Post Publishing Co Daily and Sunday Post notices
The October 24 1906 issue provides subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. Prices listed include one year tenur a saver options six months $1.50 eight months 75 cents and one year for the Sunday Post $1.25 three months. Entered as second class matter at Boston post office. All payments to POST PUBLISHING COMPANY.
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Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
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the Sunday Post
Post Office
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Post Publishing Company
Telegraph Office Notice For Subscriptions And Delivery
Subscriptions must be prepaid and continued without further notice on expiration. If you miss the Post regularly, notify the postal office at once. Editor and Publisher Grozier issues from 1883 Main Street listing offices at 1004-1008 Main.
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Newedealer
Newabdoy
Grozier
Roosevelt Turkey Thanksgiving Proclamation And Economic Pressures
President Roosevelt sets November 29 as Thanksgiving Day with a model proclamation praising prosperity and urging moral restraint. The piece notes concerns over currency circulation, a planned $18,000,000 expansion, and a tense stock market amid political campaigns. It compares US policy to global finance, citing Bank of England rate hikes and European reactions to the Shaw plan.
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Roosevelt
New England
Mr. Roosevelt
Secretary of the Treasury
New York
Republican Party
Bank of England
Berlin
Wall Street
Europe
America
Roosevelt Cabinet Shuffle Signals Big Changes
The White House announces a major cabinet reshuffle. Moody resigns as attorney general, to be replaced by Charles J. Bonaparte. Shaw leaves Treasury with Cortelyou promoted to that post. Meyer becomes postmaster general. Straus moves to commerce and labor. Metcalf elevated to navy. Cortelyou’s rise draws attention as potential autocratic financial power.
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Roosevelt
White House
Moody
Charles J. Bonaparte
Navy
Shaw
Treasury Department
Cortelyou
George von L. Meyer
Mr. Meyer
United States
Italy
St. Petersburg
Post Office
Oscar S. Straus
New York
Metcalf
Bonaparte
Straus
Turkey
Harrison
Permanent Court of Arbitration
Hague
Secretary Shaw Proposes New National Bank Circulation Plan
Secretary Shaw responds to Wall Street by stopping deposits to aid gold imports and offers to accept approved securities other than government bonds for deposits. Bonds released would immediately form a basis of circulation without treasury withdrawal, aiming to relieve speculators.
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Shaw
Wall Street
Treasury
United States
London
Bank of England
Secretary of the Treasury
Japan China relations and the Pacific power balance warning
The article argues against California school segregation of Japanese children and warns of rising national distrust toward Japan. It cautions that future Pacific conflicts may pit Japan against the United States, stressing careful management of international relations and asserting American resolve.
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San Francisco
United States
Pribiloff Islands
China
Pacific
Rockies
Japan
California
Russia
Asia
Philippines
Postletter on Sewer Loan Opposition in Boston
A reader urges the Boston Common Council to reject a 251000 sewer loan, arguing the city has spent heavily on sewers already and will have ample funds this year. The letter cites prior expenditures, remaining work, and high debt per capita, urging restraint on further borrowing.
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Boston
Common Council
Sewer Department
Stony Brook
All Sorts: Sir Thomas Lipton and a Boston Wife Prospect
Boston welcomes Sir Thomas Lipton with a comic interview in which Newton Newkirk imagines a civic plan to wed the yachtsman to a Bostonian bride. The playful caller presses Lipton to consider an American wife, praising Boston women while delivering light satire on press and society.
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Sir Thomas
Boston
Fitzgerald
Thomas
Cupid
Erin
United
Bargain Sale and Barbed Wire Theme in Sphinx Says
The column riffs on a bargain sale headline and a joke about the man who invented barbed wire, noting its irony and social quips. A mock exchange about diversifying rubber production ends with gum drops.
Visiting committees for Dorchester churches
A reader asks which Dorchester church has a visiting committee. The writer suggests Pilgrim Church and Bethany Church on West Cottage Street and asks for the name to arrange a call.
