Boston Post subscription rates and notices October 23 1915
Staff and publishing details for the Boston Post include subscription rates for Daily and Sunday editions, Canada and Foreign pricing, prepaid requirements, and mailing notes. It lists editorial and business contact lines and urges advance payment with no refunds after expiration.
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Post Publishing Co
Washington Street
Boston
Mass
Canada
Sunday Post
Posst Publishing CO
Boston Post Claims Nation's Largest Daily Circulation
The Boston Post asserts it has the largest daily morning circulation in the United States, highlighting its leadership in print readership and market reach as a Fourth Estate credential.
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Boston Post
United States
New Hampshire Court Convicts Motorist in Pedestrian Death
In Dover the Superior Court convicted an automobilist of manslaughter for running down a boy on the highway. The judge sentenced him to at least a year in State Prison. the defendant is serving time in Concord. The swift verdict underscores pedestrian rights in New Hampshire.
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Dover
N. H
Concord
New Hampshire
Immigrant fare graft alleged against six railroads
The New York State Labor Department bureau accuses six railroads of swapping third class immigrant coupons for first class tickets at inflated prices. Named carriers include Baltimore and Ohio, Delaware Lackawanna and Western, Erie, Lehigh Valley, New York Ontario and Western, and West Shore. The charge targets a petty scheme harming poor migrants.
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Bureau of Immigration
State Labor Department of New York
Baltimore & Ohio
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Erie
Lehigh Valley
New York, Ontario & Western
West Shore
The Guild Steps Memorial for Governor Guild
The proposed memorial plan includes a bas relief portrait in the State House stair hall and a broad flight of steps from Beacon Street to the Capitol. The design honors Governor Guild by integrating patriotic memory into the Common and park, reflecting his life near public spaces.
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Curtis Guild
State House
Beacon Street
Capitol
Shaw
Guild
Governor Guild
Through the air across continents a new voice link is described
Arlington to Paris shows spoken words transmitted through air with no physical link, reaching Honolulu 8700 miles away. The piece notes talk across the globe within one third of the earth’s circumference and cites Edison in San Francisco connecting to West Orange lab as a marvel of wireless communication.
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Arlington
Paris
France
Honolulu
Western Hemisphere
Edison
San Francisco
West Orange
New Jersey
Separation as a conquest of universal elements
The text proclaims the 20th century begins a new era of human potential through harnessing elemental forces and the universal elements. It highlights science expanding capabilities and the transformative power of scientific progress in modern times.
Walsh Defies Invisible Government Charge in Railroad Vetoes
Governor Walsh says a hidden influence tried to alter two railroad bills in the closing days of the session. He vetoed the changes to protect public control and later praised the bills after they were restored to their proper form.
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Walsh
New Haven Railroad
General Railroad
Public Service Commission
Massachusetts
Subway safety reforms urged after platform danger
The Elevated president accepts most of Professor Puffer's fire safety recommendations amid subway tunnel fire fears. A separate incident shows a woman pushed from Sullivan Square upper level into a track pit causing severe injuries. Armored railings with gates are proposed to prevent future tragedies.
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William L. Puffer
Public Service Commission
Elevated
New York City
Sullivan Square
Observations on Moon, Planets and Public Notices
The piece notes the hunter's moon, Jupiter, Saturn and Mars visible after sunset with telescope tips. It mentions Mellish's comet, Austrian officers in photos, and a joke about hoboes and stone cracking. It also covers George Cable’s Northampton visit, a sheep-raising venture in Alton New Hampshire, and whimsical satire on Greek army fashion.
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Jupiter
Edison
Saturn
Mars
Mellish
Alton
N. H
Kansas
Harvard Yale Clash Reported From Soldiers Field
Dispatches from Soldiers Field on November 20 describe a Harvard Yale game with brisk early action and a strong defensive stand at the five yard line. The piece also notes university administration moves, local civic items, and sports reminiscences.
Which should come out Berlin World correspondent reports on fleet
The Berlin World correspondent notes officers and men ask if the British fleet will come out to fight. German ships stay secure in Kiel canal and protected harbors while allied fleets have come out, leaving German warships largely absent except subs.
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Berlin
New York World
Kiel Canal
Pink Tie Misread Leads to Social Faux Pas on Boylston Street
A penned verse recalls a social scene on Boylston Street where a speaker notices a sweet friend ignoring him and discovers his tie appeared pink instead of yellow, sparking a humorous misperception about attire and etiquette.
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Old Boylston Street
J. Ss
Commission halts Massachusetts streetcar fare hikes
The Public Service Commission pauses proposed fare increases by the Bay State and the Massachusetts Northeastern Street Railway Companies to May 1, 1916. It cites the need for proper investigation and hearing all protests before any change. The commission earns broad commendation from eastern Massachusetts residents for safeguarding riders.
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Bay State
Massachusetts Northeastern Street Railway
Public Service Commission
Massachusetts
One Man Show Challenges Verdicts in Puzzle of Scores
A lone analyst predicts football scores, drafts a top lineup unaided, and debates a proof-reader while pursuing a straight flush and savoring green apples. The mix blends betting bravado with quiet daily acts to frame a quirky, self-reliant narrative.
Quips on Manners in a Flippant Social Snippet
A satirical listing notes women sobbing with shoulders heaved as if escaping an overturned car, haircuts yearly for students, men rushing off upon betrothal, buckskin cowboys chasing quarry, heroes rely on handcare to save heroines, a hand car outpacing the 20th Century Limited, dead bodies ignored until shocks occur, millionaires idolizing odd interior decor, and a confiscatory rule where a suspect is guilty until four fifths of attendees prove innocence.
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Buck
Boston Weather Through Oct 23 Historic Extremes
The record shows temperatures in Boston on October 23 with a rare subfreezing note and a 22 degree low in 1883. The date’s all time warm high was 80 in 1900, with 71 in 1912 as the recent peak. Rain occurred on three Oct 23 occasions in 1919 1911 and one other year.
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Boston
Abdicating Napoleon Faces Marshals in Paris Push
The article recounts Napoleon at Fontainebleau facing despair as royalists wear white cockades and allies refuse to negotiate. Marshal Ney declares only abdication can save them, while Macdonald warns of ruined France. Marmont betrays with secret negotiations, leading to Napoleon’s formal abdication and collapse of the campaign.
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Paris
Napoleon
Fontainebleau
Marengo
Austerlitz
Jena
Delaroche
Ney
Macdonald
France
Marmont
Alexander
Anne
Leaders and social notes from Cambridge to Boston
Frank Stewart Adams returned from the Panama Pacific Exposition after leading a native American program by Boston organists. Alvah M. Thompson heads to Canada and the West with introductions from Mayor Curley. his trip will last ten days to two weeks. Attorney Louis Goldberg resumes duties after illness and surgery at Brigham Hospital. Personal columns discuss romance and fashion trends including collars, cuffs, and inexpensive jewelry.
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Frank Stewart Adams
Harvard Square
Cambridge
Boston
Adams
Alvah M. Thompson
Quincy Row
Canada
West
Mr. Thompson
Mrs. Thompson
Curley
Chicago
Louis Goldberg
United States District Attorney
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