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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1911
Page
10
The Boston Post issues its subscription rates and contact information for 1911. It lists mail prices for one year and shorter terms, rates for the Sunday edition, and Canada copies. It notes the paper is mailed from 259 Washington Street Boston and provides office and editor details.
An upbeat report states the American Woolen Company now runs between 70 and 75 percent of its machinery, the highest level this year. The improvement benefits workers and mill communities and undercuts fears that tariff revision would trigger a deep business depression.
Rodgers continues his ocean to ocean flight from New York toward the Pacific covering about 2900 miles to San Anderson Texas. He aims to set distance records with persistent effort rather than spectacular speed and gains recognition among early aviators for his endurance.
The National Commission should immediately investigate alleged ticket scalping in New York, with Ban Johnson naming a man in the New York management who aided scalpers. He exonerates President Brush. The public and the game demand drastic action to end this contemptible practice.
A Massachusetts Governor's Council should judge nominees on merit only and avoid using its power to keep expired terms in office or to politicize decisions. The council risks losing public respect and endangering its existence if it turns into an oligarchy aligned with a party.
The proclamation names a rebel general as President of a self proclaimed Republic of China raising questions about the republics existence and competing claims for Premier power. Foreign consuls object to control of Yan-tse-Kiang ports revenues and declare contraband cargoes confiscated under foreign backed customs rules.
The remark suggests the fledgling republic will begin under scrutiny and a possible international rumpus may arise quickly. The statement hints at tensions and high stakes as the new state asserts its course on the world stage.
The piece argues Massachusetts must mobilize for a decisive plurality in 1912 to influence the nation. It notes Republicans push urgency and urges Democrats to stress tariff relief and populist gains, warning the state’s turnout will shape the presidential and House outcomes.
The piece argues that comparing ad valorem duties between the Payne Aldrich and Dingley laws misleads, as vast specific duties distort totals. It warns that even small ad valorem gains do not erase public suffering from rising living costs under the lifting jack tariff and urges voters to speak out.
A narrator lands in Kingston Jamaica and recalls guides of local youths, the 1907 earthquake, electric open cars, and a visit to Hope Garden. He jokes about fares, a mule incident, and the governor’s residence, then shops at Kingston Market and samples coconut milk while commenting on colonial transport.
Cocoa market gambles fail as plans to corner and valorize the commodity collapse. Ecuador Bahia San Domingo and Portugal backed by a London financier but cocoa deteriorates in storage, proving a dangerous speculative venture and forcing abandonment.
The late Martin J. Walsh died of nervous strain after spotting two high New York police officials at night. He fled to his lodgings and died. the story hints at psychological pressure as a weapon, beyond physical force, in policing and crime.
The account follows Nehemiah son of Hacaliah, cupbearer to Artaxerxes I in Babylon. Troubled by Jerusalem’s ruins he gains permission to return and fortify the city, halting attacks, ending usury, and enforcing Mosaic law before departing for Babylon in 483 B C.
The piece notes Salem’s magnetism and loyalty to the Persian king and officers, and mentions Ezra Nehemiah dying naturally and being buried in Jerusalem. It also advertises Boston Post Core Bible pictures with back issues available via the Circulating Department, offering stamps or postal money orders for payment.
The Rev. Henry J. Ryan moves from St. Mark's Dorchester to St. Bridget's Lexington. The Rev. William T. Curry shifts from St. James Haverhill to chaplaincy at St. John's Industrial School Newton Highlands. The Rev. Luigi Toma becomes administrator of the Church of St. Lazarus Orient Heights. The Rev. Joseph V. Connolly transfers from St. Bridget's Lexington to St. Mark's Dorchester.
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