The Representative Democratic of New England Notice
Daily issue of the Boston Post dated September 11 1905 announces publication details and mailing information. It lists office address 259 Washington Street Boston Massachusetts and advises senders not to mail cash with checks drafts and money orders payable to the POST PUBLISHING COMPANY.
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Telegraphic Post Subscription Notice
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Subscriptions for Daily and Sunday Post rates listed
The notice shows annual and half year rates for the Daily One Year for 3 dollars and six months for 1.50, plus three months at 65 cents. Sunday Post offers one year for 2.50, six months 1.25, three months 0.65. Editor A Grozier.
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Lodge Muzzling Massachusetts Denounced as Political Wand
The piece accuses Senator Lodge of muzzling Massachusetts by forcing a national tariff line to govern state politics. It argues the state cannot be silenced and recalls past industries seeking tariffs. It questions harming Massachusetts’ political autonomy for national party interests.
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Senator Lodge
Middlesex Club
Massachusetts
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Washington
Lodge
Trade with Russia Means Tariff Easing for U S Machinery
M Witte informs President Roosevelt that Russia will remove retaliatory duties on U S machinery imports. The shift adopts the most favored nation basis, signaling a practical, not sentimental, change. U S trade with Russia is small compared with Germany Britain France and Cuba.
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United States
Russia
Germany
Great Britain
France
Cuba
Roosevelt Must Decide On Olive Branch Or Big Stick
The case of Ghirkis Vartanian, born Armenian in the Ottoman Empire and naturalized American, rests on a 1832 treaty and U S law granting Americans in foreign lands protection and trial by their officials. Turkish authorities say the treaty does not apply, but U S Minister Fleishman is urged to uphold American rights and protections.
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Turkey
Ghirkis Vartanian
Stamboul
Roosevelt
Vartanian
United States
Congress
Tewfik Pasha
Fleishman
Professor Carter’s Civil Service Scheme in Mississippi
An inspector reports Professor Carter exploited clerical lists to lure white patrons in Mississippi offices. Carter claimed misrepresentation about duties and financial loss, then received aid. Southern whites show indifference to civil service jobs, stalling Republican appointments, a situation the department regrets.
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Mississippi
Carter
Despised Race and Profitable Ambition
In this fragment the writer notes a belief that despite public loathing the race could be turned into a profitable enterprise. The text hints at a controversial endeavor leveraging notoriety for gain and raises questions about social acceptance and economic potential.
Irish leader Redmond to attend Boston reception
Public reception at the American League grounds on Thursday will honor Hon William Redmond M P brother of John E Redmond M P. The United Irish League of America aims to raise 50000 for home rule in Ireland with 40000 already sent and about 10000 still needed. Contributions to Thomas B. Fitzpatrick treasurer Brown Durrell 104 Kingston street Boston.
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American League
William Redmond
M. P
John E. Redmond
Redmond
United Irish League of America
Ireland
Friends of Good Government
League
Boston
New England
Thomas B. Fitzpatrick
Care Brown, Durrell & Co
Kingston Street
Boston Notes on Shaw Letter and Local Highlights
An observant Boston business man, now on Milk Street, receives a witty reply from Secretary Shaw. Eva Tanguay dazzles Boston audiences on her first big appearance. Lt. Eugene A. Carter gains praise in Somerville police court cases. Mr and Mrs Dalton return from Lake Sunapee with fishing stories aboard the Greyhound. John J Lynch, a renowned hatter, weds Miss Annie Harty of Dorchester with a honeymoon to Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia.
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Milk Street
Boston
the Treasury
Leslie M. Shaw
Shaw
West
Sir
L. M. Shaw
Eva Tanguay
Eugene A. Carter
Somerville
Perry
Carter
Mrs. Dalton
Falcon Street
Lake Sunapee
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Mr. Dalton
Greyhound
The
Benedicts
John J. Lynch
Annie Harty
Dorchester
Mrs Lynch
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Nifty Nat Becomes Indian Chief After Brutal Trail
A synopsis of prior chapters shows Nifty Nat vowing vengeance after discovering his wife and child scalped. Captured by a tribe, he earns bravery praise and is made chief and wed to four wives. As leader, he orders the tribe to commit suicide.
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Nat
Nifty Nat Faces Indian Chorus Over Suicidal Order
A scene unfolds where Nifty Nat orders his followers to kill themselves, while the Injuns refuse and defend their heritage. Old Pane-in-the-Fals calls for a speech as tensions flare and the crowd grows loud with chants and prepared bows.
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Reddy
Noisy Handwritten Note Reflects 19th Century Speech
A fragmented OCR line shows dialect speech about money and buying a pipe. The phrase mentions having 15 cents and wanting to buy a new pipe, illustrating everyday commerce language in a historical context.
Newt writes from lake camp about ducks and fishing
A letter from Newt at Oggabogguggog Lake Maine to Georgie describes duck shooting seven black ducks at daylight, fishing success, plans to stay longer, and a note about upcoming Nickelodeon visit. Archibald from Attleboro adds jokes and butt of humor about All Sorts.
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Oggabogguggog Lake
Georgie
Jim
O. K
Nickleodeon
Newt
Nickelodeon
Boston man new head of national letter carriers
The National Association of Letter Carriers elected officers in Portland Oregon J D Boland of Boston was named president E J Gaynor Muncie Ind secretary E J Cantwell Brooklyn N Y treasurer D J Heary Chicago Canton C was chosen as next convention site.
