Boston Post issue details and publication info
The Boston Post issued daily by Post Publishing Co announces its office at 259 Washington St Boston Massachusetts with September 98 1911 as issue details No 24 Vol 208 and Independent Democratic Paper of New England designation.
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Boston Daily Post Subscription Rates Notice
Publication shows subscription prices for daily and Sunday Post editions, lists amounts for various terms and Canadian copies. Includes notice that all subscriptions must be prepaid and may be discontinued without further notice. contact details and editor names are provided.
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B. A. Grozier
Foss leads with 42 percent in party poll doubts
The Boston Record questions Republican expectations in November voting. It argues Foss would barely reach a third of the 910 vote if a rival Frothingham contested, labeling the GOP strategy as foolish in assessing chances.
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Brother Frothingham
Will They Be Consistent Prize Fight Note
British authorities may block the Johnson Wells battering match with reformers aiding. The writer praises decency efforts and urges consistency to stop all prize fights, arguing stopping this one due to a negro would reveal inconsistency if other fights are allowed.
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Wells
United States
Ditch remark targets Frothingham by rival White
Norman White rises to advise rival Frothingham on party victory while noting his nomination has “put the Republican party in a ditch.” White urges Frothingham to rest in Maine woods during the campaign to aid the party.
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Norman White
Mr. Frothingham
White
Frothingham
Brookline
Maine Woods
COLLEGE MORALS AND TAFT DEFENDS COLLEGE ETHICS
President Taft defends the modern college standard of morality admitting a youthful past at Yale and praising improvements in college life. He notes less liquor, gambling, and property damage while asserting the era built genuine men despite earlier lower habits.
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Taft
Yale
Helping Steel Down
The piece argues that stock declines in steel are driven largely by big bear investors who shorted shares and profited from the slump. It accuses conservative critics and a company director of manipulating the market, noting enormous profits amid the decline and blaming them for the downturn.
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Steel Trust
Wall Street
Big Bears
Italy pressures Turkey over Tripoli as Morocco settlement nears
The day Germany accepts French Morocco terms Italy issues an ultimatum to Turkey demanding Tripoli occupation or face force. The move signals near war between Italy and Turkey, opposed by Tripoli residents who prefer Ottoman sovereignty. Italian expansion aims reflect long policy and prior failures.
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Morocco
Italy
Turkey
Tripoli
Morocco and North Africa Sea Power in a Mediterranean Standoff
The writer notes France achieving influence in Morocco and considers rivalries with Turkey, highlighting Turkey’s naval weakness and American distrust of Tripoli. The piece argues pirates are fading and that peaceful principles should guide internat ional conduct along North Africa and the Mediterranean, predicting limited hostilities.
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Abyssinia
France
Morocco
Turkey
Tripoli
Mediterranean
Ju Africa
Unclear Sherman Act Sparks Calls for Clear Legislation
The article argues the revised Sherman anti trust law remains ambiguous despite statements by the Department of Justice and President Taft. It highlights conflicting views from steel industry lawyers Gary and Morgan, urging Congress to act decisively to end uncertainty and restore business confidence.
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Taft
Steel Trust
Gary and
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Supreme Court
Great Price
Mr. Wickersham
Helagr
Voter Promise and Result Clash in Odd Math Note
A quirky message claims 19 600 people promised support yet only 89 votes were cast for the speaker. It blends humor and a political tally in a single, compact note.
Army Mule to Be Replaced by Motor Trucks Says Colonel Pitcher
War Department hears calls to end the army mule era with motor trucks. Colonel William L. Pitcher recommends experimental motor trucks to test and replace the field wagon, signaling the end of a long-standing military tradition. The piece notes the mule’s storied history and lamented farewell by some.
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War Department
Washington
Jst
William L. Pitcher
Department of the Lakes
Fragmented Quotations Skim Newspaper Talk
A series of short quoted lines appear as observed text fragments. The items reference football, painting signs, television dining, a black eye, meat profits, repeated jokes, ragtime and opera, with no clear cohesive event or story.
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Mommer
Did you vote at the primaries PrP
A terse exchange questions voting participation in primaries with the line That’s what they all say reflecting voter skepticism and social dialogue about civic duties.
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Crimson and Eli clash sparking paint rumor
Harvard fans debate a possible Harvard victory over Yale and whether Lionel would be marked with red in celebration. The playful slogan echoes a campus rivalry mood.
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John
Crimson
Eli
Lionel
Italy Turkey clash sparks talk of price controls
Citizens speculate on prices amid Italy and Turkey tensions. The piece notes impatience and hints at possible concessions, while observers in the stands remark on small details of daily life and curious crowd behavior.
