Boston Post Publishing Co. October 28 1910 subscription rates
The Boston Post lists subscription rates and terms for daily and Sunday editions. Prices cover one year and various week lengths, with Canada rates and notes on advance payment and discontinuation. Messages advise readers to send payments by checks or money orders and note contact details for offices and editors.
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Boston to South Africa steamship line eyed for freight relief
A direct Boston to South African port steamship service may launch next month with freight costs to the Dark Continent expected to fall below current England routes. The Boston Chamber of Commerce will review a committee report on linking Boston with a Texas port, signaling broad expansion of local commerce and global dock connections.
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Boston
England
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Ipon
Texas
Globe
The Missing Balloonists Search Continues Across Vast North
The fate of two men from St. Louis who left October 17 in the America It is still unknown. They may be wandering in sparsely inhabited regions north of Quebec or Labrador or could have perished nearby. Post and Hawley are described as resourceful with woodcraft and hope remains as weather allows rescue or contact.
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St. Louis
Michigan
Wildernness
Quebec
Labrador
Post
Hawley
Living issue in Massachusetts governorship debate Foss candidacy
A conservative voice argues the high cost of living debate is real for the Massachusetts governor race. It claims Foss’s candidacy would expose Republican tariff treachery and pressure tariff revision, predicting strong GOP reaction if Draper won big.
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Paynes
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Draper
Election Betting Criticized as Unlawful Gambling Practice
The article condemns large bets placed with brokers on the Buate election as illegal and harmful to the public. It argues those aiding such wagering should be held accountable, condemning election betting as foolish gambling unrelated to civic rights or responsibilities.
Not All Virtues Tied to City, Says Editorial Voice
The piece argues virtue is not exclusive to Boston and that communities like Nahant and Hopedale also hold merit while vices are not only found in Boston. It reflects on political attitudes and republican pretensions in a reflective, editorial tone.
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Nahant
Hopedale
Boston
Calves Seizure at Brighton Tests Law Enforcement
Officials confiscated an entire carload of immature calves at Brighton stock yards. The incident follows months of SPCA exposes on the unlawful traffic in bob veal. Despite destroying 82 of 84 calves, supporters urge continued vigilance and prosecution to end the practice.
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Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Bob Real
Boston
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China to Fast-Track Parliament Reform in 1913
A national constituent assembly in Pekin advances the move toward a popular representative system by 1913 with Prince Chun agreeing to shorten the probation period. The body started as a school for legislators but gains momentum as provincial assemblies push the reform.
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Pekin
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People of
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Delay in recognizing Portugal’s republic draws critical fire
The piece condemns the U.S. delay in recognizing Portugal’s republican government as a moral and political failure. It argues for prompt support of liberty, self government, and the end of monarchies, citing Theodore Roosevelt as a model and questioning President Taft’s timing.
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March of Liberty
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Taft
Incomplete Massachusetts payroll report sparks budget questions
The state payroll document covering July 1 1909 to June 30 1910 runs 562 pages but omits department totals and a grand total. Critics say without summing the 10 000 plus items there is no clear view of employee payments or government spending under the Republican administration.
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Commonwealth
Massachusetts
All Sorts in Oddball Commentaries and Jests
A collage of quips and vignettes features witticisms on Pharoah Sphinx quotes, a Leicester remark, Peary's duty, stage mischief, and a New England humor column. It includes poems by Hester Tansey and light notices about barber signs, masquerade gags, and a reporter’s shirt theft anecdote.
The City of the Light Poem by Felix Adler
Poem read at the dedication of the new meeting house of the Ethical Culture Society in New York City. It envisions an ideal City of the Light built by righteous people, with labor and sacrifice but lasting into a universal plan and final reign of light.
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Felix Adler
The
Ethical Culture Society
New York City
Golden City
City of the Light
Mother play of home love and forgiving mother
A summary of a play titled Mother focuses on a son who marries poorly, steals $10,000 and forges his mother’s signature to a note. The mother endures deprivation, forgives him, and saves him by declaring the signature genuine. The story blends tears with humor and an American family setting. It promises a scene from The Brags Bottle tomorrow.
