Post Boston Daily Subscription Notice 1907
Daily rates listed for 1907 with prices for six months and three months. States Post Publishing Company contact details and payment terms. Includes instruction to notify if the paper is not received and discontinuation policy on expiration. editor and publisher identified as Fr. A. Groztpr.
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THE
Sunday Post
Post Office
Boston
Mass
Post Publishing Company
Gostal
FR. A. Groztpr
Stormy Cape Blizzard Hits Cape Cod and Boston
A winter blizzard sweeps up from the South again striking Cape Cod hard while Boston sees only a glancing blow. The storm marks the season’s final heavy bout, leaving snow at vulnerable coastal locales.
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Cape Cod
Boston
Presidential Straw Polls Show Roosevelt Dominance
The Iowa Legislature or its members polled on the 1908 Republican presidential preference. Roosevelt led by about ten to one, though critics wish to induce him to reconsider the honor. The straw polls signal doubt about success with any other candidate.
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Iowa
Roosevelt
Harriman Bogey Warns Washington on Railroads
The article suggests E. H. Harriman caused the recent stock slump as a warning to Washington to stay off his railroads. It portrays his schemes as dangerous but asserts no immediate danger, stressing that the American people will not permit their prosperity to be undermined.
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E. H. Harriman
Washington
Harriman
Roosevelt
Stock Exchange
Cambridge
William Clancy
Otis Street
Dr. Clancy
State Armory
Chelsea
Fifth Corps Coast Artillery
Walter L. Pratt
Rhode Island Officials Urged to Revise Harsh Epithets
A local opinion notes that Providence County sheriff and Rhode Island governor use coarse language. The writer urges an influential figure to persuade them to submit their letters for revision to restore effect and decorum.
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Providence County
Rhode Island
Trolley Access to Middlesex Fells Proposed
A new Metropolitan Park Commission location for the Elevated Railway Co would open the Middlesex Fells region to trolley travel from Boston. Spot Pond becomes reachable from Scollay Square, promising easy trips for city dwellers without personal conveyances.
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Middlesex Fells
Metropolitan Park Commission
Elevated Railway Company
Boston
Spot Pond
Scollay Square
Middleest
Fells
Elevated Line Near Blue Hill Reservation Opens Access
The piece notes trolley access skirts the reservation and calls for improved transport to bring Boston closer to the pleasure ground. It credits the electric car extension to the Blue Hill reservation as a public boon and predicts Middlesex Fells will similarly boost access.
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Boston
Blue Hill Reservation
Middlesex Fells
Metropolitan District inquiry could aid Boston and state
Mayor Fitzgerald urged the Legislature to fund a wide study on improving the metropolitan district. The plan would assess public works to boost foreign commerce domestic trade manufacturing and housing with state share of costs. President Eliot supports a Commonwealth wide benefit perspective.
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Fitzgerald
Legislative Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Boston
Commonwealth
Eliot
New England
Day of rest gains broad religious support in Sunday law talks
Clergy from multiple creeds join in a consensus on a weekly rest, stressing humanitarian grounds over dogma. They favor recognizing a day of rest while allowing flexibility if Sunday-work is required for public needs. The committee recommends a provision aligned with traditional Sunday observance.
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Legislative Committee
George A. Gordon
O’callaghan
Herbert Johnson
Baptist Church
Commonwealth
Frederick J. Stanley
Dorchester
Stanley
New York
Japan
Miss Jean Dickinson to Wed Today in Brookline Church
A noon ceremony will unite Miss Jean Dickinson of Brookline a noted horsewoman in Greater Boston and Mr William Carey Marble a wealthy ranch owner of Los Angeles Cal at Harvard Congregational Church Brookline The groom comes from a prominent social circle and the wedding promises a high society affair.
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Jean Dickinson
Brookline
Greater Boston
Bud
William Carey Marble
Los Angeles
Cal
Harvard Congregational Church
Me chanic's Building Auto Show Baffles Buyer
A visitor at Mechanics' Building Auto Show describes the overwhelming 80 makes on display and the tedious sales pitches. Agents tout fanciful features like the Whizzitts and the Flitting Fairy while the narrator seeks a practical spring touring car. He leaves without purchasing, overwhelmed by the barrage of exotic jargon and exaggerated claims.
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Mechanics’ Building
Locomotor Ataxia Car Company
H. P
Mt. Washington
Hasty Pudding Ptouring Pear Company
Funeral of the year and nature's cyclic grace
Poem reflecting on winter fading into spring, death and rebirth as nature returns. It contemplates seasons, faith, and the promise of renewal through divine trust, ending with gratitude for life’s passage. The piece contrasts decay with spiritual hope and a call to seek guidance from God.
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Tropic Bower
Sunny Isle
Boston real estate boom sparks assessor scrutiny and big buys
Observant Citizen notes property purchases in Boston at double or triple assessed values, including a $62,000 estate bought for $100,000 and a $100,000 property sold for $200,000. The mayor promises an assessor to verify the claims. The piece also reports on a Tremont Temple mock trial prep and local social scenes, from a Beacon Hill thief to a crowded automobile show and notes on local figures.
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A. D. S. Bell
Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange
Boston
Dorchester Citizens Demand New Dudley Street Station
Dorchester residents raise opposition to remodeling plans for the old Dudley street station and push for a new station. Business leaders and daily travelers back a mass meeting set for March 14 at the Municipal building Upham's Corner Columbia road to seek action.
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Dorchester
Dudley Street
Municipal
Upham’s Corner
Columbia Road
The Visitors Room at the Hospital
In a dim visitors’ room two strangers share a tense wait for news. A mother speaks of her son Jim after appendicitis and sudden death, while a wife waits for her own husband’s critical report and eventual recovery. A quiet bond forms as dawn approaches.
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Jim
Jims
Love Dilemma Advice From Mildred Champagne
A 20 year old writes seeking guidance after his girlfriend favors another man. The columnist urges persistence and steady attention, arguing the best man stays longest and that competition fuels worthwhile pursuits, including love.
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Miss Champagne
Young American Proclaims Presidential Path for All
In a public exchange, an American asserts that every boy born in the republic can become President. A British tourist retorts that the President must be at least 40 years old, challenging the speaker's idea.
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Catholic Standard and Times
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