Boutwell Attacks McKinley's Policy At Faneuil Hall
Ex Governor George S Boutwell denounces President McKinley's imperialist policy in a noon meeting at Faneuil Hall, arguing that it extends unconstitutional power over Philippines and colonies. He contrasts Republicans of 1896 with current actions and urges Republicans to assess the administration's record and loyalty to country over party.
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Boutwell
M’kinley
Faneuil Hall
Gamaliel Bradford
R. E. Hersom
Erving Winslow
R. E. Bisbee
Pepperell
A. G. Stanchfield
W. H. Scott
The
Baptist Church of
Republican Party
Hoar
Philippines
Senator Hoar
McKinley
George 8. Boutwell
M'Kinley
MacArthur
West Indies
Marshfield
Democratic Party
Bryan
Spain
Frye
Mr. Hoar
East
Cuba
Senate
McKinnon
McKnley
Mr. Bryan
Nebraska
Clenpatrs
Egypt
Charles
England
Republican Rct
Fallman
Resolutions at Boston meeting condemn imperial policy
Citizens at Faneuil Hall condemn the Republican program as unconstitutional imperial policy. They criticize taxation and war support, urge opposition to current presidential candidates, and back Massachusetts delegates to the Indianapolis Anti-imperialistic Liberty Congress. The group favors peace over force and warns against assimilation of other races.
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Boston
Faneuil Hall
Massachusetts
Liberty Congress
Indianapolis
Congress
Asia
America
Republican Party Must Be Overthrown and Imperialism Exposed
The piece denounces the treaty of Paris as a gateway to U S imperialism and urges overthrow of the Republican party. It argues McKinley passed up a chance to grant self rule to Puerto Rico and the Philippines, favoring annexation instead. It cites historic figures and calls for a return to self government and justice.
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McKinley
Paris
Philippines
Aguinaldo
General Otis
Spain
Islands
Philadelphia
United States
Philippine Islands
Congress
Republican Party
Russia
Lincoln
Brazil
Porto Rico
Ace
Cuba
Soldier Rich ard Wiley Laid To Rest In Somerville
Rich ard Wiley a Somerville native and Eighth Infantry Company M veteran died in a Webster avenue grade crossing accident at age 22. He volunteered in 1898, was active in St Thomas Episcopal Church, excelled in Somerville High School baseball, and received full military honors at Cambridge Cemetery with firing squad and taps.
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Richard
Wiley
Somerville
Cambridge Cemetery
Webster Avenue
Union Square
Eighth Infantry
Joseph Wiley
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Messrs
William Drouet
Ernest Saunders
Frank Storey
Francis Brine
Young Wiley
Edwin EB. Greenwood
Charles W. Parkhurst
Edward F. Parkhurst
John J. Parmiter
Clarence Wentworth
John W. Cohan
Silas M. Duffield
Company M
Canfield
Sleeper
Knapp School
Captain Devlin Buried In Boston Funeral
Captain George A. Devlin, military editor of the Post, was buried after a 10 AM Requiem at St. Peter's Church Meeting House Hill. Attending were relatives, city officials, the Boston Press Club, Knights of Pythias, and Monatiquot Lodge 8, with interment at Mt Wollaston Cemetery.
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George A. Devlin
The
Post
St. Peter’s Roman Catholic Church
Meeting House Hill
Father Clayton
Boston Press Club
Knights of Pythias
Captain Devlin
Harry B. Coffin
Miss Doyle
T. F. Keenan
Arthur White
J. McLoughlin
G. A. McLoughlin
Sawyer Avenue
Dorchester
G. A. Devlin
James Devlin
C.M. Pennyovich
Daniel Ring
John Ring
Pumphret
George
May Devlin
J. E. Morse
P. J. Kennedy
Susan Clarke
Dorchester Yecht Club
Post Publishing Company
the Cadets
Mary Aldrich
H. A. McCurdy
James Cheney White
Farrar
James Morse
Paul F. Brown
Frank Bell
Boston Post
Monatiquot Lodge 8
Braintree
Senator Carter of
Lawrence
Edward F. O'Sullivan
Michael J. Carroll
Francis M. Gray
John J. Haley
George Phillips
A. P. Conboy
John Conry
Henry W. Sanborn
Dorr
Frederick Fales
Harry J. Rockett
Stillings Wounded in Action Despatch From Ninth Infantry
A private cable despatch reports H. Stillings of this city wounded while serving with the Ninth Infantry. The message states he was injured during a clash near a Guicoone location. Friends of Mr and Mrs BE Billings await further details on his condition.
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BE. B. Billings
Stillings
New York theatrical season opens with several premieres
Columbia likely to open Monday Aug 2 with In Gay New York. Bowdoin Square to start Tennessee's Partner and the Howard with vaudeville. Grand Opera House sells seats for Two Little Vagrants. Edna May to appear in New York next November after Berlin run. Richard Mansfield has The King of the Jews by Stephen Phillips. Annie Russell rehearsing The Royal Family in New York. Russell built a summer home at Pemaquid Harbor Maine. Gilberte and Roosevelt musicales praised at Ellsworth Bar Harbor. Tremont Theatre to begin Aug 27 with The Dairy Palm and Anna Held in Papa's Wife.
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New York
Columbia
Bowdoin Square
Dairy Palm
Tremont Theatre
E. S. Willard
Anna Held
Papa
Tremont
Grand Theatre Patrons Favor Ladies and Children Audiences
The Grand’s matinee audience draws mainly women and kids, with a busy schedule of vaudeville acts and concerts. Robert Downs stars in Paris 1793, Pinafore at Chutes hosts telephone girls night, Nantasket steamers offer moonlight sails, Perkins’s Choromilitant Band performs daily, and Norumbega Park reports record summer business.
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Robert Downs
Paris
Boston
Rowe’s
Perkins
Mr. Perkins
Nantasket
The
Park Commission
Austin & Stone’s
J. Gafney
Brown
Eph Casper
Nickelodeon
Herald Square Comedy Company
Point of Pines
Castle Square Hotel Opens Temperance Cafe at Chandler and Tremont
The Castle Square Hotel announces a new cafe at the Chandler Tremont corner aimed at ladies and their escorts who prefer a liquor free restaurant. The spacious room will serve temperance drinks and offer attentive service with a large soda fountain designed for the hotel.
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Castle Square
Chandler and
Tremont
Letter to the Editor Defends Mayor Gould Remarks
Clifford letters to the Post dispute a Monday quotation accusing him of criticizing Mayor Gould and plotting political actions. He states no such statements were made and asks for corrections to the reported claims about his intentions and statements.
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Gould
Kirk
Clifford, Sali
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