Boston Sunday Post notices and subscription details
Daily notice from Post Publishing Co dated March 15 1907 outlines subscription rates including one year two fifty for Sunday Post and half year seventy five cents, office addresses in Boston Massachusetts and editor publisher R P Grozifer. It notes advance payment required and discontinuation on notice.
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Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Mass
Newedealer
Newsday
A. Grozifer
Maine Stands Pat on Liquor Amendment Vote
The Maine House at Augusta refused to put to voters the question of revoking the constitutional liquor sale ban. The action followed alleged threats of disloyalty to the Republican party but signals a belief the people will decide the change when given a chance.
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House of Representatives
Augusta
Maine
Republican Party
The Price of Freedom in a High Society Case
The Goulds contest a $175,000 legal charge in the Countess de Castellane freedom suit. Founders of a vast family defend their ends in a costly battle, rivaling Vanderbilts in Marlborough ties and foreign alliances. The cost of dodging such alliances is high.
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Goulds
Countess de Castellane
Jim Fisk
Vanderbilts
Mysterious disappearance haunts New York stock market
Twenty four leading New York stocks show a loss of 849 million dollars since the year began. Nearly half the decline occurred in the last two days. Analysts seek the fate of the vanished value while noting that real value remains in certain assets since January first.
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New York
Public funds for publicity rightly fall to municipal government
The passage argues that using public money for publicity is an administrative matter and that public opinion should condemn wasteful methods. It asserts the authority to allocate funds for publicity lies with the municipal government.
The Real Danger Amid Stock Market Disturbances
The piece warns that the panic in the stock market could trigger a lasting negative effect on industry. It notes current broad strength in crops, mines, manufacturing, retail trade, and employment, but fears a prolonged agitation’s recoil on overall business.
Overtime bill should be reported and passed at once
The author argues the overtime bill banning night work for women and children is within legislative power and should not be obstructed by constitutional scrutiny. He contends public welfare, morals, and education justify the act, and court review before passage would hinder legislative action.
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Massachusetts
Arkwright Club
Supreme Judicial Court
Supreme Court
Publicity Bureau Bill Backed To Promote Boston
City publicity bill seeks council appropriation to run a bureau advertising Boston as a place to live and a manufacturing center. Bill introduced by Mayor Fitzgerald to aid city improvement efforts. Supporters say public advertising is as rational as marketing bond issues.
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Legislative Committee On Cities
Boston
Fitzgerald
Bryan Wins Warm Reception in Boston as Practical Idealist
William Jennings Bryan received a warm welcome in Boston showing him as a practical idealist beyond party politics. His Tre Mont Temple lecture impressed thoughtful locals, revealing a versatile mind. A visit to the Legislature and Harvard Union talk also highlighted his energy and public appeal.
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William Jennings Bryan
Boston
Tremont Temple
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Harvard Union
All Sorts of CafE Patience and a Cafeteria Snub
A weary young man of wealth enters a first class cafe, orders ridicule of the staff, and complains about menus as the attendant flusters. He claims illness and avoids meals while boasting about looks. The waitress recognizes him as a known light-fingered diner, part of a social crowd.
Roosevelt Trip Told In Campfire Tone Booklet
John Burroughs writes of President Roosevelt and a Yellowstone Park trip in spring 1903 in Camping With President Roosevelt. A Rough Rider letter from Arizona is recounted with a humorous line about shooting at his wife. Standard Oil stock fluctuations are attributed to John D. Rockefeller mood and a playful price boost.
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Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Roosevelt
John Burroughs
Yellowstone Park
Tom John
Arizona
Standard Oil
John D. Rockefeller
John D
Broadway
Jeremiah J. McCarthy
Expressmen’s League
John F. Fitzgerald
McCarthy
John A. Sullivan
Jeremiah
Rockefeller Fund Boycott Proposed by Thomas W Phillips
Thomas W Phillips former congressman from Newcastle Penn calls a boycott of the 43 million Rockefeller education fund He urges ordinary donors to withhold all contributions to schools colleges and churches that solicit or accept Rockefeller dollars He says Rockefeller aims to bribe teachers and thinkers to gain influence.
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Washirington
John D. Rockefeller
Thomas W. Phillips
Newcastle
Penn
Phillips
Rockefeller
Irish Flag Donated to St Patrick's Society in Roxbury
This evening a green Irish flag will be donated to St Patrick's Total Abstinence and Literary Society of Roxbury by James J Denehy Hubert F Mellyn Thomas F Phelan Patrick D Walsh and John Slattery. The flag will be raised from 461 Dudley Street to mark St Patrick's Day.
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St. Patrick’s Total
Owl in Cambridge parks a sober spotted omen
In Cambridge near the university an owl perched high on the Washington elm drew amused commentary from two boys and a bystander. The piece weaves small town vignettes from theater acts to maritime news and local chatter, ending with an update on actress Miss Scheff and railroads’ harsh winter.
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Cambridge
University
Washington
Mildred Champagne Talks On Love And Sentiment
Advice column excerpt where a young student seeks help after a junior girl rebuffs his advances. Mildred Champagne counsels that persistent pursuit is inappropriate and suggests letting her be while noting the writer’s cadet officer status as context.
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Mildred Champagne
Miss Champagne
Questioning Lies and Women’s Truth in Public Debate
A reader challenges a column asserting women lie and deceive due to lack of liberty. The writer defends women’s honesty, cites historic female contributions, and invites readers to share opinions on whether women are more prone to deceit than men.
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Miss Champagne
Schopenhauer
Fritzi Scheff relapses delaying stage return
New York reports Fritzi Scheff is in serious condition at the St. Regis. Her manager Charles Dillingham fears she will be unable to perform for months though recovery is possible.
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Montreal
New York
Fritzai Scheff
The
St. Regis
Charles Dillingham
Ida Brooks Hunt
Woodland
Edna May
Mary Anderson
Lina Abarbanel
Edna Wallace Hopper
Triplets Born to Mr and Mrs E J Day in Providence
Providence March 14 the stork visited Edward J Day at 31 San the street delivering triplets two girls and a boy joining the couple to make five. doctors report all five doing well. this marks the 16th set of triplets born in providence in the last 51 years.
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Providence
R. I
Edward J. Day
San the Street
The Miner’s Fortune and the Miner’s Truth
A man confronts a fatal moral dilemma after discovering a dead prospector’s mine. He contemplates defrauding distant heirs yet plans to keep the wealth for a virtuous life. A haunting reveal uncovers the dead man’s true relation to him, forcing a confession on the hillside.
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Rockies
Mississippi
Alleghanies
Life Saver Meets Death as Gowanburn Beached Off Long Island
The cargo steamer Gowanburn ran aground near Great South Beach Long Island. Helmsman Edward Johnson was swept overboard and drowned as rescuers battled heavy seas. Seventeen Chinese crewmen were landed by breeches buoy while 18 white crew remained aboard. pumps clogged and the vessel’s fate uncertain. Tugs stood by through the night.
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New York
Gowanburn
Great South Beach
Long Island
Edward Johnson
Forbes
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