Post Publishing Company September 14 1910 Subscriptions
The Boston Post announces subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions with one year two dollars? three dollars and fifty? six months and smaller intervals. It notes Canada copy price and prepaid policy, plus contact details for editorial and business offices and editor publisher A A Grozier.
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Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Mass
The
Sunday Post
Canada
Post Publishing Company
Matnay
Financial, Sporting
Malin
Nowaday
A. Grozier
Mayor Gaynor Denies He Seeks Governor Nomination
The piece quotes Mayor Gaynor denying any personal authorization of a gubernatorial boom and stating he has discussed politics with no one. He emphasizes his illness and desire for privacy while criticizing intrusive inquiries and noting unknown figures pressuring him at City Hall.
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New York
Gaynor
Will Western livestock glut lower prices as predicted
An Omaha despatch argues that a huge Western surge in livestock and grain should lower household costs for mutton beef and pork, but questions whether markets will follow the theory. It cites middlemen and retailers as factors that can keep prices high despite abundance.
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Missouri River
United States of America
Personal accountability for Chicago Beef Trust indictments
The Chicago grand jury indicts the Big Four and other officers of the beef trust, aiming to apply the Sherman anti trust law directly to individuals. Imprisonment is possible, with fines up to 5000 dollars, while stockholders bear indirect costs through higher prices. The text questions whether courts will convict and send the named men to prison.
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Big Four
Chicago Beef Trust
Grand Jury
Chicago
Heel
Swift
Fowler
Tilden
Armour
Merkel
Connors
Morris
Heyman
The Fisheries Question and The Hague Tribunal
A study of The Hague tribunal decisions shows that United States fishermen are protected. It states that when Britain claims Newfoundland regulation is disputed, such rules must be judged by an impartial authority rather than the parties. This allows the US to block objectionable regulations until a neutral third party approves.
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Tribunal of the Hague
United States
Great Britain
Newfoundland
Question Five and Coast Waters Exclusion Boundaries
The passage discusses a proposed demarcation of exclusion lines in coast water measurement, the urgency of valid regulations by Britain, and a suspensive veto by the United States seeking arbitration. The Hague tribunal’s fair judgment is welcomed by Gloucester’s Board of Trade, which cabled its satisfaction to the American Consul at The Hague.
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Great Britain
United States
Tribunal of the
Democratic opportunity in Massachusetts after Maine upset
The Maine election unrest inspires Massachusetts Democrats to rally behind strong candidates and attack the Republican party. The piece argues that a united campaign could elect a Governor and Congress members, turning public sentiment to reflect Maine's upset and condemn Republican unfaith in November.
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Maine
Democratic Party
Massachusetts
Bay State
Maud Muller and Murphs Sister in a Monoplane Row
A whimsical item from Squantum Field describes Maud Muller in a claim she and the Judge might elope by monoplane. The piece notes Murphs Sister and other relatives plotting around the episode with playful gossip and dramatic theatrical tone.
Unclear letters mix with playful riddle and claims
The fragmentary text argues Maud Muller never spoke a quoted line and a judge would not elope in a monoplane due to his weight. It invites related relatives to write claiming ties to the “Murph” figure and ends with a whimsical Sphinx quote about time.
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Maud Muller
Murph
Local Conditions and the Maine Election Debate
The piece targets Senator Lodge and his “local conditions” argument after Maine’s Democratic victory and Plaisted’s win. It argues local factors aren’t sole explanations for national results and presses for consistency across elections while noting broader November implications.
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Lodge
Republican Party
Maine
Pine
Plaisted
Congress
Grahame White and Glidden Parade Sparks at Aviation Meet
A Boston Post note questions the aviation script as Chairman Glidden hints at world peace through air power. Readers debate Grahame White’s hero status at Squantum, with jokes over a gas bag and a mayoral flight prompting letters to Newt and debate about a publisher’s remark.
