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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1910
Page
8
The Boston Post issue from June 28, 1910 lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, Post and other formats, with rates for Canada and payment instructions. It notes second class mail status and payment handling details for subscribers.
The Daily Post offers mail delivery across the United States and possessions for 25e per month including Sunday Post at ce per month. Address changes allowed. telephones listed for Badictorial Rooms and editors. Subscriptions paid in advance. discontinuation on expiration. Contact E A Grozier, Editor and Publisher.
The article notes drought fears in the Northwest affecting markets, but Nebraska reports timely rains easing crop damage. South Dakota, Minnesota, and North Dakota show relief and improving harvest prospects. If weather stays fair, the basis of national prosperity is seen as secure.
The Ohio Senator Burton opposed the Appalachian forestry measure after a defeat of his waterways commission plan. Washington reports say he acted to spite Congressman Lawrence of Massachusetts, a motive seen as petty and damaging to his influence in Congress.
Boston moves toward a bronze statue of Edward Everett Hale in Copley Square within a year. Bela Pratt's model will be placed on a suitable base with support from President and Senators Governors judges and scholars. A cent from every admirer could fully fund the project.
New York's highest court held a telegraph contract void if gross negligence occurs in unrepeated messages. A broker lost when two digits were transposed in a cotton sale order sent via Postal Telegraph. The ruling preserves general negligence liability while allowing limits for nonfaulty errors.
A historical remark states power cannot extend without risking public dependence on telegraphic transmitters. The quote emphasizes caution in expanding communications control and the potential public vulnerability.
The piece contemplates the large federal outlay dominated by army and navy costs, questioning the necessity of perpetual military expansion. It argues for universal peace, dismantling costly weapons, and aims to elevate humanity by promoting a future Parliament of the World.
The piece lauds Porfirio Diaz as the steadfast, capable leader who has governed Mexico for over 25 years, noting his age but praising his intellect and strength. It credits his constitutional shifts allowing re election and asserts Diaz ensured peace, order, and modern development, with Francisco I Madero only a perfunctory challenger.
Mr. Henry George Jr notes the wool tariff raises suit prices from 35 to 40 dollars in a small tailor shop. He cites manufacturers protesting the tariff as unfair. He argues that American consumers pay double what they would if foreign wool and woolens entered free. Woolens affect health, especially children's warmth and welfare.
Representative Parsons of New York, visiting the White House, said Hughes is unlikely to be persuaded to give up his Supreme Court seat to run again for Governor, signaling plans to stay on the bench.
Police hunt for mother who abandoned a six weeks old girl on the doorstep of Carrier Edward J. Neilon in Fitchburg on June 27. The infant is unharmed and care is being arranged as investigators seek the mother.
A playful verse by J. C. Hartshorne from Pleasant Island Maine recounts Clemens known as Twain who handed out lemons and saved many men, while a quip from the Sphinx notes that he who fights and runs away may get his lickin another day.
Rocky Reno scene sets odds swinging from 6 to 10 for Jeffries to favor Johnson after a nose blemish shifts betting. Jeffries and Johnson train hard with boastful bets and plans, while local reporters note mixed expert guesses on the outcome.
Andreas Lang, a 48 year old wood carver, plays Peter in the Passion Play. The Lang family dominates the Bavarian village cast with Ludwig Lang as stage manager and several Langs in key roles. Critics praise Andreas Lang's dignified portrayal as the Apostle Peter replacing Thomas Rendl, who once played the role.
A discussion between two men in Danvers over the correct plural of foot in a sentence about two men driving teams down mountain slopes leads to a bet. AIRDOME CHARLIE offers a light ruling and notes his usual 25 percent commission on bets, but won’t pursue small stakes.
The note suggests a correction to a sentence about two men guiding teams, emphasizing the need for meaningful content. It reflects editorial tension and a request for worthwhile material.
The column reports Judge Richardson condemning early marriages amid a divorce trial and cites a 15 year old case. It also mentions E Percy Stoddard’s Portsmouth homecoming plans, suffragette activity in the House of Commons, and various Boston local vignettes including Harvard 1904 parade reactions and George Hill’s coast patrol plans.
Uncle Walt Mason argues Kipling did not write the latest rhyme and lampoons imitators. He recalls Kipling's vigor and warmth, insisting the genuine voice could not have hollow echoes from a milk nurtured stripling.
Officers have despatched duties earning praise from Judge Wait. Four jail cases remain awaiting disposition. Nearby Cornhill residents watched a large mongrel dog attack a black and white cat. The cat hissed and struck the dog with a claw, sending it fleeing past Cornhill.
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