Boston Post Subscription Rates and Notices
The notice lists subscription rates for the Boston Post daily and Sunday editions, with prices for one year, six months, and three months. It provides change of address instructions and billing notes, plus publishing office contact details and a reminder that subscriptions must be paid in advance and will be discontinued at expiration.
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Sunday Post
New York
Boston Post
E. A. Grozier
Extraordinary August Growth for Boston Post Readers
The Boston Sunday Post rises sharply with over 49,000 gain in a year as circulation records crumble across morning and evening editions. Boston Daily Post reports detailed August 1903 figures, showing daily totals around the mid hundreds of thousands with a steady upward trend.
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Daily Post
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Sunday Post
Liptons Illness Arouses American Sympathy In Chicago
The text notes widespread American sympathy for Sir Thomas Lipton after a prostration in Chicago. It suggests his illness reflects the heavy hospitality and duties he endures, viewing his condition as a consequence of lavish social demands and noting hope for a swift recovery.
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Thomas Lipton
Chicago
Europe
Lipton
Republic
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Mr. Lipton
Sir Thomas Lipton
Treasury threats to curb banks over bond profits
The Treasury Department in Washington reports that Secretary Shaw will punish banks profiting from United States bonds. He plans to withdraw government deposits from designated depositories and restrict new banks from becoming depositaries unless they keep current circulation levels. The move targets banks manipulating bond markets to gain profits.
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Treasury Department
Washington
Shaw
United States
Treasury policy oversteps bounds on bank deposits
The piece criticizes Secretary Shaw for threatening to curb bank deposits by retiring circulating notes backed by United States bonds. It argues the Treasury should not dictate private banking operations and warns that such politicized action could undermine the nation's financial foundations and invite scandals.
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United States
Shaw
Secretary of the Treasury
Canada and United States Should Unite Across Alaska Border
The article argues for Canadian separation from Britain if Alaska boundary rulings favor the United States, claiming destiny favors US dominance in the Western Hemisphere. It urges immediate union with the United States, deeming border barriers and distant allegiance unnecessary.
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London
United States
Canada
Western Hemisphere
Alaska
Hitchcock Named Associate Justice To State Superior Court
The Superior Court appoints Loranus E. Hitchcock as associate justice. Hitchcock, a prominent Chicopee lawyer and former city solicitor, is praised by the Hampden county bar and the Massachusetts legal community for his rank and writings. Homer Albers declined the position earlier, Hitchcock’s acceptance satisfies the governor’s choice.
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Hitchcock
Hampden County
Massachusetts
Homer Albers
Bates
Fortunate Boston Berths Against Elemental Onslaught
A Boston editorial notes the coastal storm veered offshore, causing only minor wetting and no damage. It celebrates Boston’s natural defenses and relief from extreme humidity and heat, predicting a return to normal fall weather and renewed work and enterprise for the city.
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Boston
New York City
Somewhere Are Sheltered Fields and Hidden Peace
A poem of longing for a blessed vale beyond worldly scorn, imagining a tranquil realm where kindness and noble deeds soothe a weary life. It contrasts with a serviceable, humorous set of vignettes about farming speech and a comic tale of burglars in a rented house.
London visitors may skip Bunker Hill parade dates
The Observant Citizen notes that London honour walkers will not pass Bunker Hill monument due to streets in the area not being fit for marching. There is curiosity about Lexington visits and Major Pitcairn's pistols along with Earl Percy’s portrait. Also mentions local gossip and a police encounter in Dorchester.
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Bunker Hill Monument
Lexington
Major Pitcairn
Earl Percy
Now comes another piece of information from New Zealand
President Samuel Gompers notes New Zealand’s compulsory arbitration system. Furniture workers sought higher wages, manufacturers refused, and the Court of Arbitration granted an increase. The manufacturers did not reject the ruling. they closed factories and began importing furniture. Gompers asks where compulsory arbitration advocates stand in the United States.
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New Zealand
Court of Arbitration
United States
Three Boston Banks Made Government Depositories
Washington designated several New England banks as government depositories. Mt. Vernon National Bank Boston American National Bank Boston South End National Bank Boston Second National Bank Springfield National State Bank Concord N H Somersworth National Bank Somersworth N H National Bank of Barre Barre Vt Treasury notes most applicants to retire circulation come from New England New York and Pennsylvania.
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Mt. Vernon National Bank
Boston
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Second National Bank
Springfield
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Congregation Beth Israel exonerates Simon Alexander
At a monthly meeting of Congregation Beth Israel of Cambridge a resolution was passed exonerating Vice-President Simon Alexander from blame over management of a Sunday amusement place. Alexander chaired a committee with legal guidance. no member profited. gains went to the congregation. Secretary M. J. Goodman signs, Cambridge, Sept. 16.
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Simon Alexander
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M. J. Goodman
Guild French remarks misrepresented say letter writer
A reader protests a Post item titled Guild to Talk French claiming the piece mischaracterizes Lieutenant-Governor Guild language skills. He argues that distinctions between college Parisian and Canadian French are unclear and that accuracy matters to French Americans statewide.
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Canada
Guild
Newspaper Artists Exhibition at Hotel Somerset Opens
Hundreds of works by American newspaper artists fill the Hotel Somerset parlor for the second annual sale and loan show. Notables include Howard Pyle's The Plowman priced at 1000, Christie's striking canvases, De Boilleau women studies, and Gibbs's The Revenge of the Decatur. Davenport and Opper cartoons draw crowds, with Roosevelt and Julius Cesar by Vet Anderson among purchases. The exhibit runs through Sept 19.
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Somerset
Boston
Howard Pyle
Wilmington
Del
Howard Chandler Christie
Philip de Boilleau
George Gibbs
Jules Guerin
H. Ellsworth Bassett
John Paul Laurens
Guerin
Benjamin Constant
Bassett
Girardot
Homer Davenport
Opper
Davenport
Captain Dreyfus
Devil's Island
Vet Anderson
New York
Roosevelt
Julius Cesar
Charles Thorndike Parker
French Canadians Speak Pure French Says Letter to Editor
Co. E, Fall River, Massachusetts writes to defend the French language against claims of regional Canadian dialects. The author asserts there is only one French, spoken in Canada and France alike, and criticizes Parisian slang as a lower-class variation. He notes Canadian and French-American communities use standard French and praises French-American orators in New England politics.
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West
Old Spot
Spot
Joseph Chamberlain
London
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Canada
Bowery
New York
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England
America
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Alphonse Daudet
Fall River
M. le Roux
Music Hall
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Guild
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Quebec
Larousse
Littre
Academie Francaise
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Fall River, Masge
Senator Alger Sued Over Grass Cutting Bill
Senator Alger of Michigan is sued in Kansas City for 5 to reimburse the city for mowing grass on a vacant lot he owns. The action seeks repayment for municipal work performed on private property.
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Alger
Michigan
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