Boston Post Vesued June 24 1910 Subscription Rates
The Boston Post issue details daily and Sunday subscription costs. Mail rates include one year 3.00, six months 1.50, three months 0.75, one month 0.25. Sunday edition yearly 2.50, six months 1.25, three months 0.65. Canadian copies 0.08 each. Payment notes warn about risk, no cash, and payable to POST PUBLISHING COMPANY.
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The Post in Vacation Time
The Daily Post offers mail delivery in the U S and possessions for two? per month, with the Sunday Post at Se per month. Addresses may be changed anytime. Subscription payments are due in advance and will be discontinued at expiration.
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Wireless telegraph law for ships with 50 or more passengers
The present Congress enacted a wireless telegraph requirement for vessels carrying 50 or more passengers at risk at sea. The law, praised for protecting lives and property, takes effect one year from the coming July. Companies are urged to adopt the wireless voluntarily sooner.
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Roosevelt’s royal funeral role linked to royal lineage
The piece notes Theodore Roosevelt’s position as U S representative at King Edward VII’s funeral is tied to his descent from Robert Bruce and other royal lines. It questions the relevance of such ancestry, asserting American citizenship as equal or superior to hereditary claims.
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Scotland
New York
Robert Bruce
Virginia
Deutschland airship begins regular passenger service
The Deutschland makes its first regular passenger trip from Friedrichshafen to Dusseldorf carrying 10 guests. The 300 mile flight takes 9 hours and includes a buffet. Public air travel advances on schedule, though delays and accidents may occur as with early rail and steam travel.
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Dusseldorf
Flag Reform Sparks Debate Over Adding Stars
A fragment discusses Americans celebrating a chance to add two stars to the flag and urges patience in a ceremonial act. It notes Mexico may have sent something but the text is incomplete and unclear.
Possible Admission May Not Bring New US Flag Until July
The text notes that territories gaining statehood must adopt constitutions and await approval before full entry. The government raises a new state flag only after the Fourth of July following admission, which could be July 4, 1911 or 1912, and there is no hurry to revise the Stars and Stripes.
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United States
All Sorts by Newton Newkirk
A satirical poem targets Adams and Hancock-Hark criticizing patriotic zeal and New England political life beneath the gilded dome in Boston. The verse laments mollycoddles and loss of Revolutionary ardor while urging a return to bold patriotism.
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Tariff blamed for high living costs by Lodge committee
The Lodge select senatorial committee blasts tariff exemption as not driving price increases and pins blame on wages, production costs, distribution, and regulation. It argues tariff levels hardly affect most rising costs and labels the issue a political ploy rather than economic truth.
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Vermont Republicans Back Nonpolitical Tariff Board Plan
The Vermont Republican platform proposes removing tariff schedule adjustments from partisan politics and creating a nonpartisan tariff board to amend details over time. Supporters say it echoes independent press calls for tariff reform and could undermine traditional protectionist positions.
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Joshua B Holden a Faithful Bostonian Public Spirit
The late Joshua B Holden is remembered as a thorough Bostonian and loyal citizen. He supported Boston's interests with cheer and financial help, proving a creditable political career and a kindly but strong partisan voice. He was a familiar, cheery figure and a shrewd counselor in public affairs.
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Not the same local plea on Civil Service Commission representation
The Boston Herald questions weak local protests for reordering the Civil Service Commission noting all members live near Boston and work in the city. The writer asks if Worcester Springfield or Lowell should also have a commissioner and asks how residents feel about Boston's dominance.
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Comic Interview With Boston Chamber of Commerce Target
A humorous exchange with a Boston Chamber of Commerce committee about vital statistics yields playful answers. The speaker dodges age questions, calls himself a gentleman, and jokes about muffins and chestnuts while avoiding details and confirming he is not prone to colds.
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Observant Officer Swims At Dewey Beach Among Beaches Locals
Police night duty officer Thomas W. Kenefick, known as a strong swimmer, swims across and back in the Dewey Beach area as residents watch. Friends urge him to enter the long distance swim soon at the beach.
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Little Memoirs Or The Lystness.Man
A brief reflection on business motives contrasts self serving aims with serving the public in a concise colonial era style. The piece quotes a line about men who run their business to suit themselves versus to suit the public.
American Aviator Captain Cody Gravely Injured In Fall
London June 23 Captain F S Cody an American born aviator employed by the British War Department to teach aeronautics fell from a height of 100 feet during a flight at Aldershot and was gravely injured.
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Circles of Faith Hear Talks and Services Around Boston
The Rev. Charles L. Page will lecture Monday on the Sunday School convention in Washington. Father Le Fevre to celebrate communion at Emmanuel Church Somerville and preach at 10:30 service. Jacob Fritz installed assistant superintendent at Union Rescue Mission. Sagamore sociological conference to meet June 28 to 30 with 200 attendees from Boston. The Seven Last Words of Christ to be performed at People's Temple Sunday 7:30 p.m. Evangelical Alliance summer services begin at Western Bridge and Jamaica Plain Sunday at 4 p.m.
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Archbishop Joins Boston Chamber of Commerce
Archbishop William H O Connell was elected a member of the Boston Chamber of Commerce. Also named were the Rev Philip J O Donnell pastor of St Philip s Church and ex Mayor John H H McNamee of Cambridge now living in Dorchester.
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Drivers urged to spot teams in next Sunday's Post
The Sunday Post offers a $5 gold piece to every driver who can identify his team from the page of pictures printed next Sunday. The notice targets all team drivers of Greater Boston and invites prompt participation.
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