Boston Post announces 1912 subscription rates and contact details
The Boston Post outlines daily and Sunday subscription prices for different periods, plus rates for Canada and foreign copies. It lists office contact numbers, editorial and business staff, and advises advance payment and discontinuation rules for subscriptions.
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Post Publishing Company
Financial
Sporting Editors
Malin Business Office
E. A. Grozier
Boston Post Announces Largest Paper Plant in New England
The Boston Post unveils a new facility claiming the largest newspaper printing press plant in New England and the world, highlighting ownership by Robert Hoe and R. Hoe & Co. as credentials.
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The
Boston Post the
Independent Democratic Paper of
New England
Boston Post
Robert Hoe
R. Hoe & Co
Can They Come A Warm Welcome For German Fleet Visit
The Post urges a warm general welcome for the German fleet and officers visiting New York suggesting Boston extend an official invitation. It argues Boston hospitality rivals Manhattan and that Americans would show interest in the warships and their crew before they sail home.
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New York
Boston
Manhattan
Cunard Refuses Payment for Titanic Survivors Transport
The Cunard Steamship Company declines payment for hauling Titanic survivors to New York, describing the gesture as generous and public spirited. The article suggests other sea carriers would act similarly given their record and ideals.
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Cunard Steamship Company
New York
Cunard
Old Towns Celebrate 200 and 250 Years of Growth
The towns of Abington Rockland and Whitman mark Abingtons 200th township anniversary and Miltons 250th, celebrating heritage and civic life. The piece praises New England towns strength amid urban growth and urges preserving their character.
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Abington
Rockland
Whitman
New England
Milton
Our Olympic Men from New England in Stockholms Team
New England provides 19 regulars and 10 substitutes for the U S Olympic team at Stockholm. The roster includes stars Drew Young Caldwell Taber De Mar Sockalexis Maguire Gutterson Brickley Wright and others likely to win events and help the United States reclaim the top honors.
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New
Gutterson
Brickley
Wright
United States
Titanic lifeboat shortfall blamed on Board of Trade
Designer Carlisle testifies that Titanic needed 48 lifeboats not 16 and that his warnings were ignored by the Board of Trade which did not push for more boats. Original White Star designs are cited to support the claim of Board of Trade responsibility.
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British Board of Trade
Lord Pirrie
Carlisle
Cable
Board of Trade
White Star Line
Necessity of Regulation of Life Saving Appliances
The article argues that vessels entering U S ports from abroad require regulation of life saving appliances by authority of the United States, highlighting safety and compliance implications for mariners and port authorities.
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United States
Massachusetts House Votes to End Open Competition in Transport
The Massachusetts House passed the western Massachusetts trolley merger bill over Governor Foss's veto undermining open competition between steam and electric railways. The editorial warns this could allow New Haven to absorb trolley lines and erode effective interurban service. It urges the Senate to sustain the veto to restrain monopoly and protect public policy.
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Massachusetts House
Commonwealth
Foss
House
Senate
No Intervention in Cuba Statement Declares Independence Safe
The United States pledges Cuban independence and the government chosen by Cubans. It asserts no external aggression threat but notes internal disturbances required armed forces to guard American interests. Cuban Speaker Orestes Ferrara says Cuba can handle the crisis and claims annexation would trigger endless complications. The U.S. and Cubans oppose intervention or subjugation.
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United States
House of Representatives
Orestes Ferrara
House
Washington
Cuba
Guantanamo
Deaths At Army Aviation School Raise Safety Fears
The deaths of Lieutenant L. W. Hazlehurst and A. L. Welch in a College Park Maryland aeroplane crash cast a somber view on military aviation. The incident underscores the high cost of early flight testing and the need for stability improvements to prevent future tragedies.
