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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1908
Page
10
Daily newspaper issue from Boston with notices and regional news items. Highlights include local politics, society notices, and community updates from June 18 1908 with staff and publication details.
The remark warns that allowing the situation to persist would verge on criminal by those enforcing the policy, with a strong emphasis on immediate restraint and constitutional concerns.
The Chicago Republican convention acts as a recording machine, enforcing Theodore Roosevelt’s will on ticket order and platform. Roosevelt directs first and second party choices, polishes the platform, and pushes a near solid Roosevelt program through a compliant national committee and credentials panel. The piece questions the need for a convention.
The Post outlines daily and Sunday subscription prices for 1 year six months and shorter terms, rate to Canada, and mailing options. It notes second class matter status in Boston and payment requirements, with vacation time mail rates and change of address policies. Editor E A Grozier signs off.
The Harvard Yale series opener at Soldiers Field is a featured Class Week event. Yale seeks consolation after a Princeton loss that handed the intercollegiate title to New Jersey players. Both Harvard and Yale aim to rebound with their best effort in the rivalry.
The Amoskeag Company mills in Manchester New Hampshire will return to full running time tomorrow. The 15000 workers represent over a quarter of the city population and their reemployment at full capacity should boost earnings and local circulation. If wages rise to pre cut levels other textile firms may follow this revival trend.
The Chicago convention resists reform on delegate apportionment, keeping Southern delegates in play. The practice, decades old, uses weak Republican regions to back a candidate who can win their votes. Critics warn this method risks future party trouble and undermines electoral integrity.
The piece criticizes parkway and boulevard upkeep for dust and odor from emulsions while lamenting a sharp state tax rise to 5.5 million dollars. It cites Representative Luce defending the levy and questions whether Boston residents get value for the increased cost. The essay mixes road reform debate with a parable about horses pasturing a salted calf illustrating public concern over progress.
The Second Church in Dorchester will resume services in the auditorium next Sunday after a recent fire damage. Rebuilding finished quickly, pastor Rev. Dr. Little celebrates return to the church as it stood prior to the blaze.
Elmer Miller a 15 year old from New York city spent vacation at his Uncle Abner Miller near Waterbury Connecticut. He salted a farm calf by forcing a quart of salt into its hide and tying its feet before releasing it, an act described as a duty by him.
Dr Otto Juettner argues in Chicago that matrimony offers better pay and easier work for women The Indianapolis News mocks the notion as a breezy rural gossip piece but notes the claim emphasizes financial and social ease for wives and maids
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