Boston Post Publishing Company subscription rates 1911
The Boston Post details varying subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions including yearly, six month, and monthly terms, plus Canadian per copy rate. It notes payment in advance and discontinuation upon expiration, and provides contact details for the office and editors.
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One's Right to Oneself Wins Privacy Verdict
John D. Binns, famed wireless telegraphist of the Republic disaster, sued a moving picture company under New York privacy law. He won $12,500 in the state Supreme Court after evidence showed films using a likeness of him sold for profits, despite his refusal to commercialize his celebrity.
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Boston 1915 program pledges concrete city work
Promoters of the Boston-1915 movement unveil a practical plan listing thirteen priorities for the year. They aim to advance metropolitan federation, a central library for teachers, better sidewalks, expanded playgrounds, and free art exhibits. If a quarter succeed, Boston gains tangible progress and momentum.
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Civil Service Extension Proposed for County Officials
A bill advancing in committee would extend the merit system to county officials and staff, using impartial examinations and eligible lists. Advocates led by Dr. Eliot of Harvard urge curb on county rings amid patronage concerns and pledged reforms pending legislative action.
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A Pill for Alienists Confession of Robin Sanity Debated
The New York confession of bank wrecker Robin claiming sham insanity at exam shows by mental experts reveals the tension between legal victory and expert opinion. The jury declared Robin sane, deflating the accused demonization by the defense and prompting critique of lawyer Jerome.
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Embezzler Robin and the Average Citizen Trust
Embezzler Robin would live comfortably elsewhere today if not for imprisonment, illustrating belief that average Americans act rightly. The remark argues people can be trusted to handle matters properly, despite past crime.
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Congress Opens With Shifting Party Power In 62nd Term
The Sixty second Congress begins as party balance shifts in both chambers. President issues call for extraordinary session April 4 to approve tariff talks with Canada. Democratic House expected to pursue broader reform despite Senate resistance. new Congress aims to fulfill the people mandate.
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Record-Breaking Issue Sets Boston Sunday Post Records
The Boston Sunday Post issued its largest paper ever with 98 full pages or 108 pages including half-page magazine pages and a 24-page automobile section. Advertising reached 69 735 lines, paper totaled 424 719 pounds, and circulation climbed to 301 632 copies, up 38 518 from a year prior.
Scotland Forever and the Greys at Waterlooo Battle
The Scots Greys led a furious charge at Waterloo as Highlanders and Royal Regiment joined in until Napoleon’s forces were repelled. The scene is captured in Lady Elizabeth Butler’s painting Scotland Forever and other works, with Butler filming the moment from near the front.
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Smoker Car Assigned to Rear Of Boston Elevated Trains
A humorous recall describes the shift to rear cars as smokers on Boston Elevated trains. The narrator details failing attempts to reach the rear smoker, including a smashed cigar and a playful confrontation with a brakeman, ending with relief that the smoker will now be in the rear.
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Midway Dash to Find the Smoker on the Train
A hurried passenger questions the crowd and guards the smoker on the train. After a disdainful guard blocks him, the search moves to the front car, where a brakeman reveals the smoker is at the rear, sparking a rapid sprint.
The Strongest Word Gems From Readers
A collection of letters from Malden Dorchester Boston Lynn and Andover debating the strongest word. Submissions name stronger hash Dinner trust and Fin Com as playful or pointed examples, reflecting local tone and curiosity.
First Call for Spring Poems in All Sorts column
A Boston Common sighting of kids playing marbles and a Dedham resident noting blue birds signals spring poems are urged. The piece urges send in brief upbeat poems about spring for the All Sorts section and encourages casino readers to share short, sweet verses full of spring imagery.
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Investment Expectation Talks of Six Percent Return
A quoted line discusses an expected return of more than six percent on an investment. The remark reflects cautious optimism about earnings prospects and interest-rate climate impacting investor confidence.
Public notices and social notes from Boston area columns
A mixed Boston Chronicle page reports social happenings and local color. Highlights include Arthur Shelley urging hobble skirts be called affectionate gowns, Samuel J. Elder at the Boston Art Club, a class of 1894 reunion with waiters' strike, baby birth of Joseph Green, and Governor Draper defending loyalty to Hopedale. Also covered are Har vard physicians Magrath and Brinckerhoff, Dwyer singing Irish tunes at the City Club, an old man feeding squirrels, Miss Lillian Buck’s readings, a poster injury incident, a Park Street car mishap, and Robert A. Allen becoming the youngest first class pilot in Boston Harbor.
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Fads and Fashions Parade in Style Blooms
Trains shapes shift from square to pointed while hairnets in gold and silver gain vogue. Boleros return in triumph and crinkly silk crepe leads fashion. Pongee parasols with colored silk linings appear with pale blue pink and yellow lingerie fabrics. Curls adorn one side of the heel and jewelry follows the unity in color rule. Hats in sporting shapes showcase a broad brim Java straw crown with natural tones.
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