Boston Post Publishing Co offers daily and Sunday rates 1910
The Boston Post announces subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions. Daily rates include one year at $6.00, six months $3.00, three months $1.50, and one month 50 cents. Sunday edition yearly $2.50, six months $1.25, three months 75 cents. Foreign copies to Canada at 5 cents per copy. Subscriptions must be prepaid and handled via Post Publishing Co. Contact details list editorial and business offices at 1904–1905 Main Street.
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Csnada
Pont- Sfier
Roston
Mass
Post Publishing Company
Why Not the Others Why Not the Others in City Scandal Case
A young woman was found guilty of providing improper chances to select men in the city. The evidence is deemed sufficient and the jury’s finding stands. Prosecution should extend to others who hired or witnessed the performances, not punish the woman alone.
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Anna Gallagher
Robert Hmmet
Here
Ireland
Hmerald Isle
Gallagher
Daniel O'Connell
Unity Heights
Anrish Hall of Fame
James J. Maguire
Bowron College
Father Maguire
Senatorship and Bond Scheme Sparks Senate Committee Tension
A prominent Senator, unnamed by print, warns Speaker Walker could lose two to three Senators on his direct nominations bill due to opposition to Governor Draper's Holding Company bond plan. The Post disputes the claim and calls for duty over personal pique in legislative voting.
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Walker
Draper
Commonwealth
General Court
Foss for Congress Signals Massachusetts Reform Voice
An editorial urges voters in the 14th district to elect Mr. Foss to the House, framing the race as a mandate against tariffs and party inertia. It argues a Foss victory would rebuke tariff policies, reinforce reform, and reflect Massachusetts’ historic role as a beacon for national policy changes.
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14Th Congressional District
House
Representative Lovering
Canada
Foss
Massachusetts
House of Representatives
14Th
Mr Foss
Bay
Washington
Republican Party
Lodge
Voice
America
Mr. Foss
Stand for Principles in Massachusetts Battle
The passage argues that opposition to Buchanan is driven not by personal dislike but by higher issues. It claims that his victory would block essential principles and force Massachusetts to insist on a proper settlement.
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Foss
Buchanan
Massachusetts
Telephone rate readjustment report praised for thoroughness
The Jackson report to the Highway Commission on Boston area telephone rate changes follows the Post petition and hearings. It favors zone based interchanges and shifts burden to heavy users while benefiting moderate income households. Upcoming Highway Commission hearings are expected to reveal any fallacies in the analysis.
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Jackson
Highway Commission
Boston
Post
New York
Tax on incomes or living costs in national need debate
The piece weighs Foss favoring income tax and Lodge backing tax on necessaries as a national need measure. It notes Massachusetts considers an income tax amendment and cites Payne Aldrich tariff as making living costs high while wage earners suffer and investment incomes prosper. It questions why emergency income tax should be forbidden and living costs taxed instead.
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Massachusetts
Republican Congress
Grand Opera and Spaghetti Preview with Caruso in Boston
The Sphinx column touts on March 28 a Boston Grand Opera House engagement by Caruso with the Metropolitan Opera Company. It notes Caruso’s famed appetite for spaghetti, Toscanini directing from memory, and introduces Cara Ezet a Turkish wrestler, detailing a comic mix of entertainment and athletic feats.
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Boffeo Caruso
Boston
Metropolitan Opera Company
Grand Opera House
Caruso
Monseignor Finien
Ito
Toscanini
Rice and Wages Debate on Labor Compensation
Senator Lodge warns that rice diets and four cent daily wages would undermine fair pay. The article argues Americans demand high standards, quality meals, and strong labor compensation, praising the republic’s growth and opposing a return to low wage conditions. It urges progress by looking to the United States’ development.
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Lodge
United States
Little Memoirs Business Fun Quote Echoes Craft
A brief feature highlights a motto about value in process: there is more fun in making good than in having made good. The note frames a writerly or entrepreneurial mood, emphasizing effort over outcome.
Millbury Votes Wet as Worcester County Licenses Change
Worcester March 21 Millbury was the sole Worcester county town to shift from dry to wet on today’s license vote. The six towns weighed the issue, with Millbury alone changing status amidst the statewide liquor question.
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Worcester
Millbury
Worcester County
Smith of Monomoy
James P. Smith, keeper of the Monomoy Point light, died last Saturday after extinguishing the lamp at dawn. The poem recalls his faithful service protecting mariners from Pollock’s Rip and laments the loss of the devoted keeper whose courage and duty guided ships through danger.
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Charles
O' Neil
James P. Smith
Monomor Point
Monomor
Tius
Smith
The Theban Necropolis Visit by Colonel Roosevelt
Chief anons the antiquities to be seen on Roosevelts side trip to Thebes The Theban Necropolis on the Nile western bank includes the Ramesseum temple built by Rameses II The temple walls bear inscriptions that illuminate wars with the Hittites and royal campaigns in Southern Palestine The first court housed the Colossus of Rameses once weighing over 1500 tons The colossal head of another statue found near the temple is in the British Museum The temple interiors depict the Festival of Min and images of Ptah Mont and Atum with Hittite war scenes
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Colonel Roosevelt
Theban
Nile
Ramesseum
Rameses
Ammon
Temple
Rameses II
Palestine
Egypt
British Museum
Min
Ptah
Mont
Atum
Vernal equinox arrives amid old winter reminiscences
The Observant Citizen notes signs of spring amid lingering winter scenes along Tremont street and Revere Beach. It mentions mild weather drawing crowds, a Milton A. A basketball gathering, and various local anecdotes from musicians to Owl society plans.
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Tremont Street
Revere Beach
Savings Bank Noticeurch Bank Book Verification Window
Special notice from Eliot Five Cents Savings Bank requests depositors to present their books for verification between March 21 and May. Mail-in books will be immediately returned. Treasurer Franklin Fe Granger issues the notice from Boston on March 16, 1910.
Suffolk Savings Bank Notice to Depositors 1910
Notice to depositors of Suffolk Savings Bank for Seamen and Others at 1 Tremont Street Boston calling in books for verification per Section 43 Chapter 590 Acts of 1908. Depositors to present books between March 71 and May 21 1910. books may be sent by mail and returned promptly. Lewis R. Tucker, treasurer. Boston March 19 1910.
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Suffolk Savings Bank
Tremont Street
Boston
Massachusetts
Lewis R. Tucker
Reas
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