San Gabriel Valley Shines as California Garden Spot
The San Gabriel Valley shown as fertile and scenic with orange groves and snowcapped mountains. Travelers are invited to explore via rail or car, visit the San Gabriel Mission, and enjoy prolific vineyards and exotic flora amid a Greece-like climate.
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San Gabriel
Rhine
Italy
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Boston Post issues March 18 1912 subscription rates
Subscription rates listed for daily and Sunday editions. Rates include yearly options, half year and quarter options, plus Canada and foreign per-copy charges. Address and contact details for the Boston Post Publishing Company and editors are provided.
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Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Mass
Sunday Post
Canada
Postoffice
Mase
Post Publishing Company
Largest News Paper Plant Located in New England
Quoted boast from Robert Hoe of R Hoe & Co announcing that The Boston Post now possesses the largest newspaper printing plant in New England and the largest press in the world.
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Boston Post
New England
Robert Hoe
R. Hoe & Co
Dr. Eliot Absent From Harvard Commencement
For the first time since taking the Harvard presidency Dr. Charles W. Eliot will miss June commencement due to appendicitis. He will not return to America until August, drawing regret yet gratitude that his absence is not linked to illness beyond his control.
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Harvard University
Charles W. Eliot
America
Let It Alone on Boston Common Preservation
An opinion piece denounces a spring proposal to cut a sunken avenue through Boston Common linking West Street to Charles, arguing the public will not tolerate any plan that bisects the Common and harms its unity and beauty. It urges preserving the breathing space and discourages sunken or elevated boulevards.
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Boston Common
West Street
Charles
Boston
New York Assembly Votes to Repeal Federal Income Tax Amendment
The Republican Assembly of New York votes to rescind ratification of the federal income tax amendment. Legal authorities question binding effect if the Senate concurs, noting precedents favor state can't change while pending. The article also notes the Senate's similar Democratic strength and broader political implications.
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New York
Senate
New York Senate
Enet
Infernal machine sent to Judge Rosalsky sparks murder fear
A dispatch argues the device sent to New York Judge Rosalsky may stem from an irresponsible crank or a saner, more malicious intent to kill him. The Brandt case ties to the judge, raising concern that sending anonymous packages to public figures could precede violent acts.
Controversy Centered on Wounding of Court Inspector
The passage portrays a central figure in a sharp dispute as dangerous and needing treatment, and laments procedures failing to prevent the attack on the inspector. It calls for punishment for the perpetrator, regardless of sanity, highlighting threats to law and court safety.
Move to enlarge Boston school board opposed in Legislature
The Post argues against increasing Boston’s school committee from five to nine, noting overall solid performance by the current board but warning against diluting general oversight. It cites risks of fragmentation into subcommittees and urges Legislature to resist change.
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Boston
the Post
Boston School Board
Taft Attends Boston Evacuation Day and St Patrick’s Day
Boston marks Evacuation Day and St Patrick’s Day with President Taft as guest of the city and the Charitable Irish Society. The piece notes Irish-American history with Washington at Dorchester Heights and optimistic support for Ireland’s independence as celebrations continue.
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Boston
St. Patrick’s Day
United States
Taft
Howe
Washington
Dorchester Heights
Ireland
Admiral Melville Dies After Long Naval Career
Rear Admiral George Wallace Melville, who retired nine years ago, died yesterday. He gained early fame in the Civil War and later led Arctic expeditions that found Jeannette expedition records and De Long’s remains. He designed over 100 warships and was known for his strong opinions and patriotism.
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George Wallace Melville
Melville
Arctic
Jeannette
de Long
Dr. Cook
Resignation of Dr. Wiley Spurs Call for Clean Up at Agriculture
Editorial argues Wiley’s departure highlights corrupt practices in the Bureau of Chemistry and the broader Department of Agriculture. It criticizes Secretary Wilson as unable to implement needed reforms and urges the President to order a decisive house cleaning to prevent greater harm.
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Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Ballinger
Wilson
Wearing of the green and a witty food proposal
The piece blends St Patrick’s Day pageantry with satirical humor on price of living. It notes the President’s visit and Patrick’s day celebrations in Boston, then pivots to a spoof column proposing flank and frontal steaks and hoof stew as cost-cutting fixes, ending with a playful comic Q and A about whether such eating would be worthwhile.
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St. Patrick
England
South Boston
Steenth
Carter
Cow Trust
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Theodore Roosevelt
U. S
Ananias Club
Mayor Carter Solves Cost of Living With Flank Steak
A satirical note claims Mayor Carter Harrison of Chicago credits flank steak with solving high living costs. The piece wryly describes meat prices as absurdly low and jokes about flank steak's natural habitat on cattle.
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Harrison
Chicago
Ill tempered man heads to Halifax after leaving event
A fragment describes a man who was chilly and ill tempered to the fire then hitched up his belongings and traveled to Halifax where he had acquaintances.
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Halifax
Artemus Ward Holiday Oration Hums Morality in Wartime Echo
A reprinted speech mimicking Artemus Ward extols Washington as an exemplary leader who never slept over. It urges vigilance against public excess, warns against chasing hype, and urges abandonment of vice. The speaker praises New England women and closes with a plea for virtue and happiness.
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G. Washington
Whitch
Washington
George
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