Subscription Rates and Postal Note for The Sunday Post
The notice lists subscription prices for six months and three months, rates for The Sunday Post, and per copy pricing for Canada. It states second class matter filed in Boston and warns that money sent is at the sender's risk with checks payable to POST PUBLISHING COMPANY.
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Bibsong
The
Sunday Post
Points Fm Canada
Paat
Boston
Mass
Post Publishing Company
Editorial Office Notice on Subscriptions
Subscriptions to the Post must be paid in advance and will be discontinued without further notice on expiration. If you cannot obtain the Post from your newsdealer or newsstand, notify us by mail at once. E A Grozier Editor and Publisher.
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Sporting
E. A. Grozier
Pilate
Caiaphas
Annas
Cesars
Cesar
Agricultural Department
Washington
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Postal Savings Interest Surges as Banks Seek Depository Status
The piece notes widespread demand for postal savings depositories across states. In Massachusetts 28 banks and 12 postmasters seek designation, while Minnesota leads with 68 banks and 48 postmasters. Overall over 1000 banks have applied under the law, with Pennsylvania contributing the largest share of 125.
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Massachusetts
West
Minnesota
Ohio
New York
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Memory of Reed Statue Dedication Highlights Maine Influence
Maine honored native son Thomas Brackett Reed with a Portland statue unveiling. The piece contrasts Reed's personal pull with Blaine's distant memorial, noting Maine’s strong congressional influence may wane as the House turns Republican and Hinds seeks Speaker, signaling a fading era.
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Maine
Thomas Brackett Reed
Portland
Blaine
Reed
Tom
Jim
Congress
Hinds
Roosevelt Emerges With New Nationalism Creed
The piece surveys Roosevelt’s first strong national creed since Africa, urging removal of special interests from politics, tighter corporate oversight, personal liability for directors, and taxes. It weighs whether he’ll run as a Democrat or split the Republican party, warning his influence remains strong but could fade if he acts inconsistently.
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Kansas
Osawatomie
John Brown
Missouri
Roosevelt
Africa
Nsth
Democratic Party
Lyman School Reform Urged by Legislative Committee
A committee report on the Lyman School for correction of refractory boys calls for an unpaid trustees reform with a small executive board and agent, abolishment of the solitary detention room, and limits on whipping though extreme cases may still occur. The piece notes past brutality and urges swift action and legislative improvement.
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Legislative Committee
Lyman School
Lyman
Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association seeks inland route
In Providence a 1000 strong Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association convention urged creating an inland waterway from Boston to Key West. They argued Congress or private enterprise could build a safe marine system to protect lives and property from shoals and storms along the Atlantic coast.
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Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association
Providence
Congress
Boston
Key West
Atlantic Coast
Aerial Meet Opens as First Plane Rises at Squantum
The initial rise at Squantum signals the start of a major air show in America with many aircraft types entered. Officials expect thrilling feats and tough competition, promising a showcase of skill, daring, and Boston’s rising aviation prominence.
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Squantum
America
Boston
Memorial Building to Grover Cleveland at Princeton College
The campus project at Princeton College will erect a building in memory of Grover Cleveland. The tribute honors a man who served the people with honesty and humility, never seeking partisan gain, and who exemplified American citizenship in public life and scholarly pursuits.
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Princeton College
Grover Cleveland
Scenes of the Passion Play at Oberammergau Pilate’s interview
The Boston Post series presents photographs of the Oberammergau Passion Play. A recent scene shows Pilate questioning Jesus as Claudius delivers a plea from Pilate's wife and advisers debate guilt and authority. The page ends with plans for tomorrow's photo "On the Road to Calvary."
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Boston Post
Oberammergau
Pilate
Jesus
Quintus
Claudius
Calvary
All Sorts By Newton Newkirk
The piece recalls Judd Lewis of the Houston Post praised as a writer who lifts spirits with humor and verse and a reader from Texas defends him against criticism. A letter from Warren, Mass discusses growing egg plants from old eggs with a satirical mock seriousness.
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Houston (Texas
Funny Bunch
Wwe
Judd
Texas
Which wins which ought to win Scott Bond or Villard
To the Editor of the Post a reader denounces the Post for promoting Scott Bond and contrasts him with Oswald Garrison Villard. The letter questions which counsel for African Americans northward toward Arkansas farming or solidarity from Villard should prevail. The writer condemns Bond as illiterate and slanderous and notes his claimed wealth and Arkansas voting rights denial. The correspondent signs as CARRIED. REED, Irving Street, Aug 1910.
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Sir
Scott Bond
City of
New York
North
Arkansas
Oswald Garrison Villard
Boston
Mr. Villard
Reed
Irving Street
Site Ment 75 Quip Sparks Agriculture Department Debate
A fragment from Site Ment 75 notes a toast to friends and hints at provoking the Department of Agriculture. The unfinished item suggests a social remark tied to governance discourse and public sentiment.
Aviation meet looms over theater managers plans
The Observant Citizen notes anxiety among theatrical managers about reduced evening patronage due to next week’s aviation meet. The piece also highlights scattered local news including Lt. James W. Dwyer’s promotion, a brave bicycle accident rescue by John W. Kelly Jr., and various community happenings in Boston.
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James W. Dwyer
Boston
John W. Kelly, Jr
South Boston
G Street
Oldest Telegraph Operator Hallam Dies at 81
Isaac W. Hallam of Wilmington aged 81 died after fifty two years with Western Union. During the Civil War he supervised telegrams between the War Department in Washington and the Army of the Potomac headquarters.
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Wilmington
Del
Isaac W. Hallam
Western Union Telegraph Company
War Department
Washington
Army of the Potomac
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