Boston Post 1913 subscription notice and masthead
The Boston Post announces subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with Canada and foreign options, and notes mailing details and office contacts. Publisher B A Grozier is listed as editor and publisher with the Post Publishing Co. address in Boston.
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Thug Argument in Massachusetts Campaign
The editor of the East Boston Free Press faced a brutal assault after opposing a candidate’s re election bid. The piece condemns political violence and calls for justice and repudiation by any party supporting the attacker.
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Sulzer Excluded as Progressives Plot to Cut Him Out
Ex Governor Sulzer, the Progressive party’s regular nominee for Assemblyman in New York’s sixth district, won election but is dropped from the party’s list of future claims. State Chairman Hotchkiss issued the new Assembly slate leaving Sulzer off, prompting charges of ingratitude for his pivotal victory.
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England May Reconsider Panama Exhibit Rejection
The British government may reverse its rejection of an invitation to exhibit at the Panama fair in San Francisco. Analysts cite pressure from English manufacturers, artists, and dealers as the driving force, with commercial rivals fearing misses in an international show. An official British delegation is expected, while the peace movement is suggested as a broader influence.
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Why No Arbitration in Indianapolis Strike
An Indiana governor calls out militia to quell a streetcar workers strike in Indianapolis. The piece argues arbitration could have resolved the conflict and questions why authorities did not pursue arbitration before resorting to military force. It condemns the demoralizing use of force and urges timely arbitration to end industrial disputes.
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Post calls for new direction beyond persistent politics
In a fervent editorial tone, the Post critiques Massachusetts politics as repetitive and calls for new approaches beyond annual elections and primaries. It notes Progressive vigor and Captain Gardner’s push to rally the publicans toward a so called New Americanism, hinting at leadership changes and renewed campaigning.
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Rest demanded as politics threaten public ire
The text laments ongoing political strain and calls for a pause, portraying public anger as mounting and urging a new course to calm the situation. It stresses the need to avoid further provocation and to seek a clearer, calmer approach to governance.
Stop Look Listen: Huerta Denial Tests US Ultimatum
Despatches from Mexico City report Huerta’s denial of any US demand to quit office and refusal to vacate. The State Department says no ultimatum was sent. The piece warns war would mean sacrificing lives and treasure for a dictator and questions the moral basis of such a conflict. It notes the crossing warning as a timely metaphor for the administration’s approach.
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All Sorts by Newton Newkirk
A playfulYork theater note muses on Newton Newkirk rising spotlight from last year to now. The piece recalls chorus line positions and a past long spear prop with memories of highteen pay and fluctuating weekly earnings.
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Old jokes and city visit punchlines in a clipped riff
A collection of short quips and humorous lines about judging heads, a first city visit, and a sprinkler scene. The jokes lean on wordplay and rural cadence, ending with a note on backing being a backbone.
ENTHUSE Wake Up Old Top and Rekindle Joy
A rousing call to reclaim youthful enthusiasm urges readers to shake off apathy and cynicism. The piece mocks dullness and urges a spirited return to joy, energy, and the delight of living through vivid, exhortative language.
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Look Where You Step Warns of Hidden Stair Hazard
A cautionary note warns readers to watch their tread as stairs are misaligned with gaps and missing steps. The warning emphasizes careful ascent and foot placement to avoid accidents.
A Pioneer in Science Alfred Russell Wallace’s Impact on Progress
The piece honors Alfred Russell Wallace as a pivotal 19th century scientist who preceded Darwin in natural selection theory and shaped social and economic thought. It praises his foresight on higher worker wages, condemns wealth concentration, and argues his influence spans a generation beyond Darwin’s death in 1882.
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Two Propositions Inviting Capital From Inventors
A quirky 19th century note pitches two money making inventions. Bill claims a tire coating with tarlike substance to grow rubber wheels and wear down to normal after 100 miles daily. W Y touts a pencil adding device functioning as record keeper and pedometer, claiming it measures wear and speed.
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Dartmouths Experiment Marks Alumni Council Formation
Alumni from across the country gathered in Philadelphia near Franklin Field to form Dartmouth Colleges first alumni council. The body will support trustees, help raise funds, influence student intake, and express alumni views on policy though it has no governing role. The effort aims to link the college with its graduates and will be followed with interest.
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First American staging of Francesca da Rimini by Boston Opera
The Boston Opera Company unveils Francesca da Rimini, music by Riccardo Zandonai and libretto by Gabriel D Annunaio, marking a premiere in America with the composer and librettist in attendance. The plot follows Francesca, her husband Giovanni Malatesta, and his brother Paolo across Ravenna and Rimini, ending in tragedy as love and jealousy lead to death.
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Charles Neuert Dead After 36 Years at Mason Street Offices
Charles A. Neuert longtime school official on Mason street died at his home 9 Mt. Bowduin street yesterday at age 72. He served the district for 36 years and was a familiar figure around the headquarters. The family seeks friends to remember him in the days ahead.
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Vivian's Eyes Proves Dreary After Queed Success
Poet Walt Mason criticizes author for abandoning humor after Queed. He mocks Vivian's Eyes as dull and preachy, urging the writer to return to making readers laugh and lift spirits.
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Love and Sentiment Advice to a Vermont Student
A Vermont college junior asks in a column about courting a churchgoing girl whose parents oppose courting. The adviser urges open, respectful attentions at the girl's home and warns against secret meetings or taking her to public events without parental consent.
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Judge Bosworth Resigns After 24 Years on Bench
Springfield judge Henry W. Bosworth resigns from the Police Court after 24 years of service. At 81 he has long championed probation and led a juvenile court ahead of state statutes. Governor Fogs receives the letter of resignation.
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