Boston Post subscription rates and notices 1910
The Boston Post published by Post Publishing Co lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, payment terms, and contact details. It notes 1910 rates, offices at 259 Washington St Boston Mass, and that all subscriptions must be prepaid with notices about delivery and renewal.
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Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Mass
THE
Sunday Post
Canada
Post Publishing Company
Sporting Editors
Vance
A. Grozier
Marriage and Long Life Says Bertillon Benefits of Matrimony
Dr. Jacques Bertillon, the French expert, claims marriage greatly extends longevity based on global statistics. He asserts married individuals have about three times the chance of a long life compared with singles and notes higher mortality among widowers. He even advises widowed men and women under 60 to seek partners.
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Jacques Bertillon
Mien
Bertillon
Street Smoke Nuisances and City Pressure for Reform
A New York complaint cites frequent smoke from automobiles as a health nuisance. Physicians and officials urge stronger enforcement of the smoking auto law, arguing owners are indifferent or ignorant and should be fined or restrained.
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New York
E Herald
Boston
Roosevelt Faces Banquet Dilemma With Connecticut’s Baldwin
An editorial notes the New Haven Chamber of Commerce banquet plans two top guests Colonel Theodore Roosevelt and Simeon Baldwin Connecticut’s Governor elect. It questions whether Roosevelt will refuse to dine with a judicial officer he has attacked or Baldwin will dine with a critic, predicting Roosevelt’s likely declination.
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Theodore Roosevelt
New Haven
Roosevelt
Connecticut
Foss
Dix
New York
Harmon
Ohio
Opium Trade Controversy Between China and Britain
The National Assembly in China seeks to end opium traffic and prohibit its sale between provinces after July. China urges Britain to halt Indian opium supply immediately, arguing it harms humanity and public welfare. Britain agrees to exclude after 1917, but China calls for quicker action.
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Great Britain
National Assembly
China
British India
Liquor Laws and Crime in North Carolina
Chief Justice Walter Clark claims the statewide prohibition law cut general crime by 50 percent in North Carolina. The article notes others view the figures as conservative and mentions returns that support the debate.
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North Carolina
Walter Clark
Supreme Court
Prohibition Outcomes: Crime Declines Under Chief Justice Claim
The text reports year over year declines in various crimes including murder first and second degree and burglary, with manslaughter and larceny dropping sharply. It notes a 15 percent fall in anti liquor violations and argues North Carolina experiences stronger effects than the broader cause, suggesting prohibition significantly reduces crime there.
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North Carolina
Congress Faces Key Tasks Before Final Session
The approaching session must address apportionment of Representatives based on the new census and start tariff reform, notably the wool schedule. Speaker Cannon signals no aim to delay beyond appropriations while stand patters may push Taft to refrain from immediate reform. A start this session is urged to avoid a yearlong delay.
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Congress
Cannon
Qone
Taft
Fire perils prompt call for stronger factory safety laws
The Newark fire tragedy exposes preventable death and injury among female workers in an oil soaked factory. Inadequate exits and缺乏 fire escapes show enforcement gaps in New Jersey regulations. The piece urges the scope of factory laws to be strengthened under Governor Wilson.
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Winthrop
Newark
N. J
New Jersey
Wilson
Boston City Club hosts dinner for Samuel J. Elder
More than a score of judges from the Supreme Superior and Municipal Courts plus many prominent Boston law firms and fishing interests will attend a complimentary dinner for Samuel J. Elder at the Boston City Club tonight. Attendees include former Governors John L. Bates and J. Q. A. Brackett Attorney-General-elect James M. Swift District Attorney Joseph C. Pelletier Representative Norman H. White and Lucius Tuttle. Melvin O. Adams will be toastmaster.
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Superior
Samuel J. Elder
Boston City Club
John L. Bates
J. Q. A. Brackett
James M. Swift
Joseph C. Pelletier
Norman H. White
Lucius Tuttle
Melvin O. Adams
Richard Olney
All Sorts by Newton Newkirk
Poem praising the crow as a long lived bird and a symbol of shared earth. The speaker watches its flight from a cornfield and hay, noting its survival against hunters and its lofty presence across springs and wind. A birdologist claims the crow can live five times as long as a cow, underscoring its endurance and defiant cry against human strife.
Deacon Refuses Support by Outlawed Note in Maine
A Maine deacon who once took a $30 note as repayment now faces scrutiny after a neighbor hit by disaster requests aid. The deacon, famed for his exemplary life, hands back the outlawed debt and invites the neighbor to pursue collection himself. News from Thomaston, Maine.
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Maine
Washington
Thomaston
Wompus Mania Drips with Pseudo Science and Peddlers
A humorous exchange features a self proclaimed wompus expert from Westbrook Maine and rival claims that the creature is not a bird. A Boston showman offers 250 dollars for a live wompus and a Pittsfield professor seeks a specimen for his southern medicine tour.
Boy with bullet wound pleads for liberty in juvenile court
In Pittsburg, Frank Handy displayed a head wound before Judge Kennedy, claiming the injury from over a decade ago when he was a boy influenced his life of crime. Physicians blame the bullet for brain damage and behavior.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Frank Handy
Kennedy
Handy
St. John’s Hospital
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