Boston Post 1909 Rate Sheet and Publication Details
The Boston Post announces subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions with prices for various terms and lists Canada postage. It notes office location at 259 Washington St Boston and advises payments by check or money order to the Post Publishing Company.
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Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Mass
THE
Sunday Post
Canada
Beaton
Post’ Publishing Company
The Senatorial Fly Wheel Committee in the Senate
The creation of a committee on public expenditures in the United States Senate signals a necessary stabilizing authority. This fly wheel would regulate spending to match available resources, with Crane of Massachusetts among its strongest members indicating a conservative purpose and hopeful potential.
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United States Senate
Pople
Senate
Massachusetts
W. M. Crane
The Lynn Agreement Promotes Industrial Partnership
The Lynn plan for factory cooperation in Lynn shoe plants envisions a true partnership of labor and capital where hands and minds contribute skills and earnings alike. Differences may arise, but force is gone, replaced by negotiation for both local and international harmony.
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Lynn
Eliot Ambassador Fund Question Sparks Debate
The proposed fund to finance Charles W. Eliot as U S ambassador to Great Britain faces doubt over its acceptance. Supporters argue it honors Eliot, but critics say it must not finance pomp or social duties tied to wealth. If offered the post, Eliot should serve as a public representative, not a showcase of wealth.
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Charles W. Eliot
United States
Great Britain
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Horace Greeley
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Boston
Stub Penn
Notable Public Opinion Victories on Budget and Infected Beef
A Boston Post guided review highlights the mayor and City Council budget clash with the mayor proposing half a million in cuts and gains for street work and a hospital power plant. Attorney General Malone supports Massachusetts beef infection law and urges strict enforcement, praising public opinion's influence and opposing any weakening of the 1908 statute.
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Jamaica Plain
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City Trail
Dana Malone
Boston Post
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Parker
Moorfield Storey
Malone
House of Representatives
Draper
Peters
State Cattle Bureau
State Board of Health
Massachusetts
H. W. Wiley
Agricultural Bureau
Washington
Beacon Hill
Billboard curb billboards on Beacon Hill urged
The legislature debates curbing the billboard nuisance with a proposed rule: no more than two consecutive miles of billboards on a boulevard, with breaks to reveal what lies behind. Suggestions include height limits relative to the houses behind and prohibiting flanking placements that obscure the street. Also includes a humorous letter about macaroni etiquette from Worcester Massachusetts.
The Ideal Summer Home on Massachusetts Shore
The article notes President Tait seeks a fullest realization of summer comforts. He pursues a residence on the Massachusetts shore, where locals have developed an ideal seaside retreat with genial sea views and picturesque shore abutments edged by fragrant woods and retreating promontories.
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Tait
Massachusetts
Taft Invited to Summer Home on Massachusetts Coast
The passage praises a pastoral fertile district with fine roads and constant electric communication. It asserts President Taft will not find a more suitable summer home along the U S littoral, noting a welcoming hand already extended to him.
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Taft
United States
Massachusetts
Nothing Doing Drummer Joke at Dry Town Bar
A wry joke about a drummer in a dry town. A hotel clerk quips that there is no chance to get spirits, playing on prohibition and spirits as both ghostly and alcoholic.
Snow on Vesuvius Brightens Naples Then Winds Douse City
Captain Carter of the White Star liner Canopic recalls Naples two weeks ago when Mt. Vesuvius was blanketed in snow. A gale drenched the city as rain protectors wrecked and umbrella sales boomed. Maple sugar appears on sale but ads question Vermont purity amid dust and midwinterlike drifts in Jamaica Plain and nearby towns.
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Naples
Mt. Vesuvius
Crater
Jamaica Plain
Roslindale
West Roxbury
Vermont
Boston Society Notes Amid Snow and Public Life
The report recalls sugar season delays in Vermont due to deep snow and highlights a Somerset Tameheon Club meeting with Lt Governor Frothingham and Senate President Allen Treadway among attendees. It mentions a late weather storm, a West Somerville lawn sign, a Newton-Boston car fare trick, a lone skater by Jamaica Pond, a checkers match between Kanellopulous and Arancio, and urban bath talks for boys led by Dr Donoghue. Colonel M. Almy Aldrich visits the Boston Press Club en route to St Louis.
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Somerset
Association of
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Frothingham
W. Clifton Jones
Allen T. Treadway
Senate
Walter S. Glidden
Governors Council
Charles B. Moseley
W. N. Hall
C. A. Ballou
Henry Kuilins
Federal Building
Bath Department
Francis Donoghue
Cabot Street
Bores and Baseball: Buck Out With Arm Injury
Francis Buck, a popular semi professional baseball player, will miss a large part of the year due to a painful right arm injury needing careful treatment. Mayor elect William Fr. Brooks of Cambridge is out of town for a few days and the inaugural address will be written in his absence.
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Francis Buck
William Fr. Brooks
Cambridge
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