Subscriptions and contact details for The Post 1910
The issue lists subscription rates for the Daily and Sunday Post along with Canada copy price. It notes advance payment required, risk of discontinuation on expiration, and how to notify for delivery changes. Editor and publisher identified as B A Grozier.
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B. A. Grozier
Epistolary quarrel over rubbish sweeping in city streets
Mayor Fitzgerald and Police Commissioner O Meara debate best method to stop sweeping rubbish from office buildings onto sidewalks and who should enforce it. The article suggests building owners order employees not to sweep dirt to the curb as a practical reform when authorities fail to act.
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Cardinal Gibbons on Social Unrest and Economy
The cardinal, en route to Montreal, argues in practical terms that lack of economy and costly luxuries hinder progress. He warns that a Commonsense approach and Christian spirit can minimize unrest as the nation grows rapidly.
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United States
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Montreal
The Triumph of New Hampshire Direct Primaries
The New Hampshire direct primaries show voters choosing principle over machine power. Both Bass and Ellis are seen as honest, but Ellis sided with the bosses and lost to the reformers. The result demonstrates public resolve for clean politics and independence from railroad-backed conventions.
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Ellis
Elis
New Hampshire
Republican Railroad
Winston Chupchill
Touroa
Granite State GOP in Disorder Over Direct Nomination
The text attacks Republican bosses in New Hampshire for disorganization after direct nomination, claiming voters have prevailed and urging an end to twaddle about the direct system. It promotes a renewed party vigor from Upper Coos to Rockingham and warns against a doomed, ineffective approach.
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Granite State
Upper Coos
Rockingham
Hague ruling on fisheries dispute yet a mixed victory
The Hague decision overall favors neither side. The United States gains limited wins on six points but loses key elements, notably the three mile limit and Newfoundland regulation. Despite defeats, the outcome marks a diplomatic win and elevates international law as a permanent civilized force.
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Great Britain
Newfoundland
Hague
Court of the Nations
English flier Grahame White wins Globe $10,000 cross country
Grahame White takes first honors in the Globe’s ten thousand dollar race from Squantum to Boston Light and back, finishing well within the time mark. The piece notes Americans should hope Glen Curtiss can match or beat the feat, keeping the prize at home and upholding American aerial prestige.
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Surge of insurgency hits Republican ranks nationwide
A mass of Republican insurgents swept through the party on Tuesday delivering defeats to veteran contenders. In Wisconsin La Follette won renomination amid heavy opposition from regulars, New Hampshire saw Bass defeat the Gallinger faction, and Michigan’s Burrows failed to secure primary backing. The pattern suggests a shift toward the new doctrine with the old guard facing uncertainty.
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Gallinger Railroad
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Burrows
Conservatory Clue Reveals Rubber Plant
A tense scene unfolds as a figure points to a rubber plant in the conservatory, drawing attention to a possible clue. The moment is marked by trembling speech and cautious observation.
The Passion Play of 1910 Official Photographs
The Boston Post published ten year interval images of Oberammergau 1910 Passion Play final tableau the Ascension. Christ in white palm raised as disciples watch Mother Mary Magdalene John and Peter nearby angels gather as the curtain falls the triumphal hymn ends the play.
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Post Reflects On Oberammergau Passion Play Photos
The Boston Post notes its exclusive rights to 1910 Oberammergau Passion Play photographs by F Bruckmann & Co. It reports wide reader interest and clergy approval, confirms only newspaper reproduction rights, and suggests other publishers may release art editions later.
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Boston Post
Maud Muller Parody Plan Prompts Candid Plot Tease
The spoof dialogue from Lite MMos contemplates a sensational career for Maud Muller as a bathing suit exhibition star. A pair imagines a cross country tour with paid performances and a bridge meeting, with money and flags as bargaining points.
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