Subscription Rates and Publishing Office Notice
The Boston Post announces subscription terms with advance payment required and discontinuation on expiration. It lists the Boston office address at 0 Washington Street and notes New York availability through leading Noters. Editor and Publisher B. Groxsiar invites notices by mail if readers cannot obtain the Post regularly.
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Boston
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Newsboy
War Taxes Wind Down Yet Burden Persists
The article notes today is the last day for pasting gtarope on many documents and names a lighter tax on beer and cigars. It cites a $45,000,000 relief from the July 1 act but warns that the burden remains a continuing postwar levy, with war-time spending echoing into peace.
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Congress
Post
Spain
A Second Term Forecast in City Politics
The mayor declares in a Greenhalge Club dinner he seeks another two years as mayor. The Republican machine must decide whether to renominate Hart or oppose him. Editors see Hart as firmly attached to the party, though renomination does not guarantee reelection as summer politics begin to churn.
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Greenhalge Club
Republican City Committee
Republican Machine
Glart
Mayor Hart
Cold Water Fountains Run Cold as City Debates Relief
The city’s ice water fountains now run cold water after the water commissioner’s actions and an anticipated appropriation. The council is expected to approve funds promptly, while public protest is cited as a barrier to relief for the suffering, arguing that colder water poses health concerns yet remains refreshing to some.
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Mayer
Jose
Independence yacht shows seaworthy quality in coming Newport races
Critics debate the Independences handling and speed but praise its seaworthiness under normal racing conditions. The Newport Club races begin next week, matching the Crowninshield Seat against the Herreshoff ships for the America’s Cup.
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Oe Crowninshield
Bunco Fraud Preys on New England Elderly in Newburyport
A veteran New England farmer from Newburyport was duped in a crude bunco scheme. The piece questions aging readers' awareness while noting prior captures of famed swindlers in Massachusetts and raises whether the bunco king Reed remains at large.
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New England
Newburyport
Jeremiah Blake
Massachusetts
Reed
Observant Citizen Reflects on Heat and City Life
A local column notes the heat wave, crowded Bromfield Street due to Horticultural Hall construction, and a patrolman directing traffic. It mentions straw hats for horses, Lillian Lawrence heading to Sunapee, and James Hackett's brief Boston visit amid travel plans. The piece also highlights Mrs. Babcock planning a memoir, and Castle Square figures hosting summer guests.
One of Roxbury’s Oldest Citizens Featured on Avenue
A column notes Samuel Cano of Beachmont rides along the avenue each morning, a skilled horseman and well known as a respectable, lively resident. The piece also highlights a three year old on Ruthven Street nicknamed Calmkill and a child named Dolly praised for charm and cleverness.
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Roxbury
Samuel Cano
Beachmont
Mr. Cano
Mr. Moderator
Ruthven Street
Calmkill
Dolly
Polar bear appeal and romantic verse fragment
A mixed page item presents a humorous Cupid poem about secret love and a comic Natural History Lesson titled The Polar Bear. The polar bear discussion explains ice needs and North Pole habitat with rustic dialect and playful banter.
Random Polished Quotations and Street Talk Snippet
A collage of eccentric quotes and comic exchanges spans warnings, curiosities, and wry remarks. Figures named Smart Bergmark Duke of Manchester and others trade jests on debt, ads, trains, and a governor’s review as a hornet’s sting and a stone crusher loom in a quirky, unscripted miscellany.
Odd Bits Of News And Wartime Details
Notes from distant places describe unbounded country roads in China and English trout in Western Australia rivers. The article compares kitchen practices in France and the United States and mentions ribbon length for medals. It also reports coal tonnage from West Virginia via the Chesapeake and Ohio line for March and first quarter 1901 with percentage increases.
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China
Western Australia
United States
France
West Virginia
Chepeake & Ohio
Daily Table Hints for a Sunday Meals Menu
The page lists breakfast with rolled oats bread oranges sugar and cream moother s hash rice croquettes graham bread doughnut coffee and a dinner of chicken fricasseed mashed potatoes cucumber pickles stewed white beans celery lemon pie tea supper includes baked potatoes pressed beef milk gravy Parker House rolls soft gingerbread tea cocoa and provides a recipe note for hash chop with corned beef and potatoes beets butter milk pepper and salt from M Y Langilale Tuttonboro New Hampshire.
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M.Y. Langilale
Tuttonboro
N. H
Post Illustrates Strawberry Use In Summer Drinks
The piece extols using the last of the season’s strawberries in drinks. It describes making lemon juice syrup with water and sugar, adding orange juice, and serving from a punch bowl in tumblers with straws. A cooled syrup mix is recommended for convenience.
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The Harvard Class Day Reveals Hidden Paths to Happiness
An elderly man recalls youth on a Harvard campus while attending a class day with his son. In a ballroom reunion he meets Eleanor, his former love, and Mrs. Courtland, triggering reflections on success and happiness versus lost chances. The emotional encounter hints that one may find what the other has lost.
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Boston
John
Eleanor
Harvard
Mieanor
Boston Post Launches in England With Modern Journal Methods
The Boston Post debuts in England signaling a shift to modern journalistic methods and evoking a first class tone. The launch promises to sweep aside old prejudices and introduce contemporary practices in reporting.
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Holyoke Transcript
Boston
England
Boston Post
Iino
Wasn't Tom Posted on the midway The Boston Post was
A cryptic line cites the Boston Post referencing a midway posting. The brief hints at a public notice or announcement but lacks clear context or dates.
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Midway
Boston Post
Miss Cunningham Recital Delights Chelsea Audience
Ella L. Cunningham of Chelsea gave a piano recital at Knights of Columbus Hall with pupils Maizie Sylvester pole Jackson May Brittan Agnes Moran die Jennings Grace O Malley Rose Huner Meg Hanley May McGrevey Athynaobarrett McCauley Jessie Palmer Graceigan Masters Waere Fitts Frank McGuigan and vocal panel Olive Smith James Morse William Troy plus Cunningham piano solos. About 300 people attended.
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Chelsea
Knights of Columbus Hall
Maizie Sylvester
Pole Jackson
May Brittan
Agnes Moran
Die Jennings
Grace O'Malley
Rose Huner
Meg Hanley
May
McGrevey
Athy Naobarrett
McCauley
Jessie Palmer
U Graceigan
Masters
Driver Patrick Duffy Injured Falling From Team
Patrick Duffy of 3 Beacon Street Somerville was powered as a driver by the Kennedy Tracker Company when he fell from his team on Charles Street opposite the Public Garden. He fractured his shoulder and was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Beacon Street
Somerville
Kennedy Tracker Company
Charles Street
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