Henry G Davis declares tariff reform and restraint on imperialism
In a 1904 acceptance letter from Elkins West Virginia Henry G Davis argues for economical public spending and a conservative gradual tariff change. He attacks Republican extravagance and imperialism, urging arbitration for disputes and warning against trusts and post office corruption while praising Democratic ideals and party renewal.
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First Boston Post Proverb Contest Closes Today at 6 P M
The Boston Post announces the proverb contest closes promptly at 6 p m today with last mail from P O Box 5276. Entries arriving after the hour will be ruled out. Contestants must fully prepaid postage on packages. underpaid mail will be refused. Coupons for missing back numbers reprinted and available in person at the Boston Post office.
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Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Permanent Cure says Malden man
J L Fairbanks of 31 Lowell Street Malden Massachusetts testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his kidney disorder in 1895 and that he has had no recurrence since, attributing lasting relief to the remedy. He bought a box at Knight's Pharmacy in Boston and recommended it to friends who found benefit. For sale by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
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Man Died on Apple Island
On lonely Apple Island Albert Goostray battled a lingering stomach illness last week and died. Surrounded by a few companions he whispered Dont fear, boys, Ill win out yet before the grim reaper. His body was taken to Briggs undertaking in Howard street and relatives at 236 Webster Street, East Boston, received formal notice.
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September Gains In New York Stocks Rise In Market
The leading New York stocks gained about 6 percent since Aug 31 with roughly 19 points added in three months, standing 26 points above their year's low. From 1902 high to 1903 low, a 42 point drop, and now about two thirds of the bear market loss recovered. The table lists September gains with Pinto noted.
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Marriage in Wizard of Oz couple Edna Leach and Harry Rough
Miss Edna Leach 18 Chicago girl and member of the Wizard of Oz company wed Harry C. Rough 32 New York Wall Street worker after morning service at Trinity Church. Rev Edward L Travers officiated. Engaged after Rough resigned a trusted Wall Street post to join Hamlin and Mitchell production. They plan to stay with the Wizard until Boston engagement ends.
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Immigrant Passengers Arrive On Canopic At Port
The White Star liner Canopic with Captain Maddox reached the dock yesterday after an 11 day voyage from Naples carrying about 70 passengers. Most aboard were Italians Portuguese Greeks Arabs Syrians and Armenians.
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Brockton Fair Set for October Events and Travel Deals
The Brockton fair runs October 4 to 7 with sports, vaudeville, and livestock exhibitions. The New York New Haven Hartford railroad sells round trip tickets from Boston with fair admission for 1.15 dollars, plus reduced rates from other hubs. Special trains depart Boston on October 6 and 7 at 8:10, 9, 10 a.m. and 12 noon.
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Peace Congress Moves Amid Tremont Temple Meetings
Welcome gathering at Tremont Temple Monday afternoon features remarks by John Hay Secretary of State Bates Governor and Mayor Collins with delegates responding. Congress sessions continue Tuesday mornings at 10 with free galleries and $1 dues for members. Evening mass meetings address The Hague Tribunal duties of business men and workingmen education armaments and weaker peoples. Friday dinner at Horticultural Hall costs $2 via Peace Congress Bureau.
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75th Anniversary of Somerville Church Celebrated
The Winter Hill Universalist Church Somerville marked its 25th anniversary with a morning service. An evening reception and reunion took place in the auditorium from 6 to 7 o'clock followed by a banquet in the chapel. The church has had three regular and one acting pastor since its founding.
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