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L. W. Hazlehurst
United States Army
A. L. Welch
Washington
Army Aviation School
College Park
Maryland
MAKING CHILDREN HAPPY AT SHARON LAKE PARADE
A Boston Automobile Dealers Association sponsored event brought 2000 underprivileged children to Sharon Lake for an annual parade. The joyful procession, aided by many car owners, created lasting memories and highlighted the right of children to happiness.
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Sharon Lake
Boston Automobile Dealers’ Association
Either Way The GOP Faces Rough Fallout From Contests
The piece argues the Republican national committee bears blame whichever outcome in the Roosevelt controversy. If Roosevelt was defrauded, the party is corrupt and should be repudiated. if not, Roosevelt is a liar to be removed. Either path threatens Republican prospects and unity.
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Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
Taft
Republican Party
Panama Canal Project Analyzed Through Gatun Flow Study
A photograph shows gauging work near the Gatun Spillway as observers lower instruments to measure Chagres River discharge essential for Gatun Dam planning. The article weighs whether the canal will pay, citing tolls, freight forecasts, and comparisons with the Suez as it previews a future steam shovel wreck in the Culebra Cut.
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Gatun Spillway
Chagres
Gatun
Culebra
Panama Canal
Suez Canal
Panama
Fragments Ref to Local Weather and Odd Notions
Fragmentary lines mention rain and sun with odd images like hitting animals. The text reads like a stray verse or derailed poem fragment with no clear event, date, or identifiable people or organizations. It lacks coherent news value for a standard headline or summary.
Accidental Eye Injury During Dinner Incident
A man attempting to spear asparagus during a meal accidentally stabs his own eye. Medical officers report the incident as a self-inflicted injury while dining, with no other parties harmed.
Cleveland Offers Fly Reward To Kids For Schoolfly Campaign
City authorities announce a limited time reward of one cent for ten whole flies delivered to City Hall. An involved scientific note claims swatted flies prevent nine more later. A busily hunting student volunteers with swatters causes a streetcar disturbance when a bald passenger is the target.
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Cleveland
City Hall
What the Sphinx Says Two-Bit Piece and Aftermath
A two-bit piece stirs sympathy as readers reflect on modest money and human kindness. The column links small coins to broader social gestures, exploring how small sums reveal larger community values.
Love and Sentiment in a Bathing Beach Letter
A Portsmouth girl asks Miss Champagne for romance guidance after a lifesaving beach incident. A young man saved her, sent roses, and vanished. she seeks whether to write or wait. A male column warns readers about sending messy love letters and urges judging women by character, not letters.
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Miss Champagne
Portsmouth
Twenty Years Ago in the Village Revisited
E A Brininstool recalls childhood days with Tom in a once small town now transformed. He notes changes from a water pail and tin cup at the old schoolhouse to modern sanitation, a leased spring turned city park, and a growing commercial boom that unsettles his memories of youth.
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Tom
France Expands Military Aviation With Large Budget
France plans a major boost to military aviation with an initial appropriation of 1.5 million dollars and potential 8 million more. A full aerial regiment is proposed including 234 pilots 210 observers 42 mechanics 1710 NCOs and 550 privates to be stationed at multiple military centers. facilities would include sheds for several hundred aeroplanes.
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France
Preparation Mrs Bales Fish Pictures Dialogue
Mrs. Bales asks what the fish pictures are for and Bales replies he wants to describe minutely the fish he did not catch. The exchange hints at a humorous or reflective moment over missing the catch and imagining details.
The Love Letter Habit Dear Miss Champagne
A 25 year old man writes seeking advice about a long distance romance after a vacation meeting. He received numerous letters from a visiting young woman who declares she is crazy about him, but he dislikes the sentimental fuss and asks for guidance on how to handle the situation.
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Miss Champagne
Odd and Interesting Facts Recap
A quirked list notes that jellyfish are king of simple life and horse racing has run since 1730. It claims keeping right is a universal rule of the air and that only 70 great auk egg specimens survive. It states five men equal one horse in strength.
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Geo. W. Gale Lumber Co
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