The Post Publishing Company Daily Masthead 1908
Publication details for September 16 1908 from the Boston based Post Publishing Company. Lists prices for daily and Sunday editions, subscription rates by duration, international copy terms, postal notices, and office contact information. Credits Editor and Publisher E A Grozier.
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Taft Denounces Alarmist Talk By Bryan Backers
Taft replies to Bryan's campaign push, rejecting the idea that Democratic rule would plunge the nation into low mood while Republican rule assures prosperity. He argues the country is recovering and condemns insincere alarmist corners.
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Taft
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
The Hughes Nomination and Roosevelt Power
The piece argues Roosevelt's influence dominates New York Republican politics shaping Hughes’s nomination. It notes his pressure on party leaders at Oyster Bay and Saratoga and questions if the Roosevelt-led machine can prevail throughout the state.
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Hughes
New York
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Saratoga
Guild Leads New England Public Cooperation Push
Governor Guild initiates a regional conference idea with New England state executives to foster coordinated action on public health sanitation forestry fisheries food supply and transportation. The Monday governors meeting served as a preliminary step toward a formal later conference with broader public official participation.
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Governor Guild
New England
Maine Vote Shows Narrow Republican Win and Disappointment
Taft managers claim satisfaction as Maine reelects a Republican governor but with the smallest plurality on record aside from 1880. Gardner wins strong Republican votes while Bryan electors fare poorly. four Republican Congressmen win by near normal pluralities, offering little national omen for November.
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Taft
Maine
Obadiah Gardner
Bryan
Gardner
Congress
All Sorts by Newton Newkirk humorous math quandary
The column relays a North Attleboro incident where a horse ran loose after a gas engine noise, chased by Selectman Devlin. It riffs on the half mile chase and ponders the reporter's mistakes with a playful tone. It ends with a reader question about a 40 cent and no money riddle.
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Attleboro
Albert S. Phillips
Frank O. Emerson
Herbert K. King
Washington Street
Selectman Devlin
Charles S. Richards
Attleboro Sun
Berkshire Hills Journey Highlights Oldest Berkshire Towns
A Week in the Berkshire Hills surveys Blandford Massachusetts and nearby scenery. Readers learn Blandford’s elevation, early settlement in 1732, incorporation in 1741, and its view across to Hartford Springfield Chicopee Mt Tom Greylock Monadnock and Vermont. The article notes distance from Boston and route via Russell with Quabbin Lake next.
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Westfield
Russell
Blandford
Berkshire
Massachusetts
Glasgow
Hartford
Conn
Springfield
Chicopee
Mt. Tom
Mt. Greylock
Mt. Monadnock
Vermont
North Haystack
Boston
Law Department Finds Aldermen Lacks Parade Control Authority
The law department says the Board of Aldermen cannot permanently restrict street parades. Only an Aldermen order can rope off streets for parades, else normal traffic retains right of way. If no action is taken, parades will choose routes avoiding trade and transport disruption.
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Board of Aldermen
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Mormon Immigrant Policy Sparks Debate Over Polygamy
At a seaport, all but one Mormon immigrant detainees have landed and headed to Utah. A 100‑strong consignment is en route, expected Sunday. Officials say polygamy remains a core dogma, though Utah bans it. exclusion hinges on admitting belief, which many refuse to do.
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Chelsea Creek
Utah
Atlantic
United States
Congress
Two Boggs sons to be ordained at Clarendon Street Church
The Rev. Dr. W. B. Boggs, former Southern India missionary, will witness the installation of his two sons into Baptist ministry at Clarendon Street Church tomorrow. Alfred Boggs is 25 and William K. E. 41, with the latter long prepared for ministry through work in India with his father. By year’s start Bellingham Hill Methodist Church will be ready for services after being destroyed in the Chelsea fire, with Rev. A. H. Nazarian leading rebuilding efforts.
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W. B. Boggs
India
Clarendon Street Church
Alfred Boggs
William KE
Bellingham Hill Methodist Church
Chelsea
A. H. Nazarian
Clergy and Doctor Sail Home From City on Teutonic
The Rev. William Harman Van Allen and Dr. Cabot of the Church of the Advent plan to sail home today aboard the Teutonic, with an expected arrival in New York in about six days.
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William Harman van Allen
Cabot
Church of the Advent
Teutonic
New York
Luigi Romano
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New York City
Daughters of Phebe Form New Society at Shawmut Church
A new women’s group named the Daughters of Phebe is organized among the ladies of Shawmut Congregational Church. The society aims to support church work and community service.
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Shawmut Congregational Church
Daughters of
Tremont Temple Young Peoples Prayer Meeting Leader
Mrs I B Green of Mexico led a Tremont Temple prayer meeting under the Christian Endeavor Society. She commended the society's work across all branches.
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I. B. Green
Mexico
Tremont Temple
Christian Endeavor Society
Tremont Temple Considers New Assistant Pastor
The Tremont Temple directors weigh selecting an assistant pastor to replace Rev. Parker after naming Dr. Henson's successor. No decision expected until after the Henson vacancy is filled.
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Tremont Temple
Parker
Henson
Engagement announced for Alice Letteney and Chester Pratt
The Observant Citizen reports the engagement of Alice A Letteney, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward S Coombs of Maldin, to Chester H Pratt, son of Mr and Mrs Gaigahl of Denver Colorado.
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Edward S. Coombs
Maldin
Alice A. Letteney
Chester H. Pratt
Camden Street A. M. E. Church Plans Winter Gatherings
The Camden Street A. M. E. Church announces multiple winter events aimed at engaging local colored Christians in the church neighborhood.
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Camden Street
A. M. FE. Church
Koch Arrives in Winnipeg en Route to New York
German scientist Dr. Koch arrives in Winnipeg on September 15 while traveling from Japan to New York.
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Koch
New York
Japan
Peru inaugurates Cuzco railway amid festival
Lima reports a grand festival on the occasion of the inauguration of the Cuzco railway marking a milestone in Peruvian transport and regional connectivity. Local officials and residents observed the ceremony with celebrations and interest in the new rail link.
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Lima
Peru
Cuzco
Boston Letter Docket of Local News and Anecdotes
A vivid Boston column rounds up odds and ends from South Boston to Cambridge. Highlights include a surprising dog gift to Miss Margaret Halpin, feuds over Casey and Judgment Day, vacation tales, police chiefs on leave, Winthrop High ties, egg price chatter, Revere Beach firework shows, and notes on local personalities and events from Dorchester to Roxbury.
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Margaret Halpin
Boston
King Leopold appoints Hoff as honorary Sanitary College member
The Belgian king names Johann Hofft an honorary member at Brussels Sanitary College in recognition of Hofft's Malt Extract praised as the greatest blood and nerve food on earth. The product has been in use for 61 years by leading physicians.
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Belgium
Johann Hoff
Sanitary College
Brussels
Johann Hofft
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