Post Publishing Company notice of payment and mailing details
Daily publication notice from Post Publishing Co dated November 14 1905 issue 88 volume 181 describes mailing office at 259 Washington Street Boston Massachusetts and warns readers not to send cash with payments and to make checks drafts and money orders payable to the Post Publishing Company
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Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Mass
Post Office
Post Publishing Company
Unanimous Massachusetts Push for Free Hides at White House
Governor Douglas travels to Washington to press President Roosevelt on restoring hides to the free list. The Massachusetts electorate, united behind free hides, backs the governor and shoe manufacturers in the national discussion. Campaign pledges highlighted leading supporters and a strong statewide mandate.
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Douglas
Washington
Hides
Massachusetts
Whitney
Bartlett
Guild
Lodge
Draper
Roosevelt
Congress
London March of 6000 Women and 60,000 Men Demand Work
The article describes a mass demonstration at Downing Street where 6000 women escort deputations of wives and daughters of unemployed London East End workers, followed by 60,000 men. Speakers insist charity is insufficient and call for real work, warning the economic downturn may spread from east to west.
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Downing Street
London East End
London
England
Niagara Falls Preservation Plan Aimed At International Park
The piece urges President Roosevelt to back a plan saving Niagara Falls from power company development. It argues for an international park with Canada, notes Canadian authority up to Queenston and calls for American river bank and gorge protection to Lewiston. It warns White Mountains neglect and looming lumbering threat.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Niagara Falls
Government of
Canada
International Park Reservation
Park
Lake Erie
Queenston
Lewiston
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Switzerland
America
Poverty in London and relief appeals highlight destitution
A London report notes acute destitution among laborers and cites Queen Alexandra’s relief contribution and her call for aid. Premier Balfour’s Guildhall speech urged wealth and officials to share excess wealth to ease misery amid a challenging urban situation.
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Queen Alexandra
Premier Balfour
Guildhall
London
Labour
Ballot Reform Moves Grow From New York to Massachusetts
The Citizens Union pushes ballot reform modeled on the Massachusetts system with Australian design. New York's balloting mixes straight tickets with complex split-ticket rules causing voter confusion, despite education efforts. Massachusetts is highlighted as the best U S example of the system.
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New York City
Citizens’ Union
Massachusetts
New York
Jerome
MacClellan
Hearst
Ivins
Free Trade in Fishermen Sparks Offshore Labor Debate
The piece protests marking a three mile line off Newfoundland to exempt Gloucester schooners with alien crews from colonial laws. It denounces official aid to dodge the alien contract labor law and questions Senator Lodge’s stance on Hay Bond and Canada trade. It argues if fishermen deserve free trade then fish should be free as well.
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Newfoundland
Gloucester
Washington
United States
High Seas
Lodge
Canada
Chelmsford Observes 250th Anniversary of Congregational Society
The 250th anniversary events continued in Chelmsford with Rev. Thomas Van Ness of Boston delivering the principal address. Former pastors and local church leaders joined the program, as Rev. A. D. K. Shurtleff gave the welcome.
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Chelmsford
First Congregational Society
Thomas van Ness
Second Church of
Boston
A. D. K. Shurtleff
The Gentle Sex and Society's Standards Across Cities
A collection of items notes a derisive judge remarking on a failed reform marriage. It includes a hotel clerk recounting a Swede chambermaid with stubborn humor and a room dispute. A Philadelphia letter laments young men's funds versus women's expensive tastes and social expectations.
Newkirk Halts Mayoralty Candidate Biographies
The Post editor has persuaded Newton Newkirk to discontinue his mayoralty candidate biographies as the campaign is already humorous enough without them.
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Newton Newkirk
Thanksgiving Hints and Local Snippets From Worcester
A collage of notes and jokes including Thanksgiving price hints for Vermont turkeys at 39 to 45 cents per pound, humor about horse Pegasus, local politics with mayoral candidates, streetcar service updates, weather hints, and a playful verse about Brigham Young.
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Vermont
Advent Christian Church Welcomes Pastor Denton’s Bride
Yesterday the Advent Christian Church in Attleboro greeted their pastor the Rev. J William Denton returning after a two week absence and introduced his bride Lena E Preston formerly of West Swanzey New Hampshire The couple wed in Boston officiated by Rev D H Woodward.
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Attleboro
Advent Christian Church
J. William Denton
Lena E. Preston
West Swanzey
N. H
Boston
D. H. Woodward
Weathered Boston Notes From An Active Town Sheet
An observant column collects Boston area chatter on mild November weather grip health, historic West Brookfield House closure, traffic hazards from Harvard Square to Village Square in Brookline, and recalls of Denman Thompson’s theater in New England towns. It also notes a boy’s theft of love letters, a yellow repaint of the State House balcony, and crowd praise for Salvation Army bands.
