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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1904
Page
2
Advert says Quinona eases hot nights and sunburn while improving blood and complexion. It claims two treatments redden the nose or enrich the blood and pale skin. Consumers urged to drink water and take Quinona to strengthen nerves and sleep through heat.
Oyster Bay July 27 President Roosevelt accepts the Republican nomination for the presidency. He pledges to uphold party principles and continue the nation’s policies, praising past reforms, financial stability, and the Isthmian Canal project while urging unity and persistent enforcement of law.
President Roosevelt received the notification committee and guests at Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay on July 27. Speaker Cannon and Chairman Cortelyou led greetings as the ceremony unfolded on the veranda and the president delivered his address.
The speech lauds honest government and strong tariffs while defending trust enforcement and gold-based finances. It asserts plans to expand Filipino self government gradually, arguing rapid independence could threaten civil rights and order. It links the cause to Lincoln's spirit and promises continued effort without retreat or complaint.
The speaker describes a peaceful foreign policy, citing Alaska boundary settlement, Cuban independence, and the Monroe doctrine as proof of restraint and justice. It notes growing American influence in the Pacific, a decisive shift in the Philippines toward native governance, and ongoing efforts to empower local officials.
Ex Governor Crane met President Roosevelt in Oyster Bay and received a pledge that a grand Army parade review next month would be possible if public business allows. Crane stayed overnight and discussed political matters with the President. Senator Lodge urged a Boston visit in a letter.
Senator Lodge spent a busy hour at the Republican State committee headquarters meeting locals from Milford Brighton and Holyoke. He joked that it was too hot to talk politics while listening to callers about Senate treasurer and congressional campaigns.
The Boston Veteran Firemen's Association held its annual outing at Nantasket Point with about 200 attendees including wives and children. They enjoyed a pleasant day together in the sun.
Professor Charles Marchand endorses Hydrozone as a universally approved, harmless germicide. He claims it is a non-poisonous antiseptic with wide skin-disease use and offers to send a sample bottle with instructions for a 10 cent postage.
Dr Edward Koch renowned German physician and inventor of the Koch Inhalation remains in Boston to see hundreds seeking relief from consumption asthma bronchitis and catarrh. He postpones other office visits but can stay only a short time longer at 461 Boylston and 561 Boylston streets offering free consultation and examination.
Joseph F. O Connell of Ward 20 weighs entering the Democratic congressional race against Congressman McNary. He says strong local and party support is promised but he will decide later due to a busy law practice. O Connell leads the Ward 20 Young Men's Democratic Club and Dorchester wards are pivotal in the district.
Congressman William S. McNary will open his campaign with a Tammany flavored gathering at Nantasket Point on Aug. 20. Senator Victor Dowling will attend with a dozen St. Louis era braves at the annual Samoset Club outing. A crowd of 1904 era South Boston and Dorchester Indians is expected to greet the visiting Tammany dancers alongside Congressmen Thayer, Sullivan and Kell ner in a lively war dance and political oratory.
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