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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1904

Page

4

Canadian Reciprocity Question Book and Public Wards

A pamphlet tour outlines Canadian reciprocity, listing ward meeting sites from Ward 4 to Ward 25 with dates and rooms. It explains reciprocity as fair trade, urges action in Congress, contrasts tariffs, and argues for preserving New England mills and expanding cross border commerce with Canada.

New England Canada Canadian Middle West Dominion Great Britain United States Congress Boston

Reciprocit y in Republican Protection Debate

The piece argues for tariff revision via reciprocity, citing Blaine Dingley McKinley and Dolliver. It frames reciprocity as protection’s natural evolution and calls for careful, conditioned trade adjustments to boost foreign commerce and American industry.

Republican Party Party McKinley Cleveland Blaine Germany Canada James G. Blaine Dominion United States Roosevelt van Lent Minnesota Nelson Dingley, Jr

Two Bishops Named Coadjutor for Archbishop Williams

An ecclesiastical conclave at the archiepiscopal residence selected two candidates for coadjutor archbishop with right of succession to Archbishop Williams. Right Rev. Matthew Harkins of Providence and Right Rev. John J. Brady of Boston were named dignissimus and dignior respectively. A second conclave will choose three names for Rome to decide final action.

Williams Matthew Harkins Providence John J. Brady Boston Consin Richard Neagle P. R Malden J. Brady D. D Archdiocese of William Byrne St. Cecilia's Church Back Bay William F. McQuaid St. James’ Church Harrison Avenue This City Chelsea William H. Ryan Newburyport John J. Nilan Amesbury Thomas Moylan Roxbury Rome R. I William H. O'Connell Portland Michael Tierney Hartford, Conn John S. Michaud Burlington, Vt Thomas D. Beaven D.D Springfield Mass Harkins English College of Donay Arlington R. J Brady Uist

Aldermen Pass Budget Bill With Library Increase

By a 2 to none vote the Board of Aldermen approved the appropriation bill as drafted by the appropriation committee. The library department received a $5000 boost taken from the reserve fund, bringing its total to $244,591. The amended bill goes to the council Thursday amid expected opposition. Alderman Curley urged repealing the city statistics department ordinance. Acting Mayor Doyle disapproved Standard Oil’s petition to sell petroleum at 250 Freeport street Dorchester.

Board of Aldermen Library Department Curley Committee On Public Improvements Department of Statistics of City of Boston Doyle Standard Oil Company Freeport Street Dorchester

Fourth anniversary of AOH Division 71 observed at Paine Hall

The Ancient Order of Hibernians Division 71 of Suffolk county marks its fourth anniversary with a grand ball to be held in Paine Hall on Thursday evening next.

Division 71 Order of Hibernians Suffolk County Paine Hall

Tunnel delay upsets Conry at State House

Ex-Congressman Joseph A. Conry met with the East Boston delegation in the Legislature about opening the East Boston tunnel. He plans a formal complaint to Boston transit commissioners over the delay in operation and notes promised July car service pushed to fall.

Joseph A. Conry State House East Boston Boston Transit Commissioners Transit Commissioners

Republican caucuses spark district delegate races citywide

Citywide caucuses electing district delegates to the State convention focus on Foss versus Benton for delegate at large. Six wards show sharp contests while Ward 16 features a three cornered fight against ex Congress­man Atwood. Ward 22 and other wards 20 and 25 promise additional hot battles.

Foss Benton Atwood

Knife Fight Location Corrected in Brookline Report

Brookline police clarified that a Sunday knife fight occurred on Newton street not on Hyde farm as reported by yesterday's Post. The original article relied mainly on police information for its details.

Brookline Hyde Farm Newton Street Post

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