The Gold Standard in Massachusetts Campaign Clash
In Pittsfield last evening Charles S. Hamlin rebutted Republican attacks on Democratic silver policy. He catalogued GOP shifts from bimetallism to gold monometalism, citing 1890s votes by Lodge and McKinley, and criticized the Home Market Club. The piece ends noting unanswered questions posed to General Guild and the Massachusetts GOP about free silver and Roosevelt’s potential veto.
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Mouths of Republican Orators on Judge Parker Vote for Bryan
Republicans denounce Judge Parker's vote for Bryan as a betrayal of party principles. The discourse frames Parker as inconsistent, arguing his stance risks impairing party unity and sway in upcoming elections.
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Bryan
Gas Rates and City Inequity Prompt Debate
A Boston gas price disparity is attacked noting Boston pays less per thousand than Lowell while producers in Boston reap inflated profits via a private gas trust. The piece argues a legislative "cinch" and consolidation allow price inflation and calls for price relief before the scheme becomes permanent. It contrasts Boston subway congestion with New York delays, urging lessons from rural Greater Boston.
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New Gas Trust
Boston Consolidated Gas Company
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Gas and Electric Light Commission
Cortelyou declines reply to Roosevelt trust funding charges
The editorial argues Cortelyou avoids answering accusations that Roosevelt’s campaign is funded by trusts. It contends Roosevelt would owe repayment if elected and challenges disclosure of contributions from trusts and their leaders. It warns the Republican effort relies on corporate money with the ballot looming next week.
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Roosevelt
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Teak and Ostrich Goods Sale Prices Noted
Antique textile items including ostrich and marabout stoles and muffs priced to clear. Teak and ostrich pieces reduced from listed values with muffs now 20 dollars and stoles down from 27.50 to 35.00 in this sale.
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Diary of a Father and Abel The Second Boy
In a humorous diary excerpt a narrator recalls a three year lapse due to life events including a broken pen and a second child named Abel after Eve changes the spelling. The couple debates the name though the final choice sticks and the narrator notes little contact with women in his brief career.
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Abel
Bogey Man Behind Hull Disaster At Dogger Bank
The article contends Admiral Rosesvenski or Roshdestvinsky may have panicked and fired on his own ships during the Dogger Bank incident. It notes Russian torpedo boats reached Cherbourg damaged, asks Moscow to produce all squadron vessels, and suggests misidentification and fright of a grand duke could explain the attack. An international inquiry is planned to reveal full facts.
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Ice on Frog Pond Hints Early Winter Scene
Observers note a rare October ice cover on Frog Pond recalling past winters. Other items include tax receipts totaling about 1 million dollars, the New York trolley link opening late November, and social notes on figures like J Pierpont Morgan and Professor James Bryce.
New York's New Toy Subway Delays Draw Crowds
New York riders line up for the City Hall to Harlem tunnel line as crowds overwhelms stations. For hours on Sunday masses of people waited to ride, testing the system's capacity and sparking debates about its usefulness and popularity.
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Simmons College Evening Classes Begin November 1904
Instruction in evening classes will start Tuesday November 1 1904 for 12 weeks with a second term from February 14 1905. Each class meets twice weekly for 1 1/2 to 2 hours. Courses include bookkeeping cooking languages sewing shorthand type writing and more. Tuition is 5 per term per course with some free scholarships available.
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Warfield's Protest for Liberty in Maryland Magazine
Contents describe a November 6 Sunday Magazine issue with a Maryland themed mural cover by Charles Y. Turner, depicting the Peggy Stewart tea destruction. articles by W. St. John on mural decorations and James R. Morse on Japan. fiction by Hamblen Sears and Fanny W. McLean. humorous and literary pieces by William J. Lampton, Mary K. Maule, James Carter Board, Frederick Upham Adams, and Melville D. Landon. plus light verse and other contributors.
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