Boston Post Sept 18 1912 subscription and notices
Boston Post issues rates for daily and Sunday editions, with prices for one year six months and monthly options. Advertising and editorial offices listed with contact numbers. Subscriptions must be prepaid and discontinued at expiry. Editor and Publisher B A Grozier noted.
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Canada
Boston
Post. Publishing Company
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Newsday
B. A. Grozier
Hoe claims largest press plant in New England
Robert Hoe of R Hoe & Co touts the Boston Post possession of the largest newspaper printing plant in New England and the world’s greatest press at the time. He underscores the plant’s capacity and technological leadership.
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Boston ‘Post
New England
Gest Press
Robert Hoe
R. Hoe & Co
The New Wireless Rules Post Titanic Lessons
After the Titanic disaster new wireless rules will take effect, requiring greater operator skill a continuous radio room watch an auxiliary plant and direct bridge communication to reduce danger at sea. The changes aim to lessen risk and derive benefit from tragedy.
Aviation deaths set grim weekly record abroad
A weeklong tally reports twelve fatalities from aviation accidents including four civilian bystanders at Gray France. The British War Office suspends use of the dangerous monoplane to prevent further recklessness while asserting the need to balance progress with public safety.
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Gray
France
Army
War
Roosevelt Promise Denied by Haines Amid Admission List Growth
The Ananias Club waiting list swells as Maine contenders surface. Governor-elect Haines flatly denies Colonel Roosevelt’s alleged pre election promise, using Bull Moose rhetoric to label the claim a lie. If the words were never spoken, a vast conspiracy would have to exist to explain the admission chatter.
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Ananias Club
Maine
Roosevelt
Tacoma
Haines
Wisconsin Gubernatorial Battle Mirrors Party Turmoil
The state faces a complex realignment as Republicans split between Taft Roosevelt lines and LaFollette progressives while the Democrats nominate conservative Karel. Business support shifts toward the Democrats, risking a third Democratic governor since the Civil War era.
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Wisconsin
Badger
Senator LaFollette
T. R
LaFollette
McGovern
Taft
Roosevelt
Karel
Fragmentary social note on naming for privilege
A brief fragment notes that many people maybe name others for a privilege, though it may lack clear distinction among those currently naming each other. The obscurity suggests informal or evolving practices in social acknowledgment.
Publicity urged in antitrust hearings over United Shoe case
The piece argues against secrecy orders in the United Shoe Machinery antitrust hearings, insisting the public has a right to know court proceedings and witness testimony. It cites the examiner as a deputy of the court and warns that limited publication harms justice and public welfare.
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William L. Putnam
United States Circuit Court
United Shoe Machinery Company
Star Chamber
The Hyde and Jekyll Problem
Medical science studies dual personality with Dr Morton Prince citing a Boston case. A Brooklyn girl reportedly led a daytime church work life while at night seeking the White Way. Experts debate whether dual personality explains crimes and misdemeanors.
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Morton Prince
Boston
Brooklyn
Hawaiians And The Hula Dance In A Century Of Change
A discussion of the hula as a harmless dance kept alive by curious tourists while native Hawaiians face demographic decline due to intermarriage and disease. It notes Kalakaua's era as a nadir for the art and contrasts it with present-day tourism driven boredom. It highlights racial blends across Hawaii and concerns about hygiene and disease, predicting further cultural shifts.
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Stevenson
Pacific
Charles
Kalakaua
South Seas
St. Louis
Cartagin
Missouri
Monsieur de Probe
Keynote of Senator Bigroll’s Campaign Revealed
The keynote of Senator Bigroll’s re election campaign is a five dollar bank note.
They Cried In Unison At Last Number
A stage anecdote recalls Soubrette and a comedian as they describe the audience crying in unison after the final number. The exchange captures the mood of a farewell performance.
Home advice on suitors and parental guidance
A reader asks how to handle a young man courting at home against her mother's wishes. The adviser argues that a loving home and a wise mother protect a girl facing social dangers and opportunities, noting that work places bring meetings with men as part of growing independence.
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Dartagin
Proboscis
Muskeeter
Monsieur de Probe
Miss Champagne
Morning Post
Bessie
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