Boston Post March 27 1907 front page notice
The Boston Post issued on March 27 1907 lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, require advance payment, and provides office contact details. It notes second class matter status and instructs readers to address payment and delivery inquiries to the Post Publishing Company in Boston.
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Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Masa
THE
Sunday Post
Postoffice
Mase
Post Publishing Company
Appraisers' Stores Site Sought Before Secretary Cortelyou
The approaching visit of Secretary Cortelyou may solve the site problem for the new United States appraisers' stores at this port. Merchants and importers are urged to agree on a preferred location and present their case to the secretary to avoid another Shaw fiasco.
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Cortelyou
United States
Persecution in Roumania Draws Global Protest
The text condemns the agrarian insurrection in Roumania for slaughter and pillage of Jewish communities, calling it religious persecution not a religious war. It urges a protest by civilized nations, stating the United States should speak as it did to Russia.
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Roumania
Russia
United States
Parasitic Work Moves Forward for Moths
Washington reports Dr. L. O. Howard will sail April 20 to Europe and the East to collect parasite varieties to combat gypsy and brown tail moths. The note warns that releasing locally bred parasites could spark strong interest next season.
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Washington
L. O. Howard
Bureau of Entomology
Department of Agriculture
Europe
East
The Farners and the Deer Bill in Massachusetts
The article notes a legislative bill aiming to curb deer numbers under a prohibitory game law. It argues farmers could protect fields by reducing deer to venison when they invade crops or fruit. If enacted, the bill is expected to curb deer misbehavior and tame the animals.
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Maschusetts
Mayor Forms Commission to Tackle City Garbage Problem
Mayor Fitzgerald assigns control of refuse disposal to a commission led by City Engineer Jackson. The group will include engineers and sanitary experts. They may abate the Fort Hill wharf nuisance and pursue a radical overhaul of waste disposal methods. The mayor seeks detailed reform questions to guide intelligent change.
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Fitzgerald
Jackson
Fort Hill Wharf
Judge Fitzgerald weighs lunacy commission in Thaw case
The judge's plan to appoint a lunacy commission to assess Harry Thaw's mental state is discussed as a prudent path to resolve whether he is sane or insane. The piece stresses protecting both Thaw's rights and the community, noting the death penalty's restraint if mental illness is involved.
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Fitzgerald
Thaw
Public opinion bill rejected by legislative critics
The piece denounces a recessed legislative committee approach and argues the public opinion bill should be voted on this year. It defends the initiative mechanism as strengthening democracy, counters critics from the Massachusetts Constitutional League, and asserts questions will be clearly drafted with minimal extra cost.
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Massachusetts Constitutional League
Back Bay Hotels Raise Board Prices Citing Higher Food Costs
Boston hotel operators announce a weekly two dollar rise in board at Back Bay inns and Brookline houses beginning Sept. 1 as meats and supplies cost more. The Somerset and others plan increases. managers cite a 25 percent surge in kitchen costs over three to four years and broader price shifts in dining.
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Boston
Back Bay
Mr. Richness
Tuileries
Somerset
Copley Square
Cambridge
Haddon Hall
Empire
Erickson
Charlesgate
Canterbury
Buckminster
Carlton
Hemingway
Hampton Court
Wordsworth
Beaconsfield
Brandon Hall
Brookline
Brunswick
Vendome
Llovid del Cielo chosen by Harvard Spanish Society play
The Harvard Spanish Society selected Llovid del Cielo by Vital Aza as its second annual play. The sole Harvard performance is set for April 4 in Brattle Hall Cambridge with dancing afterward and invites of leading New England Spanish figures.
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Harvard Spanish Society
Vital Aza
Harvard
Brattle Hall
Cambridge
New England
Letter From Joe Cone on Postage and Hairy Horse Tale
A long comical letter from Joe Cone of Clam Flats Connecticut chides a correspondent for misaddressed mail and missing postage. He jokes about a moulting horse named Cleopatra and its hair, notes offers to buy the horse, and reflects on future trolley plans and an unfinished ell at his house. The tone remains playful as he signs off from Clam Flats.
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Phnoot
P. O
Joke Cone
Joe Cone
Cleopatra
Noah
Conn
Spring Pomes Column With Advance Notice
The column announces no spring poems today to give readers a rest and says a new batch will appear tomorrow in this feature. It invites readers to submit rhymes on spring if they have one, encouraging written notes to be handed in like a lemon.
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Posta
BE. A. Grozier
Contest editors trim field for $2000 prize
The Post announces its second screening of the booklovers contest candidates reducing from 1200 plus entries to under 300. A minimum 89 percent score is needed to win, with spelling accuracy a key factor. Prizes and results will be declared within two weeks.
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Booklovers
The
Post
Charles Miller
Castle Square Theatre
Miller
Castle Square
Music Hath Charms At The Hotel Breakfast
Taylor warns pianist to change to popular tunes for guests then impulsively cares for her. He later courts her, guiding her path as she gains confidence, while a hotel crowd notes their growing bond and a dramatic romance unfolds through piano, roses, and a quiet confrontation.
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Taylor
Mildred Champagne Advice Eloping Lover Letter
A reader asks Mildred Champagne about eloping with a wealthy young woman. The columnist says both are adults and capable, urges against secrecy, and advises announcing the marriage rather than fleeing, noting outsiders should not interfere. The tone reflects early 20th century newspaper advice columns.
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Frank MacDonough
Beacon Street
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Gertrude O’brien
O'Brien
Algiers
Italy
Miss O’brien
Somerville
Fred L. Bogan
Marine’ Hospital
Chelsea
Ninth Regiment
Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary
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Edgar R. Champlin
Hoseman Sullivan
Brookline Fire Department
Oeen
Atlantic Avenue
Captain Dugan
Thomas F. McCarthy
St. Francis de Sales
Charlestown
Father McCarthy
Bullivan Square
James M. Earle
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
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Catholic Club
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Pino
Hughes Land
Henrietta
Henry Peck
Ethel M. Lorimer
Newhall Street
Malden
Old Colony Trust Co
Old Colony Trust Company
Ames
Massachusetts
Temple Place
Mildred Champagne
Miss Champagne
South Framingham
M. J
Cobb, Bates & Yerxa Co
Summer Street
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