Boston Post 1913 subscription rates and contact info
The Boston Post outlines daily and Sunday subscription rates with yearly, half year, and short-term options. It lists post office and printing plant details, contact lines for editors, and a note about payment methods and advance billing. It cites a boast about possessing the largest newspaper printing plant in New England and the world.
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Ss Seer Ees
THE
Sunday Post
Canada
Boston
Post Office
Mass
Post Publishing CO
Boston Post
New England
Robert Hoe
R. Hoe & Co
Broadening Scope of Charity Policy Pushed by State Board
The State Board of Charities pursues a broader policy scope, arguing the extra burden on the community is small compared to the beneficence of the work.
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State Board of Charities
Stealthy Steve Traps Louie in Desperate Duel
In a tense exchange, Stealthy Steve and Louie negotiate eliminating General Gimlet Gonzales to gain power in the Counterfeiters' Trust. Gabrielle Gireaux is named as Louie’s love as the two plot to seize leadership and settle their feud. The scene ends with Steve leaping and both men crashing to the floor, foreshadowing a fresh cliffhanger.
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Louie
Steve
France
Villian
America
Gimlet Gonzales
Gonzales
Gimlet
Gabrielle Gireaux
Gabrielle
Peter Cooper A Titan Of Charity And Industry
Peter Cooper one of America’s foremost philanthropists and New York’s wealthiest citizens left a lasting legacy. The Cooper Union he funded grew from a modest cost to a million-dollar endowment aiding thousands regardless of class creed race or sex. Cooper’s ventures spanned iron works telegraphy and glue making earning the Bessemer medal and aiding Cyrus Field’s cable projects. His 1888 funeral drew 3500 Cooper Union students, civic groups, and vast crowds, halting business across lower Manhattan.
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Peter Cooper
America
New York
Metropolis
Cooper Union
Bessemer
Great Britain
New York, Newfoundland and
Europe
Cooper
Field
Washington
Massachusetts Leaders Win Seats On Key River and Harbor Panel
The piece notes strong Massachusetts representation on the rivers and harbors committee for the next Congress session. It highlights Messrs Treadway and Murray as capable members. The article suggests a push for a 40 foot channel for Boston harbor and expects a vigorous fight to advance port interests.
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Congress
Massachusetts
Messrs
Treadway and
Murray
Boston
Swain Named Chairman of Boston Transit Commission
Professor George F. Swain is chosen to succeed the late George G. Crocker as chairman. Swain has 26 years on the commission and has a distinguished engineering record. The transit board’s work is ongoing with a duty to keep high standards for Boston.
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George F. Swain
Boston Transit Commission
George G. Crocker
Swain
Commission
Boston
Transit Commission
Good Advice on Grand Jury Indictments
A New York judge warns a grand jury to avoid unnecessary indictments. He notes reputations can be damaged by indictments that may later be dismissed and urges caution to prevent community harm from easy indictments.
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New York
Dock plans hint at Boston Mediterranean and Pacific routes
Chairman Bancroft of the Port Directors advocates Hamburg American plans for a Boston Mediterranean service and possible Pacific coast runs after the Panama Canal opens. A repeal of the foreign-owned ship restriction may be needed to allow such two port links, prompting New England lawmakers to consider the issue.
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Bancroft
Chamber of Commerce
Pacific Coast
Panama Canal
Pacific
New England
Charity drive seeks 300 loaned cars for crippled children outing
Boston Automobile Dealers Association appeals to car owners to loan vehicles for a June 11 outing aiding crippled and orphan children. Chester I. Campbell at 5 Park Square, Boston, coordinates donations to ensure the event's success and widespread joy.
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Boston
Boston Automobile Dealers’ Association
Chester I. Campbell
Park Square
Legislation Creates Relief For Dependent Mothers
The measure provides gratuity to help dependent mothers raise their children at home. It aims to avoid pauper stigma and ward status for both mother and child, promoting good citizenship and proper upbringing.
Washburn Bill Sparks Push for Title Change
Representative Washburn urges the Probate Court to rename the railroad control measure from the Washburn bill to the New Haven bill after denouncing the Legislature’s intent to keep banking and corporate financing sections. He cites public sentiment for a plain mandatory bill and predicts a veto by the Governor with the Senate’s stance to be exposed by further votes. The piece warns the Republican party risks popular odium if shouldering railroad-favored legislation.
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Washburn
New Haven
House
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Republican Party
Peaceable Relations Between U S and Japan Improve
Pending the California exclusion question, hopes rise for friendly US Japan ties. A Japanese delegation visits the Pacific States on an educational mission while urging restraint among their people. Washington reports acceptance of Secretary Bryan's peace plan delaying hostilities until an international joint commission rules on disputes.
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California
United States
Japan
Young Men’s Christian Association
Pacific States
Washington
State Department
Bryan
Price of Ice Questioned as Summer Approaches
The Attorney General is urged to investigate ice supply and retail charges. Lawmakers seek figures on current storage by ice companies in the Commonwealth and in other states and ask for action if no justification exists for higher summer prices. Public needs clear explanation of rising costs.
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Commonwealth
Harvard Museums Link Planned With Ground Broken
Ground has been broken to join the Agassiz and Peabody museums at Harvard into one large building. The plan, favored by donor Louis Agassiz, would create a single museum structure after years without funding to pursue the project.
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Agassiz
Peabody
Harvard
Louis Agassiz
Harvard Museum
Four leaf clover lore and town tales drift through Boston paper
Observant Citizen reports on numerous readers sharing lucky finds at Salem Willows and Newton Newton Newton with four leaf and rare seven leaf clovers. The column notes celebratory anecdotes about clovers found near home and in two foot patches, plus a Newton resident preserving seven leaf specimens. It also recounts river, fox, and owl sightings, a salmon catch, and civic notices from Arlington to Ipswich.
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Loweky
C. Ws. Jones, Jr
Sagamore Avenue
Chelsea
Salem Willows
Joneses
May Fisher
Los Angeles
Newton
A. P. Clisham
Wish Dr Myers Joy On 49th Birthday
Fully six people assembled last evening at Lorimer Hall to felicitate Rev Cortland Myers D D pastor of Tremont Temple on the 49th anniversary of his birth. The birthday of Pastor Myers has become the social event of the year with temple members of all ages attending the observation.
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Lorimer Hall
Cortland Myers
D. D
Tremont Temple
Pastor Myers
Mutual Secrets at the South Coast Holiday Resort
Two hotel guests at a seaside winter resort confess reluctance to attend a pricey gathering. They note their spouses insistence because of expected visitors the Smithsons and Brownsons. The men discover they share surnames and greet each other. The scene ends with a warm handshake.
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Smithsons
Brownsons
Brownson
Smithson
Daly Ditty Pokes Fun At Fat Unruly Dog Named Carlo
A comic verse depicts an irate owner scolding his lazy dog Carlo. The speaker threatens a beating and recalls kindness shown when the dog helped in street life. The tone is playful despite the implied discipline.
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Carlo
Zionist Delegation Heads to New York Farewell Banquet
A delegation of local Zionist leaders led by Rabbi H. H. Rabenowitz will depart the South Station for New York this morning to attend a farewell banquet for Herr Nahum Sokolow the renowned Zionist leader and Hebrew writer.
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H. H. Rabenowitz
New York
Nahum Sokolow
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