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Boston
Harvard Square
Village Square
Brookline
Ignacio Martinetti
Denman Thompson
Joshua Whitcomb
New England
Wakefield
Martinetti
Julia Wilson
Mr. Thompson
Washington Street
State House
Stand the storm you must not wait for fortune
Nebrask a State Journal urges residents to endure hardship and push through tough times with grit. The piece emphasizes taking action despite dull skies and a blue mood, stating standing the storm leads to progress even if wealth or fame are not guaranteed. It warns against dwelling on flaws and says success requires effort.
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Nebraska State Journal
The Other Girl by Belle Langford
A country hotel clerk torn between sweetheart Mary Gordon and a wealthy heiress Amy Martin faces love and loyalty when Amy’s engagement to Colonel Thorpe is revealed. The scene unfolds at a summer resort as a shocking marriage pivot tests hearts.
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Eastern College
Mary Gordon
Goodby
Amy Martin
Miss Martin
Colonel Thorpe
Roxbury Complains of L Accommodations at Dudley Street
To the Editor the writer objects to the elevated road and tram service in Roxbury. He cites crowded platforms at Dudley Street, delays in connecting trains, and women forced to ride crowded into town due to ill timetabling and car shortages.
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Roxbury Crossing
Jamaica Plain
Rnonbury
Society Notes Highlight Virginia Hot Springs Guest and Local Notables
Miss Eleonora Sears delights Virginia Hot Springs with a luncheon at Fassifern Farm hosted by Mr and Mrs Edward Scott. The piece also notes upcoming nuptials and travels of several society figures including Waldo Shaw Kendall and Miss Ethel Parker, and confirms multiple social engagements around Boston and Cambridge.
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Eleonora Sears
Virginia Hot Springs
Fassifern Farm
Edward Scott
Sears
Europe
Richard Gleason Tower
Lexington
Frances H. Stearns
Lenox
New York
Walcott
William R. Castle, Jr
Beacon Street
London
Waldo Shaw Kendall
Cambridge
Harvard
Berlin University
Ethel Parker
Dellando
Cal
Reginald C. Robbins
Phyllis Robbins
Pride's Crossing
Edward B. Haven
North Shore
James M. Jackson
Harry Pratt McKean
Pride's Hill
Richard Darwin Ware
Miss Whitman
Chestnut Hil
Marlboro Street
Mr. Ware
Puritan
St. Botolph
Chauffeur 10 Get Job Back
Walker Eldridge a bureau of standards chauffeur was dismissed for misconduct after driving to hinder the President's carriage. By presidential direction he will be reinstated in two months, due to his good Philippine service record his Civil War veteran father and his invalid wife.
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Brigham Young
BR. Y
Brigham
Harry
Boston
Bigam
Young
U.d
Washington
Walker Eldridge
Bureau of Standards
Eldridge
Philippines
Advice on age gap and engagement from a reader
A 20 year old man seeks counsel about marrying a woman four years his senior after eight months of courtship. The response argues the age difference is not the main issue and advises delaying marriage until the man reaches legal age, urging seriousness and patience.
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Miss Champagne
POST
Question on Love From An Artist Seeks Reader Answers
A 20 year old man asks Miss Champagne for guidance on what love is after his confession to a younger woman. He seeks reader replies, noting that many definitions exist and inviting others to contribute. The piece frames love as a topic for the column and reader discussion.
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Miss Champagne
Anq” Poiyder
Will Guild Retain Miles and Other State Officers
Militia circles debated whether General Nelson A. Miles would stay beyond year end. Governors elect Guild reportedly has not yet formed an official staff. Adjutant-General Stopford likely to be reappointed. General Bartlett’s future as judge advocate general discussed between Bartlett and Guild as friends and allies.
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Nelson A. Miles
Miles
General Miles
Friends of
Guild
Stopford
Charles W. Bartlett
Bartlett
General Bartlett
Boston Post praised for uncovering dress suitcase mystery
Regional papers laud the Boston Post for its investigative work in the dress suitcase case. Dives and surface teams aided by the paper helped locate the handbag and missing head, boosting the paper’s reputation as a crime detective.
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Boston Post
Rockland
Star. R. Hoe & Co
Providence News
Susanna Geary
The
Post
Lynn
Mass
Enterprise
Nashua
N. H
Brockton
Pierce
Boston
Boston Press
New England
Gazette
Ton Post
Rockton
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