Boston Post October 22 1910 advertising and subscription rates
The Boston Post details subscription prices for domestic Canada and foreign readers, including daily and Sunday combos. It lists rates for different terms and special postage notes, with mailing district charges and payment instructions.
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Post Publishing Co
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Boston
Mass
Natliv
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Canada
Saonday
Sunday Post
Maia
Post Publishing
Hughes Denies War Fears Amid Peace Talk
The piece notes candidate Hughes nervously denying any plan for war while attacking President Wilson on diplomacy. It argues his stance unsettles Republican opinion as his ally the colonel advocates war, though the outcome seems decided.
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Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Mr. Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt Attacks Wilson Over Mexico Policy
The Roosevelt Louisville speech denounces President Wilson as tame after citing five murders of American citizens in Cananea 1903 and 1904 in Aguascalientes and Ciudad. He lists six incidents from 1903 to 1906 where the U S did not intervene or retaliate.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Louisville
Wilson
Mexico
Cananea
William Duncan
New York
United States
Clarence Way
Edward Latimer
Aguascalientes
Robert Rutherford
Philadelphia
Mr. Murray
Ciudad
Woman Suffrage and Roosevelt Split Shape 1916 Race
The piece argues the 1916 presidential contest hinges on campaign influence and the Roosevelt split in the Republican Party. It notes half a million Illinois women voters and the equal voting status in Oregon and Kansas affecting outcomes, with early Hughes figures based on expectation, not certainty.
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United States
Illinois
Oregon
Kansas
Hughes
Cost of Living Debate Reflects Democratic Policy Claims
The piece argues four years after the party removed import taxes on food and necessities, European war disruptions kept prices high. It contends Democratic policy lowered costs by free imports, while warning Republicans could reinstate taxes, prolonging high living costs.
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Democratic Party
Europe
Walt Mason
George Matthew Adams
Speaking of Autumnal Political Hot Air
Poetry contrasts old time heartbreak with modern pursuit of faithless swains. It mocks campaign orators as empty vessels making the loudest noises while noting the legal world and public figures in a satirical frame.
All Sorts editor dodges political asks in neutral stance
An All Sorts correspondent notes the column's neutral stance on politics while hinting President Wilson’s top assets. A reader letters asks Percy Newkirk for language mastery tips, with Newkirk advising patience and practical examples to improve English toward fluency.
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Post
Hughes
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Bacon’s Open Letter Sparks War Talk and Confusion
Robert Bacon, former Morgan executive and defeated New York Senatorial hopeful, declares in an open letter that the nation is at war. He claims the Democratic party bears responsibility for war, and questions whom the United States fights alongside. He criticizes neutrality and implies pro German sympathies, leaving readers puzzled about the actual alignment.
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Robert Bacon
New York
House of Morgan
United States
Bacon
Germany
Belgium
Father’s Day in Delaware and military and calendar Q&A
The letter page discusses a Father’s Day idea in Delaware be observed on the first Sunday in June. It includes a military expert’s note on National Guard status after border duty, submarines firing torpedoes submerged, and a Russian calendar conversion. It also explains city population figures and how Greater Boston and New York populations are calculated with suburban counts.
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Delaware
National Guardsmen
National Guard
Household Hints on Storing Small Items and Glass Cleanup
An easy way to pick up small pieces of broken glass is to wet absorbent cotton so the smallest shards cling to it. A very large safety pin sewn inside a shopping bag provides a convenient hanger for keys, samples, and small items.
1900 Election Overview McKinley Bryan Victory
The 1900 presidential election produced a sweeping Republican victory led by McKinley with Roosevelt as vice president. Bryan remained the Democratic challenger defending the silver plank amid rising imperialism abroad. Minor parties totaled about 400,000 votes, with Prohibitionists the largest minor bloc.
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Grant
Greeley
Kentucky
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
Utah
Wyoming
Stevenson
Prohibitionists
Social Democrats
Socialist Labor
Mid- Road
Union Reform
United Christian Parties
Democrats
Observant Citizen notes and memories from Boston area
TheObservantCitizen recalls Old Sleuth the Detective on Halsey birthday anniversary born 1887 and unable to find copies in Boston. He recalls Hoar and Guild as fans. He reports red postage stamps in Salem and a rare Betsy Ross era flag in Jamaica IL with 13 stars and 138 stripes. He mourns Eben Rexford died at 68 from typhoid fever and Villa money in El Paso. He quotes a Newton Centre couple and recalls a 0conscience restaurant in Congress Street. He notes A E Randall 81 walked 17 miles for shoes and Boston lawyers planning a Florida auto trip.
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Old Sleuth
Harlan P. Halsey
Boston
United States
Betsy Ross
Irwin Bocklen
Fleming Place
Jamaica
IL. I
Eben Eugene Rexford
Congress Street
Fireside Memories of a Proposed Marriage Story
A couple sits by a crackling fire as a man asks his beloved to marry him. He recounts a boyhood love, Adelle, who shaped his feelings, and she learns he would forget that past if she agrees, while tears linger in the glow of the hearth.
A Lifetime of Love From Childhood Sweethearts
A narrative recalls two childhood friends Adelle and Ife who reunite and marry after years apart. The couple recounts a shared history filled with love, memory, and family kindness, emphasizing enduring devotion and caution against wedding day quarrels.
Bride’s Dilemma Over Elaborate Fall Wedding
Dear Miss Champagne I am engaged to marry this fall and want an elaborate wedding. He disagrees though we can afford it. I seek your advice as he urges me to give in. BRIDE-TO-BE: since you can afford it you ought to have it if that is your heart. Her wedding is the one big event.
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Mr. Newkirk
Percy
Africa
America
Miss Champagne
Boston Weather Milestones From Historic Octobers
The record notes Boston heat of 80 in October 1900 the warmest in ten years 71 in 1912 and coldest 2 degrees in 1883 with 38 as the ten year low in 1913. It also lists rain on this date in 1911 1912 and 1913.
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