Boston Post Publishing Company Subscription Rates 1910
The Boston Post issue outlines subscription costs dated November 21 1910 listing daily and Sunday rates for one and six months with Canada copy price and payment instructions. It notes advance payment by checks drafts or money orders and contact details for editors and offices.
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Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Mass
THE
Sunday Post
Canada
IST Publishing Company
Representation in Congress Boosts New England Power
The 1990 census will reshape House seats by region with New England gaining representatives as population grows in Massachusetts Connecticut and Rhode Island. The Middle West faces losses while the South Far West and Iowa show mixed shifts in seat allocation.
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Congress
New England
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
House of Representatives
Upper
Mississippi
Missouri
Iowa
South
Far West
Maine deer season tally and deer kill estimate
Maine's open deer season has about three weeks left. Bangor shipments total roughly 2000 deer, with the season's kill projected near 10 000 including state consumption and exports. Officials also report eight deaths and 32 serious injuries from hunting incidents, some accidental and some self inflicted or caused by companions.
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Maine
Bangor
Labor Power and Vocational Education Promote National Progress
Charles Winslow urged at a symposium that a system must develop labor power so workers reach peak efficiency. He criticized schools for overemphasis on theory, urging mandatory vocational education to prepare pupils for productive labor and drive material progress.
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Charles H. Winslow
Winslow
Who Bears the Wool Tariff Debate in 1912
President Wood of the American Woolen Company argues the wool tariff costs the public nothing while other trusts claim foreigners pay. The article notes an all wool suit using 3.5 yards of cloth and 17.5 pounds of grease wool with a 11 cent per pound duty, totaling 1.92 dollars to the treasury, paid by the buyer through higher cloth prices. It also mentions additional duties on imported woolen cloth and 50 percent ad valorem, referencing the Payne Aldrich tariff and Taft Lodge defenses.
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Wood
American Woolen Company
Rubber Trust
United States Treasury
Taft
Senator Lodge
Woolen Rates Not Set by Woolen Trust Says Officials
The revision discussion indicates rate changes are to be determined independently and not dictated by the woolen trust. Officials emphasize the independence of policy decisions and the absence of external control over upcoming pricing.
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Woolen Trust
Tolstoi Remembered as Liberator Voice of Protest and Thought
The obituary views Leo Tolstoi as a world figure and dissident voice from aristocratic Russia. It praises his fearless stance against tyranny and his lasting influence on Russian thinking despite later flaws. The piece notes uncertainty about his long term global place.
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Leo Tolstoi
Anna Karenina
Tolstoi
Russia
Subway Fiasco and a Shrinking Fedora
In Park Street subway a passenger recounts a chaotic scene as women jostle for seats and a market basket strikes a man. He defends himself and laments a ruined fedora, retreating to a dark corner while others commiserate about the L notice. He ends by reflecting on the crushed hat and a resignation quip.
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Park Street
Boylston Street
Boston
Park Street Subway
Hades
Who Is at Fault for Europe Travel Costs
A Hartford resident returning from a year abroad argues European prices equal American hotel costs. He blames rich Americans for flaunting wealth, saying hotels target ostentatious travelers and spoil rates. He notes moderate travelers pay for the flamboyance of a few.
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Europe
Modest Victory Judge Baldwin Declines Victory Demonstration
Connecticut judge Baldwin who toppled Republican rule says he will not hold a public victory show. He thanks citizens for the trust and aims to prove worthy by his administration while preparing for his inauguration. He delays action against Roosevelt for slander to focus on duties.
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Baldwin
Connecticut
Roosevelt
No Heat in Leicester Jail Feared by Rats
Leicester citizens report no heat in the basement jail of the Town Hall as rats supposedly thrive on warmth. Bedding has been devoured by vermin, leaving the sheets resembling lace curtains.
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Leicester
Women First Note From Boston Elevated Line
The Boston Elevated Railway issued a public notice to its gentlemen patrons on a recent date, reflecting the era’s etiquette and service norms as part of a broader string of notices.
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Boston Elevated
Boston Women Dominate Boarding Streetcars in Bold Protests
A veteran observer recounts a Boston showdown where women commuters push and shove a man attempting to board a car. He notes sustained gender power in transit disputes and cites a recent “L” notice provoking further boldness among riders.
Women First in Subway Rush Sparks Odd Parade
In Park Street Subway during evening rush, several men report being bumped by a crowd as a notice from the Boston L promotes courtesy and women first. The writer notes men historically lag in the race for a car as the scene unfolds.
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Park Street
Boston
Probation System Topic Highlighted by Boston Speaker
Edwin Mulready deputy commissioner of probation spoke at Rathbone Hall in Boston about the Workings and Results of the Probation System in Massachusetts. The meeting featured approving demonstrations and a vote of thanks. Annual officers elected Maurice Dineen president James E. McConologue first vice president Mary E Owens second vice president Mathilda Murphy recording secretary Annie M Cunniffe financial secretary Mary A Mullen treasurer Lawrence K E Murphy sergeant at arms.
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Edwin Mulready
Hibernian Total Abstinence Association No 1
Boston
Rathbone Hall
Washington Street
Massachusetts
Maurice Dineen
James E. McConologue
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