Boston Post 1815 subscription rates and notices
The Boston Post announces subscription terms for U S Canada foreign and domestic rates with yearly and quarterly options. It lists postal charge details per copy for the Boston district and Canada and notes payment methods money orders drafts and checks while warning that subscriptions may be discontinued on lapse and to notify if delivery fails. The issue also identifies editors and the publisher with office details and contact numbers.
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Canada
Boston
Pally
Borton
Moss
Sporting
Cial
Ess
Tie Post
Grozier
Progressives Debate Gardner Weakness Claim in Primaries
The Progressive organ dismisses Tuesday primaries as minor and calls Gardner a weak candidate, but notes the claim is fiction and urges leaders to reconsider. Gardner is described as strong from both Progressive and Democratic viewpoints.
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Gardner
Achilles Benton Shelters At Headquarters After Post-Primary
Colonel Benton issued a terse post primary statement showing little signal of congratulations to Congressman Gardner or pledges to back him. After personal matters and time with family he invites friends to visit his headquarters, stressing that he still has headquarters and raising questions about his future stance with the Republican party.
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Benton
Gardner
Garros Crosses Mediterranean in Historic Long Flight
The French aviator Roland Garros completes the longest overseas airplane journey from France to Tunis without naval support for emergencies. While stunt flyer Pegoud amazes crowds with upside down maneuvers, Garros contributes a solid scientific advance in long distance flight.
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Roland Garros
Mediterranean
France
Tunis
Pegoud
Garros
Rebuilding Plans Discussed For Salisbury Beach Homes
The burned section of Salisbury Beach's summer houses is slated for reconstruction with plans already under way. The piece warns against repeating past errors with flammable materials and neglected ironwork, urging safer construction to preserve the cherished beach village.
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Salisbury Beach
Noedy
MacLeod Vindicated On PSC Payment For Springfield Crossings
The article defends Chairman Mac of the Public Service Commission regarding a $709 payment from New Haven Railroad for "services." It states the payment was legal and approved by law, tied to the old railroad commission's Springfield grade crossings work, and suggests other recipients should provide similar explanations.
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Mac
Public Service Commission
New Haven
Porfirio Diaz Rumors Of A Return Decline In Mexico
The piece notes Diaz fled over two years ago with money and life, lacking physical strength and with vanished moral influence. It dismisses the idea of a comeback as preposterous, stating Diaz is no longer a political force and cannot reclaim dictatorship.
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Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
Diaz
Motive Behind Brief Homeward Journey Questioned
The remark suggests some motive for the journey but dismisses the possibility of a significant or exciting reason. No further details are provided to establish who travels or why.
Placing the Blame in ICC Report on North Haven Wreck
The Interstate Commerce Commission delivers a scathing verdict on New Haven operations for the Sept. 2 disaster. It blames trainmen but also cites senior officials failures, weak management, lax safety rules, and insufficient safeguards for reckless operating speeds. The panel hints at seeking Congress to grant the ICC authority to regulate train operations.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
North Haven
New Haven
Commission
Congress
Porterhouse at $1 a pound in 10 years warned by meat pact
From Chicago via the American Meat Packers Association, a speaker foresees porterhouse steak reaching $1 per pound within a decade under current conditions. He links rising meat costs to a continued appetite for meat and urges farmers to increase cattle output to sustain national meat consumption, while suggesting a vegetable diet could replace meat if required.
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Chicago
American Meat Packers’ Association
Bischoff
Man defends beer stock as medicine in dry town case
In a Delaware court Enos Snodgrass is accused of selling beer in a dry town. He admits ordering 144 gallons in 17 days claiming the beer was for medicinal use. The judge calls it a local oddity and orders further investigation into his drinking habits.
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Enos Snodgrass
Delaware
Enos
Taos
Snodgrass
National Opposed to Woman Suffrage Issues Proclamation
The National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage in Washington releases an indictment against suffragists. It cites alleged public dancing indecency, fashionable bacchanalia, indecent dress leading to court, salacious magazines, and unacceptable theatrical depictions, arguing these issues relate to suffrage.
