Boston Post November 9 1910 issues and subscriptions
The Boston Post, a daily Independent Democratic paper, lists subscription rates and office contacts. It notes price tiers for daily and Sunday Post editions, mailing addresses at 259 Washington Street Boston, and editor B A Grosier with payment and postal instructions.
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Post Publishing Co
Washington St
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Mass
Canada
Post Publishing Company
Sporting
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Newsday
Gow
B. A. Grozier
National results reflect a Democratic rebuke of Republican policies
Yesterday's elections produced a Democratic advance with a working majority likely for the next House. The result rebukes tariff treachery linked to high living costs, with wins across New York New Jersey Connecticut Ohio Illinois and other states. The party pledges reform and faces a nation’s expectations for duty and decisive action.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Roosevelt Influence and Tariff Debacle in New York
The Empire State piece notes John A. Dix's emphatic governor victory reflecting anti tariff sentiment and rising living costs. It highlights Republican desertions, Theodore Roosevelt as party boss, and his platform driving a split with established order in New York politics.
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John A. Dix
New York
Massachusetts
Theodore Roosevelt
Colonel Roosevelt
Republic
Republican Party
The Bay State's Revolt and Foss Victory
The Massachusetts election signals a Republican collapse tied to tariff discord and anti–Lodge sentiment. Eugene N. Foss is praised as a capable governor elect ready to push progressive policies and national reform while fulfilling state duties with vigor. Draper leaves office with broad respect and regret.
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Eugene N. Foss
Massachusetts
Roosevelt Relegated as Political Worker in Populist Shift
The passage notes a broad popular movement advancing in yesterday's elections and marks Roosevelt as a political worker rather than a party boss, reflecting a wider reform effort and shifting power dynamics. It emphasizes extended opposition to entrenched leadership and the strengthening of the contemporary political trend.
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Party of Popular Rights
Great Popular Movement
Roosevelt
The Defeat of Draper and Mass Political Stand
The article honors Governor Eben S. Draper, noting his defeat but praising his courage and stand against national Republicans. It cites Massachusetts protests as shaping policy, calling Draper an effective state administrator though wrong on the eight hour bill and failing to align with key popular issues.
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United States
New Haven
Commonwealth
Draper
Eben S. Draper
Massachusetts
National Republican Party
Washington
Uses of Adversity Shake Up Massachusetts Republican Party
The Massachusetts Republican Party faces a contested path to the gubernatorial nomination next year with a fight expected to replace the routine tendering of the lieutenant governor seat. The upheaval promises a more open, vigorous party and a likely cleansing from recent constraints.
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Frothingham
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Poem Recited Rhyme Echoes at Oyster Bay Medford Readers
A verse recounts a sequence of fish and animals reacting to a tommyhawk and a Crawfish in Oyster Bay Medford. The piece closes with a signature line credit to ERNEST WHITNEY.
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Oyster Bay
Medford
Ernest Whitney
A Fly Question and a Humorous Reply
A reader asks how a fly can walk on ceilings against gravity. The répondre humorously claims the house fly defies gravity and Newton, then lampoons its hygienic reputation while noting its ability to walk on ceilings and spread germs.
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Jennie
Isaac Newton
Ike Newton
Musty Millions Showdown Ends In Lunch Talk
Maggie Blotz confronts Therese Bresnahan in a tense exchange over a planned confrontation. Bresnahan, despite wit, recognizes the strength of Blotz and suggests a calm, diplomatic lunch to discuss a resolution. The scene threads a cliffhanger as the two women prepare for a forceful clash.
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Therese Bresnahan
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Jack Dalton
Maggie
Maggie Dear
Governor Draper Votes in Hopedale Polling Place
Governor Eben S. Draper voted at 10 45 am in Hopedale after arriving from Boston with his chauffeur. He greeted neighbors, appeared cheerful, and cast his ballot without ostentation before returning to his Aden street home.
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Eben S. Draper
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Aden Street
Judy Forgot a Swiss Honeymoon Farce by Avery Hapwood
Marie Cahill presents Judy Evans in a light musical comedy set on honeymoon in Switzerland. A student clique charms Judy, sparking a tiff with her husband and a memory loss after a railway accident. Treated as by a pretend husband, she resists before memory returns and she seeks her real spouse. Tomorrow’s program features a scene from Con & Co.
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Avery Hapwood
Judy Forgot
Judy Evans
Switzerland
Judy
Local notes and happenings from Cambridge and surrounding
Observant Citizen reports varied activity at the polls with many unfamiliar faces, noting strong public interest especially among women. Cambridge Prospect Union promotes public speaking and free lectures. Waterfront power boats stay in use due to mild weather as Zeeland nears Boston. Marblehead sportsmen report good catch while a dog and cat chase ends with the cat escaping a crow’s distraction. Co T A U regiment officers plan a total abstainers regiment visit and organize. A soda clerk laments rising prices cutting into temperance mood. A reader named Careful Hunter urges vivid scarlet hunting clothing to prevent shootings in Maine. Cape Cod canal survey from 50 years ago recalled as engineers' work is discussed. Suffolk grand jury member C A Bragdon resigns to pursue farming in Plymouth County.
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The Pumpkin Pie Uncle Walt Ode
A verse praising pumpkin pie as autumn joy and family comfort. It extols the homemaker baking pumpkins from nature and the husband savoring pies, noting timeless gratitude for simple, wholesome food. The piece, credited to Walt Mason and copyrighted 1910, captures kitchen pride and domestic harmony.
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Kansas
Walt Mason
The Post's Original Short Story Mystery of Philip
Diantha in a boarding house confronts a hidden life around Philip as new visitors, locked doors, and a tiny silver sliver spark a conspiracy theory. She weighs love, loyalty, and danger, fearing counterfeiters may lure him from honest paths.
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Diantha
Philip
Mr. Atherton
A Good Cough Mixture for Home Remedy
An effective home remedy to break up a cold in twenty four hours and relieve a cough. Mix gly cerine one ounce virgin oil of pine one ounce and pure whiskey eight ounces. shake and take a teaspoonful every four hours. Ingredients are inexpensive and available at drug stores. Used for years by Dr. W. A. Leach of Cincinnati in producing virgin oil of pine.
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Engraver Philip Presents Silver Dollar Gift to Diantha
In a domestic scene Diantha receives a peculiar gift from Philip who reveals he has become an engraver at Winter & Dixwell. He shows a silver dollar engraved with minute verse and four stanzas dedicated to Diantha, explaining the secretive work behind the token.
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Diantha
Winter & Dixwell
Philip
Children Eat Sweets from Dump Wagons at Boston Park
The Boston Board of Health released findings on McNary Park and Carson Beach after reports that children were eating candy found on a city dump. Investigators said the sweets were taken from wagons delivering candy and bakery goods.
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Boston Board of Health
McNary Park
Carson Beach
Board of Health
Fox hunter Costigan Kills Large Dog Fox
Jere meh Costigan an 80 year old fox hunter in New England killed a large dog fox during a hunt near North Brooksfield. He wounded the fox and, with his two dogs nearby, the quarry was killed in a sharp pursuit. He walked four miles home with the fox draped over his shoulder.
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Jeremeh Costigan
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Reynard
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