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Dorchester
Pilgrim Church
Bethany Church
West Cottage Street
N. LK
Sarah J Hale born on Oct 24 1788 and Thanksgiving national fete
Observant Citizen notes Sarah J Hale born on Oct 24 1788 author of Marys Lamb and promoter of Thanksgiving as a national celebration A year ago today Belmont cashier arrested charged with embezzlement
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Sarah J. Hale
Mary’s Lamb
Belmont Cashier
The Cambridge Gymnasium to Stage The Mikado This Thanksgiving
The Cambridge Gymnasium Association will present The Mikado on Thanksgiving night and the following Friday after November 29. Community members also note others: the passing of Charles McCarthy, a longtime instructor, and local events from Spot Pond wild ducks to Derby/Winchester social notes.
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Cambridge Gymnasium Association
L, Street Bath
Charles McCarthy
McCarthy
Spot Pond
Middlesex Fells
Immigration and Church Merger Discussion at Park Street
Tonight at Park Street church the Union Conference of Congregational Churches discusses The Duty of the Church to the Immigrant by Meyer Bloomfield and The Proposed Union of Congregationalists with other Denominations by W. Douglas Mackenzie. The Hartford Seminary president, author of the Dayton council creed, headlines the talks. Evening session begins at 7:30.
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Park Street
Union Conference of Congregational Churches
Meyer Bloomfield
Civic Service House
W. Douglas Mackenzie
Hartford Seminary
Mackenzie
Dayton Council
Charles J House Heads Maine Union Veterans Line
Charles J House was elected Department Commander of the Maine Union Veterans' Association at Augusta on October 2. George W White of Brewer and Owen D Williams of Sangerville were named first and second deputy commanders, with W S Oakman of Togus as assistant surgeon general and John B True of Auburn as chaplain.
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Augusta
Department of Maine
Union Veterans’ Union
Charles J. House
George W. White
Brewer
Owen D. Williams
Sangerville
Oakman
Togus
John B. True
Auburn
House
Lewis Sélbing
Charles C. Wadsworth
Gardiner
Without Mercy A tale of love and peril on Alpine cliffs
Eleanor rejects Geoffrey's marriage proposal on a dangerous Swiss ascent. He saves her with a rope but dies unseen, and two weeks later she learns her future lies with the Earl of Hercomb. At Cannes she meets Geoffrey alive as her fate reappears.
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Jungfrau
Alps
Eleanor
Geoffrey
Earl of
Hercomb
Switzerland
Duke of Somerset
Cannes
Becky Sharp
Society Notes Highlight Boston Gentry Honeymoons and News
In a bustling social sweep, Mr and Mrs Irvin McDowell Garfield honeymoon at Red Lion Inn Stockbridge while Miss Olivia Thorndike faces the illness of her brother John at a hospital. The piece narrates weddings, travels, tennis, arrivals at the Empire, and mourning within prominent Boston families.
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Irvin McDowell Garfield
Falmouth
Red Lion Inn
Stockbridge
Olivia Thorndike
John Thorndike
Mr. Thorndike
West Manchester
England
F. Murray Forbes
Marjorie Cochrane
Needham
Hugh D. Scott
Virginia Hot Springs Colony
Forbes and Scotts
Aaron Davis
Somerset Club
Elizabeth Dunn
Boston
Legion
Forbes
Alexander Cochrane
Commonwealth Avenue
North Shore
Canada
Phineas Adams
Miss Morrison
the Tuileries
Eustace C. Fitz
Emma Fitz
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Tuileries
Europe
Movement to bar revolver sales to all but police and guards
Letter writer argues to prohibit firearm sales after frequent murder reports. He contends only police and guards should own revolvers and urges new law to curb civilian gun access.
Love and Sentiment Advice From Mildred Champagne
A young man letters Mildred Champagne asking about a breakup after a year together. He asks if they should resume contact. The adviser suggests waiting, watching her reaction, and respecting her choice, noting trust and genuine love as key factors.
Dear Miss Cham Advice on Love and Marriage
A 20 year old man asks if a young lady loves him and if his $18 a week job plus a possible raise to $20 in three months is enough to marry. The columnist says to ask her but notes actions show affection and that marriage funds vary widely.
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Champagne
Boston
Mysel
Miss Cham
Hem
San
Frank
Minnesota Battleship Minnesota Trial Plan in Boston
The Navy Department trial board arrived in Rockland to observe the Minnesota trials. A new 24 hour endurance test will follow a four hour run starting in Boston with the ship expected to develop 18 200 horsepower and reach 18 knots for four hours.
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Navy Department
Minnesota
Boston
Louisiana
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