Boston Post October 19 1908 Subscription Notice
The Boston Post issues a subscription notice with pricing for six months eight months and one month for daily and Sunday editions. It lists office locations in Boston Massachusetts and states all subscriptions must be prepaid and discontinued without notice if not received regularly. Editor and publisher KR A Grozier is named.
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Post Publishing Co
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Mass
Sunday Post
Canada
Capita
Newsdealer
Newsboy
KR. A. Grozier
Béttor
The Dardanelles Opened Beyond Berlin Treaty Boundaries
The piece argues that European powers will avoid a major war over the Balkans but face moral duty to adjust. It notes Bulgaria’s independence as voiding the Berlin treaty and suggests reopening the Dardanelles with equal rights could restore international confidence and alter naval norms.
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Europe
Balkan
Berlin
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Dardanelles
Bosporus
Turkey
Campaign funds reform spurs open record on Democratic drive
The piece lauds the Democratic fund disclosure as a new open practice and contrasts it with alleged concealment by the Roosevelt Taft camp. It dismisses Republicans and notes trust in public faith while urging ongoing transparent reporting from all parties.
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National Democratic Campaign Fund
Roosevelt- Taft Committee
Ridder
National Committee
Tait
Democratic Committee
Sheldon
Roosevelt
Taft
The Closing Campaign for Bryan In Two Weeks
The article notes strong support for Bryan as ballots near, with a growing movement despite less spectacle. It cites cautious optimism, emphasis on moral earth quake potential, and assessments from Bryan based on Democrat reports.
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Bryan
Bryan signals decisive election tide across pivotal states
The text argues Republicans have won the battle and cannot stop the flood two weeks before the election. It cites Mr. Bryan on a united Democratic ticket and a frightened opposition, with New York and Ohio as doubtful, Kansas likely won, and a rising tide with no sign of retreat.
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Bryan
New York
Ohio
Kansas
An Oxford Invitation for Theodore Roosevelt
The piece argues ex presidents need dignified post office roles after leaving the White House. It cites Grant and Harrison in finance and law, Cleveland as a Princeton lecturer, and proposes a presidential chair of universal philosophy, suggesting Theodore Roosevelt could brilliantly fill it after his return from Africa.
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Oxford
Theodore Roosevelt
Africa
General Grant
Harrison
Grover Cleveland
Roosevelt
Princeton University
White House
Last Sermon for Roxbury Rector Before Ashmont Move
The Rev. Charles Mockridge of St. John's Episcopal Church Roxbury will preach his final sermon as rector next Sunday before taking up duties as rector of All Saints parish Ashmont on November 1. A Tremont Temple rally today aims to be Boston’s largest Sunday school gathering with many national leaders set to speak.
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Charles Mockridge
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Roxbury
All Saints
Ashmont
Tremont Temple
MacCartney Shaft Bared at Rockland Cemetery
Miss Alice May Inkley unveiled the monument for Rev. Frederic O. MacCartney in Rockland Cemetery. The pink granite shaft with a bust honors the Socialist who died in 1903 as Judge George W. Kelley James F. Carey and Franklin H. Wentworth spoke amid songs.
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Rockland
Alice May Inkley
Rockland Cemetery
Frederic O. MacCartney
MacCartney
George W. Kelley
James F. Carey
Haverhill
Franklin H. Wentworth
J. A. Billings
A. BE. Vinton
A. 8. Peterson
Wiavell
Thomas
Hanson
Wesley KE. Everson
George M. Curtis
Hanover
Alice Shaw
J. E. Frame
James F. Kane
Arthur D. Higgins
John Mann
All Sorts by Newton Newkirk
A fragmentary piece references Newton Newkirk in a curious dialogue between a mother and child about disturbing sounds from a garbage man. The verse carries macabre imagery and a playful, cryptic tone with a line about a sphinx and a duel.
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Newton Newkirk
Inkstand chaos raises legal questions for a judge
A reader asks if a judge who dodged an inkstand and a bystander’s dress was liable for damages after an intoxication sentence. The columnist declines legal rulings, noting the need for statutes and precedents, and suggests consulting a regular lawyer. He jokes about the situation and cites practical limits of nonlawyer advice.
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Newt
J. Ke Bunk
Charlestown
Mass
Lef
United States Senate
Mr. Bunk
Supreme Court
Tam
Niagara Falls A World Wonder Open To Tourists Again
A travel feature extols Niagara Falls as a global landmark connected to America and Canada. It notes the falls’ dimensions and power, the rivalry between American and Canadian views, and concerns over commercial development prompting Congressional action to protect the site. Tomorrow will show a Horseshoe Falls view from the Canadian side.
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Niagara Falls
America
Niagara
Boston
Buffalo
N. Y
Zambegi River
Africa
United States
Great Lakes
Niagara River
Lake Erie
Lake Ontario
Rocky
Canada
Goat Island
Amercan
Horseshoe Falls
A Busy Man The Sexton Peels Bell
A busy sexton in a domestic scene peels potatoes for his wife and then removes his jacket to peel the bell. The quirky vignette contrasts daily chores with an unexpected task as a mild humor note.
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Sexton
Circus Echoes New Laughs From Fresh Children
The season brings new audience faces as kids laugh at the clown’s jokes, adding a fresh energy to the show. Veterans note the humor lands differently with younger spectators, marking a notable shift in the circus’s dynamic.
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Askitt
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