a five member board with power over rates and service, enforceable by the Supreme Court. It alsoendorses electrification of metropolitan steam railways within six years, with a possible time extension. The proposal includes highway and telegraph oversight and a four track tunnel study between North and South terminals with referendum review.
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Foss
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Bruce Wyman
Harvard
Supreme Court
Highway Commission
Boston
Post
All Sorts by Newton Newkirk
A letter from Torch Millar mocks his pome writing while Newkirk roasts the attempt as mockery. The editor argues the verses are dreadful and deserve harsher punishment than publishing. He insists no changes be made and jokes about life imprisonment for the author.
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Boston
Torch Millar
Torch
Short and Sensible on Vetoed Bills Power Dispute
The Secretary of State will not accept as completed legislation the three bills vetoed by Governor Foss. Speaker Cush ing ruled reconsideration impossible due to late veto messages, a technical quibble. The House should admit the vetoes, revisit Governor Foss objections, and restart the process. The Supreme Court may ultimately decide, but that would be lengthy and unsettled.
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House
Foss
Cushing
Langtry
Supreme Court
Mrs Schley Receives Pension Support Highlight
The piece argues for a $150 monthly widow’s pension for the late Admiral Schley, praising his role in the Spanish American War. It lauds his memory and suggests the nation should provide timely aid, deferring technical debate on Santiago Bay to scholars.
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Flis
Santiago Bay
Schley
One swallow does not make a rum mer but it gives him a start
A brief quip reflects on beginnings and caution in judging early success. It suggests one small sign does not establish a trend but can signal potential for progress.
Baptiste Letter from St. Cessaire Explains Farmer Joe’s News
Edward K. Barnes presents a folksy tale from St. Cessaire Kebec told in a letter by Baptiste. The story humorously relays a misunderstanding about a barn fire and a sick wife amid talk of a dead dog and burnt horse meat.
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St. Cessaire
Kebec
Frien
Plac
Nam
Bill Stewart
Mos Everbodys
Medicin Co
Joe Ryea
Depo
Joe
Col
Baptiste
What the Sphinx Says On A Snowy Sidewalk
A satirical verse portrays Maud Muller figure shoveling snow in frigid 8 below weather. She frets over hours spent clearing walks and paths, fingers numb and feet damp, while pondering warming air and health. The piece ends with playful misspellings and lines about limejuice in honey.
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Maud Muller
Abe
Polar Explorers Courage Onward To Pole In Harsh Plateau
The narrative follows Shackleton Amundsen and Scott venturing south across a desolate high plateau at 10 000 feet. Hard weather and fatigue plagued progress with ice hazards and dog teams slipping into holes as they push toward the Antarctic pole amid fading sun.
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Shackleton
Amundsen
Scott
Beardmore
Amunden
Observant Citizen details on Fort Andrews history and local notices
The Observant Citizen prints data on Fort Andrews Massachusetts established April 4 1900 named for George Leonard Andrews and his Civil War career. It also notes Dorchester residents births retirements museum gifts and local trips with mentions of John W Weeks Charles Francis Adams J. Hays Hammond and others.
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Andrews
Fort Andrews
Mass
Adjutant-General's Office
Washington, D. C
George Leonard Andrews
U. S. Volunteers
United States Military Academy
West Point
N. Y
U. S. Engineers
Massachusetts Infantry
Mobile
Ala
Indecision Uncle Walt Warns Of Jasper’s Hemming Strategy
A poem vignette recounts Jasper's indecision and failed plans as he wanders in distress. It notes his habit of hedging and delaying action, his misfortune, and the narrator Walt Mason’s ironic commentary on persistence and misfortune.
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Congress
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Government Hospital For the
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