Boston Post details October 22 1910 publication and notices
The Boston Post outline lists publication date October 22 1910, issue details and office addresses. It includes subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, payment notices, and instructions for subscribers to notify if delivery fails. It names RB A Grozier as editor and publisher and provides financial office locations in Boston.
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Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Mass
The
Sunday Post
Canada
Post Publishing Company
Vance
RB. A. Grozier
New Chelsea Edifice Dedication Marks City Hall Milestone
Chelsea completes its municipal buildings with the new city hall dedication. The Manufacturers Exposition showcases local products while the State Armory banquet reflects civic vigor. The city’s recovery and growth point to a brighter industrial and commercial future in New England.
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City
Chelsea
State Armory
New England
Contemptible Crime: Lawrence Fire Chief Bribery Conviction
The Lawrence fire chief was convicted of bribing a Board of Aldermen member to secure confirmation. The case closes a broader city cleanup, underscoring that both buyer and seller of votes commit crimes. It condemns bribery as contemptible regardless of whether one side is seen as commercially excusable.
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Lawrence
Franklin Park School Maintains Tuberculosis Open-Air Program
Trustees of the Consumptives Hospital decide to continue the tuberculous children’s school at Franklin Park after talks with the Mayor, Board of Health, and School Board. Open-air treatment is praised for its proven results and the plan for an open-air room in future schools is noted as a possible expansion. Franklin Park is cited as an ideal site for the main school and other city areas could imitate the model.
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Consumptives’ Hospital
Franklin Park
Board of Health
Biog
Uncle Bill Greene Denounces Civil Service at New England Postmasters
Massachusetts Congressman from the Thirteenth district bluntly rejects civil service as a safeguard for office. He tells New England postmasters that holding positions comes mainly from party power, urging postmasters to beware the idea of job security through civil service.
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Bill” Greene
Congress
Thirteenth
Massachusetts
New England
Republican Party
Postmasters in Massachusetts urged to aid Republican campaign
The notice targets Massachusetts postmasters and all postal employees urging immediate political work for the Republican campaign. Mr. Lodge attended and did not repudiate the threats, and no disclaimer has been heard from the Governor. The article implies the postal service debauchery is not unwelcome to officials at this time.
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Massachusetts
Lodge
Roosevelt rally in Boston draws crowds but scant campaign clarity
The Boston Arena gathering alongside Colonel Roosevelt proved more a curiosity than a clear 1912 candidacy statement. He praised the current president, urged unity, and favored gradual tariff change, with sharp partisan jabs aimed at Democratic nominee efforts in Massachusetts. The ex-President’s denunciations risk hardening the local party, as many left seeking firmer lines.
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Boston
Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Chamber urged to push comprehensive Boston transit study
The public utilities committee and Chamber of Commerce urge formation of a joint commission or permanent board to study Boston metropolitan transportation needs. The aim is a thorough ongoing plan linking present and future changes with long term growth, calling for decisive public action and expert leadership.
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Chamber of Commerce
Boston
Public Utilities Committee
Chamber
Joint Commission
Greater Boston
Lodge's Opportunity to End Campaign Cash Secrecy
The piece urges Senator Lodge to introduce a Senate bill requiring prior public disclosure of all campaign contributions and expenses. It suggests this vote would prove his sincerity and asks how he voted on the prior failed ante election publicity clause.
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Lodge
Foss
Senate of
United States
All Sorts Parody Column From the Girls Name Editor
The All Sorts page spoofs culture and baseball terms with jokes on editors, weather, and public figures. It riffs on wordplay about carriages, typewriters, and a Danbury fire while hinting at civic satire and a Civil Service Commission jab.
Gaelic Language Meeting Calls All Students Next Sunday
A meeting of Gaelic societies at 6 Whittemore street voted to convene a public meeting of all Gaelic students next Sunday at 3 o clock. The event will be open to the public.
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Whittemore Street
The Deserters play review and cast notes
A theater notice discusses The Deserters a popular play with a murder at an army post and a heroine detective. The fugitive lover is cleared as another commits the crime. Helen Ware stars as the detective with Orme Caldara as the fugitive. Tomorrow features a Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford scene.
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Helen Ware
Orme Caldara
Wallingford
Missionary Rev Charles E Parker to serve Hyde Park Italians
The Rev Charles E Parker of North Collins NY is engaged as missionary to Italians in Hyde Park working with the Baptist Church of that town. Special evangelistic services by Robert T Hynd, noted evangelist from the last revival campaign, are held at the Robinson M E Church Belmont Hill Malden.
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Charles E. Parker
North Collins
N. Y
Hyde Park
Baptist Church
Aare
Robert T. Hynd
Robinson M. KE. Church
Belmont Hill
Malden
Hudson Maxim Poetry Uncle Walt Sums Up Rules
The verse humorously credits Hudson Maxim and Uncle Walt Mason with a modernization of poetic craft. It mocks old bardic methods and prescribes using tools like a plane corkscrew chisel saw and a tub of sand for building a lay, ending with the quip that some call the result rhyme while others katzenjammer. The piece is a 1910 copyright notice by George Matthew Adams.
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Maxim
Walt Mason
George Matthew Adams
Clergy Events and Memorial Services Across Area Churches
Upcoming services begin at 7 p m with a half hour song service followed by a sermon by Rev Charles R Blackett. Bishop James W Bashford will speak at Boston Methodist preachers meeting in Wesleyan Hall next Monday. The body of Rt Rev William N McVickar will be moved from Swan Point to St Johns churchyard after a petition to Providence aldermen by Everetta C McVickar. Memorial services for Mrs Julia Ward Howe at Roslindale Unitarian Church to be led by Rev Florence Kollock Crocker. Rev E C Herrick will speak on Ways to Socialism at a Christian Socialist meeting in Huntington Chambers Room 230 tomorrow at 3. Rev Joel Hastings Metcalf of Taunton has accepted the call from Winchesters Unitarian Society. Rev Alexander Irvine will speak at the Ford Hall meeting next Sunday evening.
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Charles R. Blackett
James W. Bashford
Boston Methodist Preachers
Wesleyan Hall
Swan Point
St. John’s Episcopal Churchyard
Board of Aldermen of
Providence
Everetta C. McVickar
McVickar
Roslindale Unitarian Church
Florence Kollock Crocker
Julia Ward. Howe
Alexander Irvine
Church of the Ascension
New York
Ford Hall
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