Boston Post Subscription Rates Declared for 1910
The Boston Post outlines daily and Sunday subscription prices for 1910 including annual, semiannual, quarterly, and monthly options. It lists rates for Canada, and notes cash should not be sent, with payments made to Post Publishing Company at 259 Washington Street, Boston.
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Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Mass
Sunday ‘Post
Canada
Ateree
Post Publishing Company
Editorial Rooms and Subscription Notice
Subscription notices warn readers that all Post subscriptions must be paid in advance or will be discontinued upon expiration. Readers unable to obtain the Post should notify the office immediately. Editor and Publisher RB A Grozier addresses and office contacts are listed.
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Unday
Financial,Sporting
Roca
Rut Ces
Newsboy
Tal
RB. A. Grozier
Insurance for spectators at Belmont Park aviation tourney
Great is Lloyds of London insures crowds at events and has granted the International Aviation Tournament managers coverage of 500000 against spectator injury or death at Belmont Park next Saturday. This marks a first in American outdoor entertainment for patrons’ lives and limbs to be insured by promoters.
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Lloyds of London
Belmont Park
Devastation in Cuba From Severe Hurricane Impact
The article reports a powerful hurricane in Cuba causing severe property loss and possible deaths. It recalls the 1906 disaster and notes Americans in Havana, urging sympathy and hope that fellow countrymen remain unharmed amid the catastrophe.
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Cuba
Havana
Island
Roosevelt Speech Tour Ties to Lodge Support in Boston
Massachusetts Republicans rejoice at news of Theodore Roosevelt likely visiting Boston next Friday to back Henry Cabot Lodge. Roosevelt, strained by recent overwork of his voice, faces a sharp contrast as he promotes Lodge while previously urging Beveridge’s reelection after voting against the Payne Aldrich tariff. His appearance could test his standing with prudent voters if his voice fails before Friday.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Henry Cabot
Beveridge
Cabot
Rockefeller Gift Fuels Cancer Research Hope at Institute
John D Rockefeller has given nearly $4,000,000 more to the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research. The institute focuses on cancer research, with tireless patience in the pursuit of a cure. The article stresses the nobility of philanthropy and the global desire to defeat cancer.
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John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Rockefeller Institute
Rockefellers
Voyage of Harvard and Yale boats to Magellan Straits
Thousands who rode the all-water route from Boston to New York in turbine steamers Harvard and Yale will watch the 000 mile voyage via the Straits of Magellan with keen interest. Captain John leads the Formidable expedition toward distant lands.
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Boston
New York
Harvard
Yale
Straits of Magellan
John
Harvard and ships sail Pacific via Magellan route
Harvard and others have used steam ships to reach the Pacific through the Straits of Magellan. The voyage is described as easy but with typical sea dangers. Ships are heavily planked to resist big breakers, unlike earlier Massachusetts Bay craft. The piece argues the Panama Canal would cut distance and danger by more than half.
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Harvard
Pacific
Straits of Magellan
Atlantic
Massachusetts Bay
Panama Canal
Julia Ward Howe A Century of Humanitarian Leadership
Julia Ward Howe is celebrated as a towering American figure whose work spanned poetry, reform, suffrage, and philanthropy. Her life intertwined with Emerson, Horace Mann, John Brown, and the Union cause, yielding the Battle Hymn of the Republic and leadership in women’s rights. She lived to see Smith College honor her with a Doctor of Laws as the nation recognized her enduring public service.
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Julia Ward Howe
Howe
Samuel Gridley Howe
Europe
Horace Mann
Institution For the
Boston
Emerson
America
Smith College
All Sorts Satirical Dispatches From A London Cafe
A collage of whimsical clips from All Sorts featuring Dr. Cook in disguise at a Dead Rat Café, Newton Newkirk’s giant fish, Kipling and Austin’s joint poem, a German note to Lena, a Red Hook infant incident, an Opera House joke, and a Boston University drug-store pivot.
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Ossawippie Creek
Newton Newkirk
Boston
Fragmented quotation hints at comparative judgment
A partial line suggests a claim that someone is not worse than others. The readable fragment implies a cautious compare, possibly criticizing a peer or aiming to reassure an audience amid a dispute. No clear names or facts are established in the legible text.
Keliher Urged To Seek Reelection By Italian Americans
A Boston Italian American petition asks Congressman John A. Keliher to permit the use of his name for re election to Congress. The letter lists numerous signatories including Donnaruma Aviti Palladino Socca Martini Bevilacqua De Cristoforo Galluccio Mus to Seali Ardolina Gadilupo Pastore Mastrangelo Steriti Esposito Amoroso Rossi De Napolli Cafarella, several firms and families. The request emphasizes service to Italians in Boston and cites Keliher's past benefits.
