Subscription rates and mailing terms for the Post
The notice lists subscription prices for the Sunday Post and general Post issues, with terms for one year, six months, three months, and shorter periods. It notes rates for Canada and per copy, and warns that money sent is at sender’s risk while payments should be by check or money order to POST PUBLISHING COMPANY.
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THE
Sunday Post
Canada
Boston
Mass
Post Publishing Company
Postal notice on newspaper subscriptions and contacts
Editorial notice lists telephones and offices, urges prepaid air subscriptions and advance payment requirement. Warns that subscriptions will be discontinued without further notice if not paid. Invites readers to notify the Port via letters if the newspaper is unavailable through dealers.
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Financial Sporting Editors
Newabay
B. A. Grozier
Navy to test aeroplane gun with recoil counter system
The U S Navy will trial a light six inch aeroplane gun designed for use from current aircraft. It features a back firing device claimed to equalize recoil, enabling effective bombardment and potential armor penetration at two miles or more. The inventor is an active service officer.
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Navy Department of the United States
Indian Education at Carlisle School Aimed at Citizenship
The Carlisle School trains Indians beyond football, focusing on practical skills to make them good citizens with influence in their race. Government cost is about 154 dollars per year per student, offset by labor or goods produced by the student. The piece argues this is a wise national investment in manhood.
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Carlisle School
Anti-Trust Outlook and Sherman Law Vagueness
The Post and other papers critique the Sherman anti trust law for vague definitions. Commercial journals, the Boston News Bureau and others doubt its constitutional clarity. The piece discusses Democratic and insurgent Republican views, a passing Tobacco case impact, and asks how President Taft will respond.
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the Post
Boston News Bureau
Taft
The Law and the Quibble in California Justice
A California election amended the constitution to prevent setting aside judgments or granting new trials for minor jury direction or evidence issues unless the whole case shows a miscarriage of justice. The author cites a Texas case where a banker was freed due to a misreading of insolvency timing, calling such rulings absurd and urging reform.
Unclear Fragment Hinting at Regional Trend
Fragment mentions "them and other States are likely to follow her example" suggesting a broader political or social spillover. No clear names, dates, or places are readable to anchor the item.
Respite Delays Armour Trial in Chicago Meat Packing Case
The trial of J Ogden Armour and co defendants in Chicago meat packing case is delayed to Wednesday forenoon after a two day reprieve granted at Kohlsaar's court. Judge Carpenter may set trial if Supreme Court fails to stay proceedings. eight years have passed since a not guilty plea was entered with no jury trial yet.
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Chicago
Kohlsaar
Supreme Court
Washington
United States
George A. Carpenter
J. Ogden Armour
Arrest of General Reyes Strains Mexican Stability
San Antonio police detain General Bernardo Reyes on charges of violating U S neutrality laws amid the Registas plot to overthrow President Madero. Authorities warn against border hostilities and vow to halt arms shipments as Mexico seeks to solidify its new regime.
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San Antonio
Bernardo Reyes
United States
Madero
Mexico
General Reyes
Registas
Diaz
Llis
Ciudad Jaurez
Rio Grande
Open Deer Season Begins in Western Massachusetts
The open deer season starts today west of the Connecticut River with a short run through week’s end. Last year about 1500 deer were taken during the period. With an estimated 8000 deer in the area, hunters face strict game-law enforcement and measures to protect themselves. No fatalities from misidentification were recorded last year. hopes are high for a safe season.
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Massachusetts
Connecticut River
Echo of the War Impacts Chinese Students in the US
The Chinese government withdraws support for about 300 students sent to the United States for education. An imperial commissioner arrives with no funds to take charge, seeking work for the students or their return to China, marking a setback to a humanitarian effort that fostered international ties.
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Imperial Government of
China
United States
Funeral of Portsmouth’s Oldest Resident Daniel Magon
The funeral for Daniel Magon aged % years, Portsmouth New Hampshire oldest resident, was held today at his Middle Street home with Rev. Cc H Emmons officiating. Masons Odd Fellows Knights of Pythias and other affiliated organizations escorted the casket to the grave for burial services conducted by those orders.
