Post Fatattte Democratic Paper New England ty
Post Publishing Co announces the New England Democratic Paper priced at 50 cents for two months 75 cents for one month 2.50 per year and 65 cents for three months. Address and subscription details included with note on payment methods and delivery options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fatattte Democratic
New England
Whitney
Peident
G. Howland Shaw
J. R. Coolidge
Annal
Pawes
Charles D. Homans
Ages Irwin
Henry M. Whitne
James M. Codman
Elizabeth Johns
L. C. Ost
Sarah H. Crocker
Gorhampes
Charles Eliot Guild
Catherine KE. Guild
Elizabeth H. Houghton
Sarah K. Hunt
Francis C. Lowell
J. B. Miller
B.L. Robinson
R. M. Saltonstall
E. P. Lehier
Henry M. Thompson
Lizabeth A. Turner
Woman's Relief Corps
Post boasts guaranteed circulation by industry bodies
The Daily Post proclaims itself the only Boston newspaper with circulation guaranteed by Printers' Ink Guarantee Star and the Association of American Advertisers, highlighting four months of steady progress since January 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Daily Post
Boston Sunday Post
Post
Boston
Printers’ Ink Guarantee Star
The
Association of American Advertisers
House to Vote on College Property Tax Exemption Bill
The House will consider a Senate bill to rescind the tax exemption for college property used for educational purposes. Supporters expect a strong negative. Senate approval was a surprise and mortifying. The House should correct the error promptly and vigorously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Memorial Day parade entries extended to next Monday
The entry deadline for the Memorial Day work-horse parade has been extended to next Monday to allow delays caused by the teaming industry strike to ease. The organizers report a large and representative turnout of entries already assured for the event.
A Well Merited Compliment for Thomas B Fitzpatrick
A United Irish League gathering honored Thomas B Fitzpatrick for his unselfish devotion to the cause. The Boston treasurer is praised for high business integrity and standing in local circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Fitzpatrick
United Irish League Movement
Boston
Hughes Versus Republican Machine Over Kelsey Case
In a tense Senate session the machine appears to prevail in the Kelsey case dispute. The proceeding centered on admitting counsel for the accused superintendent of insurance as a preliminary question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
New York
Kelsey
Senate
Governor Hughes Fights for State Reapportionment
In a session yesterday, Governor Hughes issued a demand for reapportionment aligned with court decisions. He aims to disarm Senate machine leaders and drastically diminish their power, a move described as a pretty fight showcasing Hughes as a strong fighter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelsey
Senate
Hughes
Sunday Law Reform Aims to Align With Liberal Times
A new Sunday law is expected to be reported in the Legislature soon. The committee has allowed public statements on scope and details, signaling a liberal measure that improves current rules while avoiding strict schedules. The piece warns against overemphasizing petty details and urges broad principles for enforceable conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
New England
Anti Spitting Amendment Aims Public Decency
Senate reports a revised law to curb spitting in public places including the Common malls Spring Lane and City Hall Avenue. The bill allows warrantless arrests in certain violations and seeks stronger enforcement to ease police difficulties in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Meara
Senate
Spring Lane
City Hall Avenue
Boston
The Line Is Busy Delays in Rate Hearings in Boston
The Highway Commission delays public hearings on telephone rates, citing a plan to form a business buffer by involving commercial organizations. Petitioners accuse the commission of avoiding responsibility and delaying accountability to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Highway Commission
Boston
Highway Commissioners
Reply to erroneous stock claim hinders railroad details
Post letters explain the Fall River line stake was 25 percent not 51 percent and describe costs for land locations machinery and meetings. The author cites engineers from Harvard Chicago and Boston attest to safety and outlines licensing terms for pattern use per mile or 5 percent royalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Boston Press
Fall River
New York
New Haven & Hartford
Boston
Ixemely
Harvard
Buck
Chicago
Pearson
Green
Walworth Company
O. F. Balston
Rapid
Men of Mark in Ma Massachusetts inquiry parody
The text reveals a satirical Q and A about a Boston area propaganda project, with mock biographical questions for a man claimed to be “a man of mark.” It mocks self promotion and public roles, listing humorous responses and invented traits, including Old Sleuth and Stealthy Steve as book titles and comic character references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Massachus Mark
Massachusett
Decechusetts
Malary
Gentleman v
Bia
Pas Visory Board
Massachusetts
Newton
Mike the Terror
Sam
Sly Hawkshaw
Steve
the Post
Sons of Rest
Union
Lemon Club
Observant Citizen reveals local events and public notices
A collage of social news from the city includes charity concerts, engagements, court anecdotes, street safety, and civic updates. Highlights mention Vincent Fetherston’s forthcoming Hollis prom, Miss Marie Loughlin’s engagement to Frank Leahy, and Chief Mitchell’s traffic traps on Newton Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bbet
Mitchell
Newton Police
Newton Boulevard
Marie Loughlin
City Point
Frank Leahy
South
Boston
Loughlin
Big Stick Policy Echoes in Peace Talks
A fragment echoes the Big Stick approach in foreign policy. It frames the need for decisive action to deter aggression and ensure stability, suggesting peacemaking hinges on readiness to back up warnings with force if needed.
Mildred Champagne Explains Eloping Versus Home Wedding
A young man asks if eloping with his girlfriend is proper while in New York on vacation. The guidance argues for a home wedding with family and friends present, calling elopement vulgar and urging a public ceremony to bless the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Champagne
New York
G. C
Dear Miss Champagne Advice on a Possible Consummptive Suitor
A 21 year old asks whether to continue seeing a young man about six months of attention. She worries he comes from a family of consumptives and fears inheritance. The adviser warns against risking her own future and suggests caution or ending contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam
United States Circuit Court
Miss Champagne
Tin
My Mother Goes Off With the Bandit Again
A lonely child recounts repeated departures by his mother with a man called the Bandit. Jane and Mrs. Bangs discuss the situation, wondering if the mother seeks fulfillment while neglecting the child. The narrator selflessly comforts the speaker, urging kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Blue
Denise
Deni
Bandit
Mrs. Bangs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fon Post
Ty By Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Mass
ST Publishing
Dealer
Newsboy
Nce
Grozier
Daily Post
Arch
Ril
Albany
MR. Boynton
Newton New
Men of
Buck le
Vincent Fetherston
Hollis
Dennison House
Max Henry Newman
Morris Scolovitz
State House
Bowdoin Street
Bret
Pemberton Square
Tom Longboat
Commonwealth Avenue
Alex Campbell
Hoylake
Campbell
Brookline
Roy Morse
Malden
Mainé
Columbia Road
Marine Park
Dorchester
McNary
Faulkner Hospital
Curtis Et al
Jemaica Plain
Jamaica Plain
George Lawley
Henry Putnam, Jr
Florence Drinan
Lowell
Gibraltar
Miss Drinan
Europe
K. B. Malley
Cambridge
Peter MacQueen
Immaculate Conception Church
Salem
T. J. Murphy
Daly Industrial School
P. J. Malley
Ibe Et
Haverhill
Charles K. Fox
Moulton
Cray
W. H. Root
Mildred Champagne
Sunday Post
Little Boy Blue
Abbie Tibbetts
Waltham Street
Bost On
By Waldo Pondray Warren
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!