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Italy
Turkey
Jamaica
Sugary Puzzle and Delphic Utterance of Atkins
The Post notes E. F. Atkins the sugar trust head urges newspapers to halt famine coverage to aid refiners in preventing further price hikes. He claims stopping famine stories could relieve the situation and seeks further guidance on how papers might assist.
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E. F. Atkins
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Sugar Trust
Suffragette May Fight Hidden Night
A suffragette named May fights for rights while peering under the hed at night in a Birmingham AgeHerald item.
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Birmingham Age Hereld
Fragmentary Shopper Dialogue at Store Aisle
A garbled shopping scene shows a shopper speaking of entering a father’s bank this fall and staff directing to dress goods in the fourth aisle to the left. The readable text hints at a domestic or retail setting with incomplete lines.
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Father's Bank
Neow
The Undergraduate Seeks Focus to Start His Task
A meditation on how students should identify their proper duty and begin promptly. It warns that distractions tempt the mind and delay immediate action, urging decisive effort to pursue the right work.
New Peril Revealed In Canton Air Collision
A midair crash near Canton Ohio between Aviators Atwood and Ely may be the first recorded case of its kind with six machines in the air. The accident cost no lives though it highlights a new risk in exhibitions with multiple airsmen aloft.
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Atwood
Ely
Canton
Ohio
Lieutenant Mann Weds Miss Spalding in Portsmouth
Lieutenant Richard Ray Mann U.S.N. of Washington D C married Miss Amerlie Spalding of New York at the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Portsmouth. The ceremony was by Chaplain Louis J Rennolds U.S.N. After a wedding trip to Cuba the couple will reside with the groom attached to the U S S Vermont at Norfolk.
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Richard Ray Mann
Washington, D. C
Kate Ray Mann
James D. Mann
Amerlie Spalding
Lathron Kay Spalding
New York
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Louis J. Rennolds
Henry 8S. Rennolds
Bishop Spalding
U. SS
Vermont
Norfolk
Cuba
Extra Edition Gossip Sparks Family In-Law Drama
A lively column by Bolivar Jones portrays Mrs Jak Gerity and Mr Jak amid in-law tensions. The piece hints at a community gathering, talks of a post-graduate baking claim, and a strikeout with three on base as a quirky subplot.
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Bakin
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Yunyun
Ashun
Abel
Az Eny
Wirk
Mr Jak
Bolivar
Ruth in the Old Testament Shown Through Dore Art
The Boston Post presents a Dore illustration of Orpah and Ruth from the Book of Ruth. Ruth's steadfast devotion to Naomi contrasts with Orpah's departure as famine and hardship loom. Ruth gleans in Boaz’s fields and Naomi hopes for sustenance, a tale praised for simplicity and moral clarity.
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Boston Post
Dore
Orpah
Naomi
Ruth
David
Israel
Jael
Sisera
Gideon
Abimelech
Samson
Clark
Bethlehem
Moab
Millet
Boaz
Soup Kitchen Foe Elected San Francisco Mayor James Rolph Jr
James Rolph Jr was elected mayor of San Francisco. He earned national praise for preventing soup kitchens in the Mission district after the great fire. Army authorities later issued a permit to open a kitchen there, which Rolph opposed. The Mission Relief Association fed 70000 people in a single day at one corner.
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San Francisco
James Rolph, Jr
Mission Relief Association
Rolph
Reciprocity views and local notices from Roxbury
United States Commissioner Hayes favors reciprocity only between nations with different goods. The Holy Name Society of All Saints parish in Roxbury will be reviewed by Rev. Father O'Connor. Local police praise Forest Hills squad for preventing electrocution during a storm and safeguarding residents.
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Hayes
Canada
Holy Name Society of All Saints Parish
Roxbury
Father O’connor
Louis Lutzio
Harriman
Forest Hills Square
Buckley
Paragraph fashion notes for autumn waists and skirts
The piece describes semi tailored waists in three-quarter and full lengths with finishes mid forearm, a high waist narrow skirt with lines of buttons, autumn shifts to lightweight housewear and heavier outerwear, simple millinery trimmings for semi-undressed hats, longe tunic effects in separate skirts, pleated insets for fullness, and a revival of hand made torchon lace.
Trimming of Lingerie as Durable Fashion Item
A brief note highlights a durable, serviceable undergarment that maintains a modest, timeless style, arguing it should not have fallen out of fashion and remains relevant today.
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