Boston Post subscription rates and office notices
The Boston Post announces subscription rates ahead of daily, six month, and three month terms and offers The Post at seasonal prices. It lists office contact numbers and subscription payment rules, including advance payment and discontinuation policy.
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Post Publishing i
MARC
Washington St
Boston
Mass
Oe Post
Postoffice
Maia
Post Publishing Company
Taft Partisans Accuse Opponents of Bryan Bolting
On Beacon Hill leaders in Taft circles charge rivals with planning to bolt for Bryan if Taft is nominated. The exchange is described as torrid for the season and, with delegate conventions still ahead, worry grows over possible escalation of acrimony as the real battle approaches.
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Taft
Beacon Hill
Bryan
Bill grants Porto Ricans U S citizenship debated in Washington
A bill introduced in Congress declares Porto Ricans as United States citizens, praised as overdue recognition. The piece argues the status is an anomaly and cites Puerto Rican children educated to sing America while urging passage.
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Washington
United States
Republic
America
Sunday observance bill would require police certification
A legislative committee reports a bill allowing municipalities to license public entertainments but only after the state police chief certifies the show fits Sunday observance. The bill shifts a heavy ethical burden onto police, questioning the era’s stance on charitable entertainments.
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Legislative Committee On Legal Affairs
Care of the insane prompts alarms over treatment lapses
A Laurens school shooting and a State House assault highlight lax care of the insane. An incapacitated woman under alienists care killed her associate and herself while planning a sanitarium transfer, and had access to firearms. Officials urge watchful restraint and safer oversight.
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Laurens School
Audubon Road
State House
Inquiry at Washington Clears Some Navy Faults
The Washington inquiry into the U S Navy backs parts of the criticisms that started the probe. Testimony confirms claims of faulty construction including a low armor belt line and instability in turrets with exposed ammunition hoists, while Navy design bureaus defend their work.
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Washington
United States Navy
Navy Department
Naval construction debate pits marooning against congressional praise
The dispute over naval construction argues for harsh punishment by marooning the critic or a vote of thanks from Congress. Meanwhile target practice at Magdalena Bay continues satisfactorily.
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Congress
Magdalena Bay
Boston pledges thorough school fire protection checks
The city will examine school appliances for fire protection under the Mayor with prompt fixes for any defects. Following Cleveland’s Collinwood fire, Boston seeks full, practical investigations rather than sensationalism and supports immediate remedies to safeguard children. The School House Commission’s assurances are weighed against facts yet to be confirmed.
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Cleveland
Boston
Collinwood
Merger Opposition from New England Shoe and Leather Association
Massachusetts industrial leaders oppose a Boston and Maine and New Haven merger. They warn the consolidation would reduce competition, raise transportation costs, hinder development and service improvements, and should be blocked by definitive legislation. They present themselves as representative of heavy manufacturers and large labor users.
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New England Shoe and Leather Association
Boston & Maine
New Haven
Massachusetts
Beacon Hill
Among the Churches of Greater Boston
Various church and academic events in Boston area churches and institutions. Professors Brown and Lyon study Samaria excavations with Turkish permission. Celebrations, lectures, and institutes announced across Newton Centre Park Street Dudley Street and other venues with noted speakers and schedules.
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Greater Boston
Charles Rufus Brown
Newton Theological Institute
PD. G. Lyon
Harvard University
Samaria
Palestine
First Baptist Church of
Newton Centre
Nathaniel E. Woods
the Baptist Seminary
The
Evangelical Alliance
Park Street
O. P. Gifford
Brookline
New England Brotherhood
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Cole
House of Representatives
Those Who Think Revenge Is Sweet
Columnist Newton Newkirk reflects on revenge and human folly in a concise moral vignette. The piece uses a witty aphorism about taste and justice to question harsh impulses and urge restraint.
Is today ahead of tomorrow or vice versa
A humor filled exchange explains that the order of today and tomorrow depends on where time begins. The piece toyingly notes two vantage points from 1 AD and 5000 AD, showing how perception flips whether we move forward or backward in time.
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Newt
Mansfield
Ignoramus
Danvers
Terene
Pearl Ring Missing Hurts Love then Renewed Forging
A man recounts losing Hazel’s pearl engagement ring after a quarrel and a dismissal note. He secretly borrows a second ring to copy its design, mails it to Hazel, reconciles with her, and replaces the original diamond ring on her finger, restoring happiness.
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Hazel
New York
Irish Lyrics From Love in a Village Ballad
Poem fragment describing a jolly miller on the River Dee who worked and sang from morning to night. The refrain echoes carefree mood and a line about nobody caring for him or that no one cares for me.
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Dee
Pearl Ring Reward Ad Sparks Secret Identity Question
The narrator recalls an anonymous ad offering a reward for a pearl ring found on the 10th. He contemplates revealing the finder but balks at exposing himself to reward distribution, recalling Hazel’s memory of their last good night and pondering the true value beyond the lost bauble.
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Hazel
Werner
Observant Citizen Causten Browne Resigns as Senior Warden
The Observant Citizen notes Causten Browne resigns due to ill health and Henry M. Upham is elected to fill the vacancy at the Church of the Messiah. It also mentions Victor A. Delamere seeking a Grand Opera House appearance, Governor Guild's illness, bath department pianists, and William Craven the high salaried musician from England.
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Causten Browne
Church of the Messiah
Henry M. Upham
Magee
Grand Opera House
Victor A. Delamere
England
Delamere
Singland
William Craven
Keith
Crystal Palace
Bradford
Leap Year Romances on Winds and Stares
A fragment poem recalls a girl’s secret longing for a proposal while weighing a flirtatious snared romance. She recalls kissing Jack on the stairs and watches his warm, roguish reactions as she delays confessing her feelings.
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Washington, D. C
Boston Central Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Congress of the United States
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Roxbury
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James M. O’brien
Joseph M. Daly
Reep
Franklin Park
Torbert F. Keenan
Boe
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Pratdfeddopppfiood
George McManus
Lovey
Yne
Sunday Post
May Emery Hall
Talbot Avenue
Dorchester
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
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Mother
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Chae
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Beacon Street
Encyelopaedia Britannica
Boston Post Bureau
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