Boston Post Subscription Rates and Address Details
The Boston Post lists daily and Sunday subscription prices, urges readers to report address changes, and notes payment methods. It provides editorial and office addresses in Boston and NY newsstand access, and states subscriptions must be prepaid with discontinuation on expiration. The notice is signed by E. A. Grozier, editor and publisher.
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Boston
Boston Boston
Washington Street
New York
Boston Post
E. A. Grozier
Boston Post Circulation Totals Show Daily Reach
The Boston Post reports total circulation figures with daily totals of 120,215 and 120,438 for recent periods. The data reflects overall readership and market presence in the newspaper’s distribution area.
Young Illinois volunteer rejects Republican militarism
Walter W. Stillings, a young volunteer from First Illinois in the Spanish American War, declares he will vote for William J. Bryan citing hypocrisy in Republican promises. He recalls Santiago and Montauk Point, choosing Bryan for suffering humanity and the Constitution. His stance frames citizen soldier ideals and national unity.
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Walter W. Stiillings
Elizabeth Street
Chicago
George E. Stillings
Kansas City
William McKinley
Santiago
Montauk Point
Cuba
Nebraska
William J. Bryan
Republic
Bryan the idealist at a time of national crisis
The speaker defends William Jennings Bryan as an idealist whose critique targets commercialism behind U S policy. They argue McKinley era actions in the Philippines Puerto Rico and Cuba betray constitutional rights and threaten liberty. If Bryan’s an idealist he suits the crisis and calls for a world of republics not colonies.
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Mr. Bryan
Fianna
Hoar
McKinley
United States
Philippines
Porto Rico
Carnegie Endorses McKinley Not For Imperialism
The statement notes Andrew Carnegie’s support for McKinley and McKinleyism, arguing he backs the candidate not for imperialism but in belief that imperialism will be abandoned once its advocates realize its bad policy. Carnegie’s stance is framed as notable due to his long Republican ties.
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Andrew Carnegie
McKinley
Carnegie
Park Street
Roosevelt
Boylston Street
John B. Wright
Haverhill Gazette
Maurice Fuchataron
Green
Watertown
Carnegie Armor Plate Monopoly Under Fire in McKinley Debate
The piece accuses the Carnegie steel monopoly of pressuring the U S government for high armor plate prices for new battleships and questions indirect tactics in advocating US imperial policy. It notes added Bryan Club support among Republicans in the state.
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Carnegie Company
United States
Carnegie
Mr. Carnegie
Philippines
Mclx Finley
Islands
Washington
Secretary Long
United States Navy
McKinley
Bryan Club
The Lot of the Miner and City Notes in Boston
The piece argues miners deserve decently living wages amid harsh working conditions and inflated costs from company practices. It links wage stagnation to rising living costs, notes limited food rations, and mentions a 10 percent wage offer as partial equity. Interwoven are vignettes of Boston figures, politics, a subway prank, and local observations by the writer.
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Anthracite
Ife
Milk price surge and bread weight law threaten poor families
Boston sees a price surge in milk and threats of higher bread costs if loaf weight laws are enforced. The piece argues antitrust action may curb the milk conspiracy and urges stricter enforcement of adulteration and full-measure laws, including imprisonment for short weight bread. It warns against extortion by combinations profiting at the expense of the poor.
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Boston
Observant Citizen notes on Boston yachting row and local tales
The Observant Citizen reports on the damp Boston Sunday affecting yachting in Pleasure Bay as park officials move Sheldon Landing. It recalls Suffolk County judge Joseph A. Willard’s career and a Watertown burglary incident. Smith College marks its twenty fifth anniversary with gala events and Rip Van Winkle performances. A hatter advertises straw hats in transit. Patrolman Fitzpatrick receives a letter from his son serving in the Philippines.
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Smith College
Northampton
Joseph Jefferson
The Dinner Pail and the 1896 Ballot
Charles J. Biggie argues that workmen care most for a full dinner pail over grand questions. He cites McKinley and Bryan, urging voters to back the Constitution and old-time luck, promising that the workman’s stomach will drive votes on election day.
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McKinley
Mac
Bryan
Charles J. Biggie
Boston Post Photo Contest Awards Three Weekly Prizes
The Boston Post continues its weekly cash prizes of 10, 5, and 3 for photographs. Submissions must include title and competitor name and address on the back, with brief context if desired. Amateurs welcome, professionals not excluded. photos not returned.