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Portsmouth
WN. H
Daniel Magon
Middle Street
Cc. H. Emmons
Universialist
Masons
Odd Fellows
Knights of Pythias
All Sorts by Newton Newkirk
A verse by Marion Sherman recounts a fall on the pavement causing broken ribs a dislocated shoulder and a facial injury. The speaker recalls pain during a hot furnace year of shoveling coal and cinders with friends expressing concern and pity in Boston.
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Boston
Marion Sherman
From a Woman’s Lips Love for R. G. and Kimona
A fragment quotes a woman praising her R. and G. garment while exclaiming affection for a kimono. The line reflects fashion sentiment and branding echoes in a playful voice.
An Interesting Discovery About Hair Restorers
A writer recounts a personal discovery after years of baldness and alleges a hair restoration breakthrough. He mentions his wife hiding squash pies from him, a lighthearted aside that interrupts the main claim.
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Newt
Squash Pie Caper Sparks Hair Growth and Banter
A humorous note tells of a squash pie mishap on a bald head that allegedly spurred a lush brow of hair days later. The writer jokes about Old Dad Time and a squash pie head, references Arthur Duffey and a puzzled bet about a couple’s marriage, and vows to answer more in All Sorts.
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Newton
Pete
Arthur Duffey
Commuters Laugh at Boston Girls Mixed Puff Incident
A Grand Central crowd laughs at two Boston arrival girls who shared a lower berth on a night train. Upon reaching New York they hurriedly dressed on the platform and showed contrasting puff hair after a morning reveal.
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Grand Central Station
Boston
New York
Rise and fall of Boston's early National Theatre era
A historical overview of Boston's National and Warren Theatres on Portland Street and Tremont sites. It recounts managers like William Pelley, rivalries with the Eagle Theatre, dramatic stars such as Jean Margaret Davenport and Macready, fires in 1852 and 1868, rebuilt capacity, and the theatre's decline in popularity and eventual closure.
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National Theatre
Portland Street
Traverse
Tremont Theatre
Tremont Temple
Warren Theatre
William Pelley
Tremont
Jean Margaret Davenport
Sir Peter Teazle
the School For Scandal
Shylock
Lion Theatre
Washington Street
Macready
Hackett
National
Boston
Shakspere
Hamlet
Macbeth
Richard MIII
Pelley
First National
New England
Frankli
The
Eagle
Haverhill
Traversestte
Providence
Second National Theatre
Resignations and church notices in Greater Boston area
The Rev. Robert W. Beers resigns from Broadway Congregational Somerville to lead Lawrence Street Church Lawrence starting Dec 16. Previously at Waterford N.Y. for 15 years after Cincinnati. Rev. Dr. George W. King closes revival at People's Temple with many professions. Thanksgiving service set for South End at First Presbyterian Church with Rev. Stephen H. Roblin preaching. Park Street Church launches employment committee via Men and Religion Forward Movement. A Children’s Friend Society fair at Hotel Vendome Nov 22 to aid the charity. Numerous women volunteers listed for event setup. North Avenue Baptist Cambridge supplies pulpit after Rev. F. E. Marble resigns. no new pastor chosen.
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Robert W. Beers
Broadway Congregational Church
Somerville
Beers
Lawrence Street
Lawrence
Congregational
Waterford
N. Y
Cincinnati
People’s Temple
George W. King
King
South End
First Presbyterian Church
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
Stephen H. Roblin
Second Universalist Church
Children’s Friend Society
Hotel Vendome
Henry ©. Delano
J. Converse Gray
Henry H. Proctor
Charles I. Thayer
George H. Flint
William L. McKee
Louvan Hyde
Russell
Carrington Howard
Eunice Taylor
Mary B. Reed
Hector M. Holmes
North Avenue Baptist Church
Cambridge
F. E. Marble
F. G. Lockwood
Fashions Signal Broadcloth Suits and New Silhouettes
Paragraphs note a season heavy with broadcloth suits and smaller collars. Plaid shawls become tourist coats, novelty bright waists, and the straight silhouette dominates. Evening gowns feature veiling and draped chitton, with velvet and fur seeing growing demand. hats favor soft beaver and belt details emerge.
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Washington St
Congress
California
Texas
Across the Border
Bury
Newton Newkirk
Kimona
Arthur
N. Y. Herald
Rremorromraunds
Greater Boston
Park Street
Men and Religion Forward Movement
Franklin Jordan
F. E. Smith
Rogers Bros
Stowell’s
Waltham
Winter ST
Jewellers and Silversmiths
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