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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1900
Page
1
The core legal issue remains unsettled as arguments center on prevailing standards and procedural posture. The parties press for clarity on applicable law, while judges weigh prior rulings and evidentiary considerations in a tense procedural battle.
New York on November 2 hosts a vast Republican sound money parade. About 140000 marchers in 38 divisions expected to pass Governor Roosevelt at the Madison Square reviewing stand by 10 45 a m. Chief marshal General Anson G McCook leads the line with mounted police.
Penn and Harvard field strong elevens set for a hard fought game with close scores anticipated. Teas and Sargent lead the squads as the teams push for supremacy in a decisive clash.
Harvard and Penn prepare for a crucial Soldiers Field clash with strong defenses led by Lewis and multiple backfield options. Ellis Sawin Kendall hampered but expected to play. McCracken incident fuels the rivalry as bold plays and end runs loom.
Chicago November 2. Democratic candidate W. J. Bryan released an interview asserting the Republican campaign has failed. He accuses Republicans of pandering to farmers and labor, condemns trusts, injunctions, blacklist, Chinese immigration, and imperial policy while arguing Democrats defend equal rights, wage earners, and arbitration. He predicts gains among farmers and urban workers, calling the fight democracy versus plutocracy.
Forecast shows fair conditions for Saturday and Sunday across New England and eastern New York. Cooler air expected in the northern areas Saturday. Winds shift to fresh north to northwest at night. Local outlook notes fair weather for Saturday and likely Sunday with variable winds.
The carpenters and masons are tearing down the old blue store as bargains flood every department especially men and boys furnishings. Merchandise is sacrificed to avoid moving with last days to exchange or obtain refunds at the Summer Street Store while items last. A. Isaac Son & Co. now operates at 154 168 Washington Street with a temporary location at 128 132 Summer Street near South Union Station until a new building is ready after November 12.
In Chicago on November 2, William Jennings Bryan expressed strong belief he will win the upcoming Tuesday election. Supporters packed his tour stops, with crowds showing intense loyalty in the Windy City. A question about North Carolina prompted a patient reply from Bryan as the audience milled with anticipation.
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