Boston Post of October 19 1910 subscription details and notices
The Boston Post announces subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, places and offices in Boston, and payment terms. It lists prices, delivery notes, and notices about advance payment and discontinuation, with editor Br. A. Grozier as publisher.
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Echoes of Julia Ward Howe and Her Contemporaries
The passage honors Julia Ward Howe and a group of 19th century figures like Garrison Emerson Mann Alcott Hoar Channing Peabody Higginson and Sanborn. It notes their lasting influence on 20th century thought and the sense that a generation of giants has passed, leaving a powerful intellectual legacy.
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Julia Ward Howe
Garrison
Emerson
Horace Mann
Louise Alcott
Judge Hoar
Ellery Channing
Elizabeth Peabody
Thomas W. Higginson
Frank B. Sanborn
Governor Draper backs six month extension on new telephone rates
A newspaper editorial credits Governor Draper for influencing a six month extension before new telephone rates take effect. The delay allows users to study contracts and learn, giving both the public and the company time to gather data and adjust. The piece calls the move sensible and praises the governor's influence.
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Wellman Flies Dirigible Oceanward Not Crossing Europe
Walter Wellman and his party including a cat mascot sailed the open ocean in a dirigible, extending flight time beyond any prior attempt. The journey ended off the American coast with no Europe crossing, but the feat implies future Atlantic navigation by air is possible. The record distance remains unsettled and the failed ending did not erase the daring achievement.
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Population and Congress Reform in Census Representation
The piece argues that padding census counts inflates regional power in Congress. It cites Massachusetts population growth from 2,805,346 in 1900 to 3,366,416 this year and warns that the apportionment ratio could grant extra House seats, though the final ratio will be set by Congress.
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Massachusetts House Seats Rise Under New Apportionment
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts may gain two seats in the national House under the new apportionment, ensuring its representation increases rather than decreases. This analysis notes the likelihood of a net gain in representation.
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Foss Named Democratic Nominee for Governor in Massachusetts
The convention delegates chose Mr. Foss as the party nominee after a mail ballot at Faneuil Hall with 989 votes from 997 delegates. The process was seen as democratic and aimed to unite the party despite criticism of recent events. Foss advocates tariff revision and Canadian reciprocity and is expected to campaign vigorously, with labor support debated but not settled. Democrats urged unity to win in November.
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All Sorts Fragment Satirizes Star Discoveries and Night News
A satirical All Sorts column mocks Harvard astronomer Mrs. Fleming claiming ten star discoveries without proof or witnesses. It humorously questions medals and fame, folds in anecdotes about ball disputes, a Jersey cow incident, a Boston disappearance, and quirkyquotes about everyday mishaps.
Needless Curves on Cambridge Bridge Curve Spark Debate
The article argues the sharp curve into Cambridge street used by electric car tracks leading to the Cambridge bridge is needlessly deadly and should never have been built. It cites claims of plans violation versus later authorization and urges full disclosure of responsibility for fatalities caused by the curve.
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Ex Music Supervisor Tirom Wilde Burial Today
The funeral for Professor Tirom Wilde former Boston schools music supervisor will be held at the Church of the Unity in Randolph today. He died at 85 Waldeck Street Dorchester where he had lived for several years.
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Pennies Made by the Government Mint
To the editor the writer asks whether pennies are produced by private contractors or the government mint. The Boston Post notes that the government mint in Philadelphia makes all pennies.
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Note of Thanks to Boston Post for Irish Fund Support
A letter from T. J. Fitzpatrick treasurer of the United Irish League in Boston thanks the Boston Post editor for a 3500 contribution to the Irish Parliamentary Fund. The note praises the paper’s liberal support and influence aiding Mr. Redmond and the Irish Parliamentary party. Dated October 15.
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The Country Boy by Edgar Selwyn opens in new season
Edgar Selwyn writes a play about a country boy who leaves his hometown for New York and faces snares including a chorus girl. A veteran newspaperman and a ticket speculator help him regain success by starting a publication in his native place. The work relies on character types and aims for technical merit and popular appeal.
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Edgar Selwyn
New York
Boston Readers Note Small Coins And City Happenings
A Boston observer recalls coin shortages for conductors and mentions a parade plan at Lexington for unveiling a belfry tablet. The piece notes West Roxbury forest fires, street signs for Somerville routes to Revere Beach, fierce dogs in suburban wagons, and immigration coverage by Alcott Stockwell.
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Mildred Champagne on Love and Sentiment Advice
A Boston Post reader asks Mildred Champagne for guidance on drawing out a modest German suitor who works as a travel for a shoe accessories firm. The reply suggests waiting, watching events, and notes foreigners often become Americanized once they know what they want.
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Which Love to Pick for a 19 Year Old?
A 19 year old writes seeking advice on choosing between two loves. The columnist warns that at 19 a youth may not stay constant and urges continued reflection until age 21 to avoid commitment with uncertain feelings.
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Miss Champagne
Wareham Woman Celebrates 98th Birthday
Wareham October 18 Mrs. Sarah Burgess celebrated her 98th birthday here today. She is a direct descendant of Richard Warren who came over aboard the Mayflower. When Burgess first came to Wareham she recalls Indians roaming the woods and highways.
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Tribute to Julia Hard Howe in a Boston Transcript verse
The poem honors Julia Hard Howe depicting her as a steadfast figure in liberty and faith. It portrays her enduring struggle and conclusive peace, linking her life to the broader march of God and liberty. The author Amos R. Wells praises her role in enfranchisement and freedom.
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The Farmer Sheep and The Contrasting Voices
A verse fable contrasts the farmer who raises wool and feeds cities with a traveling statesman who sows discontent. It portrays the farmer's steady, productive life versus the critic who speaks of oppression and rights while offering empty rhetoric.
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Walt Mason
George Matthew Adams
Tolstoi Faints. Status Improves in St Petersburg
Count Tolstoi suffered multiple fainting spells in St. Petersburg today and remained unconscious for several hours. By this evening he was reported to be in somewhat improved condition.
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Sweet cider scarce due to apple shortage in Massachusetts
In Middleborough on October 18, reports say sweet cider will be scarce this season. Apples in the southeastern part of the state are scarce and cider prices have risen from five to twelve cents per quart with little availability.
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Boston Odd Fellow Dies After Speech in Tacoma
Visiting Boston member Jacob Sessler collapsed after an address before local Odd Fellows in Tacoma and died a moment later from heart disease.
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French Births and Deaths Hit Equality in 1900
For the first time in French history births and deaths nearly matched in 1900 with 770000 births and 756500 deaths. The report cites the striking balance amid long term demographic trends in France.
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