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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1902

Page

7

Meyer Receives 60 Day Leave From Rome Post

Washington May 2 Ambassador Meyer is granted a 60 day leave of absence from Rome. He returns to contest the Republican nomination for the sixth Massachusetts district. If successful he will not return to Rome and the President may pursue diplomatic changes in Europe including promoting White from London to Rome.

Washington Ambassador Meyer Rome Meyer Massachusetts Europe White London

Culling Advised by Fitzgerald Critiques Mayor Collins

Ex congressman John F. Fitzgerald, in his paper, urges Boston Mayor Collins to balance appointments. He faults favoritism toward old personal friends over faithful party loyalists, arguing that working party members should be included to prevent public missteps and maintain party cohesion.

Collins John F. Fitzgerald Democratic Party Encyclopedia Britannica Republic Boston

Future of Massachusetts by John F Fitzgerald at Tremont Hall

The oration considers the next 25 years, census growth, and a shift toward a city based commonwealth. He notes rising foreign born influence, praises civic probity amid immigration, and predicts Massachusetts will be governed by newer arrivals while native Americans feel their numbers decline.

John F. Fitzgerald Division 22 Tremont Hall Massachusetts Or Myers House of Representatives Revolutio Tmes

Trade Featured in May Review Says Strikes Averted

R G Dun & Co.'s Weekly Review of Trade notes two large strikes set for May 1 were averted while new controversies emerge. It cites progress in dry goods and clothing, brisk outdoor work, quicker collections, and higher railway earnings. It mentions weak silver easing exports, steady leather, and strong rail securities. Clearings reach $2.57 billion. panics and failures listed, with continental and domestic figures.

New York R. G Dun & Co New England China Manufactuns United States Bradstreet’s Southwest Northwest

Derby Mayor Choice Shapes Trustees Board Meeting

Trustees of the children's institution and the insane hospital plan Monday organizational meetings. The Mayor reportedly backs Dr Hasket Warty as chairman with Secretary Putnam likely to be secretary, possibly after a salary proposal is debated. Ellen H Bailey was previously slated for secretary if Putnam chairs.

Children's Institution The Insane Hospital Children’s Institution Hasketwarty Putnnam Ellen H. Bailey Putnam Derby

Exhibits of William photographs at Cambridge museum

Photographs presented by Emperor William of Raeburn are on display on the second floor of the Cambridge Pore Art Museum. The 25 photographs include the Cathedral at Hildesheim and the Church of the Virgin, plus views of the Morten doors at Freiberg, Naumbourg, the Iman benefactors, the Arsenal at Berlin, Frederick the Great, and other items. Additionally, two new New York to Boston rail services begin May 6 with multiple intermediate stops.

William of Rae Harvard Cambri Hildesheim Virgin Freiberg Getheires Naumbourg Berlin Frederick the Great

Russian fortifications to be rebuilt on frontiers

A Warsaw telegram says Russia will spend about 210 million dollars to rebuild fortifications on the German and Austrian frontiers. The move follows Colonel Grimm's betrayal of fortress plans.

Russia Grimm Vieninia Warsaw

Boston Grand Army Posts push for Memorial Day funding

Representatives of Grand Army Posts of Boston spoke to the Memorial Day committee of the City Council last night about the Memorial Day appropriation. The request called for funds similar to last year, despite a cut from 8200. Most delegates favored maintaining previous totals, with little opposition to the reduction. the committee took the matter under advisement.

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Service renamed to Charlottetown season opening

The Plant line steamship Halifax will make her first trip for the season to Hawkesbury and Charlottetown on Saturday May 3. This appears surprising to Cape Bretoners and Prince Edward Islanders, since most travelers favor through steamers that avoid changes on other lines.

Plant Line Halifax Hawkesbury Charlottetown Cape

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