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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1912
Page
10
The Boston Post issues rates for daily and Sunday editions including one year three dollars and six months one fifty with shorter terms. Canadian copies cost one cent extra. foreign copies sixteen cents. Subscriptions must be prepaid and regular delivery is enforced.
The Boston Post announces ownership of the largest newspaper printing plant in New England, claiming the largest press in the world. Robert Hoe & Co. President Robert Hoe hails the acquisition as a major industry milestone for the region.
The piece claims Colonel Roosevelt ordered his agents to defeat Congressman Gardner in November due to his stance on the Roosevelt movement. It argues Roosevelt should avoid punitive actions that would inflame party tensions and hinder peace within the party.
The Ohio Republican State convention elected six Taft delegates at large and endorsed Taft while defeating Roosevelt indorsement. The move is seen as boosting Taft forces and signaling the Taft cause remains viable in Ohio just as the national committee prepares for an important session.
The American delegation at the London conference on wireless telegraphy urges an agreement giving absolute priority to distress, weather, and storm messages. The plan calls for prompt cooperation among radio systems and tighter limits on publicity for intercepted personal and confidential messages.
More than 100 persons will maintain a continuous watch for calls made on standard wavelengths. The effort aims to ensure timely monitoring and rapid response to communications on designated frequencies.
The Governor's Council in Massachusetts considers commuting Lena Cusumano's murder sentence to life imprisonment. The hearing questions the trial evidence including a mentally deficient 11 year old witness and a jealous sister, arguing mercy aligns with longstanding anti death penalty sentiment for women. The Post urges a cautious, doubt-in-favor stance while noting no woman has been executed since 1780.
The shopping district loses a portly friendly figure as Joe Knox retires after 46 years on the Boston police force. Citizens recall his relentless work against thieves and hope he may still aid public safety in some semi official capacity.
A just judge must stand by his convictions, even when facing criticism or pressure. The aphorism underscores integrity, impartiality, and the duty to apply law consistently despite personal costs or public pushback.
A lyrical poem traces the allure of girls through summer fall winter and spring. It envisions each season as the peak for female beauty and fashion, from heat waves to fur garments, ending with a refrain on spring's shining maidens.
The Boston Chamber of Commerce trade extension committee outlines a nine day automobile tour through Western Massachusetts Vermont and New Hampshire. The mission aims to foster reciprocal benefits with New England by meeting local businessmen along the route.
From the consular reports the Chinese republic will mint a two lion dollar bearing the words one dollar and current money Chinese republic on the reverse with a wreath of flowers. Minting will start at once. Scotland holds vast ancient forests protected for centuries, one exceeding 5000 acres with trees over three feet in diameter. Irbit fair sales topped nearly 4 million dollars with squirrel skins accounting for about 1.64 million.
Amundsen and four companions reach near the pole at 89 degrees 55 minutes south after Dec 14 sledging. Scott trails at 87th parallel as Shackleton’s record stood earlier. final pole outcomes await Terra Nova’s return.
The 25th anniversary of the consecration of the Church of Our Redeemer Lexington will be celebrated Sunday June 16 with Rev John W Suter preaching and several Boston Episcopal clergy assisting. The church has grown markedly in ten years and the Massachusetts division of Providence district Woman's Foreign Missionary Society will hold its spring meeting at East Weymouth M E church. Miss Jessie Marriott will be a principal speaker. The last meeting of the Deaconess Aid Society season was held yesterday with a year’s work report read by secretary Miss Edith C Stidstone.
A cook travels around a station in southern India with a quirky “character” remark. He is surprised not to be engaged as Abdul has worked there three months, and his departure is attributed to ill health.
A brief reflection noting that right headed men are friendly and generous with smiles. It contrasts optimism with pessimism and suggests love notices warmth even when a person shows coldness.
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