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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1906

Page

8

Sunday Post Sellers Listed by Neponset to Chelsea Addresses

A long list details homekeepers selling Sunday posts at two dollars each. Names and addresses span Neponset Mattapan East Milton Hyde Park Medford Charlestown Roxbury Brighton Somerville Jamaica Plain Roslindale West Roxbury Malden Melrose Cambridge Arlington East Boston Beac hmont Revere Chelsea and surrounding Boston area households.

Joseph HH. Silva Bertram Street Neponset Margaret Dana Walnut Park Charles L. Hallett Walnut Street Nicholas Burckhardt River Street Mattapan Carrie L. Bradlee Blue Hill Avenue Lavina H. Brackett Granite Place East Milton John J. Dugan Adams Street Laura A. Smith Everett Street Hyde Park Amelia L. Stockbridge Linwood Street Lissie Kk. Mitchell Fairmont Avenue W. B. Greene Buckman Street Everett E. C. McGinniss Forest Avenue R. H. Morris Corey Street Jane Conroy Broadway G. H. Petit Gladstone Street C. H. Bucer Summer Street Medford C. E. Bacon Elizabeth Lewis Emerson Street G. W. Stetson Ashland Street E. T. Hamilton Salem Street Lucy J. Holm Moulton Street Charlestown J. H. Lewis Chestnut Street FE. H. Salisbury Chelsea Street Nora Lynch Prospect Street C. W. Mayes Bunker Hill Street E. M. Webb Highland Avenue Somerville A. King Holland Street Charles B Ware Street Dorchester Jennie M. Malin Hendry A W. F. Hodges Zeigler Street Roxbury WRS George W. Crowell Vine Street Richard Welch Winship Street Brighton N. R. Sylvester Foster Street Thomas B. Ryan Surrey Streeet A. B. Way Cedar Street Malden C. L. Hathaway Fifth Street Ralph J. Dowd Florence Street A. Freeland Evelyn Place George Benjamin Russell Street F. A. Rich Walk Hill Street Forest Hills Frank Glennon Hyde Park Avenue A. Pfannenstiehl Weld Hill Street Mary A. Donnelly Wenham Street Jamaica Plain Annie E. Cunningham Spring Street West Roxbury Minnie McLoughlin W. Roxbury Kittie J. Travers Neponset Avenue Roslindale Joseph Ward Kit Boston W. C. Low Pinckney Street Edna Mwrerney Shawmut Avenue S. M'Daniel Tremont Street Melrose J. J. Rink Emerson Place Joseph Matthias Samuel Kennedy Martha Middleton Essex Street Jennie M. Child Hamilton Street Cambridge Mary E. MacDonald Massachusetts Ave E. W. Donnelly Bigelow Street Frances T. Walsh William Street George M. Jackson Trowbridge Street D. J. Collins Arlington J. P. Williamson Mystic Street Emma Hill Cottage Avenue Mary E. Vinton Court Street A. S. Sencabaugh Henderson Street W. B. Hill Webster Street East Leary M. Coleman Maverick Street William Harding Putnam Street East Boston Josephine E. Marm Princeton Street Florence Simmons Lexington Street B. A. Andrews Winthrop Avenue Beachmont E. Falland State Road Revere Ada M. Mahoney Crescent Avenue William Whicker Pearl Avenue Ella A. Welch Myra Fitz

Money Man Brightens Boston Households With Sunday Post

The Money Man toured Greater Boston on a third mission buying Sunday Posts at forty times price. He visited Cambridge Charlestown Hyde Park and other neighborhoods collecting copies while locals exchanged cash for papers. He praised Gibson pictures the women’s section and recipes noting the paper eases home duties as laughter and chatter followed his rounds.

Sunday Post Greater Boston Cambridge Charlestown Hyde Park New England Gibson

Sunday Post Shortage Reflects Paper Shortfall

At the drug store many readers found Sunday Posts sold out. A woman explains missing yesterday’s issue for four years, blaming late rising and a $2 loss. She notes the Money Man’s call and regrets not seeing the Gibson picture.

Money Man Gibson

Money Man Beams at Melrose Sunday Post Readers

In Melrose families praise the Money Man feature of the Sunday Post. Several residents exclaim the paper's value and trustworthiness, with quotes from Martha Middleton, Samuel Kennedy, Joseph Matthias and J J Rink praising its truth, family appeal, and Boston connection.

