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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1911
Page
12
The Boston Post edition from October 3 1911 lists publication details and subscription rates. It notes office at 259 Washington St Boston and advertising contact channels, with pricing for various subscription durations and a notice on prepayment and uninterrupted service.
The piece laments missing autumn cheer and warm days and questions where the sun has gone. It hopes October or an Indian summer may yet bring charm, brightness, and renewed spirits to residents longing for sunny, inviting days.
As the season ends the two major league teams seem set with little joy for locals. Yet optimism exists for 1912 as new influences should improve the clubs. Boston, a passionate baseball town, desires top-notch players and a brighter future beyond this year’s disappointments.
George Av Crocker and Dr Richard C Cabot rally against Beacon Street residents policy on the Charles River Basin. They note residents’ influence limits public access and amenities. Crocker predicts a future where the basin becomes a real public good for all people.
The editorial urges stronger warnings and authority in Pennsylvania to enforce safety measures after the Austin tragedy. It laments deadly failures and calls for accountability, warning that further dam failures may be prevented only if those responsible face consequences.
The sudden death of Rear Admiral Schley ends a life marked by public dispute over his Santiago de Cuba battle leadership. Though praised for bravery in war, official review criticized delays and the maneuver at Santiago. His Civil War service and other duties were noted, and officials urged no renewed debate.
The article asserts Francisco I. Madero will be Mexico’s next president after a free voting system, with districts of 50 000 people selecting electors and an electoral college to announce results. Jose Pino Suarez appears chosen for vice president as support for a six year term and a peaceful transition.
The piece accuses authorities of years of known faults in the Austin Pennsylvania dam and criticizes failure to reinforce the structure after prior bulging, calling the neglect criminal as catastrophic flooding followed.
The New England Educational and Industrial Exposition draws strong attendance at Mechanics' Building. Boston Chamber of Commerce efforts create a distinctive, educative show. It showcases natural resources and their use, with four weeks of expert lectures on agriculture and country life.
Recount of Democratic votes for House nominations in Wards 14 16 18 and Fourth Suffolk district comprising Wards 9 12 17 finished by Election Commissioners at Faneuil Hall with no material change from the original returns.
A collage of quips and verses about debts, coal shortages, and pennant hopes, plus a Newburyport poet's playful tale about Modern Dentistry and a wild Leena Witch saga with mistaken identities and a colorful local rumor mill.
Gertrude Paton endures accusations after Hanson Prescott is found dead and Ralph Dorby vanishes. Stormy night brings Dorby back, revealing he was abducted by men hired to frame him. Morning paper confirms Louis Clayton killed himself, confessing guilt in writing.
A vivid retelling of the David and Goliath confrontation set against Philistine invasion of Judah and Saul's army. David, armed with a sling, defeats the giant with a stone, triggering a Philistine retreat and Israelite triumph. The Boston Post promotes its Dore Bible pictures series for back-number purchases.
Soutache braiding and wide braids appear on gowns and suits while sealskin lynx sable black marten ermine and mink headline millinery furs. Knitted jackets show better form and finish as bows trim all items and metal fringe plus bead fringes decorate evening wear. Round colored beads add novel embroidered trim.
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