Boston Post details 1910 subscription rates and contact data
The item lists subscription prices for the Boston Post dated November 22, 1910, with rates for daily, Sunday, and Canada copies. It provides office addresses, telephone numbers, and instructions on payment, delivery, and notice to notify by postal mail if copies are unavailable. It identifies A. Grozier as editor and publisher.
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Post Publishing Co
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Sunday Post
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Canada
Boston
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Post Publishing Company
Sporting
KB. A. Grozier
Waterways Congress to Meet in Washington December
The National Rivers and Harbors Congress plans its seventh convention in Washington on December 7 with President Taft giving the opening address. More than 4000 delegates are expected and Governor Harmon is slated to speak as part of a waterway policy movement aimed at improving waterways for transportation and commerce.
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Washington
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Taft
Harmon
Congress
The Third Degree Under Senate Scrutiny
The article reports a Senate committee investigation into the so called third degree torture of arrestees. It argues federal reforms could lead to wider state protections and condemns police practices that violate basic citizen rights.
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Senate
Washington
United States
Massachusetts Deer Season Opens in Five Western Counties
After a 12 year wait deer may be hunted in five western counties this week with one deer per hunter and no rifles or revolvers allowed. Warnings about risky shots and many untrained hunters persist, urging bright clothing and cautious aims to prevent fatal accidents in the woods.
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Massachusetts
Middlesex-Worcester
Brandeis Urges Scientific Management for Railroads
Louis D. Brandeis told the Interstate Commerce Commission that U S railroads could save about 1 000 000 dollars daily by applying scientific management. He argued the cost of operations varies widely and proposed practical efficiency measures rooted in data and analysis.
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Louis D. Brandeis
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Railroads urged to adopt efficiency for fair rates
The piece argues railroads should prove they can cover costs through retrenchment rather than raising rates. It notes efficiency science is advancing in industry and may soon benefit railroads and communities, earning national gratitude if adopted.
Governor-elects clash over Senate seat in party feud
The Massachusetts governor-elect Foss pushes for Senator Lodge to resign, vowing a broad statewide campaign, while New York governor-elect Dix says he will not back a successor and defers to voters and the legislature. The Post notes Foss’s interference may backfire by strengthening Lodge support.
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Foss
Massachusetts
Kenry Cabot Lodge
United States Senate
Dix
New York
Depew
United States
Senator Lodge
Lodge
Langtry Puts Forward Direct Election Plan For U S Senators
Representative A P Langtry of Springfield a Republican proposes a bill to let voters express preference for U S Senators before legislative ballots He argues for direct state popular vote as the only sensible solution noting 26 states have applications for a constitutional convention and 31 are needed Massachusetts could help rectify past action with support from his paper the Springfield Union
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A. P. Langtry
Springfield
United States
Congress
Massachusetts
Langtry
Springfield Union
Wright on Ralph Johnstone death blamed on careless repairs
Denver reports say Ralph Johnstone died when a wooden fragment from his aeroplane broke loose after faulty repair. The fragment bore an iron ring mark and nails, suggesting human negligence rather than the pilot's fault.
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Wilbur Wright
Ralph Johnstone
Denver
Johnstone
Hoxsey
Captain Rufus H. Allen Dies in Malden
Captain Rufus H. Allen a retired sea captain died at his home 56 Clapp street Malden Sunday evening He was born in Gouldsboro Me and rose from cabin boy to master During the Civil War he commanded the brig Ponvert of Gouldsboro sent to transport troops and horses from Fortress Monroe to Port Royal Funeral services were set for 2 pm today with interment in Gouldsboro Me
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Rufus H. Allen
Clapp Street
Malden
Allen
Gouldsboro
Ponvert
Fortress Monroe
Port Royal
All Sorts by Newton Newkirk
A brief feature titled What the Sphinx Says appears by Newton Newkirk. The column offers compact reflections in a witty voice likely reflecting local interests and cultural cues of the publication's era.
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Newton Newkirk
Luck at Shelby Bank Ends in Five Dollar Gold Piece Mixup
A Shelby Indiana man attempted change at the First National Bank with a two dollar bill and received instead a roll of five dollar gold pieces totaling twenty dollars. The cashier mishandled the exchange, the P T blamed the confusion on luck, and the finder of the five dollar gold pieces remains at large. The teller, cashier, and bank president facedبرت a charged scene as bystanders mocked the scene of the line count and the miscounted change.
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Shelby
Ind
First National Bank
P. T
Windert
Bill
Clarence
Resignation of St. John’s Arlington Rector Yeames
The Rev. James Yeames, rector of St. John's Episcopal Church Arlington, resigns for health reasons effective December 31 after 13 years in office. A Union Thanksgiving service is planned at Bethany Church Quincy with speakers Barbour Edith Randall and R E Armstrong.
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James Yeames
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Arlington
Bethany Church
Quincy
Barbour
Edith Randall
R. E. Armstrong
Christ's Church
Wollaston
Universalist Church
W. E. Wiggin
Karl Schwartz
Church of the Savior
Syracuse
Church of the Advent
Brimmer Street
Laymen's Association hosts service in Boston
A Methodist gathering will be held in Boston under the Laymen's Association of the New England conference auspices, signaling regional collaboration and church outreach.
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Boston Post the
Independent Democratic Paper of
New England
Tremont Temple
Churches of Greater
Shawmut Avenue Reecue
Ing of
Boston
Laymen’s Association of the
New England Conference
Dorchester Priest Reaches Age of 78
The Rev. William H. Fitzpatrick, longtime pastor of St. Gregory’s Church in Dorchester, celebrated his 78th birthday. A noted church builder, his work spans Stoneham Melrose Wakefield and Dorchester. He was born in Aristaown Colchester County Nova Scotia to an Irish father and Scottish mother, educated locally, taught, and joined the priesthood at the Sulpician Seminary in Montreal on May 26 1866.
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William H., Fitzpatrick
St. Gregory’s Church
Dorchester
Stoneham
Melrose
Wakefield
Aristown
Colchester County
N. S
Billerica
The
Sulpician Seminary
Montreal
Train fatality near Middlebury claims Anne Wilson
Mrs Anne A Wilson aged 69 was instantly killed by a railroad train from Boston en route to Burlington in Middlebury Virginia on November 2.
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Boston
Middlebury
Anne A. Wilson
Burlington
Sympathy Fund Received For Mrs Dame’s Missing Husband
The Post acknowledges four dollars sent by sympathizers for Mrs. Fred Dame of Lynn whose husband has disappeared.
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Fred Dame
Lynn
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