Boston Post 1910 May 12 subscription rates and notice
The Boston Post announces subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions. Rates shown include daily one year 8, six months 1.50, eight months 75 cents, one month 25 cents. Sunday one year 2.50, six months 1.25, three months 63 cents, with Canada delivery 9 cents per copy. Also notes editorial offices, payment terms, and contact details.
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Roosevelt to Attend King Edward’s Funeral in Europe
Theodore Roosevelt will be appointed special envoy to King Edward’s funeral by President Taft. His presence is praised as fortunate and as a personal tribute of regret. Roosevelt represents American feelings toward the late king and will combine the tribute with diplomatic representation.
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Roosevelt
United States
Edward
Taft
Europe
Maine plant spruce from Norway near Madrid station
Maine undertakes an experimental planting of 150 000 three year old spruce trees imported from Norway near Madrid station in Phillips under a skilled forester. The plan aims to expand forestry if successful while urging better management of existing spruces and a more intelligent cutting policy.
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Norway
Madrid Station
Phillips
Courtesy and courtesy in New Haven rail issue
The head of the New York, New Haven & Hartford defends a state inquiry into the railroad finances as a courtesy granted to the Commonwealth not a right. The other side calls it a courtesy for validating illegal securities, arguing the state seeks far less than the company. The piece suggests investigation is warranted and not merely polite permission.
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Commonwealth
New Haven
Mellen
Resolution to elect U S Senators by people near passage
The Massachusetts House has approved a resolution favoring election of United States Senators by the people and urges Congress to call a constitutional convention. With 29 states already supporting the demand, passage in the Senate could trigger a national convention for state legislatures.
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Massachusetts Faces Vote On Historic Reform
The text notes Massachusetts may adopt a needed reform despite state resistance. A recent House vote increased the likelihood of passage after a heated debate, signaling growing support for alignment with the reform.
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Commonwealth
House
Rejection of Hibbard by Massachusetts Civil Service
The Massachusetts Civil Service Commission rejected George A. Hibbard’s nomination for Boston city collector by silence within the legal period. The piece defends Hibbard’s record as Boston mayor and postmaster, condemns the commission’s opaque process, and urges reasons be given for rejections to uphold fairness and public trust.
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Provident Unions Fuel Milwaukee Bargain Bond Shift
Labor unions in Milwaukee are shifting investments from Eastern bonds to local securities. The International Bakers' Union holds 200000 in US bonds and will reinvest in Milwaukee, while the Brewers' union with 1,000,000 in government bonds will follow if needed. Other groups total six dollars, showing large aggregate savings by organized labor. This reveals substantial funds that could impact national debt.
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International Bakers’ Union
United States
Brewers’ Union
Wall Street
Talk Conservation Policy Dinner Prompt in May
The Conservation Policy of the United States will be the lease of discussion at the Micsachve tts reform Club dinner at Your. 's hotel tomorrow evening May 13. The program outlines to develop points of view on a subject of great importance.
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All Sorts By Newton Newkirk
The piece by John Devine Inflater titled O Hidden Ray appears as a playful contest text printed in a newspaper section All Sorts. It teases readers to uncover a hidden meaning while presenting ornate verse and meta commentary about publication and payment details for contributors.
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Frederick I and the Great: Charlottenburg Palace Profile
Touring Europe With Roosevelt highlights Frederick I of Brandenburg Prussia and his grandson Frederick the Great. The Charlottenburg Palace in Berlin, built 1695 by Frederick I’s era and named for Sophie Charlotte, spans 1650 feet with a theatre wing and grand gardens. Sophie Charlotte’s indifference to luxury and her later death frame the era, while the palace remains Berlin’s landmark with a 25 pfennig entry. Tomorrow’s photo preview promises the National Gallery, Berlin.
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Hopeful Advice on Love and a Promising Proposal
A letter from a 28 year old Boston woman asks about marriage and suggests finding a husband if the long friendship with a Wednesday and Saturday caller should end. The columnist advises the suitor is slow and urges Ella to move on, offering to help locate a decisive, impulsive partner.
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City Flats for Country Use
Abe Barker of North Baldwin Maine seeks a six room steam heated flat with bath speaking tubes and delivery to Boston. The responder notes difficulty finding a Boston flat without land, mentions a small one and promises to continue searching and ship by registered mail or express if suitable.
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Abe Barker
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Myrtle and Father Wait For Comet Watch
A father calls to his daughter Myrtle asking if the young man is still present. He and Mr Fairweather plan to watch for the comet but she hints at a longer observation while avoiding explicit details. The scene focuses on domestic dialogue and a suspenseful pause.
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Myrtle
Crowd chases ball dog steals youth game in park
A vacant lot beyond Forest Hills elevated station hosts a boys baseball game when a ball is ripped and discarded. A fox terrier swoops in, grabs a ball, and races away with a mob in pursuit. A bat is thrown, a boy shies it, and the dog drops the prize. it flees with tail tucked.
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