Boston Post Daily Issued September 13 1905 No 64
The Boston Post published daily by Post Publishing Co announces subscription rates for varying terms and notes offices at 259 Washington Street Boston Mass. It lists editor and publisher B A Grozier and directs readers to pay in advance with warnings about discontinuation if payments lapse.
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Opening of Boston Public Schools Calls 95000 Children Back
The Boston school year begins as 95,000 children return to class at 9am after a summer of recreation. The piece portrays youth as a vigorous army renewed for wholesome living, pride in outdoor experiences, and renewed friendships and ambitions as schools reopen.
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Tariff Revision Voices Rise Across Republican Ranks
The piece notes growing Republican calls for tariff revision toward lower rates and broader free lists. It cites Massachusetts and Pittsburgh as leaders, with a push attributed to the party’s moderates who fear rising living costs despite broader prosperity. It cites Bureau of Labor data showing rising food costs from 1890 to 1904 amid rising wages and shorter hours.
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Tokio police chief resigns amid self government reforms
Rioting in Tokio prompts Tsunayukhi Adachi to resign as metropolitan police chief. Local papers praise the move as recognition of municipal authority and a shift toward local self government. Boston readers are urged to note the parallel with ongoing reforms.
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Observant Citizen notes and local society updates
Mrs Ida Brooks Hunt returns from Europe with Mrs Margaret Sayre amid social chatter. A steamship expert cites Americans spending 19 million abroad this summer, over 200000 for shipboard tips. John Mason and Sadie Martinez star in Mary and John at the Manhattan Theatre. Rev J M Walker leaves Trinity Church Revere for Kentucky. Veterans react to patriotic tunes at Salem centennial banquet. A cat and bird scene on Bromfield Street sparks cruelty talk. Rev Franklin E E Hamilton tours California Oregon Washington with stereopticon lectures. Newton Center milkman encounters a doorstep kitty misidentification. J Roger Queeney leads Back Bay phone exchange. crew sails to Marblehead.
Public insurance probe reveals big Morgan syndicate ties
In New York a life insurance inquiry showed a major insurer paying 4 million into J. P. Morgan's navigation pool. On December 31 1903 it sold 800 thousand in bonds to Morgan and repurchased January 2 1904 to influence a state insurance report.
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Equitable Investigation Reveals Off Balance Rail Securities
The inquiry shows the company shifted railroad securities as collateral for about 3 million in fictitious loans to office boys and sweepers to dodge Prussian regulations. Public awareness required a legislative probe, and Equitable is not singled out as uniquely guilty in New York.
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All Sorts by The Society Editress Georgie
The writer explains illness keeps the author from contributing and hopes a substitute will fill in. Georgie the Society Editress steps in to present today’s All Sorts and hopes to return tomorrow.
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Among the Redskins recap ends with Nat’s grim vow
Nifty Nat discovers his wife and child killed and scalped and swears to kill all Indians. He is captured, made chief, and orders the tribe to kill themselves. They refuse and attack Nat, who fends them off in six rounds.
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Pink Tea With Mr Nat Ends In Flaming Ridicule
A humorous colonial scene unfolds as Mr Nat, beloved by Indians, hosts a pink tea misadventure with a parade of comically named guests and farcical fashion. The mock ceremony ends with a teaser for the next gathering and lingering social satire.
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Beaten Charm and Beaming Bets on Beacon Street
The page features brief social notes about Mrs Bluff repairing a diamond necklace melting in sun while she shops. Notes report Miss Ima Corker engaged and Mr Geoffrey Golf excelling in Paris golf. Miss Fays Hart trains to ride a bicycle and Gladys and Ethel discuss an auto outing with Reggie and a buggy horse encounter.
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