Boston Post The Independent Democratic Paper of New England
A historic masthead notice from the Boston Post Publishing Company advertising subscription rates for Domestic Canada and foreign delivery. It lists daily Sunday and combined rates, durations, and postal handling notes with caution about payment methods and money transfers.
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Editorial notice from 1904 newspaper masthead
The readable fragment shows editorial staff lines for Sunday and Sporting Editors at 1904 issue, listing positions like Financial Editors and the business office at 1529 Main with subscription payment and discontinuation notice. It mentions Grozier as editor and publisher at 1883 Main.
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E. Menedealer
Newsboy
Grozier
Fétter
Republican Unity Hopes Tied to New Jersey Massachusetts Victory
Boston Advertiser notes New Jersey and Massachusetts races as a test of national Republican unity. A victory there would infuse courage into the party nationwide, while Democrats in the state aim to prevent this outcome and maintain influence.
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Boston Advertiser
Reparation Owed for Murder by Caranza Forces
The Mexican rebel leader Carranza is urged to make reparation for the murder of American citizen W O Robertson by his men last September. Consul Hostetter has presented the case to Carranza for a thorough investigation and a punishment of the guilty unless the shooting was justifiable. The issue echoes President Wilson's pledge and demands accountability.
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Carranza
W. O. Robertson
Hostetter
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Room For All In Boston Mayoral Candidacy Debate
Two capable Boston citizens announce mayoral ambitions before Citizens Municipal League decision. Some fear public runs may embarrass the league, but others say open candidates can still seek endorsement. The piece invites more aspirants to weigh their chances for City Hall.
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Boston
Citizens’ Municipal League
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The Jewish Vote in Boston Ballots
Isaac Harris disclaims the ability or wish to pledge the Jewish vote to any candidate. The Jewish voters are intelligent and independent, and in New York and Boston they have shown they will not support candidates of their own race if those causes are unworthy. Boston will vote according to their convictions.
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Isaac Harris
Boston
New York
Unequal County Costs Burden Boston for Century
The article discusses Suffolk county governance dominated by Boston for decades, with Chelsea Revere and Winthrop growing municipal and Boston shouldering much of their costs. It notes an estimate that Boston pays about 35 million dollars in county expenses, highlighting the imbalance and proposed commission review.
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Suffolk County
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Revere
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Contributions of Chelsea Revere and Winthrop Fall Below Five Percent
The report notes that the shares attributed to Chelsea, Revere, and Winthrop are each under five percent. It highlights the smaller roles of these communities in the overall total and suggests reallocation considerations.
Walsh urges Massachusetts voters to back David I Walsh
The piece argues for David I Walsh as governor, praising the Democratic party’s social justice record and insisting that progress came from a progressive minority and Democratic strength. It contends Republicans claimed credit for reforms, while urging an all around victory for Walsh as a true Democrat.
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David I. Walsh
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
All Sorts by Newton Newkirk
Column notes by Newton Newkirk comment on unemployment salaries and a stray line about a boy on a burning deck with a Lizzie bow, referencing the Equitable Building in Boston and a Boston publication mention.
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N. H.H
Wanted A Shirt In Bargain Sale Far From Boston
A humorous recalled scene of a man in a village bargain sale for men’s shirts. A chaotic scramble at the shirt counter ensues with misfired elbows and mistaken sizes ending in a yellow shirt sized 17, not the buyer’s purchase, prompting a swap request to recover the correct garment.
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Boston
Aio
Pete
England May Reconsider Panama Exposition Representation
London reports indicate that new American tariff and pressure from influential British merchants manufacturers and steamship lines may push the government to reconsider its decision not to be officially represented at the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco in 1915. English business leaders are upset by the absence of Great Britain at the fair, a sentiment echoed by many here in the state as a previous legislative attempt to narrow Massachusetts appropriations faced opposition. Some forecasters expect Britain to reverse course and attend the event.
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London
San Francisco
Massachusetts
Great Britain
Donahue’s Good Service in Massachusetts Administration
The passage praises Secretary of the Commonwealth Frank J. Donahue for efficient leadership of the department. It notes improvements and strong public service, urging all citizens to value quality governance over partisanship. The endorsement is stated as independent of Donahue or allies.