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Giveness
Pilgrims at Lexington Bottle Ground Honor Old Vestry Site
The Lexington Bottle Ground vestry site draws visitors with its bronze tablet and historic charm. Halloween prep rises as pumpkin prices climb. The Clovernor Thomas Dudley Family Association met in Brookline to promote the governor’s life and achievements. At the Social Law Library young lawyers prepare cases, while employers demand high school diplomas from applicants. East Boston Relief Hospital reports 84 treated patients in 15 months, saving many from delays. Telephone numbers become vanity choices as callers seek easy memorability. Retired teacher Elizabeth Cutter leaves Emerson School after 42 years. Harvard's Barrett Wendell questions modern pronunciations in a lecture, citing Don Juan and Don Quixote. Park Street’s elevated rail work continues as cars operate on Boylston and Mass Ave routes.
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Rhe Tk
American Telegraph & Telephone Company
Comic Pictures and Morality in 1910 Press Cartoons
Poet Walt Mason condemns crude comic engravings in newspapers as vile and distasteful. He calls for clean, healthy minded artists to illustrate papers and restore wholesome humor for ordinary readers.
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Walt Mason
George Matthew Adams
Death of Ex Patrolman Nugent Removes Roxbury’s Old Guard
The Roxbury death of ex Patrolman Michael Nugent marks the passing of the last of the old Roxbury Crossing police era. Nugent, retired about a year ago, was a courageous officer and Grand Army man linked to Thomas G Stevenson Post 26 of Roxbury.
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Roxbury
Old Guard
Roxbury Crossing
Thomas G. Stevenson
Sister Keeps Orphaned Baby As Nation-Told Hero
Minnetta Langdon, sixteen, raises Estelle, a ten days old orphan, with vows of guardianship and study beside a wary aunt and Theodore Linwood. The devoted sister forges a life of discipline, sacrifice, and unspoken romance amid family doubt.
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Estelle
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Langdons
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Theodore
The Return of Dr Linwood to Estelle’s Life
Estelle greets Dr. Theodore Linwood after his West hospital tenure as Minnetta, selfless and wary, observes with colorless eyes. Linwood notes Minnetta’s guarded devotion though he spends time with Estelle, admiring her vitality while Minnetta’s tenure of self denial hints at a deeper attachment.hidden
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Estelle
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Theodore Linwood
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Age Gap Sparks Confession at Fiery Moment
Minnetta hears a note of resolve as Estelle and Theo dare truths amid a doorway scene. Kr. Linwood arrives and a wavering confession spills out. Stelle reappears with a sly quip about age making it right.
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Estelle
Tablet to memory of colonial boy mounted at Worcester
Tablet marking a colonial boy’s memory in Worcester recalls the 1697 New Hampshire captivity escape near Concord where Hannah Dustin Mary Neffe and 14 year old Samuel Lenerson survived after tomahawking captors. Monuments already honor the heroines but Lenerson’s bravery had lacked a marker.
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Worcester
Hannah Dustin
Mary Neffe
Samuel Lenerson
Concord
N. H
Lenorson
Summer Colony Residents Leave Ipswich
Ipswich Oct 25 nearly all summer residents have returned to winter homes in the city. The Appletons Bayard Tuckermans Mrs D F Appleton and Mrs Charles S Tuckerman remain at the Appleton farm. Bayard Tuckermans leave next week. Professor and Mrs George Swain and daughter departed for Cambridge yesterday. Samuel Grays of Argilla road are the latest stay remaining until Christmas week.
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F. R. Appletons
Bayard Tuckermans
D. F. Appleton
Charles S. Tuckerman
Appleton Farm
George Swain
Cambridge
Samuel Grays
Argilla Road
Concessions to the Hebrews in Russia
Washington reports that the Russian council of ministers has unanimously decided to permit Jews free domicile in 12 villages from which they were previously excluded. American Consul-General John H. Snodgrass at Moscow conveyed the decision to the State Department on October 25.
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State Department
John H. Snodgrass
Moscow
Russian Council of Ministers
Will of Mrs Lavelle Filed in Probate Court
Worcester, Oct. 2. The will written on a wedding invitation blank disposes of a small estate to her children. The pencil document, that lists Mrs Lavelle a late resident, was filed in Probate Court today.
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