Boston Post subscription rates and mailing details
The Boston Post lists daily and Sunday edition subscription prices and terms. One year five dollars, six months one dollar forty nine cents, three months seven dollars? The notice also covers mailing office at 259 Washington Street Boston and payment guidance for checks drafts and money orders made payable to Post Publishing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ILY
the Sunday Post
Pointy
Seneda
Paaterfive
Boston
Mass
Post Publishing Company
Falsorin Roome Notices and Subscriptions
Partial OCR text appears from a newspaper notice about post subscriptions and discontinuation on expiration. It mentions Main Street addresses and a publisher contact, with references to subscription terms and notification by post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neieedenlor
Nearsboy
Why America Should Recognize Free Portugal Now
The piece argues Switzerland led by recognizing Portugal, urging the United States to signalize the birth of a new republic by recognizing Portugal promptly. It questions why Congress delayed and calls for timely action to join modern republics rather than lingering behind monarchies in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Portugal
United States
Columbia
Europe
Hale’s Mohonk Addresses Revisit a Permanent Peace Tribunal
In Boston amid memorial talk, a 15 year old volume of Edward Everett Hale’s Mohonk Addresses shows his early idea of universal peace and a permanent tribunal of peace. Hale’s work influenced the Hague Conference and arbitration as a substitute for war, shaping a world wide humanitarian motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Everett Hale
Boston
Dr. Hale
Hale
Income tax omission in Massachusetts Republican platform
The piece notes Massachusetts Republicans avoid mention of the federal income tax despite Root arguing its national policy status. It recalls GOP support for the income tax as a Civil War funding tool and criticizes Congress members for shifting the issue to the states with political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Lodge
En Root
Aepublican
New York
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Cleveland
Mr. Root
Governor Draper Criticizes Boston Administration
A bitter note accuses Governor Draper of partisan bile and alleges his statement that Boston's current administration is the worst we ever had. The piece argues the Civil Service and Finance Commission have shaped appointments and policy, and asserts the governor’s view is an outlier from GOP sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draper
Boston
Civil Service Mission
Ernor
de Hoston
General inefficiency marked by city management practices
The passage criticizes ongoing inefficiency and a disregard for proprieties in how the city's affairs are handled, noting this has never been approached or exceeded by current management.
Lynn Votes for Commission Form of City Government
Massachusetts city adopts Des Moines style government by commission replacing mayoral system. Five at large members will govern with legislative and executive powers, subject to Civil Service approval. The plan mirrors Haverhill and Des Moines experiments and will be observed for outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Lynn
State Civil Service Commission
Des Moines
Haverhill
Express firms rail at Illinois rate cuts in loud protest
The piece denounces the Illinois Railroad and Warehouse Commission for setting a new state schedule of maximum rates. It argues these cuts threaten profits of Adams, American, Wells Fargo and others, claiming vast yearly earnings and generous dividends to stockholders, and questions the commission’s authority to reduce corporate breadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
State Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Adams
Wells Fargo
Illinois Railroad Commission
Platts
Ledyards
Morgans
Maine salvage plan moves forward with full disclosures
From Beverly reports President Tait has given the last word for raising the battleship Maine from the harbor after 13 years. Plans call for clearing the wreck before the vessel’s next anniversary. Spain is invited to send a witness, aiming to reveal the truth. The article calls for honoring the sailors who died and a proper burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Tait
Maine
Spain
United States
Canopic Brings Smallest Steerage List From Italy to Boston
The White Star liner Canopic departed Genoa Wednesday for Boston with only 60 third class passengers, omitting Naples due to cholera. She carries 215 saloon and 110 second cabin travelers, with an expected October 24 arrival. Also en route are Cunard’s Ivernia and Queenstown-bound, carrying 106 saloon, 308 cabin, and 1247 steerage passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Boston
White Star
Canopic
Genoa
Naples
Cunard
Ivernia
Liverpool
Queenstown
Inventor offers poetic factory to political hopeful
A writer boasting a “poetic and oratorical manufactory” seeks to partner with a Massachusetts gubernatorial aspirant. He claims a machine can produce high quality writing in minutes for any platform. He contemplates backing a campaign and proposes to supply an All Sorts column. The letter hints at political maneuvering and satire about candidates and public rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewar Newt
Massachusetts
Don
Boston
Prohibitionists
AN Berks
Centipede Dreamer Ponders Million Dollar Breed
Boston poet U. Walker muses on joining a million dollar centipede, joking that a creature with a hundred legs would outpace him even with two. He imagines the fame and fortune such a feat might bring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
U. Walker
Notable Figures at Banquets and Local Events Highlight 1920s Boston
The Observant Citizen group aids Coach Crowley at a high school game while Hon. James E Watson earns praise at Norfolk Club, and Dr. Thomas M Partridge recovers a 70 year old ring. Willie Haigh speaks to boys on Columbus Day. Tremont street subway congestion follows the Columbus Day parade. Boston schools face new royalty dynamics. local students Metecalf Haynes and Drew noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Norfolk Club
New American House
Thomas M. Partridge
Magazine Street
Cambridge
Paraders And Sports Echo Boston Street Tales
A Wednesday Water Street crowd laughs at a nine year old tight rope and acrobat act, then a lost boy sobs after police locate him. In Dorchester Field, youngsters serve as water carriers while Dorchester High teams appear in red blankets. Mel Nickerson and James Murphy of Melrose hunted Maine, and Andover alumni faced tepid recognition on a missionary visit. Hurling gains Boston fans with a Columbus Day match drawing hundreds despite poor weather. Taft look alikes appear in Back Bay, and Banquet host Eugene Selg entertains54 friends at a Sharon estate. Drum major scarcity noted as parade winds down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water and
Washington Streets
Water Street
Boston
Big Brother
Jimmy
Eugene Selg
Sharon
W Harris
William Glazer
Mr. Selg
George’ Mann
To walk together to the kirk in prayerful procession
A poetic fanfare describing a communal walk to church led by a diverse group of worshippers including old and young, men and women, all united in faith and devotion as they travel with a joyful spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk
Revival of old time band leading urged
The writer laments the lack of drum majors with vigor and spectacular baton twirling in today’s parades. He notes only two or three can perform and hopes for a revival of the soul inspiring method of band leading at the head of organizations.
Fall River Cotton Broker Hangs Self
Thomas P. Brady 46 a member of Turley Brady Co hanged himself in a hotel room in Fall River citing ill health. He returned three weeks ago from a European tour with his family leaving a widow and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Thomas P. Brady
Europe
Brady
Turley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Che
Boston Post the
Independent Democratic Paper of
New England
Post Publiishing Co
Waslington St
Boxton
THE
Pte
Newton Newkirk
Ouch
Newt
Jamaica Plain
Sige
Vik
Sphinx
Satan
High School
Exeter
Crowley
Beth Willie Haigh
Boys' League
Foss Park
Willie
Boboba
Whiting
Linnie” Upham
Tremont Street
Park and
Boylston Streets
Elevated
Copley Square
Metecalf
Miss Haynes
Miss Drew
Dorchester High
San
James Murphy
Melrose
Murphy
Pine Tree
Philliss Andover
Missionary Board
Columbus Day
Locust Street Grounds
South
O’briens
Wolf Tone
Soe Cald
Kean Ly
Taft
Daniel Herlihy
Back Bay
Hereford Street
Sally
Herlihy
Gustave Dore
Coleridge
Mariner
Atrogers Bros
Imegine Britsco
Rathskeller
Smith Patterson CO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!