Democrats meet in Boston Tremont Temple rally rallying for unity
The Massachusetts Democrats gather at Tremont Temple in a cheerful mood to nominate Colonel Gaston and present a clear platform. Observers note renewed harmony, disciplined energy, and a confident plan to confront long‑standing opponents. The piece also comments on local events from the city’s theatre site talks to Harbor welcome plans and social visits.
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Cotton futures condemned by New England manufacturers
At the New England Cotton Manufacturers Association meeting in Lenox President Herbert E. Walmsley of New Bedford denounced cotton futures speculation. He argued cornering the staple harms workers and national wealth and urged united action to stop gambling, noting the industry depends on a large crop and prudent disposal of output.
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Herbert E. Walmsley
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Walmsley
New England
Open Season In Maine For Deer Begins
The law is off in Maine today enabling deer hunting. Cartridges have been legal since mid month. Reports say birds are plump and tame, with grey squirrels plentiful. Bears are abundant and fat. The traditional hunter now may begin to secure deer and moose.
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Maine Gate License Law Sparks Debate on Hunting
The article argues the new Maine license law for non residents, effective this year, has not reduced hunting. Despite claims of fewer woods trips and lower gun sales, it suggests hunters remain willing to pay the $15 license for two deer and a moose. Reports from Maine woods indicate strong, continued hunting activity in New England.
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The British Invasion Opens Boston's Celebrated Visit
The steamship Mayflower is expected to arrive and Fort Warren to fire a salute as London artillery corps enters Boston. The event is a mere social junket with no official status yet draws strong public enthusiasm. Streets are richly decorated and anticipation runs high for a historic and grand celebration.
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Harvard Opens Today Marks 268th Year
Harvard opens its 268th year as freshmen enrollments are expected to top 700. New faculty additions include Charles J. Bullock as five year assistant professor of economics, Frederick S. Converse teaching music, and Joseph L. Smith offering free hand drawing courses.
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Not Jealous of the South Cotton Leaders Gather
New Bedford President Her bert Walmsley opened the semi annual New England Cotton Manufacturers Association meeting in Lenox with about 200 members in attendance. He urged young members to take leadership roles, cited a tough period for the cotton trade, and said New England manufacturers do not fear or envy Southern competition.
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Circle News and Island Camp Log by Newton Newkirk
In a Maine circle tale, Newton Newkirk describes how country circles gather locals for shared news and feasts. He remembers the feast of a sandwich three stories tall with strong coffee and large cake, then rows back to his Kezar Lake camp under a starry night, blaming the feast for his morning unease before signing off.
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Massachusetts weighs Olney for president amid mixed signals
Massachusetts Democrats debate Richard Olney as a potential presidential candidate. Boston announced his nomination weeks ago, triggering surprise in Springfield and a range of opinions on imperialism. Editors in Des Moines and Hartford urge united support if Olney is to be nominated.
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