Boston Post notices and publication details page
The Boston Post provides its October 9 1911 issue details including pricing for daily and Sunday editions, subscription terms with durations and rates, addresses for offices and departments, and publisher contact information. It lists subscription payment rules and service notes for readers.
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Boston Post
Independent Democratic Paper of
New England
Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Mass
THE
Sunday Post
Canada
Post- Boston
Post Publishing Company
Hastorial
Financial,Sporting Editors
Ant
Grozier
Campaign rhetoric on tariffs and reforms debated in state
In one part of the state speakers argue re election won’t affect prompt tariff revision while others say Frothingham’s election would curb Democrats. The piece questions which claim is true or if both are GOP misrepresentation this year.
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Ieeeress
Frothingham
The Work Before Italy in Tripoli Occupation
Analysis of Italy’s Tripoli seizure as a start to a wider African project. It notes a brutal bombardment with sixteen dead, six Turkish soldiers and civilians, and the challenge of maintaining three caravan routes through Barbary and a rising Arab interior threat.
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Tripoli
Tunis
Berlin
Africa
Italy
Erie Railroad Seeks Uniform Neckwear Change
Erie railroad imposes a rule banning color dyed neckties for trainmen. Owners wonder why black replaces bright hues and consider a distinctive color as a branding touch.
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Erie Railroad
Erie
Pacing Mare Wins Crowd Over Taft at Caldwell Fair
At a Caldwell Idaho county fair President Taft faced a mixed reception as a megaphone announcement touted the famous pacing mare College Maid racing against time. The crowd instantly shifted from high politics to spectacle, flooding the grandstand with cheers for the horse over the president.
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Taft
Caldwell
Idaho
Senator Borah
College Maid
Justice Dept Prepares Antitrust Crackdown on Steel Trust
The Department of Justice announces forthcoming criminal proceedings under the antitrust law against Steel Trust officials. The move signals a push to enforce the statute and compel cooperation from directors to strengthen enforcement.
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Department of Justice
Washington
Steel Trust
Somerville
City Sanitary Department
Government charges Steel Trust with restraint of trade
Solicitor General says trust dissolution or formation does not bar criminal prosecution. Government accuses United States Steel Corp. of monopoly through controlling over half of iron ore and violating the Elkins act by rebates from railroads controlled by it. Key issue is whether the law can bite or is toothless.
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Steel Trust
United States
Department of Justice
United States Steel Corporation
Trunk Line
Salary Cut for Boston Letter Carriers Adds Little Benefit
The Boston district cuts $100 from the pay of letter carriers aged 70 and older. Officials argue it is a small saving, while critics say the move harms veterans who have served long and well with discretion in delicate cases.
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Boston
Department
Observant Citizen James P Delehanty Hosts Knights Meeting
In Bethesda Hall South Boston the Pere Marquette Council Knights of Columbus plans a jollification gathering with Deputy Grand Knight Edward F Martin hosting guests including city and state officials. George Porter will narrate stories of the world series for Revere A A crowds, while various local anecdotes and late 19th century urban foibles fill the city scene.
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James P. Delehanty
Pere Marquette Council
Knights of Columbus
Bethesda Hall
South Boston
Edward F. Martin
The
Revere A. A
George Porter
New York
All Sorts By C. H. Lincoln
A curio filled column notes Eliza beth Akers Allen 79th birthday author of Rock Me to Sleep Mother while critiquing modern song trends. It mocks new choruses cites Columbus week humor and local Columbus avenue scenes with social banter and sketches of public figures and fashion fringe hype.
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New York
Elizabeth Akers Allen
Columbus
Columbus Avenue
Columbus Place
Columbus Square
Old College
Thomasso W. Lawsons
Peepul
Thomasso
Chris
Isabella
Ferdinand
Signor Lawson
Morganne
Rockefellerin
Ryanni
New World Exploration Trust
Ferdinand and
Bagatelle
Rockefellerini
Abner Joins David as Ish-bosheth Loses Power
Abner negotiates with David after Michal's return, seeking to unite Israel under David. Joab murders Abner, intensifying the feud. Ish-bosheth’s forces fall, while David strengthens control. The Boston Post teases Dore Bible pictures and back-issue orders.
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Saul
Jordan River
Mahaiam
Gad
Abner
Ish-bosheth
Jordan
Judah
Gibeon
Joab
David
Dore
A. S. Clark
Ishbosheth
Michal
Phaltiel
Hebron
Israel
Asahel
Rechab
Baanah
Boston Post
Daily Post
Sunday Post
If a man must choose, confess to a loving girl rather than bow to blackmail
The piece argues confessing to the girl you love is wiser than yielding to a blackmailing partner. A loving woman’s forgiveness is ample, while yielding to demand will trap you in deceit and worsen outcomes for happiness and trust.
Fashions and Fads Parade: Velvet Hats and White Gowns
Paragraph notes current styles with flounces and deep collars, black lace gowns revived with chiffon linings, fringe on sashes and petticoats, and the popularity of velvet hats, Saxe feathers, and white velvet or white felt hats with wings. Scarfs remain, and black and white palettes persist across outfits.
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Inette
Marie Antoin Fichu
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