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National Association
Washington
United States
The Other Ox Now Speaker Clark Rebukes Republicans
Speaker Clark in the House rebuked Republicans for criticizing Democratic committees and caucuses. He cited Reed and Cannon to argue the majority’s action serves the public interest, contrasting it with today’s described gap rule and suppression of the people’s voice.
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Clark
House
Reed and Cannon
Old Jokes the World Has Wheezed At
A brief cartoonish joke exchange plays on a doctor’s mustard plaster. Bonehead pretends to apply the remedy but lacks a chest, so he places the plaster on his trunk. The pun hinges on a mismatch between medical advice and body part.
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Bonehead
Bunk
Cme
Smalley Brothers Highlight Auto Garage and Six-Legged Beetle
David Smalley works in an auto garage on Main Street while his brother Samuel owns a six legged beetle that has drawn significant curiosity in Ileksville.
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David Smalley
Main Street
Samuel
Ileksville
W. Va
Courier
Surgical Triumphs Rebuilt Nose After Accidental Self Shot
Chicago hospital surgeons performed a dramatic nose reconstruction after a man accidentally shot off his own nose while handling a revolver. The patient received a new nose and eyebrow grafts, with doctors touting further advances in prosthetic and regenerative techniques as medicine nears remarkable cosmetic and functional feats.
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Chicago Hospital
Souvenirs and stories from the Salisbury Beach blaze and Bay State life
A Newburyport youth collects pennies melted into rolls at Salisbury Beach fire ruins and shares them as keepsakes. The Observant Citizen notes varied tidbits from Massachusetts life, including union history, school pledges, a pumpkin record, travel photography by a clergyman, and Cape Cod canal celebrations.
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Newburyport
Salisbury Beach
Old Bay State
Cape Cod Canal
Canal
Pacific Coast
Cape
Fads and Fashions Show Varied Trim Trends
Paragraphs describe wide molie ribbon in millinery trims and sashes, velours de laine with cords, and a French all white linen costume with a large black velvet bow. A single evening sleeve, the goose feather sleeve across the shoulder, long to the elbow, appears in fashion notes.
Tehuantepec Women Dominate Local Trade and Society
In Tehuantepec Oaxaca the region’s women are famed for beauty and power as men’s inferiority fades. The rule follows a brutal crackdown by Porfirio Diaz’s brother, leaving women to barter, run markets, and guarantee loans. Ironwood trees anchor a jungle of color and sound as tourists glimpse riotous flora, birds, and monkeys.
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Tehuantepec
Mexico
Porfirio Diaz
Oaxaca
Look Alike of King Edward Draws Attention
A clipping notes that former Alderman William Berwin resembles the late King Edward at age 60 and is alive, prompting moving picture interest. The letter from Harry Cohen claims Berwin as a double, though not the monarch, and mentions an 60th year likeness. Former Governor N J Bachelder praises his Hast Andover apple crop, grown scientifically.
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Edward
William Berwin
Harry Cohen
Blue Hill Avenue
Na Ke
N. J. Bachelder
New Hampshire
Hast Andover
Cistern Repair Saga and Bulger Saves the Day
A narrator laments a failing well and rejects Jim Wax's refusal to fix it. Bill Bulger arrives, agrees to clean and quotes two dollars and a half, after which Wax is portrayed as the obstructive fixer while Bulger is portrayed as reliable and ready to work.
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Jim Wax
Bill Bulger
Jim
York
Matthew Adams
The Litany of War and Other Fragments
A New Books note surveys Al fred Noyes on war poetry in The Litany of War with lines about angels, prayer, and divine judgment. It also cites quotes on Samuel Butler and The Way of All Flesh from the Memphis Commercial Appeal and reflects on a father and son exchange about judging men by their inner potential rather than deeds.
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Samuel Butler
Bernard Shaw
Butler
Arnold Bennett
Cromwell
Giotto
Pressmen Elect Their Delegates
Boston Printing Pressmen's Union 47 met in Ellis Hall and elected J. Frank O'Hare and Daniel G. Sullivan as delegates to the pressmen conference in Philadelphia next Sunday. The meeting planned to notify the Secretary of State and the State printer that workers seek time and a half on Saturday afternoons.
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Boston Printing Pressmen’s Union 47
Ellis’ Hall
J. Frank O'Hare
Daniel G. Sullivan
Philadelphia
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