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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1904

Page

9

Hastings of Malden Run for Mayor Against Warren

William A. Hastings and Charles G. Warren are the Malden mayoralty candidates. Warren, a Republican, won his party’s nomination after a near unanimous caucus vote. Hastings, long a city official and Masons member, ran as an independent last year and fell short by 91 votes.

William A. Hastings Citizens Charles G. Warren Malden Mr. Warren Yarmouth Masons Royal Arcanum Red Men Massachusetts Warren Boston Emily A. Long Union Charlestown Newburyport Common Council Taylor Dean The Masons and the Odd Fellows Mr. Hastings Barentzen

How the Speakers Tuned to the Tariff Question

A set of brief statements outlines positions on tariffs by Senator Fairbanks Governor Bates Hon W H Montague and Hon J D Long. Fairbanks supports past policies while Bates highlights home market protection and prosperity. Montague notes Canada lacks reciprocity and favors protection. Long backs negotiated concessions to conserve general interests.

Fairbanks Bates Home Market Club W. H. Montague Canada Foss J. D. Long

Home Market Club Banquet Echoes Republican Trade Policy

Governor Bates praised the Home Market Club as a Massachusetts rooted defender of a home market. He urged advertising to show 80,000,000 people a local market, and cited tariffs, reciprocity, and Republican policy as the path to prosperity. Telegraphed regrets from Roosevelt Lodge and Crane endorsed sound economics and protection.

Bates McLane New Hampshire Roberts Connecticut Commonwealth Republican Party McKinley

Fairbanks Praises Clarke at Home Market Club

Vice-President-elect Fairbanks received a hearty welcome and lauded Colonel Albert Clarke as a dedicated secretary. He praised the Home Market Club for supporting the Republican party and protectionist policy, and urged education of the public outside political campaigns.

Fairbanks The Home Market Club Albert Clarke

Praises Fairbanks Hon. Montague Introduced

The Hon. William H. Montague a privy councillor of Canada was introduced to the audience. As they rose to greet him Canada's national hymn The Maple Leaf Forever was sung by the Glee Club.

William H. Montague Dominion of Canada Canada The Glee Club

Diamonds Vanish After Porter Swindle At Boston Depot

Merrill reported two baggage checks vanished after a hotel porter allegedly claimed them. Boston and Pinkerton detectives searched pawnshops across Boston and nearby cities, but recovered no property or thief. The sample case contained over 100 unset diamonds, 50 rings, 100 watches, and gold ornaments.

W. D. Merrill Smith, Patterson & Co South Station Boston

Canada and United States Trade Views Echo Border Relations

A speaker lauds Canada and its people while discussing tariffs and reciprocity with the United States. He cites Canadian progress, protectionist gains, and a shift away from reliance on Britain, urging mutual trade not at the expense of national industries. Included are references to Fairbanks and various U.S. and Canadian officials.

Fairbanks Canada Great Britain United States

Landmark vision of freedom and peace cited in will

The text proclaims a future where land’s will guides policy and two others police the world, ensuring liberty for all. It frames a global guarantee of freedom as a central outcome of this envisioned plan.

Lberty

Yeggs Given Long Terms in State Prison

Edward Conlin and Frank Nelson, two yeggmen, received sentences of four to five years in State prison. They had appeared in Superior Criminal Court multiple times and were recently arrested with a large quantity of nitro-glycerine capable of destroying Pemberton square if detonated.

Edward Conlin Frank Nelson Superior Criminal Court Pemberton Square

Wright on Labor Question in Brookline Lecture

Carroll D. Wright argued that solving the labor question requires trust between employer and employee and the infusion of religion into contracts. He rejected arbitration as socialism and promoted collective bargaining as the path to fair terms and a new political economy. He said workers now seek more than subsistence, aiming for a share of life’s brighter aspects.

Carroll D. Wright Whitney Hall Brookline

Shooting in the North End rocks Greenough Court resident

Gregorio Grande twenty five of Greenough court shot Vin cenzo Nardi thirty two of 8 Quincy court. Nardi suffered two bullet wounds two in the malar bone and left wrist and was taken to Relief Hospital where doctors deemed his injuries not dangerous. Grande was arrested by Division 1 officers and charged with assault with a loaded revolver intent to kill. He had been ejected from the Marionette Theatre for drunken and disruptive behavior.

North End Gregorio Grande Greenough Court Vincenzo Nardi Quincy Court Nardi Grande Division 1 North Street

Jamaica Plain Veteran Firemen Hold Second Grand Ball

The Stars of Jamaica the Veteran Firemen’s Association of Jamaica Plain held its second grand ball in Curtis Hall last night with 800 couples in attendance. The grand march was led by Mr and Mrs Philip Mock and Mr and Mrs Eugene Wyman.

The Stars of Jamaica Veteran Firemen’s Association of Jamaica Plain Curtis Hall Philip Mock Eugene Wyman

Neponset Bazaar Opens With Auspicious Start

The Ladies Auxiliary 18 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians opened a bazaar at A. O. H. Hall Neponset with a welcome from State President Matthew Cummings. The decorated hall featured musical selections and displays of useful articles as funds for the sick and death benefit grow stronger. attendees include John H. Dillon Mrs A F McSweeney John F Fitzgerald and M T Callahan Esq. A robust program is planned for this and tomorrow evenings.

Ladies’ Auxiliary 18 Order of Hibernians A. O. H. Hall Neponset Matthew Cummings Suffolk John H. Dillon A. F. McSweeney John F. Fitzgerald M. T. Callahan Sally Walker John BE. Gillvaley

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