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Charles J. Glidden
Mmonbirds
Glidden
Boston Post
Charley
Missouri
William Cowper
Bill Cowper
Bill
Newt
Squantum
Fitzgerald
Hiis
Grahame-White
Federal Street
O'Malley
New York Sun
Mr. O'Malley
Jamaica Pond
Mass
Grahame- White
Lucius Tuttle Resigns as Boston and Maine President
The resignation of Lucius Tuttle from the presidency of the Boston and Maine marks the loss of a commanding railroad figure in New England. General regret and goodwill accompany his retirement, seen by friends as possibly temporary. Tuttle is praised as a public citizen of high ideals and considerate leadership who earned respect from employees and the public alike.
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Lucius Tuttle
Boston & Maine
New England
Mr. Tuttle
Tuttle
Mark
Rime by a Series of Engravings in Wood Worth Preserving
A collection showcases distinctive wood engravings forming a narrative sequence. Curated to emphasize stylistic innovation, the display invites visitors to study the craftsmanship and thematic progression across the series.
Ancient Mariner Albatross Follows Mariners Northward
An albatross joins the ship, signaling a good omen as the voyage returns north. The bird eats unfamiliar food, circles the vessel, and the ice splits with a thunderous crack while a south wind fills the sails and the crew greets the bird each day.
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Jose Albatross
Mariners
Ancient Mariner Quests Next Number In Grim Tale
A terse fragment hints at the Ancient Mariner seeking the next number amid a hostile voyage. The speaker protests the killing of a virtuous bird, framing a moral reckoning aboard the ship.
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Onien
Annual Baptist Union Conference in Boston Opens
The American Baptist Missionary Union holds its annual conference at its Ford building headquarters starting tomorrow and runs until Monday. Outgoing missionaries sail from Boston on Sept 11 and the التاسع Disciples of Christ in New England plan their 9th annual convention in Lubec Maine from Sept 11 to 19.
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The
American Baptist Missionary Union
Ford Building
Boston
Disciples of Lirst
New England
Ith
Lubec
J. Edgar Hatch
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
South Africa
Cambridge Family Returns From Summer Campaign Notes
Wilbur Chapman and Alexander McKenzie return to Garden street Cambridge after a summer in Templeton. Blake and Mrs Bellamy Storer helped in Father Robert Hugh Benson lectures at Fenway Court. Mrs Blake leaves a widow and seven children, the youngest four weeks old.
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Alexander McKenzie
Shepard
Blake
Bellamy Storer
Robert Hugh Benson
Fenway Court
Mrs Anna Blake Dies In Boston Charitable Leader
Mrs Anna B Blake widow of Dr John B Blake dies at her Beacon Street home after a life of Catholic charity work in Boston. She led the Ladies Aid Society at Carney Hospital and served with Associated Charities and on key committees of the Women's Educational and Industrial Union.
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Anna
Hastings) Blake
John Bapst Blake
Beacon Street
Boston
Ladies’ Aid Society
Carney Hospital
Associated Charities
Women's Educational and Industrial Union
Eight-year-old Joseph Finlay Seeks U S Entry After Ringworm
Eight-year-old Joseph Finlay, barred from entering the United States over a year ago for ring worm of the scalp, returns with his sister aboard the Numidian. While his parents stay in Chicago, he faces another immigration medical exam at the Long Wharf station to determine if he may pass this time.
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Joseph Finlay
United States
Chicago
Joseph
Long Wharf
Gloucester
Woerd
Benjamin F. Allen
Eighth Regiment
Westport
C. Q. Therell
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the Independent Democratic Paper
Newton Newkirk
Maud and the
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Maud
Agane
Murphs
Sphinx
Tech Chambers
Grahame
Claude
Fair Maid
Ancient Mariner
Gustave Dore
Coleridge
Greater Boston
Oakes- Fowler Halil
Congregational Church
Linden
Winthrop Congregational Church
Charlestown
Cottage Street
George Chadbourne
Westfield
Frances Stoddard
Scientific Temperance Instruction
W. W. Bustard
Dudley Street Baptist Church
John Bb. Rockefeller
Cleveland
Bustard
Mudtid Avenue Baptist Church
Samuel Lindsay
John L. Campbell
First Baptist Church of
Cambridge
Revedy
Wilbur Chapman
D. D
Boy Once Barred
Browning, King & Co
Bok
B. F. Allen
Westport, ME
Rogers Bros
Meriden
Brighton
Walter A. Lambert
Smith Patterson’ CO
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