Post Publishing Co announces rates and notices
The November 7 1906 issue lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions including daily one year six months and monthly rates. Editorial offices and payment instructions note advance payment required and discontinuation on expiration. Editor and Publisher BE A Grozier oversees the publication.
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Post Publishing Co
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BE. A. Grozier
The Lost Opportunity in Massachusetts Politics
The passage argues that fall offered a rare chance for the Democratic party to win Massachusetts due to Republican dissension and public unrest. It contends any viable Democrat could have won with a real issue, yet the party again proved prone to blundering.
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Massachusetts
Democratic Party
Election of Hughes Seen Certain in New York Vote
The Democratic State committee resists conceding the result, but Charles F. Hughes is poised to win New York governor with a plurality estimated between 25 000 and 40 000 over William Randolph Hearst. The landslide outcome could reshape party leadership and national politics, elevating William Jennings Bryan and drawing in President Roosevelt's vigorous campaign support.
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Democratic State Committee of
New York
Charles F. Hughes
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst
United States
Judge Parker
William Jennings Bryan
Roosevelt
The Defeat of Mr Moran in Massachusetts Politics
The piece argues Moran’s campaign tactics harmed his prospects as Guild’s plurality grows. It claims Democratic success would require a candid acknowledgment of Massachusetts’s good governance and a plan highlighting tariff reform and labor protections. It asserts future Democratic wins depend on a proper candidate and campaign.
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John B. Moran
Guild
Moran
Massachusetts
William E. Russell
William L. Douglas
Old Commonwealth
Governor Guild
Railroad Trust
New Haven
Massachu
The Overtime Bill in Massachusetts Voted Through
The Massachusetts electorate approved a reform to ban night work for women and children in factories. Voters elected a Senate with a pledged majority to enact the labor code change, completing a health and welfare measure the Post has long supported. The Senate was the critical hurdle.
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Massachusetts
Senate
Overtime bill fate sealed by 1906 state canvass
The passage of the overtime bill in 1907 rests on voters and candidates aligned in 1906. The Post canvass shows Macleod won in Cambridge while Hilton failed in Lowell, indicating pro bill candidates succeed and opponents falter. The paper credits citizen action and candidate support for the bill’s momentum.
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Frederick J. Macleod
Cambridge
Hilton
Lowell
Political prognostication shifts around 1908 convention
Mr Timothy W Coakley predicted Hearst and Moran would dominate the Democratic national convention of 1908, but current outlook shows neither in sight. Bryan again emerges as a potential party leader to be considered.
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Timothy W. Coakley
Hearst
Moran
Bryan
Wadsworth Defeated in 34th New York Race
In incomplete returns James W. Wadsworth Republican seems defeated in the 34th New York district. Orleans Genesee and Wyoming counties appear to tilt toward Hughes, though the counties were carried by Hughes overall.
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New York
James W. Wadsworth
Congress
Orleans
Genesee
Wyoming
Hughes
Steamship Bohemian Passes Boston Light Heading to Boston
The Str. Bohemian bound for Boston from Liverpool passed Boston light at 9 25 last evening, indicating its tonight arrival plan and routing via the harbor.
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Bohemian
Liverpool
Boston
Boston Light
Lawyer Fees Hit Profits Harder Than Fines Says Stax
Dustin Stax argues that corporate fear of penalties is less damaging than the costs of legal defense. He insists fines matter less than attorney fees eroding profits amid regulatory scrutiny.
Kisses Cost Everything A Lyrical Reflection
A poetic meditation on how kisses exact immense costs across loves and lives. The speaker laments that kisses bring joy and ruin, crowns and curses, peace and pain, beauty and loss, ending with the claim that kisses cost even death.
Psalm of Thanksgiving After the Election
Verily the election is over and peace settles over the Commonwealth. The voters exercised their right, some were victorious while others faced losses. Let the losers retire to private life and pay their bets as citizens return to labor and bread winning. Selah.
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Commonwealth
Park Street
Park Square
Selah
Sphinx Says on Fool-Killer and Boston Life
Observations blend humor and local events from Boston and Cambridge. Notes on theater fundraisers at Colonial Theatre, Harvard sports rumors about Bill Reid, civic voting tales, police life, and social anecdotes from Dorchester to Jamaica Plain. A lively slice of city life with named places and people.
