Boston Post masthead and billing details
The page presents the Boston Post publication data from March 1910 including office address 259 Washington St Boston Mass subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, Canada copy price, class matter status, payment instructions and editor notice with publisher as B A Grozier.
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Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Mass
The
Sunday Post
Canada
Post Office
Post Publishing Company
Menelik of Abyssinia Defended Autonomy Against Britain
The late King Menelik of Abyssinia proved Africa can govern itself. Though aided by England, he asserted independence, defeated Italy at Adona, and secured the title King of Kings and Conquering Lion of Judah. Abyssinia’s strategic value for England remains noted.
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Menelik
Abyssinia
England
Britain
Italy
Adona
Ethiopia
Lion of Judah
Lords Fight to Preserve Veto Power in Uproar Over Reform
British peers defend their veto as debate opens on resolutions aimed at stripping it. Balfour argues Conservatives would repeal any change on return to power. The piece questions whether Lords would remain merely decorative without veto and predicts they will contest any removal.
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House of Commons
Balfour
England
John Bull
Police Listing Calls Early Home Visits In Boston
Boston residents are asked to prepare for the annual police listing as officers visit homes tomorrow a month earlier than in past years. The officer rounds require hard work and citizen cooperation by providing name age occupation and residence details as advertised in recent papers. Although the calling day is April 1 this year the tone remains routine with no special significance.
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Boston
Deadly Grade Crossings Highlight Rail Crossing Dangers
A Waverley accident involving a wedding party underlines ongoing risk at grade crossings over steam railways. Gates and flagmen are sometimes bypassed, and driver carelessness remains a recurring factor in such tragedies.
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Waverley
Mass railroad safety drive spreads from towns to countryside
The campaign to remove steam line hazards advances in larger Massachusetts towns and is set to extend to smaller villages and rural areas swiftly. The work is costly but improves public safety and long term railway convenience.
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Massachusetts
Boston Public Schools Face Rising Costs and Growing Enrollment
Boston faces sharp rises in school expenses as 15 year costs outpace city valuation. Janitors pay more than double and instructors up 94.7 percent while student enrollment climbs, with over 100000 children attending daily. The piece argues for sustaining funding to educate the expanding generation.
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Boston
David A. Ellis
Finance Commission
Exempting Bonds prompts tax principle debate
Editorial urges precise limits if Boston Holding Company bonds are tax exempted. Guard against double taxation while preserving public service rights. Then recounts a Massachusetts tale of an elderly suitor duped by a younger widow, ending with a quip about Father Time.
Love Luck Tokens Promised To Attract Partners
A New York seller offers Persia made love luck tokens for a dollar claiming the round stones make the wearer irresistible to any woman and help a woman wed any man she loves on first sight. The writer questions the scheme but considers requesting a trial token.
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New York
Persia
Hen incubates snakes near West Dennis barn
Samuel Mackenzie found a setting hen shielding six young black snakes under Madam Biddy. He removed the hen, dispatched the snakes with a club, then gave the hen a sharp rebuke for incubating snake eggs, returning to the house in disgust.
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Samuel Mackenzie
West Dennis
Sam
Biddy
Hitle
Mr. Mackenzie
Samuel
Boston City Government Debate Over Commission Rule
The piece notes misinformation on Boston governance under the new city charter. It cites Mr. Bryan questioning Mayor Fitzgerald about whether elected commissioners control departments and are accountable to the public, whether they should be salaried, and if they must devote full time to duties. It concludes Boston is not governed by a commission or a Finance Commission.
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Boston
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Merry Widow
Skeezicks
Bryan
Fitzgerald
Finance
Robert Hulen
Lynn
Cliftondale
Hamilton
Hulen
Medford
Helen
Stanton to Launch New Sunday Post Humorous Department
The prominent humorist Frank L. Stanton will oversee a new department in the Sunday Post. The feature promises high class wit and humor throughout, a source notes.
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Frank L. Stanton
Sunday Post
Little Memoirs Business Man Quotation on Initiative
A brief passage quotes a business man on initiative, stating that true drive shows itself when a task is completed upon command. The line suggests personal accountability and prompt action as essential traits for success.
Observant Citizens and Local Notables Weave Tales
A column of brief items notes Lynn figures like Robert Hulen and Patrick Ahearn, Boston police and church figures, and community concerns. It recalls a fire scene, career praise for attorney Dan O Connell, and civic efforts from Roxbury club chatter to the North End hospital push, with local incidents and social news.
Pompeys Pillar in Alexandria Spurs Ex Presidents Homeward Scene
Ex President Roosevelt’s Nile journey nears end as he departs Alexandria and leaves Pompey’s Pillar, a red granite column standing 98 feet high. The shaft, base, and pedestal show varied workmanship and a Greek inscription suggests the monument to Emperor Diocletian begun in 302 under Pompeius.
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Roosevelt
The
Nile
Pompey
Alexandria
Psammietichus
Seti I
Diocletian
Pompey’s
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Delaware Ins. Co
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Kilby Street
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