Post Publishing Company Daily Issue Details
IMS issued daily by Post Publishing Co dated September 28 1910 No 24 Vol 202 offices 259 Washington St Boston Mass subscription rates listed for daily and Sunday editions with yearly six month and monthly options plus Canada postage. Payment instructions note Second Class Matter and sender risk.
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Post Publishing Co
Washington St
Boston
Mass
The
Sunday Post
Canada
Post Publishing Company
Factorial Rooms and Post Subscription Notice
Notices on subscription payment in advance for the Post. Readers are advised to renew to avoid discontinuation and to notify the office if unable to obtain the paper from dealers. Editor and Publisher B. A. Grozier.
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Financial
Newsday
Et al
B. A. Grozier
Reckless driving blamed after Bever ly accident sparks outrage
The article condemns the murder attempt and reckless negligence of drivers who fled into darkness after a deadly Bever ly incident. It argues for strict justice and strong laws to deter similar acts and curb dangerous automobile behavior.
Roosevelt’s New Boss Era Faces Harsh New York Test
The essay argues Theodore Roosevelt’s rise to power in New York Republican circles will be a hollow victory. Roosevelt must craft the party platform and govern once in office, while factions within the Old Guard vow defeat. A Democratic victory looms as the public sentiment shifts away from privilege toward reform.
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Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Roosevelt
Grover Cleveland
United States
Empire State
Old Guard
Great Commonwealth
Mayor Gaynor May Be Named If Needed for Governor
The letter to the chair of New York’s Democratic State Committee indicates Gaynor will not seek the nomination but could accept if named. It cautions that duty may require him to lead Democrats and potentially unsettle Republican factions for the national good. Gaynor has not burned his bridges and could be called upon to command.
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Gaynor
Democratic State Committee of
New York
United States
Empire State
Court of Customs Appeals Faces Hen as Bird Dilemma
Washington reports the new Court of Customs Appeals will tackle whether a hen is a bird as it reviews tariff rules. The issue, sparked by different duties on eggs, prompts calls to bring James B. Reynolds of the Taft tariff board back from Europe for expert guidance.
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Court of Customs Appeals
Washington
James B. Reynolds
Taft Tariff Board
Europe
Great Is New Bedford Growth and Civic Spirit
The article lauds New Bedford for rapid population growth from 62442 in 1900 to 96652, outpacing peers in Massachusetts and perhaps the East. It credits civic leaders for shifting from whaling to cotton textile manufacturing, noting the city’s lack of water power yet global reputation in fine cotton cloths and enduring prosperity.
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New Bedford
Massachusetts
East
Governor Hughes Seen as Likely Chief Justice Pick
The president reportedly plans to appoint New York Governor Hughes as successor to the late Chief Justice Fuller. The cabinet backs the choice and lauds Hughes for a clean record, judicial temperament, and strong intellect likely to yield valuable service.
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Hughes
New York
Melville W. Fuller
United States Supreme Bench
Beverly streetcar conductor killed by speeding car
A Beverly incident ends in fatal manslaughter as two men drive a fast car into a street car conductor on Monday evening. Police pursue charges citing criminal carelessness and potential intent.
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Beverly
The Toll of the Air by George Chavez
George Chavez died yesterday from injuries suffered in a fatal descent after flying over the Alps. He is the 20th fatal air venture this season, and his death marks a bold demonstration of the possibilities of aviation. A monument at the crash site would commemorate a moment the race may regard as historic and universally significant.
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George Chavez
Domodossola
Alps
Chavez
No New Quarters and Half Dollars This Year
Washington September 27 The treasury will not coin bright new quarters and half dollars for holiday supply this year due to a $20,000,000 stock on hand in vaults leaving no new coins available for shopkeepers this season.
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Washington
Treasury
Parodic verse about bills and debt from Boston newspaper
A humorous plea from Boston writer Bernhardt P Shau about being published in All Sorts. The text contrasts costly bills and dodging creditors with reflections on publication quality and the Bingville Bugle. It includes exchanges about whether the piece would be accepted or mocked by editors and readers.
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Bingville Bugle
B. O’s
Mr. P’shaw
P’shaw
Bugle
The
Who's loony now in Cavalieri opera scandal
A Boston area letter mocks press agents in a Cavaliere Chanler scandal rumor. The writer questions opera house managers for relying on a songstress with alleged debt and siren notes, implying the public may view them as loony.
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Boston Opera House
Cavalieri
Grahame-White Luncheon Guests Highlight Atlantic Conference
The Atlantic Conference hosted its weekly luncheon at the Exchange Club with Claude Grahame-White the guest of honor, joined by Sydney Macdonald Adams D. Claflin General Charles H. Taylor and other notable figures. President A. Shuman chaired the event and the souvenir showcased Grahame-White with his Farman biplane.
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Exchange Club
Claude Grahame- White
Sydney Macdonald
Charles J. Glidden
Adams D. Claflin
A. Shuman
Grahame- White
Charles H. Taylor
Charles T. Gallagher
Alexander McGregor
Grahame White
Farman
H. Staples Potter
Jerome Jones
Frank G. Webster
J. Nelson Parker
John S
RIME ANCIENT MARINER Gustave Doré drawings reach popular form
A new edition brings Gustave Doré’s remarkable drawings for Coleridge's Rime of the Ancient Mariner to a wider audience. Previously available only in art collections and costly deluxe editions, the masterwork is now more accessible to readers and collectors.
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Gustave Dore
Coleridge
The Dead Men’s Curse and Dreamlike Sailors
Excerpt describes the mariner’s punishment and dream as the ship sinks from a cursed Albatross tale. Vivid natural imagery follows with rain, wind, and a tormented afterworld where dead shipmates reappear in a sequence of plates and numbered scenes.
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Mariner
Tomorrow Ain't Gonna Bring Me Joy In Chicago News
The speaker vows to stop chasing tomorrow and live in the moment. They describe plans to save money, prepare now, and avoid worry about what the future holds as rain clouds loom. The piece ends with a decisive stance to live today.
Dore Engravings Published in The Post List
This notice lists published Dore engravings for Post readers including plate numbers and titles such as The Ancient Mariner Stoppeth the Wedding Guest and Water Water Everywhere The list notes back-number applications to the Circulation Manager in Boston and confirms sale at the regular retail price while supplies last.
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Post
The
Boston
Mariner Stoppeth
Fads and Fashions Highlight Early Autumn Gowns
Dressy afternoon gowns use striped satin foulards while antique brocades loom for elegant evening wear. Velvet brocade and heavy satin dresses feature rich metal buttons. Paris favors chiffon for full dresses and draperies. Children’s hats showcase turn down shapes and V necklines appear, with gray tones like gun metal and London smoke in demand. Black remains stylish with piquant necklines and frills.
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Paris
London
The Face of a Summer Maid in Rhyme
A playful verse about a maid nicknamed Grayce who could not win due to lacking coin and a striking face. The poem frames merit and appearance as factors in success, linking charm with material means.
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Grayce
Not Always True Says A Stitch In Time
A student of old sayings repeats the proverb about saving time and nine. A man with a hole in his pocket counters that it does not always save nine, claiming he lost only eight dollars fifty cents.
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