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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1910
Page
10
The Boston Post Independent Democratic Paper dated September 22 1910 lists subscription rates for various terms and regions. It records prices of one year two dollars and fifty cents and Canada copies at nine cents per copy, with terms for six months and three months.
The post asks subscribers to pay subscriptions in advance and warns of discontinuation on expiration. Readers are instructed to obtain the paper from a newsdealer or newsbox and to notify the paper by mail if unavailable. Contact information for A. Grozier, editor and publisher, is provided.
A columnist recalls the Taft Roosevelt encounter at New Haven and laments the looming shadow of a possible second term. The piece argues ineligibility or extended terms would reduce campaign pressures and restore presidential effectiveness.
The piece portrays Uncle Joe Cannon embracing the tariff issue as he accepts his 20th nomination for the House. It quotes him defending the Wayne Aldrich tariff law as pledges of 1908 and aligned with Republican protection, urging voters in the 18th Illinois to support him.
The piece notes William J Bryan, long critic of party defections, has become a bolter over Nebraska governor races and county option law. It questions his independence and contrasts his stance on alcohol with earlier free silver positions.
Col James B Reynolds leads a study to prove the Payne Aldrich tariff the best. Investigators examine paint and oil pricing, contrasting domestic costs with Guggenheim exports from Hamburg. The piece highlights white lead zinc white and linseed oil price gaps and foreign profit under the tariff system.
The text argues that if Colonel Reynolds' board is earnest it cannot ignore the initial evidence suggesting something wrong with the tariff and notes the levy paid by the trust.
The Maine defeat gives Massachusetts Democrats a boost and a warning. Republicans will unleash heavy spending, rallies, and speakers to win. Democrats must nominate candidates with broad appeal and strong records to attract Republican defectors and win in November.
A discussion of reapportionment after the census seeks a fair distribution of House seats among states. The piece warns against partisan manipulation and emphasizes electing a Democratic Sixty second House to ensure just representation.
A critique of Newton Newkirk's political skill and finances. The writer notes his money, speaking ability, and fame while detailing his platform including prohibition, support for suffragists, Ballinger's stance, higher railroad rates, Cannon, and tariffs. The piece frames him as a humorous but capable speaker with strong talk on policy.
A striking blonde woman gazes on a French touring car and insists on buying an eight thousand dollar vehicle. Her companion offers a seven thousand dollar alternative, but she rejects it and declares only the eight thousand car will do. He scoffs at the demand. The scene plays out with tensions over wealth and desire.
A Chicago reader reports a Boston production of The Round Up featuring a brutal third act shootout. He notes huge gunfire with many Indians killed while soldiers escape unscathed, joking about how the show keeps finding Indians to shoot and wondering where they are planted.
The poem depicts a beleaguered voyage with the albatross killed and vengeance rising. A spectre-bark appears as stars fade and the crew suffers ghastly fates while the mariner endures fear and guilt on the cursed voyage.
A concise proverb reflects on self projection as a critic of others. It suggests that accusing others of wrongdoing often reveals the accuser's own flaws and inconsistencies.
The Essex county grand jury indicts local Swift and Armour wholesalers and others for short weight in ham boxes. The author condemns evasions as trade customs and urges courts to enforce honest weights and measures, praising reform efforts by grand juries.
Arthur C. Farley of Wellesley Hills writes that the New England Telephone and Telegraph Co claims rate reductions for small users while projecting an increase for suburban residents. He estimates his six outs and three ins daily cost about $30 yearly, rising to over $100 after the new rates take effect, an increase of more than $70 per year.
Rochester, Sept 21 The 29th annual convention of the New England Water Works Association opened in Rochester, N Y with President George A King of Paxton Mass presiding. About 200 delegates attended.
A reflective note contrasts social debt with real obligation, lamenting how people drift from virtue as they let others owe them. The speaker muses on missed duties and the cadence of human relations shaped by financial favors.
The poem resumes with the Ancient Mariner narrating the continuation of his grim penance as he advances to the next stanza of the Rime.
A notice for Post readers explains published Dore engravings with dates from Sept 9 to Sept 21. Orders for back numbers go to Circulation Manager, Boston, at the paper’s retail price as long as supplies last.
The Rev John E Clough now in a Rochester New York hospital after recent stay at New England Baptist Hospital Mrs Clough visiting with her brother Prof Walter Rauschenbusch Rochester Theological Seminary Rev Richard Eddy Sykes of Malden to speak at the New Hampshire Universalist convention in Manchester on Wednesday night Rev C P Gifford of Brookline Preacher at the 67th Providence Baptist anniversary service
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