Boston Post 1908 edition subscription details and notices
The Boston Post lists subscription rates for various periods, postal handling notes, and contact details for the Boston Post Publishing Company. It includes office addresses on Washington Street, telephone lines, and instruction to notify by postal for delivery issues. Editor and publisher credited as E. A. Grozier.
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Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Mass
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Sunday Post
Canada
Post Publishing Company
E. A. Grozier
Solid South and Northern votes in Taft campaign
The piece argues the South's Democratic loyalty remains a Republican liability for Northern votes. It notes Secretary of War Wright’s Richmond appeal for Taft, questions the logic of courting the South, cites Adams, and recalls tariff-related gains and losses under past administrations. It cites Richmond Times Dispatch on the South's possible shift and implications.
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Taft
Luke E. Wright
Roosevelt
Wright
Richmond
Bryan
North
South
Virginia
Charles Francis Adams
Massachusetts
Harrison
Dingley
Hanna
Chicago Beef Trust
McKinley
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Strenuous Female Suffrage Demonstration in Parliament
The British House of Commons saw suffragists lash out with placards in the Ladies Gallery and shower handbills from the Strangers' Gallery. Several chained themselves to the grill to resist removal as police and deputies attempted to restore order.
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House of Commons
Ladies
Advocates Urge Parliament to End Secret Sessions in Great Britain
Advocates of women's rights in Britain press to force Imperial Parliament to close galleries and sit in secret sessions, a move described as nearly revolutionary and needing political accounting.
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Great Britain
Wagers On The Election Debate Over Political Bets
The piece argues that betting on presidential outcomes lacks reliability and backing. It notes no formal market exists in the U S and warns that such quotations reflect promoters' desires rather than actual chances. It asserts the ballots of the people will decide the next president regardless of speculative odds.
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Lloyds
Taft
Stock Exchange
Catholic Centennial Marked by Cathedral and Symphony Hall
The Catholic centennial of the Roman Catholic diocese of Boston opened with brilliant religious services at the Cathedral and a distinguished civic gathering at Symphony Hall. Archbishop OConnells sermon urged unity among races and emphasized duties tied to higher social responsibilities. He called for rejecting race conflict and drawing inspiration from past heroes to shape a practical future.
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Boston
Symphony Hall
O’connell
Miss Harley to lead at Staten Island golf tournament
New York Oct 28 Fifty women enter a special golf event at Fox Hills Golf Club Staten Island beginning tomorrow. Among top players are Miss Katherine Harley Fall River Country Club winner of the national championship at Chevy Chase last week and Mrs Charles T Stout former national champion holder.
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New York
Fox Hills Golf Club
Staten Island
Katherine Harley
Fall River Country Club
Chevy Chase
Charles T. Stout
Salem Man Killed by Train in Lynn
Edward N. Conway of Salem died after being struck by a Boston and Maine train at Central station Lynn early today. He was a 80 year old shoe maker.
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Salem
Lynn
Edward N. Conway
Central Station
Boston & Maine
Conway
Acknowledgment from National Encampment Committee
Felix Rosenberg signs a note of thanks from the United Spanish War Veterans Special Committee in Cleveland dated Oct 26, praising the Post for publishing encampment proceedings and for hospitality at the Boston reunion.
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United Spanish War Veterans
Boston
Felix Rosenberg
Cleveland
Flagpoles on Boston Common and Garden Need Replacement
Reader MAX HENRY NEWMAN laments four months since lightning destroyed flagpoles on the Boston Common and Public Garden. He asks if Boston can’t replace them so flags fly daily again and signs the letter from Boston dated Oct 28.
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Max Henry Newman
Attention to State Street Tablets Sparks Memorial Debate
Civis urges the improvement society to inspect the memorial tablets on State Street near Devonshire. He condemns their enameled cloth and calls for bronze or marble to ensure lasting remembrance.
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Improvement Society
State Street
Devonshire
Civis
Ortum Poem and Poet Leander Leghorn Satirize Fall Harvest
A humorous verse by Leander Leghorn mocks Ortum autumn rites and harvest imagery. The poem laments late arrival, jokes about cider apples and pumpkin rows, and hints at a private note to the printer.
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Leander Leghorn
Leander
Letter From Joe Done on Loss, Art, and Local Pies
Joe Done writes from Clamterrace-by-the-Sea Old Saybrook Conn about politics and a narrow defeat by one vote, a joke loan, and friendship tested by money. He recalls Hod Dummer and the Bingville Bughouse, trades his horse Cleopatra for a car and garbage land, and declares himself an artist painting still lifes while teasing Newt about a future visit.
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Newt
Boston
Public Library
Daily and Sunday Post
Hod Dummer
Bingville
Hod
Cleopatra
Cleo
Bill
Spooner
Joe
Nebraska Voice Urges Vote for Bryan Against Taft
A broad, rhythmic plea from Rev DM K urging Nebraska readers to choose William Jennings Bryan over Taft. It attacks money influence, trusts, and Wall Street, promising reform and a stand against big business power.
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Nebraska
Campaigning Among the 400
A humorous note from Puck depicts a queenly household scene during a political campaign. Mrs De Style sternly blocks a candidate from kissing the baby while Hortense dutifully obeys. The vignette captures social etiquette clash with political overtures.
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Hortense
Fido
Puck
The Shade and Charon Exchange in a Grim Boiled Promise
A playful exchange imagines Hades’ waters boiled for the dead. Puck voices a grim assurance as Charon smiles.
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Hades
Charon
Puck
A Week in Richmond Va Capitol Square and Its Landmarks
Capitol square in Richmond hosts the capitol buildings the State library the museum and the executive mansion with statues and landscaped terraces. The Houdon Washington statue and the 63 foot monument memorial cost about 260 000 and the public library claims to be America s oldest begun in 1621 with books gifted to Henrico College tomorrow will show Libby Hill Park.
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Capitol Square
Richmond
Capitol Buildings
State Library
Executive Mansion
America
M. Godefroi
Washington
Thomas Crawford
Taylor
Capitol
Houdon
Harvard
Captain Bargrave
Henrico College
Observant Citizen Notes and Local Happenings
In Brookline a noted actor Ralph C. Herz shows slow recovery after a threat of diphtheria and hospital care. Charlestown hosts Madison Athletic Club at 82 Main Street focusing on basketball with H. E. Steele as captain and Monument Hall games on Fridays. Suburban streetcar adjustments loom if hats grow in popularity. Local scenes include a Salisbury Beach fire and poet Whittier link, Dudley Street station changes, and Water Town strongwoman hauling timber. Community notices mention election night preparations and a gold watch charm presented to Charles Malatesta for his 47th birthday.
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Ralph C. Herz
Brookline Homeopathic Hospital
Bill Taft
Madison Athletic Club
Main Street
Charlestown
H. E. Steele
Lanigan and Fitzgerald
Salisbury Beach
John Greenlief Whittier
Round House
Charles Malatesta
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North End
William Piscopo
Frank. Marotta
Archille Forte
A. Marotta
Mystery of engraved key puzzles Mr Watts
Harry Putnam and his wife, once residents of Winthrop, now live in Palm Beach Florida. Putnam has become an auto enthusiast and owns a splendid motor car used for travel about the winter resort. Mr Watts struggles to unravel the engraving mystery and link to the key.
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Bleater
Mr. Watts
Harry Putnam
Winthrop
Palm Beach
Florida
Mr. Putnam
Ormonde
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Roxbury
Somerville
Central Club
John Abbot Lodge of Masons
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Tremont Theatre
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Macallar Parker Company
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