Boston Post May 5 1911 subscription rates notice
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Pew
THE
Sunday Post
Canada
Boston
Mass
Post Publishing Company
Telephone and mailing notices from E A Grozier
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Newsboy
Postai
E. A. Grozier
It Is Settled? Treasury To Accept Money From New York Art Firm
Treasury plans to take 1 180 000 from a New York importing firm and drop fraud charges on art and antique imports. But the case is not closed. Criminal proceedings will continue to enforce tariff law against evasion by trickery or perjury. The stance stresses punishment to uphold the law and ensure an equitable settlement.
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Treasury Department
New York
United States
Newt
Grahame White
Grahame
Newton Champagne
Mildred Newkirk
New
Willia
Carnegie Shadow at Peace Congress Gets Sudden Nose Bleed
Mrs Andrew Carnegie suffered a sudden hemorrhage during a Baltimore Peace Congress session where Mr Andrew Carnegie sat on the stage. Physicians treated her successfully and the couple were later driven through the city.
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Andrew Carnegie
Peace Congress
Baltimore
J. M. Carter
Frank Hoen
A Darker Outlook on Mexican Armistice
The rebels refuse peace and threaten renewed war if demands fail. Reports say fighting zones remain active as civilians mobilize, hinting at growing support for rebellion and a weakening Diaz regime as the conflict nears a likely outcome.
Mexican unrest threatens American citizens in Mexico
After recent border tensions show no end, Americans in Mexico face renewed anxiety as Diaz and rebel forces fail to guarantee their safety.
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Ington
Mexico
Diaz
Mr. Mellen's New Industrial Bureau Aims to Link Boston and New England
The article explains President Mellen's newly formed industrial bureau intended to connect New England railroad lines with regional manufacturing agricultural and commercial interests. It will monitor land deals utilities street work bond issues and new industries while tracking industrial processes and developments for headquarters records.
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Mellen
New England
Fie
Incomes Tax Debate Lacks Practical Benefit
The Walker resolution on a state income tax is deemed ineffective. Passage would require another session and a constitutional amendment for November 1912, while federal tax changes near ratification would likely defeat a local levy. Massachusetts residents would oppose double taxation.
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Walker
Massachusetts
Hobble skirt may grace coronation despite curtsy concerns
The Lord Chamberlain reportedly bans hobble skirts from coronation ceremonies to protect curtsy execution. The piece doubts the ruling, recalling Victorian hoop skirts and predicting the hobble skirt will appear, possibly worn by Queen Mary.
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George
England
Viscount Althorp
Victoria
Mary
Prohibition in Maine and Bangor Saloon Closures
The Bangor mayor orders saloons closed until the excitement subsides and hints at resumption permissions from police. The piece argues prohibition in Maine bans only sale not source, noting nonenforcement and suggesting this will influence voters at the next election.
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Bangor
Maine
Famous Brady War Photos of Monitor Crew on Deck
Four months after the Monitor Merrimac clash photographer Brady captured the Monitor crew on deck. The Virginia rose in Hampton Roads on March 8 1862 while five Union frigates faced destruction. the Monitor’s ironclad duel proved pivotal as the Confederate ship fled and both vessels met their fate in later months.
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Monitor
Merrimac
Braay
Hampton Roads
Norfolk
John M. Brooke
Tredegar Iron Works
Richmond
Yreekks
Salamis
Virginia
Cumberland
Congress
Minnesota
Roanoke
St. Lawrence
New York
John Ericsson
Potomac
Washington
Norfolk Navy Yard
Cape Hatteras
Piro Morgan on wealth and honest dealing sparks reader anger
A quoted exchange contrasts a boastful claim of wealth with a call for honest dealing. The speaker blasts Piero for flaunting money while many struggle to save and retire, warning that eroding ethics could widen the gap before long.
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J. Pierro Morgan
Piero
Rubber Tire Plant Superintendent Wanted
An advertisement seeks a capable manager to understand the rubber tire business and run a modern plant as superintendent. It stresses elastic applicants only and notes a test of returning after being stretched, jokingly implying adaptability and resilience. It also jokes that a husband who managed the plant during his wife’s absence should qualify.
Love of a Very Small Boy
John Endicott recounts a tale of a five year old boy who falls for a schoolteacher then pursues Bessie Slinger as he grows. The story traces his antics with a wheat bouquet fraud and ends with Bessie’s death and the boy’s deep grief at her grave, before the tale turns to the rainy room recalling the mood of the night.
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John Endicott
Casey
John
Cupid
Benny
Sunny
Bessie Slinger
Bessie
Pessie
Crooked River Legend Draws Tourists to Australia
A quirky claim depicts the Jordan River as the world's crookedest at 213 miles in a 60 mile bend. The piece notes curios and a tribal idol crafted in Germany to attract tourist money.
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Jordan
Germany
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