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Portland
Ore
National Association of Letter Carriers
J. D. Boland
Boston
E. J. Gaynor
Muncie
Ind
E. J. Cantwell
Brooklyn
N. Y
D. J. Heary
Chicago
Canton
Sewer grease mistaken for ambergris in Gloucester find
A second sample sent to David C. Stull, famed ambergris handler, confirms the Gloucester find is sewer grease, not ambergris. The material matches the earlier sample in being a fatty, greasy batch, reported from Provincetown on September 10.
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Provincetown
Gloucester
David CC. Stull
The Ancient and the Band on Albany Scene
An edited reprint from the New York Sun lampoons the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company's October mobilization toward Albany. It parodies war plans, mocks Fort Orange defense, and notes a union dispute with the Waltham Watch Band amid temperance themes.
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Albany
Faneuil Hall
Hudson
Fortress Ten Eyck
Fort Orange
Bacchus
Boston
Bellona
Waltham Watch Band
Albany Musicians’ Union
Artillery Company
Bostonians
Fisher's Island harbor mining instruction to soldiers
The Major Samuel Ringgold mining steamer arrives in Portsmouth after teaching 124th Company Coast Artillery at Forts Constitution Foster and Stark. The crew trained harbor miners will sail for Fisher's Island New London to continue mining work. Captain Caddell reports great success along the coast with the program.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Samuel Ringgold
Army Department
124Th Company, Coast Artillery
Forts Constitution
Foster
Stark
Fisher's Island
New London
Caddell
Love and Sentiment Columns Question on a Dilemma
A young woman asks Miss Champagne if she should marry a second suitor after an old flame vanished. The columnist advises she bears no obligation to the former lover who left without explanation and should reconsider her prior romantic attachment.
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Miss Champagne
the Post
Purity in Dance Halls Cited by Boston Letter
A Boston letter praises Miss Champagne for a humane effort against public dance halls. It argues stronger evidence is needed and cites police court findings showing many fallen women trace their first fall to dance halls. The writer seeks a Boston report to strengthen the case and highlight ongoing ruin from dancing.
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Miss Champagne
Republic Dance Halls
Boston
Mney
Notable Society Figures Attend Newport and New York Events
Mrs Hollis Hunnewell and companions travel from Wellesley to Newport for a dog show and stay in New York for a few days. Austen Gray and Alice Burnham are part of Newport society. Richard Wilson and Marion Mason visit New York as Mason relatives plan winter there. Dedham and Myopia patrons attend a polo game in Providence. Rev George Weld suffers throat surgery in Dublin New Hampshire. Mrs William Rogers hosts a large reception at Morningside Newport. Ambassador Meyer departs St Petersburg for America then returns with his family. Codman family arrives at Aspinwall Lenox by car. Albert Ellis Harding arrives at Curtis Hotel. Dr Henry Jaques entertains at Home Farm.
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Hollis Hunnewell
Wellesley
Newport
Hunnewell
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
New York
Hunnewells
Casino
Austen Gray
Gray
Alice Burnh
William A. Burnham
Beacon Street
Richard T. Wilson, Jr
Marion Mason
Providence
Joshua Crane
Charles Dabney
Robe McQuillen
George Francis Weld
Dublin
N. H
William B. Rogers
Marlboro Street
Morningside
Gibbs Avenue
Charles Rane
William H. Ames
Commonwealth Avenue
Ameses
Maine
Hudson River
George von L. Meyer
St. Petersburg
America
Mrs. Meyer
Hamilton
Russia
Meyer
Berlin
Paris
Amerca
Ogden Codman
J. Griswold Webb
Aspinwall
Lenox
Albert Ellis Harding
Cohasset
DeFord Bigelow
Curtis Hotel
Henry P. Jaques
Home Farm
Francis Jaques
Helen Jaques
Milton
Rockefeller predicts 1907 1908 hard times crisis
Colonel W H Moore quotes John D Rockefeller predicting a severe idle years ahead with 7 to 10 million unemployed. Rockefeller says overproduction will trigger the crisis and urges government action to create work, especially road building, before peril arrives.
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Chicago
W. H. Moore
National Good Roads Association
John D. Rockefeller
America
Mr. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Moore
Retaliation by Women to Boycott German Goods
A letter to the editor argues that English readers should retaliate against German tariffs by refusing to buy German products. The writer cites George Egerton and recounts an Oxford street shopping test showing German items outnumber others, urging English women to impact Germany’s trade by choosing non German goods. A passing vignette notes a little girl’s decisive reply about not playing with a shove.
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McNary
Germany
George Egerton
Oxford Street
England
Sympathy and Panama Debt Worries in Roosevelt Talk
Dialogue shows concern over Roosevelt's handling of a Panama deal and notes about a last payment made yesterday. The exchange implies finance and political caution surrounding ongoing negotiations.
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Dirk
Roosevelt
Doctor’s Billing Sparks Bout Over Receipted Fee
Bulky Butters recalls asking a man at a house for a dollar and being told the speaker was a doctor. The man allegedly advised three days of fasting, then produced a receipted bill for one dollar for professional advice.
Convivial Note Between Oldrye And Talling
A playful exchange shows Mr. Oldrye noting worsening health and Mr. Talling replying that overdrinking has caused it. The brief dialogue captures a light, social moment between the two individuals.
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Mr. Talling
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