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Keliher
Congress
Boston
John A. Kelcher
James V. Donnaruma
Calcedonio Alviti
G. V. Palladino
Bernadino Socca
Ernest Martini
Giuseppe Bevilacqua
Giovanni de Cristoforo
Carmine de Cristoforo
Domenico Galluccci
Domenico Musto
Frank Seali
Raphael Ardolina
Saverio Gadilupo
Saverio Cefalo
Franccesco Pastore
Francesco Mastrangelo
Felice Steriti
A. Squillaciato
Arancio Brothers’, Inc
Cangiano & Jannine
Atlantic Wine & Bottling Company
Alexander de Simone
Luigi Ciano
Henry de Simone
Frank Ciambelli Company
Joseph D. Zolla
Louis Langone
Alphonse J. Fopiano
Frank Langone
Harvard and Yale Begin Long Pacific Voyage
New York dates note Yale and Harvard steamers head for a 14,000 mile trip via the Straits of Magellan to San Pedro California. The Barvers on the Yale departed this afternoon as part of the long voyage.
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Harvard
YALE
New York
Barvers
Straits of Magellan
San Pedro
Cal
British charm in music shines through stage figures
A London flavor pervades the scene with quality music that appeals to the public. Favorite numbers have spread to the streets as a sign of success. Pauline Chase, Fred Wright, Ernest Lambart and Bert Leslie are among the principals. Tomorrow's photograph will depict a scene from The Country Boy.
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Pauline Chase
Fred Wright, Ernest Lambart
Bert Leslie
Miss Gibbs Reveals Romance at Dressmaking Shop
A young girl in an English dressmaking shop falls for a supposed bank clerk who is revealed to be nobility. The romantic tale centers on class and disguise in a concise literary vignette.
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Miss Gibbs
Notable New England Railways Leader to Address Concord Club
The Observant Citizen Charles S. Mellen, president of the New York New Haven Hartford and other railways, will be guest of honor at the Wondancer Club meeting in Concord New Hampshire next Thursday evening. He is expected to discuss out of the ordinary railway matters in New England.
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Charles S. Mellen
New York, New Haven
Hartford
Wondancer Club
Concord
N. H
Mellen
New England
Untangled Troubles Bring Happy Endings in Musical Comedy
Dialogue-driven piece notes parents pursuing other plans for a young man. Despite initial obstacles the cast leverages musical comedy talent to resolve issues. The result is a lighthearted, humorous finale with confident performances and upbeat tone.
Open letter to governor and senator questions tariffs impact
Yesterday a letter to Governor Draper and Senator Lodge asks if eight hundred monopolies and trusts with inflated capital and enormous profits born under a protective tariff affect the high cost of living. The writer questions who pays the high dividends on watered stock from Boston dated October 17.
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Governor Draper
Senator Lodge
Boston
The Workers Uncle Walt on Rest vs Money Chase
A verse excerpt by Walt Mason from 1910 laments a world obsessed with profit and labor. It contrasts restless striving for wealth with the overlooked value of rest and erudition, mocking relentless business campaigns and the aging, money-driven culture.
Among the Churches of Greater Boston Meetings and Sermons Planned
The Woman's Missionary Society in Chelsea will hear Rev Charles Conklin speak on The Christian Message by Printed Page. Rev George F Durgin outlines a winter sermon series on God Man Sin Forgiveness New Birth and Immortality. A Pacific Coast pastors meeting at 64 The Fenway discusses the 18th triennial convention in San Francisco. Rev Albert H E Tovey is to return to India after six years at St John the Evangelist Bowdoin Street mission.
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Woman's Missionary Society
Chelsea
Charles Conklin
D. D
George F. Durgin
Bromfield Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Boston
C. C. Earle
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Lawrence
Pacific Coast
Congregational Council
W. N. Hartshorn
The
Fenway
San Francisco
Albert HE. Tovey
St. John the Evangelist Church
Bowdoin Street
India
In Street
Return of Father Tovey from India and duties in Boston
The Cowley Fathers with a mother house at Oxford sent instructions received Sunday. Father Tovey will return to Bombay or Poma in early December, after nine years of service there before coming to Boston.
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Cowley
Oxford
England
Tovey
Bombay
Poma
Boston
Delay in Russell Will Contest Heard Next April
The Supreme Court announced the Russell will contest from Melrose is postponed to next April from this month. The large estate originally valued at $600,000 has been reduced due to lengthy litigation with a claimant identified as Daniel Blake Russell of Dickinson, North Dakota, and the trustees.
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Supreme Court
Daniel Russell
Melrose
Daniel Blake Russell
Dickinson, N. D
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