Sunday Post Melrose Money Man Martha Middleton Essex Street Post Samuel Kennedy West Emerson Street Joseph Matthias Vine Street J. J. Rink Emerson Place the Post Boston

Newton Residents Laud The Money Man And Sunday Post

In Newton residents praise the Money Man and the Sunday Post with remarks from Mrs. A P Cady Miss Frances L Walsh Miss Rebecca McDonald and Mrs J Sennett. They call the paper and the service worthwhile and welcoming.

Newton A. P. Cady Avon Street Sunday Post Frances L. Walsh Wabon Street Rebecca McDonald Centre Road

Money Man Visits Watertown In Early Afternoon

A Money Man visited Watertown in the early afternoon and had to call at a location. The visit occurred during a quiet period with no reported incidents or outcomes available in the fragment.

Watertown

Eleanor Robson Leading Roles Highlight Sunday Post

Readers praise the Sunday Post as Boston’s popular Sunday paper with lively coverage. Testimonials from Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Welsh, and others note the paper’s excellence and usefulness, while the Money Man attracts wide attention among West End readers.

Eleanor Robson's Charming Rise on Stage Across Roles

The article traces Eleanor Robson's seven year ascent from a Staten Island convent student to leading stage actress. It notes her six roles including Bonita in Arizona and Juliet, her San Francisco debut, and later success in New York and London with Mary Ann drawing special praise.

Eleanor Robson Sylvia Lang Fitch Hollis Street Bonita Arizona Mile de la Vire France Audrey Constance Juliet Mary Ann Zangwill Staten Island Madge Carr Cook San Francisco Miss Robson England New York Frawley Stock Company China Paris Wwvica Honolulu Chicago Liebler & Co

Dorchester Readers Enjoy Sir Nigel and Recipes

The piece notes many Sunday Post buyers in Dorchester faced shortages from a paper boy while Miss Gertrude McBrien and Mrs J R Byrne comment on reading Conan Doyle’s Sir Nigel and the appealing recipes and magazine.

Dorchester Gertrude McBrien Ware Street Nigel Conan Doyle J. R. Byrne Hancock Street

Money Man praised for value in Brighton stories

In Brighton residents praise the publication as a thrifty choice. Mrs. Thomas B. Ryan and Mrs. N. R. Sylvester commend the paper's entertaining contents for boys. Mrs. Richard Welch notes no other paper offers so much for 6 cents.

Brighton Thomas B. Ryan Surrey Street N. R. Sylvester Foster Street Richard Welch Winship Street

Money Man Draws Big Welcome in Malden

Malden welcomed the Money Man with great joy as Sunday Posts drew large crowds. Residents praised the newspaper for its originality and long standing habit of reading both daily and Sunday editions.

Malden A. B. Way Cedar Street the Post Ralph J. Dowd Florence Street Sunday Post A. Freeland Evelyn Place Daily Post

Sunday Post Readers Praise Somerville Paper

In Somerville Mrs. George G. Moody says the Sunday Post is the only paper she reads. Mrs. E Saville of 1150 Broadway calls the Post a staple in her home, praising its reliability and completeness at two dollars a copy.

Somerville George G. Moody Cedar Street Sunday Post E. Saville Broadway

Boston Sunday Post praised by Charlestown residents

Mrs. F. H. Salisbury of 108 Chelsea street calls the Post a great magazine pages paper. Mrs. W. Mayers of 162 Bunker Hill street says it has been her favorite for 16 years. Miss Nora Lynch of 8 Prospect street calls the Boston Sunday Post the best pauper in Boston for accurate accounts.

Charlestown The Sunday Post F. H. Salisbury Chelsea Street the Post W. Mayers Bunker Hill Street Nora Lynch Prospect Street Boston Sunday Post Boston

Money Man Distributes Two Dollar Bills in Boston Suburb

The Sunday Post visited East Boston yesterday with a Money Man promotion handing out five new two dollar bills. Local residents praised the paper calling it clean with fresh content and value for families.

Money Man News Sparks Beachmont Reception

Beachmont greeted the Money Man yesterday with cordial reception. Mrs. Dr. B. A. Andrews praised Mrs. Ida M. Mahony of 15 Crescent Avenue for keeping the Sunday Post up to date. Residents on Crescent Avenue and Pear Avenue say the Sunday Post is widely read and meets varied tastes.

