Subscription rates and mailing details for The Boston Post
The notice lists Daily and Sunday Post subscription rates, change of address procedure, payment instructions, and contact offices. It notes second class matter status, advance payment requirement, and that subscriptions are to be paid to The Post Publishing Company with checks or money orders. Editor E A Grozier is named.
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Post Publishing Company
Boston
Boston Boston
Washington Street
New York
Boston Post
E. A. Grozier
Mont Pelee
Freeman
Argentine
Martinique
Grace Deering
Post
Margaret Stokes
Philippine freedom debates echo in Taft Lodge clash
The piece contrasts Taft era laws restricting independence advocacy with Lodge amendments as debates on Philippine policy unfold. It notes Senorita Clemencia Lopez urging U S women to aid Philippine women, highlighting war’s human cost and the impact on civilians.
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Philippines
Congress
Taft
Philippine Islands
United States
Washington
Senator Lodge
New England Woman Suffrage Association
Senorita Clemencia Lopez
Senorita Lopez
New England
Batangas
Jacob H. Smith
Working Horse Association Promotes Care and Parade
The new association led by president H. C. Merwin aims to improve the condition and treatment of work horses in Boston. Plans include an open-air horse show with many prize classes for city and industry teams, hacks, delivery wagons, and mounted police. The effort underscores respect for working horses and emphasizes education and pride in appearance.
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H. C. Merwin
Boston
Merwin
Boston Hosts French Visitors With Warm Welcome Today
The day features varied entertainments for the French delegates including a school regiments review and a Soldiers Field ball game. Harvard ceremonies and a banquet mark the official schedule while genuine popular hospitality underpins a notable Boston greeting not seen since 1825.
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Soldiers Field
Harvard
Boston
Lafayette
Filipino Rights Amendment Sparks Supreme Court Debate
Senator Lodge offers an amendment to extend constitutional rights to Filipinos with two exceptions. bearing arms and jury trial are withheld. Five of nine justices oppose application by flag. Change in court composition could alter legality of current Taft laws.
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Senator Lodge
Supreme Court
Mr. Lodge
Taft
Ladies reception and social notes from Boston society
Mrs. Alexander Martin hosts a Beacon Street reception for French visitors while recalling her Revolutionary lineage with D A R ties. Reports mention summer homes, golf at Mackie Manse Wareham, and a camp planned for the First Brigade at South Framingham. Colonel Pope returns with an injured arm amid local chatter about Boer War coverage.
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Alexander Martin
Beacon Street
Martin
Paul Revere
Climatic Vagaries and a Fable of Tommie in Heat and Cold
A dated humorous piece in verse and prose contrasts sizzling weather with a shifting forecast. A long satirical tale follows a girl named Tommie, known for bold behavior and boyish exploits, who charms many and earns the envy of other girls as she contemplates marriage.
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Venus de Milo
Tommie
Town Gossip and Jokes Mixed With Local Notes
A lighthearted column blends a flirtatious tale of Tommie the spinster with regional quips and jokes. It touches on social flirtations, a Puritan bride, and moral remarks, plus brief asides about Ohio politics, weather, and satirical vignettes from New York to Panama.
Stock pitch uses Elkins backer to woo buyers
A man selling gold mine stock cites Senator Elkins’s $20,000 investment to impress a New York representative, presenting it as a clincher. Ruppert asks if the investor can get out, highlighting the questionable rationale behind the pitch.
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Hades
Washington Post
Senator Elkins
Representative Ruppert
New York
Elkins
Mr. Ruppert
Memorial Day at Revere Beach Ends With a Love Match
Large holiday crowd on the Revere Beach boulevard despite cool weather. Cupid’s schemes fail to unite Helen Sylvester and Fred Willard as a canoe mishap and a dramatic rescue lead to their engagement joining North and South reconciliation. The day also notes new park attractions, police in new uniforms, and a delayed band due to disputes with show proprietors.
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Revere Beach
Edward Orr
Water Front
Revere Street
Metropolitan Park Commissioners
West
Everett
Malden
Melrose
Byverett
Crescent Gardens
Point of Pines
Metropolitan Baths
Dan Cupid
Hienel Sylvester
Fred Willard
Helen
Mason and Dixon
Cupid
Marke
Maryland
Conclave
Tom Bissall
Tom
Mischief
Fred Villard
Archie Winters
Fred
Tom Birdsall
Elen
Steamer W Houghsneck Makes Maiden Voyage
A large party departed Otis wharf on the new steamer W Houghsneck owned by the Boston and Houghs Neck Steamboat Company. The maiden trip circled Governor's Island visited the Boston Yacht Club fleet and returned to Hough's Neck where a hearty reception awaited. The party dined there and proceeded back to Boston in the afternoon.
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Otis Wharf
Boston
Losing Venture
A Chicago Post quotation on the market for experience as a business commodity. It notes that buyers want fresh experience and pay full price, leaving sellers with a large accumulation available only at a discount. The piece decries the lack of demand for second-hand wisdom.
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Chicago Post
Mass of Requiem Held by Foresters at St Peter's
The annual solemn Mass of Requiem for deceased Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters members was held at St. Peter's Church Meeting House Hill with Rev. Hugh Blunt as celebrant and Rev. Peter Rowan delivering the memorial sermon. Afterward, attendees were escorted to Dorchester Music Hall for a collation and entertainment.
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Massachusetts Atholic Order of Foresters
Knights and Ladies of
Rose
St. Peter's Church
Meeting House Hill
Hugh Blunt
Florence J. Halloran
Edward Kenny
Peter Rowan
St. Peter’s Court No. 18
Dorchester Music Hall
Boston Industrial Home to Hold 24th Anniversary Meeting
The Boston Industrial Home plans its 24th anniversary gathering tomorrow evening at 7:30 at Shawmut Congregational Church Tremont and Brookline. Captain Rufus G. F. Candage presides with addresses by General Curtis Guild Jr. and Rev. William T. McElveen. Superintendent T. D. Roberts will present a report amid special music. the public is invited.
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Boston
Davis Street
Harrison Avenue
Shawmut Congregational Church
Tremont
Brookline Streets
Rufus G. F. Candage
Curtis Guild, Jr
William T. McElveen
T. D. Roberts
Hickory Wilderness Farm Offers Immense Unique Assortment
A fragment describes Hickoy/Wilder ness farm headquarters with an immense assortment claimed as unique among all.
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Edward W. Kinsley
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John D. Long
Massachusetts
William M. Olin
Fred K. Bolton
Catholic Association of
John C. Donahue
Ruth
Ed. Lewis
Tammany Hall
James Frye
The
Ancients
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Colonel Lewis
Sergeant Frye
I-beek
Thomas A. Edison
John Dunn
Cunard Steamsht Company
State Street
Winthrop
Johnnie
North End
S. C. Frye
Winnipesaukee
North Station
John
Frankie
George Herric Billings
Commonwealth Avenue
Mackie Manse
Wareham
Buzzard’s Bay
Billings
Cape
Ikberrer
South Framingham
Bordman Hall
Mathews
Hall
Co. R. Ballou
Canadian Rocky Mountains
Banff
South Africa
Honourable Artillery of London
Boston Boys
A. A. Pope
HE Boris
Tomboy
Milady
Hfe
Mark Hanna
Ohio
Turkey
Panama
Beef Trust
Rochambeau
Joshua
Newton Newkirk
Sydney B. Forde
Warren Avenue
Boston, Mass
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H. Robinson & CO
Dock
Washington St. Adams
Oak Hall
Washington and Elm Sts
Figsto
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Catholic
Order of Foresters
Industrial Home Meeting
Brown County
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Urniture, Sr
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