Post Boston Sunday Post dated October 4 1911 issue note
The front matter shows subscription rates and mailing details for the Sunday Post and daily Post. It lists prices for various terms, notes Boston office at 259 Washington Street, and adds payment terms, delivery notes, and editor contact information for the Post Publishing Company.
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Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Mass
Sunday Post
Canada
Macera
Post Publishing Company
One Big Fish Landed in Smuggling Case
Abraham Lichtenstein head of a New York wholesale millinery firm is sentenced to four months in prison after seven years of smuggling revenue losses. Judge Hough delivers a strong warning against customs frauds, more impactful than prior fines.
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Abraham Lichtenstein
New York
Archhbald
Hough
Where Did It Go Admission Costs in Political Campaign
The text claims United States Senator Steven sson of Wisconsin testified about paying 107793 to join a Washington club and admitting ignorance about how the funds were spent. It critiques campaign spending and business acumen, noting a millionaire background but vague accounting.
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United States
Stevensson
Wisconsin
Washington
Stevenson
Taft credits Bryan for key arbitration treaty idea
In Lincoln speech President Taft praised William J. Bryan for suggesting a crucial clause in the proposed arbitration treaties with Great Britain and France. He notes only Republican reactionaries will be surprised by the acknowledgment.
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Taft
Lincoln
William J. Bryan
Great Britain
France
Mr. Bryan
Aerial Mail Plan Aims for New York to Los Angeles Route
The Postmaster General proposes an official air mail service across the continent from New York to Los Angeles. Despite rough field tests by unofficial aviators, officials hope to overcome aircraft and weather hurdles. Ovington is noted as the chosen leader for opening this route.
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Hitchcock
New York
Los Angeles
Cal
Sierras
Ovington
Chamber of Commerce report on Boston fire hazards outlined
Clarence H. Blackall chairs a Boston Chamber of Commerce committee that analyzes fire risks and pushes radical reforms. The study urges banning wooden structures, creating a Fire Bureau with enforcement power, high pressure water service, and phasing out horse drawn engines while reviewing building laws and insurance oversight.
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Chamber of Commerce Committee
Clarence H. Blackall
Boston
Chamber of Commerce
Roxbury
Beheading of Solicitor McCabe and departure of Dunlap
The text laments the removal of Solicitor McCabe of the Agriculture Department and announces that Associate Chemist Dunlap will not return from leave. It frames them as enemies of Doctor Wiley in the drive against adulterators of foods and medicines. It notes Wiley’s regained control and questions Mr. Wickersham's stance.
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McCabe
Department of Agriculture
Dunlap
Doctor Wiley
Wiley
Taft
Mr. Wickersham
Wilson Doubted for Democratic Nomination in New Jersey
The New Jersey Democratic convention showed strong support for Woodrow Wilson as presidential timber though he urged restraint citing German election law. Analysts call his modest refusal potentially beneficial nationally, noting voters dislike overt pursuit of the presidency.
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New Jersey
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Three monumental attractions spark belated profits in last year’s nest
In a collage of quotes and snippets from 1914 era press, the writer notes hidden dollars in a year's old nest beside references to World Series talk, a Mexico election, and war coverage. The piece weaves headlines, poems, and flashes of public sentiment on politics and theater.
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Barnum
Mexico
Maine
Salem Pauses in Honor of Father Murphy
Salem paused in honor of the late Rev. Father Timothy J. Murphy with 30 minutes of business suspension. Mayor Adams led a procession after his funeral at Immaculate Conception Church and interment in Dorchester. The mass drew over 1000 children and as many adults.
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Salem
Adams
Timothy J. Murphy
Immaculate Conception
Dorchester
Charles H. Puffer
First Universalist Church
James H. Turner
Arthur Howard
Could Stand It Better
A fragment from the Houston Post quotes remarks about a daughter’s improving music and neighbors becoming friendlier, suggesting light domestic humor and social ease. The brief item captures a casual newspaper quip on family progress and community warmth.
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Houston Post
David and Saul clash highlights in Dore set portrayal
The narrative recounts Saul’s jealousy of David as he rises from harpist to Israelite general. David earns Michal’s hand by slaying 200 Philistines, gains support of Jonathan, and nears the throne while Saul’s tribe loses ground. Boston Post advertises a Dore E pictures portfolio with back issues available by mail.
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The
Boston Post
David
Dore
Goliath
Saul
Jonathan
Damon
Pythias
Bethlehem
Michal
Merab
Howrorrow
Clark
Israel
Ape
Judah
Ijamin
Daily Post
Sunday Post
Judge Sherman Retires Lays Legend of Yankee Wit
Observant Citizen notes Judge Sherman retiring from the Massachusetts Superior bench as a picturesque figure of rare common sense and Yankee humor. The piece also mentions Sumner Smith receiving the gold headed Boston Post cane as Hampden’s oldest resident. Autumn foliage reports from northern New England and a Brookline home robbery are briefly cited along with tributes to Leo Hafford of Somerville and updates on local football players Ginger Fraser and Pendergast at Colby College.
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Sherman
Massachusetts
Peters
Maine
Lawrence
Sumner Smith
Boston
Hampden
Alanson Chaffee
Ginger” Fraser
Dorchester High
Pendergast
James Pendergast
Dorchester
Colby College
Boston Latin
If you don't go away Meandering Mike jokes with a man
A sarcastic encounter is recalled as a severe woman warns and Mike replies he just met the man up the road who shared hard luck stories, leaving the scene without listening further.
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Mike
Washington Star
No Need to Worry Exchange Cited in Flugende Blaetter
A brief quoted exchange shows a stumbling greeting and reassurance between two speakers. The fragment appears in Flugende Blaetter and reflects casual social interaction. No further context or identifying details are provided.
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