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Massachusetts
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Frank J. Donahue
Donahue
Tedaly Ditty of Love in Winter’s Foreboding
Poem lines describe eerie winter scenes and invite a lover indoors to share warmth and love. The speaker promises that love will measure their bond beyond the cold outside, with two inner sparks fueling a divine connection.
State Health Board cracks down on mislabelled cold storage eggs
The State Board of Health campaigns against egg dealers who fail to mark cold storage eggs for sale. Offenders have been fined in various areas, with more penalties expected. The action aims to prevent fraud and inform the public about egg origins, ending labels like fresh hennery or fancy on eggs from perpetual chill regions.
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State Board of Health
Commonwealth
Youths Return After 510 Mile Bicycle Trip
Frank Kelley age 19 and his brother Carroll 17 from 296 Manchester Street Manchester return after five weeks away covering 510 miles on bicycles to St Albans and back. Frank carried a 20 pound pack and a rifle during the journey.
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Samson et Dalila Opera in Biblical Tones at the Met
The historic Saint-Saens opera Samson et Dalila, completed in 1872 and premiered in 1877 in Weimar, is recounted with its plot spanning Gaza and Philistine conflict. The work follows Samson’s rise, Dalila’s wiles, and ends with the temple collapse that destroys the oppressors and frees his people.
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Camille Saint-Saens
Boston
Weimar
Germany
Samson
Gaza
Dalila
Dagon
Observant Citizen notes on medical history and city life
A West Falmouth correspondent shares a letter from Dr. Henry O. Marcy noting his first appendicitis operation in 1886 and surgeons visiting from New York. The column mentions surface cars with curved wooden benches, Conductor Amos H. Brown's 50 years on the Boston and Maine, unclaimed Thomas Lloyd dividends, and local anecdotes from Cambridge and Boston about public life.
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Reginald Hieber Fitz
West Falmouth
Henry O. Marcy
New York
Bk Te
Amos H. Brown
Boston & Maine Railroad
North
Cambridge
India
Silk street dress trend grows in popularity this season
Vogue notes the silk street dress remains popular with matching shoe buttons. Evening gowns feature metal lace or tulle with stiffened lower edges. Blouses use sheer fabrics like tulle mousseline de soie and crepe de chine. Dark red and browns dominate street costumes and mantlets of dolman style appear in fur or plush fabrics.
Autumn Called: Walt Mason’s Ode to Changing Seasons
A 1913 verse captures summer’s heat and autumn’s relief. Walt Mason laments the dog days and celebrates October’s welcome cool, with vivid lines about heat, flies, and a lighter mood as the season shifts.
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Dear Miss Champagne Advice on secret engagement and marriage
A woman asks how to handle a fiancé who seeks release after secret courting. The columnist urges not to blame him, but to evaluate whether marriage under such terms is right. They advise that if he loved her the secret would not end the relationship, and that she should either marry or release him.
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E. B. Callender
Suffolk Superior Court
Miss Champagne
Nine New Firemen Appointed and Several Transfers Listed
Nine new firefighters are named by Commissioner Cole for assignments to engines, ladders, and chemical units including Gill, Gorham, Leary, Dwyer, Costello, McGillicuddy, Corcoran, McNichols, and Johnson. Multiple transfers follow among engine and ladder crews with retirements noted for Patrick Garrity after 19 years with Ladder 4.
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Fire Department
Cole
Daniel Gill
Joseph W. Gorham
John J. Leary
Daniel F. Dwyer
James F. Costello
Daniel F
McGillicuddy
James M. Corcoran
Joseph J. McNichols
John E. Johnson
T. R.mecher
BP. P. Walsh
Mm. P. Dempsey
Chemical
Eee Harrington
Montgom
Conologue
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B.S. Flynn
John T. Angell
B. J. Dowd
Patrick F. Garrity
Ladder 4
Protest over Progressive banner in Everett flag display
Everett Patriotic Citizens' Protest Association objects to the Progressive banner flying above the American flag in multiple city locations. The group will present its case at a special Board of Aldermen hearing tonight.
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Everett
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