Boston Post May 4 1911 issue notice and masthead
The Boston Post dated May 4 1911 lists publication details subscription rates and office information. It shows the masthead of The Independent Democratic Paper of New England and notes pricing for various subscriptions and delivery options along with printing and postal notices.
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The
Boston Post
Independent Democratic Paper of
New England
Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Mass
Recall Talk Sparks State House Disturbance
Lieutenant Governor Frothingham warned at a public event that when people learn the true actions at the State House a recall will follow next year. He criticized the current Beacon Hill leadership as broadly Republican across major offices, though one exception exists.
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State House
Frothingham
M¢ Frothingham
Beacon Hill
Senate
Republic
Camorrists Roar Through Italian Trial Provoking Uproar
An Italian court faced chaotic disruption as Camorrists disrupted yesterday's trial with yelling spitting and banging of bars. Critics question civilized procedure noting prisoners could be jailed for misbehavior and urging strict restraint.
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Italy
Prize Opera Wins 10000 for Parker Best English Opera
Horatio W. Parker, eminent composer, wins the $10000 prize or share for the best English opera in the Metropolitan contest. His Hora Novissima and Saint Christopher show marked dramatic elements and strong expression. Mona promises a melodic, less ultra modern direction avoiding Strauss and Puccini influences.
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Horatio W. Parker
Metropolitan
Parker
Richard Strauss
Professor Hooks
Britain
Delayed Not Beaten Massachusetts S Tet Income Tax Debate
The Massachusetts Senate narrowly votes against the income tax amendment, delaying but not defeating the measure. The piece argues the public and reform momentum remains strong, with broader support for a constitutional change likely to follow in time.
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Massachusetts Senate
Commonwealth
Massasetts
Massachusetts
Senate
Ratifica
Regulation of Boston milk supply faces renewed vigor
The Pure Milk movement loses some ceremonial status as the Health Department steps up handling of the milk regulation. Despite this, strong demand persists for pure milk for the public.
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Boston
4 of Health
Milk supply and safety assurances by health board
The board of health vows strict enforcement of milk safety regulations. They reject milk famine rumors, asserting demand will drive pure milk supply. If current agencies fail, new providers will enter to meet public needs, and a limited supply of pure milk is wiser than an impure flood.
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Board of Health
After the Trusts Congress probes major monopolies
The article notes renewed anti trust activity in Congress with inquiries into United States Steel Corporation American Sugar Refining Company American Woolen Company and discussion of United Shoe Machine monopoly The piece argues this reflects Democratic House adherence to campaign pledges and condemns the trusts while defending busting as essential work.
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Congress
United States Steel Corporation
American Sugar Refining Company
American Woolen Company
United Shoe Machine
Democratic House
Frigid April noted by coal and bathhouse plans
Forecaster Smith warns the coming week stays cold with a possible Saturday warm spell. April’s coal sales exceed recent years, and the L street bathhouse will double capacity by month end, delaying the mid June swim season.
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Smith
L Street
Washington Fort Totten Guards Third Massachusetts Heavy Artillery
Brady captured 1864 Fort Totten scene showing Parrott guns and Washington fortifications. Officers listed include Colonel William S. Abert and Lt. Col. John A. P. Allen with a Boston and Brookline roster. The piece recalls repeated wartime alarms around Washington from Bull Run to Early's 1864 raid and Monocacy rescue, highlighting the fort system and civilian mobilization during the period.
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Massachusetts Heavy Artillery
William 5S. Abert
John A. P. Allen
New Bedford
George
Worcester
Boston
Lyman B. Whiton
Hingham
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Bull Run
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McClellan
Stonewall’ Jackson
Shenandoah Valley
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Jackson
All Sorts by Newton Newkirk Sphinx Says
A quirky verse item from Presque Isle features a charming young maid denying value in a hack ride home. Marion Sherman signs the playful mischief as a playful cautionary note about distant travel.
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Presque Isle
Marion Sherman
Honesty the Big Field and Small Competition
A reader questions the value of honesty amid widespread trickery and harsh competition. The letter-writer argues honesty earns a “clear conscience” but yields little practical gain, claiming honesty is a war and Sherman’s metaphor underlines the struggle. The writer remains skeptical and ends with a humorous barb about a misbehaving “Fonest Injun.”
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Sherman
Honesty and Optimism in a Social Plea
The piece argues that honesty remains the best policy despite temporary cynicism. It urges readers to stay straight, noting crookedness may bring dollars but not wealth of years, and encourages resilience to recover from wavering beliefs.
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