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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1899

Page

12

Lawson Wins Kentucky Futurity With Boralma At Louisville

Thomas Lawson of Boston wins the $16,000 Kentucky Futurity at Lexington on Boralma after buying him last night for $17,000 on the condition of winning. The race took six heats with pools totaling $46,000. Boralma loses the final by a head to Idolita, Ecstasy and Illinois filly in a fast meet. Lawson awards $3,000 to driver Guscey, while Dr J C Mey rewards Macey with $1,000 as the Tennessee stake adds $4,000.

Lexington Thomas Lawson Boston Boralma McDowell Rhalma Ecstasy Ralma Ijdelita Idolita Lawson Guscey T. C. Mey Kirkwood Macey Tennessee Eyelet Hal B eThe Kentucky Futurity Trotters Boreal Tasy Marvini Bondsman Thayer

Bryan and Harmony Rally New York Democrats in 1900 Push

O H P Belmont told a Dallas convention that New York and the East stand with Bryan in 1900. He praised party unity and warned Republicans of a Bryan victory wave, noting Roosevelt’s 1904 era loss in New York and Clevelandism’s eclipse. Nebraskan Bryan spoke an hour, receiving strong calls for support.

Dallas Tex O. H. P. Belmont Empire State New York Bryan Jefferson Tzook Princeton Bnight Cleveland San Juan Roosevelt Hanna Party South New York Democracy Harmony

Admiral Dewey to Visit Boston in Mid October

Governor Wolcott disclosed Admiral Dewey would travel from Montpelier to Northfield then to Boston arriving Oct 14 or Oct 18. The state troops mobilization was postponed to Oct 14 to ensure Dewey's presence at the planned ovation. He will rest in Washington and confer with the President before his trip.

Washington D. C Wolcott Arlington Admiral Dewey Boston White House Montpelier Northfield Dewey Commonwealth Manila Lamberton Brumby Edward C. Smith Vermont Llewellyn Powers Maine Massachusetts Atkinson West Virginia Tyler Virginia Pingree Michigan Tawncee Maryland Harries District National Guard

Schoolmasters' Club Holds Informal Parker House Meeting

About fifty members attended the Schoolmasters' Club gathering at the Parker House. The event was social with no business discussed. Mr Silas Stone presided and George H Martin delivered a reminiscent travel talk.

Schoolmasters’ Club Parker House Silas Stone G. B. Hyde School George H Martin

President Hosts Dewey Dinner in White House Return

Washington Oct 3 The White House dinner for Admiral Dewey capped the Manila honors with an immense ovation for Rear Admiral Schley as the party returned from the Capitol. President McKinley led a broad guest list including cabinet members governors and Supreme Court justices. The evening featured no speeches and concluded with a plan for a major Manila policy conference tomorrow.

Washington Admiral Dewey White House Manila Schley Capitol Gibbons New York McKinley Supreme Court Congress Army Naval Dewey Brumby Caldwell New Wolcott Massachusetts Powers Maine Rollins New Hampshire Charles Dewey George G. Dewey Hobart Washington McLean Boutelle Root and Hitchcock Philippine Islands

Presentation of Congresses Dewey Sword at Capitol Parade

In Washington the nation honored Admiral Dewey with a ceremonial sword gift from Congress. General Nelson Miles led the parade under the Capitol dome, riding a richly caparisoned gray horse, followed by the procession marking the festive day ahead of the President’s dinner.

Capitol Washington Admiral Dewey Congress Nelson A. Miles Admiral George Dewey

Dewey Receives Honor in Manila Victory Homecoming

Admiral Dewey returns to Washington amid immense pageantry with Admiralty, governors, and national leaders in a grand procession. Secretary Long praises his Manila Bay victory as shaping a new era, and President McKinley presents a gold sword as the nation’s tribute.

Bristol McKinley Ross Perry Secretary Long Manila Bay Congress Admiral Long United States Hong Kong Manila National Lincoln

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