Boston Post June 6 1907 subscription rates notice
The Boston Post issue lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with Canada rates noted. It includes office addresses, payment guidance, and a reminder that subscriptions must be prepaid and discontinued at expiration. Editor is B. A. Grower.
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Washington St
Boston
Mass
Sunday Post
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Daily Post
BE. A. Grower
Governor appoints Downey to State Board of Charity
Governor Guild names Thomas Downey, Boston Globe circulation manager, to the State Board of Charity replacing the resignation of Charles Donnelly. Downey is praised for character experience energy and human sympathy.
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Thomas Downey
The
Boston Globe
State Board of Charity
Charles ¥. Donnelly
Downey
Public Hearings We'll Happen on Post Petition, Say Highway Board
The Highway Commissioners respond to the House order and pledge public hearings on the Post petition. They attribute delays to the telephone company's complex matters and say experts will finish their report before a series of hearings. Hearings expected soon after legislative adjournment.
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Highway Commissioners
Order of the House
McEttrick
The House Reconsiders Sunday Bill Move
The House wisely disposed of the Sunday bill by reference to the next Legislature. The current statute remains imperfect but usable for another year while awaiting rational reform from a future session.
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House
The Japanese Cloud Threat to US Japan Relations
The piece warns about growing anti Japanese sentiment on the Pacific coast and the risk to treaty protections for Japanese residents. It notes Japan’s political culture and Count Okuma exploiting dissatisfaction to press the government. It questions American readiness to handle future Japanese pressures if the war party gains influence.
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Pacific
United States
Japan
Russia
Count Okuma
Brandeis Bill Advances in House on Savings Banks Power
The Brandeis bill allowing savings banks to offer industrial life insurance and annuities moved to its third reading without a division. The measure, endorsed by legislative committees, is permissive and guarded by strict safeguards, leaving entry to trustees’ deliberate choice.
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Brandeis
Unions Back Plan for Savings Bank Access
Wage earners support a bill expanding savings bank access, with formal resolutions from state trade unions, approval by industrial employers, and calls for swift enactment with united resolve.
Governor Guilds View on Boston & Maine Deal Probed
The governor questions Boston & Maine absorption by New Haven Hartford and highlights President Mellen’s reply as a confession of law violations. The piece urges strict legal protection, recommends thorough legislation, and warns against merger promises. It calls for open, law-abiding conduct and foresight to protect Massachusetts interests.
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Mellen
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Boston Citizen Denounces Street Lawlessness in Second Street Area
George M. Bush of Boston recounts a violent mob attack on Bedford Street near Second Street in South Boston. He alleges bricks stones and iron missiles were thrown injuring him and his companion with no police sighting until E and Fourth Streets. He contrasts urban danger with frontier lawless image.
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Second
Emerson
Third Streets
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Station 12
Winchester
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Orpheus the Clam and Verbena in a fatal devouring tale
A humorous Maine sea tale recounts the murder of the clam Orpheus and his bride Verbena by a rival, with a tide trap ending their lives. The piece blends whimsy with faux reportage including Lt Peary and a playful All Sorts vignette.
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Verbena
Boston Neighborhood Notes And City Life From June
A column of city happenings in June includes elevated road car scenes with crowds seeking warmth, a stork visit to the Waystack family in Everett, Col. William Verbeck touring Boston forts, Brookline golf club grass-cutting machines, sparrows in the South train shed, Father Sherim’s Europe trip, a Coolidge Corner outdoor telephone episode, Tech night at the Pops with Emerson Packard, several local job and church notes, Miss Florence Drinan meeting Pope Pius X, and plans to draw visitors for Old Home Week including the Charles River regatta and Jamestown Exposition entries.
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N. Y
Boston
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Bt Bt
Kk Hb & I
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Gentleman
Old Country
John L. Bates
Tech
James Fox
Charles
Halifax
Canada
Bounced on Bounding Billows Last Cruise of Captain Gore
A piratical ragtime fantasia presents Captain Shedd Gore's final voyage aboard a nomadic craft. The piece blends sea adventure with comic exuberance as castaways and buccaneers hitch a whimsical voyage.
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Shedd Gore
Pirate ship Quinine's last cruise teased by missing keel
Preliminary retrospective depicts Captain Shedd Gore alarmed as the pirate crew is searched for a keel theft. Whiskered suspects are cleared, while the crew faces pie deprivation and a looming leak signals danger. To be continued. Small Adv received late. Weather Bureau critique apology appears in closing lines.
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Gore
German Rifle Club Opens New Boston House After Fire
The German Rifle Club of Boston dedicated its new clubhouse at Sally's Rock Clarendon Hills yesterday afternoon. Built to replace the 2% year old building burned July 27 1906 the fireproof structure measures 382 by 15 feet with an 18 by 6 foot extension for targets. Dedication committee members included Adam A Koch 8 Gahm William C Leyter Charles Wirth and Frank A Leicht. President Brusendorff delivered the speech as a band played and a chorus sang.
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Sally's Rock
Clarendon Hills
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Gahm
William C. Leyter
Charles Wirth
Frank A. Leicht
Brusendorff
150 Scandinavians Set for the Old Country
About 150 Scandinavians left Boston's South Station for Sweden Norway and Denmark amid cheers and singing by the Swedish Glee Club of Boston led by August Hulthin. A large crowd enjoyed the farewell as travelers departed for their fatherland.
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Norway
Denmark
The Wreck of the Palatine
A story unfolds as midnight signals a shipwreck. Ezra Reed and a lighthouse keeper witness the Palatine break apart in a gale while a young woman on the hill searches for the captain and the lifeboats race toward shore amid the storm.
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Young Reed
Dave Roberts
The Ermine I Read of the Ermine Today
A reflective poem contrasts the pure moral image of the ermine with human hunters pressing to stain its holy white garments. The speaker condemns mock sanctity while urging steadfast, untainted virtue and: Better to die than defile the holy image.
Rescue at Sea Turns Tragic as Captain Dies
A shipwreck rescue ends in tragedy when the woman recognizes a crewman as a survivor and finds that David Roberts has perished. The men fought the water to tow the vessel to safety, while onlookers watched in shock.
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Dave
David Roberts
Love and Sentiment Advice From Mildred Champagne
A reader asks how to end correspondence with a past sweetheart after moving away and remaining young. Mildred Champagne counsels ending on a friendly note, respecting feelings, and avoiding obligations while pursuing a new relationship.
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Mildred Champagne
Open All Summer at Comer's Commercial School
The Comer's Commercial School at 120 Boylston Street offers summer sessions for Business and Shorthand Studies with extended daytime and evening classes for flexible schedules. Enrollments accepted for accelerated programs and career-focused training.
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Comer’s Commercial School
Boylston St
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