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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1905
Page
7
The Massachusetts Republican platform praises President Roosevelt for peace efforts and calls for enforcing anti rebates laws. It supports tariff revision when public interest demands it and urges Congress to protect workers and industry with fair trade provisions.
The text lauds Roosevelt era Republican aims on education ballot security property protection wage earners and public welfare. It praises John L Bates and Lieutenant Governor Curtis Guild Jr for their many years of trusted service and backs Guild for governor, pledging support for Guild and associates.
Congressman John W Weeks lauds Governor Douglas while criticizing militia methods and Democratic delays. He urges tariff protection with Massachusetts needs in mind and highlights reciprocity efforts, railroads, and ship subsidies amid a declared party stance on manageable tariff revision.
Chairman Lawrence delivers a platform address amid a family like convention. He notes Republicans straddle extremes on stand pat and tariff revision and cautions against overhauling business while calling for reasonable policy.
The platform calls for a Commerce and Labor inquiry into child labor with aims to extend prohibitions beyond Massachusetts law. It argues for proportional congressional representation where states limit suffrage and supports Roosevelt’s fleet program to boost American merchant shipping and trade. It credits Republicans for decades of progress in justice education and public schools.
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