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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1904
Page
6
An urging message encourages broad turnout in Massachusetts urging residents to vote. It emphasizes making a record through high participation and stresses the importance of every ballot in shaping local and state outcomes.
The editorial urges Massachusetts voters to back William L. Douglas and John C. Crosby with the Democratic ticket. It paints a fight against outside control from Washington and Ohio and emphasizes Massachusetts labor, industry, and state autonomy, urging a vote for Douglas and Crosby to lead a state governed by its own people.
The piece argues Massachusetts voters must back candidates who resist Ohio and Pennsylvania monopolies and restore equal rights. It notes potential defeats in the third and eleventh districts, predicts secure seats for Kelcher and McNary, and highlights Foss in the eleventh district, urging Boston citizens to act.
The article advocates reelecting Congressman John A. Sullivan to a second term, arguing Foss lacks party support while Sullivan is backed by his party with likely House majority. It urges preserving Boston and Massachusetts interests by sustaining Sullivan in the new House.
The message urges voters to back Roosevelt for control of trusts with money, or support Parker and Davis for industrial freedom. It frames a choice between the two ticket options and the policy directions they represent.
A self famed exhortation urges every voter to cast ballots, stressing duties over rhetoric and urging participation to determine Massachusetts will. It links political fate to Parker Davis and Douglas Crosby while warning against indifference and urging prompt action before polls close. It also notes a separate item on Harry K Thaw and praise for the inventor of the monkey wrench.
A brief plea urging readers to cast ballots for reciprocity and to support the Democratic ticket in today’s elections. The message emphasizes voting the Democratic slate straight through.
The Democratic ticket Parker and Davis denounces Roosevelt and Fairbanks as the ally of trusts and monopolies. It attacks tariff policies on coal and hides and cites trust funding for Roosevelt, while portraying Parker as untainted by contributions. It hopes for a significant Massachusetts showing despite traditional loyalties.
A political message urges voters to back Parker and Douglas and to let their vote count regardless of the eventual winner. The plea emphasizes choosing the side seen as decisive and aligned with the campaign.
Observant Citizen followers discuss political scenes and social plans while Middlesex reservation police thin Fells woods with axe wielding officers. Boston Globe Theatre area bustle persists as Washington Street congestion continues amid street reconstruction and a Washington Street hole. Lectures in Newton Centre, naval academy openings in Chelsea, old book collection at Melrose, and gas light globe vandalism raise local concerns. Details on transit changes, odd incidents, and winter plans for prominent families complete the lively city diary.
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