The Boston Post 1909 Subscription Notice and Staff
The Boston Post announces subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, offers vacation mail options, and states address, office contacts, and advance payment policy. Editor and publisher R. A. Grozier is named with metropolitan office and circulation details.
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Dorchester Day Celebrations Mark 279th Anniversary
The Dorchester settlement observation includes exercises by the historical society and modern events like yacht club season opening and afternoon baseball games. The piece frames America as a young republic built on Dorchester roots, praising three centuries of national development and civilizational influence.
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Housing committee formed by Boston-1915 movement
The Boston-1915 movement announces a new housing committee with broad aims beyond sanitation and philanthropy. Experts in architecture landscape social conditions join real estate leaders to guide a city beautiful and habitable plan combining practical ethics with development.
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Gore Blinded Yet Proves Might of Senate’s Intellectual Power
Oklahoma Senator Gore defeats Senator Lodge in a notable display of intellect despite blindness. The piece extols blindness as heightening focus and memory, citing Helen Keller and the Royal Blind Asylum, framing Gore as impregnable and devoted in advancing tariff ideas.
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The Panama Cases and Extradition Question
The four month postponement of the Panama Canal Company libel trial raises doubt about the federal power to extradite offenders from distant states. Judge Anderson questioned the DOJ's stance, noting a newspaper owner abroad could not be criminally liable for publications he did not know about. A dismissive outcome would align with fundamental judicial principles.
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Unlisted stocks blamed for market abuses and reform calls
The passage argues unlisted stocks fuel speculation and market panics. It cites the Hughes Commission in New York as likely to recommend removing all unlisted stocks from exchanges, calling for purification of the stock market to protect investors.
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Laird Promising Ensign Struggles With Navy Gunfire
Ensign Laird, a standout at the Naval Academy, commanded a 6 inch battery on the battleship Virginia. His unit posted the fleet's highest hit percentage twice, but two years of gunfire shattered his hearing. He faces retirement as a result, highlighting the need for protective science to spare sailors from blast damage.
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Grip of the Law Keeps Thaw and Patrick In Custody
The New York Supreme Court refuses to release Harry K. Thaw from Matteawan asylum and Albert T. Patrick from prison. Both men face continued confinement after murder convictions, with the court upholding the authority of the people’s law over appeals and claims of insanity. The decision is praised as practical safeguard of justice.
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Balloon from Salome skin: Roosevelt in desert peril
Steve and Colonel Roosevelt work on a makeshift elephant-skin balloon in the desert. The envelope grows, ropes are attached, and the pair debate inflation plans as night falls before a possible dawn ascent. The tale blends adventure and comic engineering.
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Next chapter of thrilling serial appears tomorrow
A boy is crying as a stranger asks why he sobs and mentions the burden of carrying numerous picnic items. The man who organized the picnic supposedly promises a reward of letting the boy operate an ice cream freezer for a couple of hours.
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Moving family load reveals peaceful car at destination
A Newton teamster carried a family from Upper Falls to Corner before nightfall. He found the family car resting inside the moving van after removing the canvas. A lighthearted account of local scenes includes weather kiosk curios and Elks visiting Wilder and Bryant for birthdays.
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Sidney Fiske Kimball To Speak At Harvard Commencement
Dorchester boy Sidney Fiske Kimball will be among Harvard commencement speakers. Other addresses include Godfrey Dewey of Lake Placid Club New York Hans von Kaltenborn of Madison Wisconsin and Fletcher Nichols of Southern Pines North Carolina. Palfrey Perkins of Salem will address the Divinity School.
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Rockefeller Prefers Golf to Finance in Frank Remarks
New York June 4 Rockefeller, returning from Hot Springs with Mrs Rockefeller, said the financial situation is not half as interesting as golf. He noted Mrs Rockefeller is better and expressed a wish to play really good golf. He also commented on the death of H H Rogers and spoke about Miss May Wheat.
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