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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1900

Page

4

Lodge Assails the Democratic Party at Massachusetts Convention

Senator Henry Cabot Lodge led the Republican campaign in Massachusetts staying through the state convention. He praised Colorado incident coverage and urged voters to back the party, targeting House seats, two congressional districts, and a large state legislature majority. He praised Senator Hoar, spoke of unity, and defended party loyalty with strong rhetoric.

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Senator Hoar and the Flag in a Republican Rally

The speech lauds Senator Hoar for long service to Massachusetts and the nation, urging re election on public grounds. It denounces Bryan and anti imperialism, warns against disorder, class hatred, and imperialism, and defends the flag, courts, and uniform against calamitous rhetoric.

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Turner Victory Sparks Wild Convention Balloting

The convention staged a heated vote count for state auditor with Turner drawing strong support on subsequent ballots while George and Kimball faltered. Moody urged backing for ex Senator George. Turner supporters roared as the arena shook with cheering and the gavel struggled to restore order. The day featured speeches from Adams Bates Howland Irwin and Crane supporters amid a large delegate turnout.

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Massachusetts Republicans endorse McKinley and Roosevelt

Congressman George A. Lawrence chairs a Massachusetts Republican convention. The group ratifies the Philadelphia national platform, praises McKinley’s leadership, and expresses loyalty to Roosevelt as vice president. The message lauds patriotism, patience, and integrity, signaling strong party unity.

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Platform of Massachusetts Republicans Endorses McKinley and Roosevelt

In a Massachusetts Republican convention a platform endorses Governor Crane and the national GOP. It praises McKinley’s administration, supports tariff and gold standard policies, opposes trusts, and urges election of McKinley and Roosevelt to sustain prosperity and American strength abroad.

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