Beachmont B. A. Andrews Sunday Post Ida M. Mahony Crescent Avenue KK. Farrand State William Whicker Pear Avenue

Sunday Post Readers Praise Local Features

Crossing the bridge to Chelsea the Money Man pulled the door bell at 40 Bellingham Street. Mrs Myra Fitz said yes we take the Sunday Post and are pleased with its contents. Mrs E S Bell of 140 Bloomingdale Street praised the paper for real good things and Mrs H W Wilson of 41 Louis Street said it always has something new for its readers.

Chelsea Bellingham Street Myra Fitz Sunday Post E.S. Bell Bloomingdale Street H. W. Wilson Louis Street

Money Man Delights Everett Readers in Pleasant Afternoon

The Post notes an agreeable afternoon as a character dubbed the "Money Man" drew curious crowds in Everett, with many eager to see him and share the moment.

Everett

Local residents confirm regular Sunday Post reading

Mrs. EF C McGinnis at 54 Forest avenue says she always keeps the Sunday Post. Mrs G H Petit of 9 Gladstone street takes the Post daily and on Sunday. Mrs Jane Conroy at 355 Broadway, over 80, says the Post has long been family staple. Mrs W G Green of 3 Buckman street calls the Post their Sunday paper.

EF. C. McGinnis Forest Avenue Sunday Post G. H. Petit Gladstone Street Jane Conroy Broadway W. G. Green Buckman Street the Post

Sunday Post readers in Medford win $2 silver certificates

Five women readers of the Medford Sunday Post received $2 silver certificates from the Post Money Man in gratitude for reading the weekly paper. Mrs. C. H. Bucek notes her nephew visits weekly for the comic section. Mrs. C. E. Bacon praises wit and recipes. Mrs. T. Hamilton says she has read the Post for years and enjoys it.

Sunday Post Medford Post C. H. Bucek Summer Street C. E. Bacon Walnut Street T. Hamilton Salem Street The

Money Man Wins Hearts Across Cambridge and Arlington

The Sunday Post tours Cambridge and Arlington drawing warm welcomes from residents who praise its clean reading breezy news and attractive presentation. Readers like Mrs. Jennie M. Child and Mary E. McDonald commend the paper for its household page fashion column and cooking section amid positive reception.

Cambridge Arlington Sunday Post Jennie M. Child Hamilton Street The Mary E. McDonald Massachusetts Avenue E. W. Donnelly Bigelow Street Frances T. Walsh William Street George M. Jackson Trowbridge Street

Local readers praise Sunday Post sections and pictures

Mrs D J Collins of Broadway enjoys the paper three years and would not miss it. Mrs J P Williamson of Mystic street loves the Sunday Post from cover to cover. Mrs A Sencabaugh on Henderson street wants the Sunday Post for a Sabbath. Mrs Emma Hill on Cottage street praises Gibson pictures and the magazine. Mrs Mary K E Vinton of Court street calls the Sunday Post a standby for news cooking and fashions.

D. J. Collins Broadway J. P. Williamson Mystic Street Sunday Post Sencabaugh Henderson Street Emma Hill Cottage Street Gibson Pictures Magazine Mary KE. Vinton Court Street

Money Man Welcomed in Forest Hills For Sunday Post Praise

Residents praise the Sunday Post in Forest Hills. Mrs A Pfannenstrehl notes the paper is always welcome at 26 Weld Hill Street and cannot be done without. Mrs Frank Glennon of 71 Hyde Park Avenue calls the paper clean and bright.

Forest Hills Sunday Post A. Pfannenstrehl Weld Hill Street Frank Glennon Hyde Park Avenue

Money Man Converts West Roxbury Readers to Sunday Post

Annie E. Cunningham of 28 Spring Street praises the Sunday Post calling it newsy and for the magazine. Enthusiasm runs among all who encountered the Money Man in West Roxbury.

West Roxbury Sunday Post Annie E. Cunningham Spring Street

Sun Day Post Praised by Roslindale Residents

In Roslindale, residents recount warm greetings during the Money Man's visit to WRoslin dale. Mrs. Joseph Ward of 17 Kittredge Street and Miss Kittie Travers of 72 Neponset Avenue express their strong affection for the Sunday Post.

Wroslindale Sunday Post Joseph Ward Kittredge Street Kittie Travers Neponset Avenue

Money Man visits Mattapan and East Milton households

The Money Man toured Mattapan and East Milton, collecting warm welcomes and testimonials. Ex Senator A. A. Brackett and wives praised the Sunday Post as reliable, practical, and the best newspaper for Boston homes.

