Boston Post 1910 September 15 edition greeting and details
The Boston Post publishes daily and Sunday editions with subscription rates, offices at 259 Washington Street Boston, and contact numbers. It notes advance payment required, discontinues on expiration, and urges readers to notify the postmaster if not reaching newsstands. Editor E A Grozier signs as publisher.
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Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Mass
The
Sunday Post
Points Fm Canada
Afase
Post Publishing Company
Balterial
Main Anday, Financial, Sporting Editors
Mata Biness
Mata
Uady
E. A. Grozier Féitor and Publisher
Immunity claimed by society men over Nar ragansett Pier raid
A Philadelphia trio of so called society men refuse sheriff summons to testify in the Nar ragansett Pier Club gamblers raid case. A judge has declined to issue arrest writs, raising questions about their claimed immunity and motives behind the lenient stance.
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Philadelphia
Narragansett Pier Club
Bill Jones
Criticism of Boston street labor toil and rest needs
A Boston clergyman denounces alleged roafing by gangs of laborers on city street work. He argues for fair pay for a fair day and warns against assuming loafing when crews swing pickaxes only part of the time. Rest is essential in heavy outdoor labor.
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Boston
Veny
Inimefor
Registration Day and the Need for Adequate School Rooms
The article reflects on the start of the new school year in Boston, stressing that compulsory attendance requires sufficient city resources. It questions whether portable schools and hired spaces meet demand and urges adequate seating and desks for every child arriving tomorrow for registration.
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Boston
Roosevelt Faces Primary Battle in New York State
The article portrays Chief Roosevelt rallying for a fight with the old guard in a New York primary fight covering Buffalo Rochester and statewide power politics. It notes his resolve to win and the risk of prestige loss or retirement if defeated, while suggesting a reform alternative if his side loses.
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Big Tepee
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Old Guard
New York
Buffalo
Rochester
New York State
Hughes
Voters May Ban Factions in Rival Republicanism
The text hints at voters driving out squabbling factions of Republicanism, signaling a shift in party dynamics and a call for unity amid internal divisions.
Maine Goes Democratic in Historic Election Wave
Maine voters handed Democrats a sweeping victory by electing a Democratic governor and three new Democratic congressmen. The result signals a political shift against tariff policies and corporate influence, with implications for a Democratic Senate and national House control. The piece frames Maine as leading a national trend toward reform and accountability.
Roosevelt and Lorimer Row: Chicago Club Banquet Rift
The piece notes the Hamilton Club dispute between Theodore Roosevelt and Senator Lorimer over seating during a Roosevelt banquet. Lorimer resigned from the club after being asked to leave a table, and the author argues the Senate election eligibility should be settled by the Senate, not by Roosevelt or the Chicago club.
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Hamilton Club
Chicago
Roosevelt
Lorimer
Senate
Theodore Roosevelt
Colonel Roosevelt
Slender Versus Bony Girls Reflect Income Gap
A pointed remark notes that body type differences among girls reflect income levels. The comparison to a skilled laborer who ends work early implies social stratification influencing appearance and labor expectations.
Redheaded Girls and Modern Flight in New England Lore
A humorous literary piece from a Massachusetts audience featuring a boastful aviator, a belligerent impulse in court, and playful letters about redheaded girls amid autos and airships. The dialogue includes Uncle Murph and a reply about collecting locks of red hair.
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Newt
Murph
White Horse
Sweet Maids
New England
P. S
Pageant and sermons highlight Greater Boston church notices
Trustees of the First Baptist Church of Malden advertise Sunday services with a large two column display in the local paper. The World in Boston pageant will be staged at Mechanics Building Grand Hall with twice daily shows. The event mirrors past London exhibitions and supports Young People's missionary movement backed by New York businessmen. Also noted is a talk on The Religious Problem of the State Universities by Rev Charles J Gilpin and the Deaconness Aid Society outing at Young's Hotel Winthrop with lunch.
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Maine
Dirigo
State of
First Baptist Church of
Malden
Charles Moss
Greater
Boston
Grand Hall
Mechanics’ Building
London
New York
Young People’s Missionary Movement
United States
Canada
Charles J. Gilpin
University of Wisconsin
Deaconness Aid Society
Young’s Hotel
Winthrop
Eva
Cardinals at Trappist Home Montreal Visit
Cardinal Van Nutelli Gibbons and Logue with Archbishop Bruchesi and six bishops visited the Trappist monastery at Oka, 50 miles from Montreal, closing the Huchharistic Congress. Tomorrow Van Nutelli will preside at the canonization of Mother Bourgeois, founder of the Notre Dame congregation.
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Montreal
Vannutelli
Gibbons and Logue
Bruchesi
Oka
Mother Bourgeois
Congregation of Notre Dame
Tug Runs Ashore in Rhode Island Fog
The steel tug Edgar F. Luckenbach of New York went ashore on Papoose Squaw peninsula near Bristol at 3 a.m. in dense morning fog on the Wallace river. By noon the rising tide freed the vessel and it continued upriver unharmed apart from a broken propeller blade.
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Bristol, R
Wallace River
Edgar F. Luckenbach
New York
Papoose Squaw
Higher grade of legal instruction evening courses
Tuition is 60 dollars a year with an evening program for students lacking general education. A preparatory department supports preparation. Fall term starts September 26. Dean's office Room 509 Tremont Temple. Call for catalogue.
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Tremont Temple
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