Boston Post Advertisement Rates and Contact Details
The Boston Post issue from June 20 1907 lists subscription prices for the Daily and Sunday papers in Boston and Canada. It notes vacation mailing options, address changes, and payment in advance. Editorial and business offices are listed with telephones and the editor publisher is FE A Grozier.
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Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Mass
Canada
Dominion of Canada
Daily Post
Fear
Sunday Post
FE. A. Grozier
Home Rule Bill reception at Faneuil Hall
Delegates to the Irish National convention at Dublin Mr T B Fitz patrick Mr John O Callaghan and Dr P J Timmins attended the reception at Faneuil Hall. The convention played a prominent role in the home rule movement and will report on its actions to inform readers.
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Faneuil Hall
Dublin
T. B. Fitzpatrick
John O'Callaghan
P. J. Timmins
Quashing of Hummel Indictments Bespeaks Thaw Testimony
The indictments against Abraham Hummel, already imprisoned in the Dodge-Morse case, are said to be quashed by District Attorney Jerome as a reward for his Thaw trial testimony. There is talk of seeking a full pardon from Governor Hughes, while Hummel plans a forthcoming reminiscence book, a factor urged against release on public policy grounds.
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Abraham Hummel
Dodge-Morse
Jerome
Hughes
Hummel
Legislative Committee On Railroads
New Haven
Boston & Maine
Massachusetts
Brandeis
Malone
Cole
Republican Party
Meeting House Hill
Hampden Street
Wheeler declines MIT presidency as university weighs next choice
President Benjamin Ide Wheeler of the University of California has declined MIT’s offer to head the institution. The piece notes Wheeler is the second classicist to turn down the post and suggests inviting a scientist next time, arguing administrative genius can be found among scientists as well as classicists.
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Benjamin Ide Wheeler
University of California
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Wheeler
Presidency of Technology
Savings Bank Insurance Bill Cleared Senate Passes 28 to 4
The Senate engrossed passage of the savings bank insurance bill with a 28 to 4 vote. The measure, endorsed by the Legislature, would permit savings banks to offer industrial life insurance as a protective option for wage earners, marking a significant statutory step forward.
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Senate
The Chinese Indemnity and U S Missionary Claims
The piece notes the American gift of over 40 million dollars to China as indemnity. It details the 25 million for the United States, interest over 40 years, and the settlement of missionary claims reduced from 10 million to about 2 million plus naval costs. It questions China’s prospects if other powers mirror this action.
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United States
China
United Powers
Indemnity to Exceed Equity in China Aid Plan
The text notes total indemnity totaling 337 million dollars, largely above equitable reimbursement. It suggests other creditors remit the excess as the United States plans, leaving more funds in China to feed people in famine districts that drew global compassionate response.
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United States
China
The Original Club Woman Epithet in All Sorts
Newton Newkire reviews railroad bills and cautions against party politics in Massachusetts, endorsing a Cole amendment with Brandeis and Malone bills mentioned. A light essay then explores Eve as the original club woman with a humorous, risqué tale about Adam, Eve, and early married life.
San Francisco Mayor Remains Jail-Held Leader
San Francisco faces a constitutional snag as Mayor Schmitz, jailed after conviction for extortion, is granted brief absences for private business but cannot be officially recognized as acting mayor. His head office must be in jail, leaving city leadership unresolved while recovery and reform lag.
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San Francisco
Schmitz
Ask Hub Police To Find St Louis Man's Relatives
Superintendent William H. Pierce of the Boston police department received a letter from Mrs. Mary Hirtz of St Louis asking him to locate the mother and sister of James Stewart who was killed in that city on June 1. His mother is thought to live in the suburbs and his brother was connected with the firm that made the President McKinley wreath.
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William H. Pierce
Boston Police Department
Mary Hirtz
North Sixteenth Street
St. Louis
James Stewart
President McKintey
All Sorts Reader Seeks Facts on Mr H Lincoln
A reader asks for details about Mr H Lincoln who ran the department in the editor’s absence. The letter shares humorous travel misadventures and reflections on publicity, ending with a tale of a broken journey and a cask of liquor.
Dignified Celebration Suggested for Next Year at Bunker Hill
ERVING WINSLOW calls for a dignified, popular Fourth of July celebration honoring the Battle of Bunker Hill. He cites the monument as a symbol of gratitude and urges the Bunker Hill Monument Association to work with authorities to promote a wholesome commemoration.
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Sir
Boston
Bunker Hill Monument Association
John Collins Warren
Citizens’ Committee of
Springfield
All Sorts Preview from N. N. What the Sphinx Says
A fragment from a reader noting a journey through Maine with two quarts and a shift in spirit. The writer mocks drunken wanderings and compares himself to a local WCTU organizer and a guardian in an Old Ladies' Home while promising more about Mr. Lincoln in tomorrow's column.
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Maine
Lincoln
N. N
Observant Citizen near 40 honor Adolph Rietzel with watch
Friends of Adolph Rietzel, Lynn electric welding supervisor, who left the firm last year, gathered at Red and Reel Clubhouse in North Saugus and presented him a solid gold watch in a dinner ceremony. Ex-Councilman W H Crough of Lynn delivered the presentation speech. A concert followed the tribute. Rietzel heads to New York as a corporate manager.
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Adolph Rietzer
Lynn _ electric welding company
Red and Reel
North Saugus
Rietzel
W. H. Crough
Lynn
New York
The Quiet End of John Stokes in a Back Room Tale
Restoration narrates John Stokes a aging shopkeeper whose life tilts from promise to ruin after a family tragedy. A young neighbor Hazel Pinkcheeks brings a doll and a penny, offering a small, lingering moment of tenderness before his final sleep with Dinah in hand.
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Pinkcheeks
Stokes
Hazel Pinkcheeks
Mr. Stokes
Miss Pinkcheeks
Hazel
Muzzer
Tate Sally Ann
Dinah
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