The Boston Post announces October 13 1910 edition
The Boston Post publishes on October 13 1910 as the Independent Democratic Paper of New England with office at 239 Washington Street Boston. It outlines subscription rates for daily and Sunday papers, payment terms, and delivery cautions. Editor and publisher through Bea Grozier announces subscription discontinuation on expiration and requests notification if delivery fails.
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Democrats push platform with State Finance Commission aim
The Massachusetts Democrats advocate a strong platform and argue a State Finance Commission will prune useless commissions. They insist the proposal is not paradoxical and would curb influence of entrenched interests. The piece urges reform and Lexow style scrutiny of long Republicanized institutions.
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Massachusetts
State Finance Commission
Commonwealth
Maine woods hunter's bow harvest prompts license reform
A Rhode Island hunter in Maine reports steady deer and game kills with bow and arrow. He cites a 150 pound doe as a prize and argues for stricter licensing aimed at skilled archers, reviving ancient venison methods without shooting each other.
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Maine Woods
Rhode Island
Maine
Maine Sardines May Get Government Canning Plant Inspection
A Maine rumor proposes government inspection of coastal sardine canning plants to boost consumer confidence. Wholesalers backing the plan say costs would be small compared to benefits, citing current sanitation issues and a public demand for cleaner, safer packaging.
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Pine Tree
Conrie
Higher Up The Sugar Trust Case Reaches Supreme Court
The article notes the Supreme Court will hear Saturday the cases of directors and officers of the American Sugar Refining Company under indictment for conspiracy and fraud in the wake of the Sugar Trust scandal. Defendants include John E. Parsons Herbert Parsons Washington B. Thomas Arthur Donner John Mayer Charles H. Sen George H. Frazer Gustave Kissell and T. B. Harned. Federal lawyers push to expose higher echelon figures amid growing legal pressure.
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Counyny
Ed Adolph Segal
Philadelphia
Frank E. Hipple
John E. Parsons
The
Sugar Trust
Los’ Herbert Parsons
New York City
Washington B. Thomas
Trust
Arthur Donner
John Mayer
Charles H. Sen
George H. Frazer
Gustave G. Kissell
T. B. Harned
Sugar Trust Rascality
Supreme Court
Verdict to Decide Prosecution of Joy-Riding Crowns
The article weighs whether the men can be prosecuted, noting that the verdict determines the fate of many rulers of the so called joy-riding corporations. It cites Woodrow Wilson as inspiration for the phrase used to describe them.
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Woodrow Wilson
A Good Year for Crops and Prosperity
The October crop report predicts 692000000 bushels of spring and winter wheat, a near-record yield. Oats and corn also point to record harvests, with corn approaching three billion and likely surpassing it. This agricultural strength underpins U S prosperity and global leadership in manufacture.
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United States
Columbus Day Celebrated Safely with Boston Parade Praise
The essay describes Columbus Day as beautiful and safe with orderly festivities in Boston. It highlights the Knights of Columbus parade reviewed by President, Governor, and Mayor, praising organizers and participants and the mood of respect for exploration and settlement.
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Columbus Day
Boston
Knights of Columbus
Massachusetts
Morals and Music in Cavalieri Controversy at Boston Opera
The director Russell limits his duty to judging Cavalieri as a singer and actress. Critics dispute her talent. The public can protest via attendance, or lack thereof, but historic demand suggests Cavalieri nights will draw large crowds despite private-life debates.
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Cavalieri
Chanler
Boston
Lina
Boston Man Takes a Pennsylvania Bride
Walter George Smith of Boston hosted the wedding at its Orresdale home for his niece Helen Anabel Esler daughter of Mrs. George Gifford Esler and granddaughter of General J Thomas Wilby Smith. Frank Mercury Eshleman of Heston married the bride with Archbishop Ryan conducting the ceremony. The couple planned a Milton Massachusetts honeymoon thereafter.
