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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1911
Page
10
The advertisement lists Daily Post subscription rates including one year 3.00 six months 1.50 three months 75c two months 0 30c one month 30c and Sunday Post rates. it notes prices for Canada Alc per copy and that all money sent at sender’s risk with checks payable to Post Publishing Company.
Editorial and department phone lines listed with main office at 1539 Main Street and classified ads at 1383 1384 Main. Air subscriptions must be prepaid and will discontinue at expiration. Notify by mail if the Post is unavailable from your supplier.
The piece argues Boston women should exercise their legal right to vote in the city election by choosing school board members. It claims this act would prove their sincerity more than rallies or banners and ties voting to every home with children. It warns that neglect could undermine their bid for full suffrage.
The Post lauds its Glimpses of Old Boston series praised by Sir Hubert Hog and ex mayor Samuel A. Green. The reproductions of a nearly vanished city resonate with older Bostonians and younger readers, showing Boston’s vast progress in half a century or less.
Italy faces costly war expenses as it advances on Tripoli with an initial 65 million dollar appropriation. The government warns the heavy burden will grow, while suggesting Tripoli's value lies in commerce rather than immediate gains.
In Hudson Maine two men, unable to obtain real alcohol under the dry vote, drank wood alcohol sold for mechanical use and died. Local officials and a physician confirmed the deaths. The piece argues for a constitutional ban on substitutes that resemble whiskey and can prove lethal.
The piece analyzes China's turmoil amid democratic ideas spreading to Cathay and questions the viability of Wu Tingfang’s constitutional model versus Yuan Shikai’s imperialism. It then contrasts with Cuba's political strife and the broader question of popular rule versus territorial authority.
The passage emphasizes preserving an open door for American enterprise and warns against chaos interrupting this aim. It reflects a stance on steady economic policy and orderly progress without disruption. The text underscores confidence in ongoing enterprise growth and resilience.
The Springfield Republican backs a Massachusetts probe led by David J. Walsh into alleged vote buying in New Bedford. The Post pledges to publicize the issue to awaken statewide awareness and spur cleansing by public opinion, with clergy and business leaders supporting the effort.
The article notes Chief Justice Whig declines a stay and the packers must face a full bench review. It questions whether trial Monday will proceed, given the full bench does not meet until December 4. Judge Carpenter may demand a Monday appearance unless stay efforts succeed. The piece emphasizes the high stakes for the public.
The Governor's council rejects the appointments of Professor Garret Croppers and Warren F. Spalding, actions described as within rights yet deemed unreasonable. The piece questions if the council would have confirmed newly created roles and accuses it of using a holdover tactic to keep Republican officials in place.
Judge Wright in the Equity Court reverses contempt ruling but orders Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison to face trial again in the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. Constructive contempt is not criminal and the matter hinges on judicial defense and procedure.
Reports from Lisbon indicate Holland has offered 5 million dollars for the Portuguese portion of Timor in the Malay Archipelago. The proposed purchase aims to resolve a long standing boundary dispute between Holland and Portugal.
A column by Newton Newkirk jokes about marriage finances with a wife asking her husband for money as a humorous theme. The piece pivots on social roles and relational exchange, reflecting lighthearted domestic satire.
A humorous brass notes column describes a train seat encounter with a genial stranger from Canton and Sharon air fame. It weaves light verse praising Sharon air as a restorative tonic and ends with a campus joke about a Harvard Yale debate and a geometry riddle.
The excerpt presents poetic nostalgia for an old beloved T D recurring as Nectar and Staff of life. A Roxbury signature MARTIN L. MACDEE frames a reflective, lyric meditation on past joys and present trials with vivid symbol imagery and evolving affection.
The excerpt traces Franklin Street’s shift from leafy residential calm to commerce driven by barrells and merchants like Joseph Barrell and Frederic Tudor. It recounts Barrell draining a bog to create a garden, then brick blocks and the Crescent arch, and narrates early voyages of the Columbia and sloop Washington, the Columbias circumnavigation, and Tudors ice trade expanding to Jamaica, Cuba, and beyond.
A cryptic fragment from a Boston text presents surreal imagery of sublime portals and lofty chimes with disjointed words like tinctures blaze mucous and eons, followed by the name Louise and a cryptic numeral.
A humorous local note from Haverhill Massachusetts mentions Rudyard Kipling as a verse star. The piece playfully bets he would keep his distance if he encountered a suffragette, reflecting era gender debates with a regional wink.
Fire swept the Westward Ho Golf Club house in Chicago early today destroying a $15,000 building. This marks the second club house loss in four days following a blaze at the Skokie links in Glencoe last Monday night.
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