Boston Post March 11 1907 edition details and notices
The Boston Post issue lists subscription rates for York, six months prices, and single months. It notes circulation as a second class matter at Boston and instructs readers to pay in advance. The editor is B A Grozier with office at 269 Washington Street and main business addresses listed.
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Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Mass
York
the Sunday Post
He Postoffice
Post Publishing Company
B. A. Grozipr
J. Q. A. Brackett
Washington Street
Dog Laws Face House Action Today
A set of anti dog bills moves from the committee with recommendations of ought not to pass. The wisest course, if the reports are accepted, is to adopt the committee's verdict and settle the matter promptly.
Boston auto and power-boat show opens with record crowds
The automobile and power-boat show in Boston breaks records at opening. Report notes the two largest exhibition buildings are crowded and attributes part of the appeal to the attractive arrangement of show accessories and the marvel of the machines on display.
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Boston
A Good Appointment for City Finance Commission
The local improvement associations select Mr. George A. O. Ernst as their representative on the Mayor’s proposed finance commission. The public accepts the choice without derision of other candidates, noting Ernst’s practical city affairs experience and evenhanded approach.
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George A. O. Ernst
Finance Commission
Ernst
Japan Humiliation Protest Silent Over Immigration Law
A Tokio report notes lawmakers voice humiliation over Japan immigration policy while praising U S treaty acts. Minister Hayashi argues the United States has elevated Japan by ending extraterritoriality and recognizing Japanese courts for American citizens. The exchange highlights U S respect for Japan among Asiatic powers.
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Tokio
National Assembly
Japan
Hayashi
United States
California Senate debates on immigrant acts spark ridicule
The text notes that Japanese immigrants are a minor issue and legislators exaggerate the matter. It argues passage of acts proposed and approved by the California Senate may have unsettling effects, yet the core principles on the topic appear clearly defined and accepted.
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California
California Senate
Worthwhile or not to fortify the Philippines
The War Department has about 1.5 million dollars for fortifying the Philippines and White House consultation on spending. Some favor neutralizing the islands to avoid perpetual costs and risks, arguing self government may be impossible for generations and that neutralization could reduce naval burdens and regional tensions.
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Philippines
War Department
White House
McKinley
Spain
London
Washington
Far East
United States
Japan
San Francisco
Pacific
Philippine Archipelago
Bill to allow contracts between husband and wife under study
The bill authorizing contracts conveyances and suits between husband and wife sits with the joint committee on the judiciary at the State House. Backed by leading lawyers and educators, it argues Massachusetts lags behind states like England New York Rhode Island and others. The proposal would end the old rule of legal identity, enabling direct contracts and property transfers between spouses.
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Joint Committee On the Judiciary
State House
Bar
Robert M. Morse
John D. Long
Pillsbury
Samuel J. Elder
Alfred Hemenway
Charles S. Hamlin
Louis A. Frothingham
Dean Ames
Harvard Law School
George A. O. Ernst
Charles W. Bartlett
Moorfield Storey
Melvin O. Adams
England
New York
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Equity
Dora
Central
Mother
Ther
Laddie
Jaddie
John Alger
Gaines
John
Overtime Bill Delayed by Legislature Faces Uphill Battle
The report on the overtime bill is held back pending eight-hour legislation. Opponents delay hoping for exhaustion to derail it, while supporters say the measure reflects the people's will and should proceed, removing obstacles.
Irish MP Sir Daniel Dixon Dies in London
London March 10 The Right Hon Sir Daniel Dixon MP for North Belfast is dead at age 63. Confirmation of his passing follows a long public career and service in Parliament.
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London
Daniel Dixon
North
Belfast
Reverend Cutter Speaks on Accidents at Y M C U
At the Boston Young Men's Christian Union vesper service Rev. George W. Cutter of the Church of the Unity Dorchester delivered a practical address on accidents. A special musical program by the Philharmonic Orchestra featured soprano Laura A Cave and mezzo-soprano Florence A Rhine.
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Boston Young Men's Christian Union
George W. Cutter
Church of the Unity
Dorchester
Philharmonic Orchestra
Laura A. Cave
Florence A. Rhine
Perkins Returns 54019 Dollars to New York Life Policyholders
George W. Perkins former vice president of New York Life Insurance Company quietly restores 54019.19 to the policy holders, explaining it as a conscience move after past lavish contributions to the Republican national campaign. The act is portrayed as a peace offering to avoid potential court action and to uphold his father’s advice to be honest.
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George W. Perkins
New York Life Insurance Company
Republican National Campaign Committee
Perkins
Armstrong Committee
Yaller
New York Life
George
Pater
Pather
Mr. Perkins
The
Court of Appeals
County Notes and Local Curiousities from Waldoboro
Miss Flossie Clark of Waldoboro, Me., sends a clipping with county notes. EF. C. Teague lost a valuable helfer last week. Herold Shuman and Earl MelIntyre visited Waldoboro on Tuesday. Shuman had four teeth filled and MelIntyre reportedly froze both ears. John Burnheimer, a prominent merchant, is also mentioned.
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Flossie Clark
Waldoboro
EF. C. Teague
Herold Shuman
Earl MelIntyre
John Burnheimer
Brown Tail the latest malt beverage in Boston era
Observations note a craze for a drink called brown tail blending brown ale with lager, attributed to Civil Constable John H. Duggan of South Boston. The piece also details social items, letters, and local anecdotes from Boston society.
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Mamie Taylor
Harry Payne Whitney
John H. Duggan
South
Boston
Dora Gaines Watches St Bernard Puppy Across Road
By Elizabeth Jewett Brown Dora Gaines stands by a window idly watching Laddie a magnificent St Bernard puppy play in the yard across the road in Westland Pomfret Centre Conn. The telephone bell rings three times as she turns listlessly from the scene.
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Elizabeth Jewett Brown
Westland, Pomfret Centre
Conn
Dora Gaines
Laddie
St. Bernard
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