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Penn
Walter George Smith
Orresdale
Mr. Smith
Helen Anabel Esler
George Gifford Esler
J Thomas Wilby Smith
Frank Mercur Eshleman
Heston
Archbishop Ryan
Mrs. Eshleman
Milton
Mass
Death takes ruler of Lawrence Elks
Lawrence October 12 William H Bartley exalted ruler of the Lawrence Lodge No B P O E and member of multiple groups died at his home 5 Cross street aged 35 He was a Phillips Andover and Boston School of Pharmacy graduate and worked in the Lawrence Water Board His brother Dr J J Bartley and his mother survive
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Lawrence Water Board
J. J. Bartley
Stanely Manufacturing workers walk out over holiday pay
Pittsfield report states about 1800 employees at Stanley Manufacturing Company stopped work after the firm refused to pay holiday wages. The strike reflects wage dispute and labor unrest at the plant.
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Pittsfield
Stanley Maufacturing Company
Hair Raising Scheme Promises Riches and Fame
A satirical note from Bertie Bertram to Mr Newkirk outlines a humorous scheme to raise hair instantly. The plan involves multiple cocktails, a reference to Claude Grahame-White, and a playful threat of danger if the reader delays. The writer claims this will bring wealth, honor, and widespread attention.
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Newt
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Monk fish tale boggles readers in Maine paper
A Dover and Foxcroft team catches a three foot four inch monk fish while a cod of three feet two inches and weighing 22 pounds is found inside. The town editor chides the fibs but notes the tale’s curious charm and calls harsh truth overshadowed by wonder.
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Albert Morrison
Dover and
L’excroft Baseball
Quoddy
Eastport
Campobello
Charles Henward
Foxcroft
Wastport
Ananias Club
Learn by Listening Says Veteran Speaker
A veteran speaker warns that constant talking blocks learning and urges audiences to listen more. The remark underscores the value of listening in dialogue and education.
Fashion Notes Highlight Narrow Silhouettes And Accessories
Paragraphs describe the kimono sleeve trend and body-and-sleeve in one designs, with narrow straight skirts driving undergarment narrowing. Lace hats in black and white, jewel imitation pendants, and small black and red buttons feature. Furs of mole and seal appear for trim, khaki riding habits with leather details rise, jabots in pleated styles noted.
T P O Connor to tour western cities this fall
T P O Connor leaves Winnipeg after a Canada tour for the Irish parliamentary party and will address audiences in Seattle Tacoma Portland Spokane Chicago and New York the trip proceeds with a Quebec sail date of November 4.
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Man
T. P. O'Connor
Pacific Coast
Canada
Irish Parliamentary Party
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Spokane
Chicago
New York
Quebec
Unique Engravings From Gustave Doré Inspire Wedding Tale
A description of wood engravings by Gustave Doré and Coleridge's The Ancient Mariner adapted for popular form. The verse evokes a wedding guest hearing the tale of crime and penance as a loud uproar erupts at a wedding door.
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Gustave Dore
Coleridge
Wedding Guests Gather in Garden Bower
Part the Seventh continues with a wedding scene as guests gather in a garden bower. The bride and bridesmaids sing while a vesper bell bids the speaker to prayer.
Boston Parade Draws Foreign Flare and Weather Woes
A festive Boston parade drew wide crowds yesterday as costumed paraders created a striking scene despite a cold wind. The event spotlighted Roman soldiers in tunics, a nod to festive pageantry, while widespread ticket access to the Colonial Theatre was managed via a stage-door entry for over 300 attendees.
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Boylston Street
Colonial Theatre
Colonial
van Rensselaer Place
Loneliness and the Sea Feature in Next Issue
A cryptic line hints at themes of isolation and vast oceans in the upcoming number. The image evokes a wide sea and an eerie sense of solitude awaiting readers.
Wedding of James Zolla and Louise Sessa in North End
A romance culminated as James A. Zolla and Louise Sessa wed at Sacred Heart Church North Square at 5 PM. After a church reception they begin a two week Washington honeymoon and will reside in Beachmont. A parade moment showed one officer saluting the flag while others passed.
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James A. Zolla
West End
Louise Sessa
North End
Sacred Heart Church
North Square
Washington
Beachmont
Bequest of 25000 to Middlebury College
Ezra J. Warner of Chicago class of 1860 leaves 25000 to be invested as a permanent endowment for War ner Science Hall at Middlebury College. Funds to purchase apparatus and supplies for chemistry physics and biology departments.
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Middlebury College
Ezra J. Warner
Chicago
Warner Science Hall
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