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Boston Post
Pteca Se
Sunday Post
Post
Ada
the Post
Boston
Old Mill Plot and Novella's Courage
In a moonlit Granmore mill tale, Professor Heinrich Bach overhears a plan to burn Thomas Marsh’s mansion amid a mill strike. He guides Novella, Miss Marsh’s pupil, toward protection as Bach confronts his growing love for Novella and the danger surrounding Judith Marsh.
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Heinrich Bach
Granmore
Boston
Thomas Mareh
Granmere
Marsh
Aad
Belmonts
Bach
Belmont House
Bill Grady
Vella
Novella
Judith Marshill
Judith
Professor Bach
Judith Marsh
Novella Clare
Mill Rands
Miss Marsh
When the swallows homeward fly fiction supplement
The Sunday Post will publish another great fiction supplement next Sunday. Readers can buy it for 3 cents and join in the seasonal sentiment sparked by the swallows' return.
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the Sunday Post
Daily Table Hints and Breakfast to Dinner Plan
A fragment listing daily meals and a recipe note from Mabelle Be Chesterton Maplewood Massachusetts. It outlines breakfast items like G Vitos Ham Croquettes Southern Muffins Tapes and Cream Baked Sweet Potatoes with coffee, lunch and dinner dishes including Poached Eggs with Creamed Salmon Roast Lamb and a squash pie. A detailed bread and salmon canapé method follows alongside a frozen peaches recipe and a brief sender credit.
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Mabelle BE
Chesterton
Spruce Street
Maplewood
Mass
James S. Norris Dead Dies Prominent Concord Businessman
Deacon James S. Norris, a wealthiest and leading Concord merchant, dies at dawn. Longtime wholesale confectioner and baker, he played active roles in religious and fraternal circles and shaped local business for decades.
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Concord
WN. H
Jamess. Norris
Examinations for Boston Public School Music Posts
Candidates for certificates of fitness to be appointed assistant director of music or assistant in music in the Boston public schools will be examined on Friday and Saturday, Oct. 12 and 13, in the hall of the Boston Normal School at Dartmouth and Appleton streets. The exam begins Friday at 1 o clock, continues Saturday at 9 o clock, and attendance is required each day. Admission requires graduation from Boston Normal School or a State Normal school in Massachusetts, or college graduation with pedagogy study or one year of teaching experience.
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Boston
Frida
Boston Normal School
Dartmouth and
Appleton Streets
Massachusetts
The Latest Word in Rocking Chairs Greted in mahogany
A handsomely carved solid mahogany rocking chair with long roll rockers fits sitters from four to six feet, providing a slow easy motion. The chair is praised for its ergonomic adjustment and ornate woodwork, all at a low cost.
Fall Dress Goods Sale From Jordan Marsh & Co
New fall textiles from Jordan Marsh feature heavy wool broadcloths at 69c per yard, satin panne sortel at 79c, storm serges and broadcloths from 29c to 69c per yard, black cheviots and satin cloths with minor imperfections priced for quick sale. limited widths and finishes noted.
Winter Weight Shirts and Drawers Sale at One Third Off
Men's Underwear from Contoocook to Coon Sisco Cak dine ress and Lamb's Wool Fleece Lined Shirts and Drawers offered at $1.00. Silver Jaeger and Blue Stripe fleece lined shirts and drawers priced at 50c. Limited stock, prices not to be repeated. Urges customers to buy a winter supply before gone.
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Contoocook
Lamb’s
N.B
Seconds and half price cotton garments in seasonable sale
A sale advertises cotton underwear and flannelette garments at reduced prices. Includes heavy flannelette night robes, long skirts, and cotton wool winter suits offered as seconds with minor imperfections. Special Monday assortment features black sateen skirts and other colored options at deep discounts.
Women's Suits and Coats Biggest City Value Sale
Fall merchandise advertised at low prices with new coats suits and skirts. Highlights include cashmere gowns all wool liners oxford skirts 3.98 to 6.75 coats 5.00 to 10.00 and caps and wrappers all described as greatest value ever offered with special prices on many items.
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Oxford
Furniture Annex Chamber Suit Styles and Bargains
Our leadership in New England shows in seven floors of stock and two styles per item. Mahogany and oak chamber suits with mirrors, dust proof drawers, and brass fittings are offered at markedly reduced prices. examples include a mahogany bureau set at 60.00, now 46.00, an oak suite at 45.00, now 30.00, and other refined versions advertised with special pricing to clear stock.
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New England
Bureau
A Student's Suite for College Rooms Opened
We have fitted up two rooms in our House furnishing Annex to represent students quarters. Those entering college should see these rooms for furnishing ideas. Our contractors will offer advice estimates and plan suggestions on request.
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