Sunday Newspaper Circulation Gain Over 1903
A line item notes a gain of 36,907 copies over the corresponding Sunday in 1903 when the price was 3 cents per copy. The report compares current circulation figures to the 1903 Sunday benchmark.
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07 Mar 1904
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Boston Post in Boston, Massachusetts
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1904
Page
1
Sunday Post Promises More Pages and Color
The Sunday Post announces expanded pages and color sections aimed at readers, claiming more columns than rival papers including the Boston Globe and New York Sunday papers. The notice touts richer content and broader coverage for a more engaging weekend edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Boston Sunday Globe
Boston Sunday Herald
New York Sunday World
New York Sunday Journal
Rain and Warmth Expected in Boston Area
The forecast calls for Monday rain and warmer temperatures in Boston and surrounding areas. Tuesday will bring more rain followed by clearing weather as the workweek progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Vicinity
Preacher Denounces Lynching and Calls for Equal Rights
Rev Herbert S Johnson of Warren Avenue Baptist Church denounces Southern lynching of Negroes for crimes against white women and urges equal rights, warning religious life in both North and South hinges on ending racial injustice. He cites injustice, asks Massachusetts to protect victims, and emphasizes shared humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Herbert S. Johnson
South
Bishop Brown
Arkansas
Episcopal Diocesan House
Johnson
North
Chickamauga
Gettysburg
Cold Harbor
Boston
Good for Coughs and Colds Lang Kuro is the quickest cure.
An advertisement touts Lang Kuro as the fastest remedy for coughs and colds, claiming rapid relief and superior effectiveness. The message emphasizes quick action and broad applicability for common respiratory symptoms.
Eliot and Foster Wrong Says Gibbs at Socialist Meeting
Dr. Howard A. Gibbs of Worcester spoke at Faneuil Hall on the trades unions issue, the Socialist party of Boston directing the event. About 600 Socialists attended as Gibbs urged wage workers to join unions, then a heated exchange followed over scab questions with William H. Carroll demanding an answer from Chairman Mahoney and being met with interruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliot
Frank K. Foster
Faneuil Hall
Howard A. Gibbs
Worcester
Socialist Party of
Boston
Central Labor Union
William H. Carroll
Foster
Mahoney
Mr. Carroll
Mr. Mahoney
Son of Bailey Aldrich Dead
Charles F. Aldrich, twin son of author Thomas Bailey Aldrich, died today in Saranac Lake New York from tuberculosis. He graduated Harvard in 1892 and leaves a widow and a two year old daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Charles F. Aldrich
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Harvard
Japanese Fleet Bombards Vladivostok Harbor
A force of five Japanese battleships and two cruisers bombarded Vladivostok for 55 minutes, firing about 209 shells. Four sailors and a engineer's wife were killed by a shell, while Russian forts incurred damage but the town and batteries largely held. Ships withdrew toward Askold Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Hakodate
Japan
Vladivostok
Askold Island
Ussuri Bay
Cape Maidel
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Cou
Edward
London
Privy Council
Buckingham Palace
Norfolk
Boston Light
Rev
H. S. Johnson
State of
Massachusetts
Gibbs
Bailey Aldrich
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