Money Man Visits Hyde Park Field in Sunday Post Praise

The article notes the Money Man encountering Hyde Park and meeting Sunday Post readers. Residents Lissie E. Mitchell Laura A. Smith and Amelia L. Stockbridge praise the paper for its world news summaries, up to date articles, and practical household advice in the Sunday Post.

Hyde Park Sunday Post Lissie E. Mitchell Fairmont Avenue Laura A. Smith Everett Street Amelia L. Stockbridge Linwood Street

Money Man debuts in Neponset district

Neponset welcomes a new Money Man as the Sun day Post gains readers. Homeowners in Neponset praise the paper for household hints cooking recipes and well told feature stories. Mrs Hallett, Mrs Silva and Mrs Dana all commend the Sunday Post.

Neponset Charles L. Hallett Walnut Street Joseph H. Silva Bettam Street Sunday Post Margaret Dana Walnut Park, Neponset

Hen Does Double Duty In Bedford Case

Bedford New Jersey story reports Mrs. John H. Smith owns a hen laying two eggs daily the bird produces one in the morning including Sundays and another each afternoon prompting local astonishment.

Bedford N. J John H. Smith

Travel Offer to California for 49 90 Colonia t Tickets

The Grand Trunk and Central Vermont Railways with Boston and Maine Rail road sell colonist tickets from Boston and New England to California and the Northwest for 49 90. The deal saves about 17 on regular rates. Sleeper cars depart Boston Mondays and Wednesdays at 11 30 a m with Chicago connections to the Pacific Coast. Contact T H Hanley at 360 Washington street Boston for details.

California Grand Trunk and Central Vermont Railways Boston & Maine Railroad Boston New England Northwest Pullman Chicago Pacific Coast T. H. Hanley Washington Street

Low Rates to Pacific Coast on Wabash Line

Low fares to the Pacific coast and West via the Wabash line accompany the Continental Limited from Boston on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday each week. Tourist sleepers are offered, making this route desirable for travelers seeking value. Office location at 176 Washington street.

Pacific Coast Continental Boston Washington Street

Russian actors open Park Theatre matinee with The Chosen People

The first of a matinee series by Paul Orleneff and Alla Nasimoff at the Park Theatre presented The Chosen People, a three act drama by Eugene Chirikoff, to enthusiastic Boston audiences. The troupe, newly staged for proper conditions, displayed strong ensemble work and emotional power led by Orleneff as Nachman and Nasimoff as Leah. Other praised performers included Smirnoff as the aged watchmaker and Wronsky as a radical-workingman. Matinees run this week and next with Ghosts, Zaza, and Petty Persecution on the schedule.

Paul Orleneff Mme Alla Nasimoff Park Theatre Chosen People Eugene Chirikoff Boston Russia Nachman Leah Smirnoff Wronsky Tbsen

Russian Patrons Enjoy May Irwin Show at Park Theatre

Paul Orlenett Mme Alla Nasimoff and several Russian associates occupied a box at the Park Theatre last evening to view May Irwin and her company in Mrs Black Is Back They savored the performance though they did not grasp all the subtleties of the American humor and wondered if they will present Mrs Blackhoff Is Backsky upon their return to Russia.

Paul Orlenett Mme Alla Nasimoff Park Theatre May Irwin Mrs. Black

Princess Ena to Join Roman Catholic Church in Spain

Paris reports Princess Ena of Battenberg will be received into the Roman Catholic church on Wednesday at San Sebastian Spain. The event marks a significant religious and royal milestone ahead of her marriage to King Alfonso.

Paris Ena of Battenberg Alfonso San Sebastian Spain

Dr Pierce Medicines Advertised As Harmless and Effective

A promotional piece touts Dr. Pierce of Buffalo and his Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription. It emphasizes published ingredient lists, alcohol-free formulas, and endorsements by prominent physicians. The article invites readers to request a free booklet and to write for case consultations at the Buffalo institute.

Pierce Buffalo v Dr. Pierce Grover Coe New York Bartholow Jefferson Medical College Phila Scudder Cincinnati Ellingwood Chicago Hale R. V. Pierce Buffalo N. Y J. Pierce John King Golden Medical Discovery Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute Ommon Sense Medical Adviser Bude N. Y

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