Boston Post subscription and contact details notice
The Boston Post announces rate plans for Daily and Sunday editions with annual and short-term options. It explains vacation mail service, address changes, and subscription payment musts, plus contact info for editors and the publishing office.
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Whispered Balm Yarns Stir Talk of Roosevelt Backing
The piece notes a cordial greeting in Baltimore and a mutual friend high in official life who supposedly delivered Roosevelt's message to support renomination. It questions the identity and instructions of this messenger, while the colonel protests and the summer yarn season begins.
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Portrait Theft Stuns Officials Over Secret Fund
Neither Secretary Knox nor Senator Root can supply details on the $1600 theft of former Secretary Day's portrait. Knox withholds records and Root says the case was never clarified. The only certainty is that the thief within the department took the money, prompting calls for more transparency.
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Madero and the quake arrive together in Mexico City
The article notes General Madero's arrival in Mexico City coinciding with a damaging earthquake. It portrays elation for the liberator amid disaster and argues the Diaz regime left a fragile democracy ready to be rebuilt. It stresses balance between calamity and political change, suggesting potential for genuine reforms.
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Mexico Seeks Real Republic Through Reforms
The article praises Mexico under its new government for advancing reforms like freer elections and land redistribution. It notes a low per capita debt of $14 and contrasts potential reforms with the current condition that could support building a real republic on the old site.
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Boston Public Interest Urges 25 Year Subway Lease Limit
A Boston editorial warns against a long term extension of subway leases to the Elevated company. It urges lawmakers to set a 25 year limit to let the public regain control and prevent tying future generations to costly franchises. It calls for fair rental terms and protection of public rights over corporate interests.
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Antietam Battle Seen as Northern Victory by Longstreet
General Longstreet calls Antietam the bloodiest single day of the war with Union losses totaling 12 657 and Confederate losses around 11 624. Brady photographed the fallen on Sept 19 1862 as bodies lay in lines for burial along Antietam Creek. Lee’s forces held the field until Sept 18 and then retreated into Virginia.
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The Fool Who Rocks the Boat and Columbus Tale
A poem satirizes a reckless navigator and praises self made Columbus. It notes bold initiative as key to discovery and cites Columbus adventures from youth to later acclaim with humor and cautionary lines.
Black Hand Letter Threats Target Local Woman
The piece notes ongoing Black Hand extortion letters demanding money under threat of death, with Mrs. Lillian M. Glover singled out as a recent target. It questions court leniency and argues for harsher punishment beyond the current maximum of 15 years.
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Initiative Dear Newt
A reader requests a definition and sources for initiative after being told to improve. The letter asks what initiative means, where to obtain one, cost, and how it is worn, noting fear of losing their job.
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Luck Before Itself Poses as Fate in Wordplay
A playful adage suggests luck and luck’s prefix share meaning, hinting at how chance and planning intertwine. The quote frames luck as a self-referential concept shaped by perception and language.
Withdrawal of U S Forces From Mexican Border Begins
Washington reports President Taft sees Mexico stabilizing and orders phased pullback. About 2000 marines at Guantanamo go north and Atlantic fleet ships return as possible. Coast artillery at Galveston also to redeploy to northern stations within days.
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Fads and Fashions Highlight Evening Wear Trends
Evening veiled effects remain in vogue while morning earrings fade. A mahogany and peacock blue alliance appears with blue and red combinations. Wrapped tunics dominate fracks and linen bathing suits gain prominence this season. Silk braids, cabochon trimmed hats, elbow length sleeves, white buckskin pumps with black satin bows, and three quarter sleeve wraps define the current dressy look.
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