Boston Post publication details and rates
The Boston Post lists circulation terms for Daily and Sunday editions with subscription prices. It notes rates for Canada and foreign copies, postage charges, and advance payment policy. Editorial and business offices are given with contact numbers and advertising details.
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Post Publishing Company
Largest Newspaper Press Plant in New England
Quote from Robert Hoe praising The Boston Post for owning the largest newspaper printing plant in New England and the largest press in the world, highlighting the company’s industrial scale and prestige.
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Boston Post
New England
Robert Hoe
R. Hoe & Co
Motor trucks showcase progress in gasoline and electric power
The article notes rapid progress in motor truck adoption at a Mechanics' building show. It contrasts past experiments with numerous standard makes now available in varied sizes and prices. Officials argue trucks will replace horses due to speed, economy, and humanitarian benefits.
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Mechanics’ Building
Doctor Samuel A. Green Celebrates 82nd Birthday
The Boston historic figure Dr. Samuel A. Green marks his 82 years of life and continued work at the Massachusetts Historical Society. The Post lauds his cheerful spirit, active town travels, and ongoing literary efforts.
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Samuel A. Green
Boston
Green
Massachusetts Historical Society Rooms
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Remember the Maine Remember the Maine burial at sea off Cuba
A memorial article recalls the last burial of the old battleship Maine in deep waters near Cuba. It honors the sailors who died and condemns relic traders while urging Americans to pause and remember the fallen with reverence.
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Maine
The Poor People Despair of U S Voters Says Beveridge
Senator Beveridge laments U S voters quality and virility while warning that the powers of pillage block Theodore Roosevelt from a third term. He notes history shows free people secure their wishes against hidden influences. He cites Munsey papers linking strong desire for Roosevelt to continued leadership.
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Senator Beveridge
United States
Indianapolis
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Greatest medical plant rising near Harvard Medical School
Boston advances a vast medical complex in Fenway within half a mile of Harvard Medical School. Five new hospitals and existing medical buildings form the largest single group devoted to healing, signaling Boston's continued supremacy in medicine and surgery.
New York Legislature Debates Public Square Deal Bill
The New York Legislature wrestles with a bill aimed at giving the public a square deal. The proposal outlines standard measures and basic consumer protections to ensure fair practices.
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New York
Blic
Honest measures proposed to ensure fair packaging in trade
The article argues for marking quantities on packages so buyers know exactly what they get. It contends a pound package should contain a true pound and that honest dealers face no hardship. It notes manufacturers favor the law to curb dishonest competition and protect consumers.
Wiley’s resignation roils pure food watchdog role
The article reports the resignation of Dr. Harvey M. Wiley, head of the U S Department of Agriculture chemistry bureau, amid debate over departmental interference and his career prospects. It notes the public loss to the service and the challenge in selecting a capable successor.
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Harvey M. Wiley
Chemistry Bureau
United States
Wiley
Department of Agriculture
McCabes
Reform of Patent Laws Seen Following Supreme Court Ruling
The piece argues that the Supreme Court decision on patent monopolies will trigger a major overhaul of patent law. Inventors large and small view current statutes as oppressive and hindering progress, with protective patents serving as costly obstacles. A properly chosen commission could study the issue and yield useful reforms.
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United States Supreme Court
Virginia vows vengeance for Hillsville court killings
The text calls for avenging the massacre of Judge Massie Commonwealth's Attorney Foster and Sheriff Webb by mountain outlaws who struck the Hillsville courthouse. It urges swift punishment to deter terrorism and uphold the law, insisting the judicial process endures despite such crimes.
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Massie
Commonwealth
Foster
Webb
Hillsville
Should one patent a product and control its use
A verse asks if courts can grant patents that dictate how buyers use items from trousers to sauerkraut and musty mustard. It questions whether patent holders can restrict how products like go carts are used by specific groups and ages, highlighting the limits of ownership and design rights.
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Tom W. Jackson
New York Presse
High Court
Cambridge Physician Appointed Senior at Diphtheria Hospital
Cambridge Mayor J Edward Barry named Dr P J Fleming of North Cambridge senior physician at the Cambridge Diphtheria Hospital. A Cambridge boy and widely esteemed, he studied in the city schools and graduated from Georgetown University and Tufts College Medical School.
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Cambridge
J. Edward Barry
P. J. Fleming
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Fleming
University City
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Georgetown University
Tufts College Medical School
Countess Calls on Taft at White House
Washington March 15 The Countess of Iok visited the White House and was introduced to President Taft by Representative Levy of New York.
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Countess of Iok
White Ho
Tat
Representative Levy
New York
Roosevelt dam a vast public work of irrigation and pride
The Roosevelt dam in Arizona is described as the world’s greatest irrigation project and a monument to public works. It spans 1080 feet with a driveable dam and bridges, cost over 9 million dollars, and will irrigate about 190000 acres plus 50000 more with pumping. Built from 1903 and dedicated in 1911, it reshaped Roosevelt town and created the world’s largest artificial lake on Salt River.
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Roosevelt Dam
California
Grand Canyon
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Mesa
United States Reclamation Service
Salt
Roosevelt
Tonto Creek
Neight Picture
Massachusetts
Chester W. Smith
Smith
Clinton
Mass
Metropolitan Water Service
Pyramids
Egypt
Bazaar of Oddities and Humorous Sketches Across The Page
A collage of humorous quips and comic vignettes spans from hypnotism claims to bootleg cigars and a rambling tale of Betsy Jane in a rural pastiche. The piece blends satire on fashion, slang, and stage show antics with an adlike plug for a wax figure collection and a trained kangaroo act.
Aramus Ward's Courtship From Artemus Ward Boo
A cropped reminiscence recalls courtship feelings in spring across Betsy Jane and Aramus Ward families. The narrator describes farm misfortunes cows mares and measles as shared experiences and Sundays together as neighbors mingle amid affectionate jokes and family ties.
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Betsy Jane
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