Postal Notice of Post Publishing Company Policy
Daily issue from Post Publishing Co dated November 4 1905 announces postal and payment instructions. It notes office address at 259 Washington St Boston Mass and entry details for mail at the Boston post office. It warns against sending cash and requests checks money orders be payable to the Post Publishing Company.
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The Paramount Issue in Massachusetts Politics
The piece argues the paramount issue is tariff relief for Massachusetts. Voters should express their demand for free raw materials and reciprocity at home to influence Washington, regardless of party candidates. It asserts merchants and workers seek equal privileges with other regions and urges a political demonstration next Tuesday.
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Cranberries and Thanksgiving Supply Prices Stretch Cape Growers
The Cape cranberry crop faces a poor season yet remains essential as the region's main commercial crop. Producers could offset losses by raising prices as demand for cranberries endures for holiday meals, with typical output around 300 000 barrels and potential revenue near 3 million dollars at current prices.
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Fall River Wage Agreement Reaches Near Unanimous Support
The Fall River operatives and manufacturers sign a wage rate based on a sliding scale. Weavers' association abstains on a technical objection. An understanding on weekly margin distribution is set to be sent from the Manufacturers' Association to mills and union secretaries. The binding clause limits wage reductions to 18 cents per weaving cut for one year.
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Fall River cotton wage agreement praised by workers and firms
The conference declares the wage adjustment in Fall River’s cotton industry practicable and acceptable to both operatives and manufacturers. It notes satisfaction with the agreement and questions why such harmony cannot endure.
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Massacre of Jews in Odessa News Warns of Russian Hatred
Cabled reports from Odessa describe a violent outbreak against Jews with firing in the outskirts, killings and looting across shops and quarters, soldiers present but passive as mobs loot and destroy. The text urges government action to improve this condition.
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Political Primer Sics at State Campaigns in Quips
A Newton Newkirk column presents a string of satirical Q and A about Massachusetts politics. It lampoons Governor Willum I. Douglas and Republican strategies, portraying buzzwords, promises, and the idea of an off year with biting humor.
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Czar Grants Amnesty for Political Prisoners in Russia
The paper condemns the Czarist amnesty as a shocking concession freeing about 15,000 political prisoners in European Russia and many exiles in Siberia. It warns that some inmates will remain jailed to protect safety. The piece denounces the act as an act of absolutism in the 20th century.
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Washington Street Subway Locks In Delays and Hazards
A resident vents about the Washington street subway project and its disruption. He recalls near falls between School street and Winter, guarded holes, and dangers from streetcars, carts, and dirt piles. He urges a fast completion and notes others share frustration.
Unusual Happenings and News from the City Streets
Observant Citizen notes heavy winter bookings to the Mediterranean and the City of Mexico, a Brookline reception for the Rogers, and Miss Grace P. Atwell joining a city organization. Seymore Morton leaves the L subway booth for a hotel venture in upper New York State, with best wishes from colleagues. A Halloween party at Charles Williams’s Cambridge home includes a gold watch from Enric Club. R. S. Harrison becomes entertainment committee president at police headquarters. Chief Quinn continues a war on speeders in Leicester. Worcester court fines for speeding. A train incident on a New Haven line sees two men narrowly escape from a possible flying object. A Malden couple’s wedding night on a Cross Street car ends with friends seeing them off. Purple mourning ribbon appears on Tremont Street as fashion’s latest sign of grief. William O’Brien, A. B., Malden, named professor of Latin and Greek at a New Orleans college. Style shifts toward comfort in men’s clothing with knit vests gaining favor. A large tiger cat on a Dudley Street T train wears a dog harness. owner leads it from the car at Northampton Street. Hamburg grape arrives in local markets, described as autumn’s queen alongside Concord variety and high price.
Waltham Watch Seeks Holiday Output Increase
The American Waltham Watch Company posts a factory notice asking employees to cooperate to raise watch output for the holiday rush. Starting tomorrow, Saturday afternoon shifts begin and every worker will follow a 68 hour week until the rush subsides.
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Autumn Spirit of Memory Speaks Through Nighttime Song
A poem recalling autumn's faded joys and lost love as a moonlit singer, the autumn spirit of memory, alters the night. The verse likens her song to Pan pipes and Arcady lutes, awakening dreamlike memories and longing hearts. © Thomas 8. Jones Jr.
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Consul at Burslem England Is Sudden Removal
Washington reports the life of William P. Smythe as American consul at Burslem England was cut short today after the auditor alleged failure to file accounts and undue delay in depositing public funds.
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