The Boston Post May 27 1910 subscription rates
The Boston Post issues daily and Sunday editions with listed rates. It explains price plans for 1 year 6 months 8 months and monthly options, notes payments in advance and that renewals stop on expiration. It provides contact details and publisher information.
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Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Mass
Ccerceseeeme Casss
The
Sunday Post
Canada
Mase
Post Publishing Company
Massachusettes Fire and Marine Insurance Revival
The Massachusetts Fire and Marine Insurance Company forms a million dollar, locally organized enterprise with stock oversubscribed. It signals revival in state insurance after 1872, aiming to keep premiums within Massachusetts and bolster local financial progress.
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New Massachusetts Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Commonwealth
Boston
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Fir’ and Marine
Governor Draper Replies On Eight Hour Bill Veto
In response to labor leaders urging the eight hour bill, Governor Draper argued voters re elected him knowing he would veto if the measure reached him in 1910. He noted his 1908 plurality vs 1909 decline, while the legislature again passed the bill by strong votes.
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Draper
Public Works in the Philippines and Canal Zone Hazards
The piece notes the sinking of the Dewey dry-dock at Manila and a landslide at the Culebra Cut in the Canal Zone. It argues the dry-dock's tests proved its stability while the landslide reflects nature's unpredictable interference with the Isthmus project. It warns of potential future calamities if land instability continues.
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Dewey
Manila
Culebra
United States
Philippine
Pacific
Canal
Poor Pittsburg Falls Silent Without Stable Orchestra
A wealthy city known for culture fails to fund a sustaining symphony as the Pittsburg orchestra dissolves for lack of guaranteed finance. The piece notes city wealth and culture clash and argues a million-dollar endowment could have saved the ensemble.
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Pittsburg
Steel City
Boston
Major Higginson
Reconsideration of New York tax amendment fails in Assembly
Senate had approved the income tax amendment but the Assembly defeated a reconsideration. Barden faced pressure from Merritt to change his vote as the 76 votes required for a suspension were claimed, and he abstained from the vote.
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New York Assembly
Senate
Barden
Benaic
Miles
Republican Assembly
Merritt
Arden
George
Empire State names Merritt and Barden in office risk
The passage argues that if current leaders Merritt and Barden are allowed to remain in office they will push for aggressive reforms. It frames the issue as a partisan test and warns of continued radical measures if supporters succeed.
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Empire State
Merritt and
Barden
Commission Calls Probe Into Board of Health Over Milk Regulations
The Finance Commission probes F B Gallivan's charges against the Board of Health for lax milk enforcement. If proven, a complete reorganization may follow. The editorial urges impartial inquiry to prevent tainted milk risking babies, and defends action against all who shield or profit from violations. Boston will not tolerate unsafe milk.
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Finance Commission
F. B. Gallivan
Board of Health
Boston
South Boston Booming District Has Substantial Basis
The article argues South Boston’s waterfront ridge and Castle Island access create strong potential for residential growth. Independence Square’s expansion and Marine Park development bolster prospects, with harbor views toward Dorchester Bay and Quincy’s granite hills cited as major natural advantages.
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Sou
Boston
Peninsular
Court
Dorchester Bay
Quincy
Independence Square
Marine Park
Castle Island
Improper Posters Spark Mayor’s Warning to Amusement Vendors
The mayor vows to enforce laws against improper posters and pictures with full power. He notes a liberal spread of risque outdoor ads and urges restraint. Boston remains largely free of offensive billboards, and local amusement operators are expected to cooperate.
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Boston
Circus Parade Moves from Memorial Day to Tuesday in Boston
The management of the Greatest Show on Earth agrees to hold its parade in Boston on Tuesday instead of Memorial Day to avoid upsetting Grand Army veterans. The decision has community approval and is praised as sensible given no legal way to stop the procession.
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Boston
The Sphinx Visits America’s First Orchid Show
A humorous travelogue from Boston’s Horticultural Hall covering the opening of America's first orchid show. The writer tours the exhibits with a floor walker, marvels at rare species priced up to $5000, notes sexed orchids and lavish color schemes, then casually pockets pollen and exits.
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America
Horticultural Hall
Huntington Avenue
Boston
Astors
Vanderbilts
New York
Tom Lawson
Wanted Partner for Orchid Breeding Venture
Classified notice seeks an orchid grower to form a farming partnership. Offer includes $500 worth of Cattlegas gigas pollen for breeding experiments in exchange for a 50 percent stake. Respond to N. N. care of the Boston Post with interest promptly.
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N. N
The
Boston Post
Touring Europe With Roosevelt Along London’s Fleet Street
The author guides readers through central London noting Strands and Fleet Street landmarks. The photo reveals St Paul’s in the distance, St Bride’s steeple, Wine Office Court, Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese Inn, and nearby historic figures and sites from Milton to Newton.
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St. Bride’s Church
John Milton
Wine Office Court
Cheshire Cheese Inne
Dr. Johnson
Oliver Goldsmith
Underwood & Underwood
N. Y
Fleet Street
London
ST. Paul’s Church
Memorial Sermon to Be Delivered at Billerica Town Hall
The Rev F C Wright of West Somerville will deliver the memorial sermon at the Town Hall Billerica next Sunday at 3 p m. Wright formerly led the First Baptist Church of Billerica. The Rev Clarence V T Richeson of Newton has been called to the Immanuel Baptist Church Cam-
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F. C. Wright
West Somerville
Billerica
Wright
First Baptist Church of
Clarence V. T. Richeson
Newton
Immanuel Baptist Church
Cam
Missionary Pastor Named for Boston Chinese Churches
The vacancy from Rev. Arthur H. Gordon's resignation is filled by Mr. Wong Guy, former head of the Boston Chinese Y M C A, returning from China to serve as missionary pastor to Chinese in Baptist churches and Sunday schools. Rev. Winfred Chesney Rhoades of Eliot Church Roxbury returns home after a prolonged illness and will spend his leave in the country until September.
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Wong Guy
Boston
China
Baptist City Mission Society
Winfred Chesney Rhoades
Eliot Church
Roxbury
Mr. Rhoades
Memorial Services By Phi Beta Kappa At BU
Boston University Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa will hold public memorial services in Jacob Sleeper Hall at 2 30 this afternoon. The event honors Professors Borden P Bowne and Thomas B Lindsay who have fled since the last annual meeting. Memorial addresses will be given by William Fuller Dean Hodges F Spencer Baldwin and Mrs Amy Wales Bullock.
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Boston University
Phi Beta Kappa
Jacob Sleeper
Boylston Street
Borden P. Bowne
Thomas
B. Lindsay
Society
William Fuller
The
Mechanic’ Arta High School
Dean Hodges
Cambridge Divinity School
F. Spencer Baldwin
Amy Wales Bullock
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