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Heinrich Conried
Grillparzer
Colonial Theatre
Boston
Deutscher Verein
Harvard University
Germanic Museum
Cambridge
Knights of Columbus Comedy Heading to Tremont Theatre
Boston Chapter of the Knights of Columbus plans a musical comedy for 10 000 members. Production at the Tremont Theatre week of Jan 21 features book and lyrics by John J. Mogan and music by Joseph M. Daley with rehearsals starting at Washington Hall.
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Boston
Knights of Columbus
Tremont Theatre
John J. Mogan
Joseph M. Daley
Washington Hall
Washington Street
Francis J. Horgan
Daniel F. Buckley
W. J. O’brien
Charles S. McEvilla
M. J. Barry
James A. McMurry
Charles IF. Lyons
John McGann
Edward White
T. F. Daly
W. J. McNair
Charlestown
D. J. Mahoney
Chelsea
E. J. O’ Neil
M. T. Fallon
Allston
W J. Connell
J. T. McNary
W. J. Fallen
M. J
Castro Able To Preside At Council Reported
Reports from Venezuela state that President Castro presided at a ministry council on October 31 but this is doubtful due to his illness and lack of presidential proclamations. Caracas diplomats have yet to obtain an audience with the chief executive.
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Fort DE France
Martinique
Venezuela
Castro
Caracas
Roosevelt to Meet Utes at White House
President Roosevelt approves actions by Colonel Rogers to address Ute grievances and will receive Indian chiefs at the White House on his return from Panama, with War Department officials instructed to inform them.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Rogers
Sixth Cavalry
War Department
White House
Panama
All Women Are Human in a Cautious Tale of Fortune
Frank Bowdoin fakes ruin to win his beloved Mary Hilton but loses her to belief, while Jack Vaughan, scarred by a past, departs then learns Bowdoin’s supposed fate and later returns to support a new union with Lillian Carver and a hinted marriage to Vaughan.
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Jack Vaughan
Frank
Australia
Arnold Mining
Mr. Vaughan
Jack
Mary Hilton
Jack Vaughn
West
Bowdoins
Miss Hilton
Lillian Carver
Metropolis Improvement League elects new officers
The Metropol itan Improvement League elected Henry Lefavour as president at its annual meeting held at the St. Botolph Club. George Howland Cox was named secretary treasurer and the executive committee includes Sylvester Baxter Robert Apthorp Belt Frederick Law Olmsted Jr James B. Noyes and Meyer Bloomfield. Cox reported on public-interest matters, notably the proposed permanent improvement of Copley square, with continued efforts to plant trees on Blue Hill avenue Brighton avenue and North Harvard street. total membership reached 1265 as of Nov 1.
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Metropolitan Improvement League
St. Botolph Club
Henry Lefavour
George Howland Cox
Sylvester Baxter
Robert Apthorp Belt
Frederick Law Olmsted, Jr
James B. Noyes
Meyer Bloomfield
Cox
Copley Square
Blue Hill Avenue
Brighton Avenue
North
Harvard Street
League
Fair of Young Ladies' Charitable Association Opens
Genest Raaldreeh Culvinn hosts the annual fair in Paul Revere Hall Mechanics building on December 19. Entry costs 10 cents. the correct guess wins a grand prize. Booths feature newspaper-made decorations and special candy flower book and refreshment booths. Representation spans many Boston area communities including Brookline Jamaica Plain Dorchester Roxbury and Somerville.
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Young Ladies’ Charitable Association
Paul Revere Hall
Mechanics’ Building
Brookline
Elm Hill
Jamaica Plain
South End
North End
West End
East Boston
Broadway
City Point
South Boston Central
Somerville
Cambridge
East Cambridge
Dorchester
North Dorchester
East Milton
Back Bay
Holy Trinity
Charlestown
Mission
Roxbury
St. James
Nurses
Home Sweet Home
Quincy
West Quincy
Columbia
Westfield Votes Against City Status
Westfield, Nov. 6. The town voted to remain a town by 1187 to 758. Westfield is a large town known as a whip manufacturing center and one of the state's prominent towns.
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Westfield
Dear Miss Champagne A Young Man Seeks Advice on Providence Marriage
A 22 year old man writes seeking guidance on persuading a young 18 year old to marry in Providence. He earns $8 a week and fears she may not share his ardor. The adviser cautions about finances and urges delaying the trip until earnings double, while urging continued serious affection.
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Miss Champagne
Providence
Loi
Percival
Abandoned Steamer Nemea Drifting Toward Ireland
A despatch reports the abandoned steamer Nemea, seen November 4, at latitude 49 north longitude 131, apparently drifting toward the coast of Ireland, raising concerns for shipping lanes near St John New Brunswick.
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Ireland
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