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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1902
Page
7
About 60 members attended a meeting at Patrick Kane's residence. Subscriptions raised 190 dollars. Speeches were made and the club authorized the president and secretary treasurer to secure headquarters for the next meeting, set for tomorrow evening, with plans to enter a ticket in the city election.
Senator Hanna said he never challenged Mayor Johnson to a debate on economic questions on the same platform He noted he would discuss issues related to their campaigns with him and did not insist on a joint appearance in Wheeling on October 7.
The Hon. William A. Gaston and Senator John A. Sullivan addressed Brighton ward Democrats at Warren Hall urging full registration and turnout. They urged teamwork, touted Sullivan as possible Congressman for the lth district, and stressed building a strong party organization in Boston and across Massachusetts.
Franklin D. Roosevelt, elected assistant managing editor of the Harvard Crimson, is a cousin of President Theodore Roosevelt. He arrived at Harvard from Hyde Park, New York, and began shaping the Crimson in his freshman year.
A Boston bar committee of five, appointed by Mayor Collins, met at 702 Pemberton building to respond to Detroit Mayor Mayberry about sending representatives to the Detroit convention. They telegrammed that they cannot arrange adequate representation due to limited time while expressing interest in opening Pennsylvania coal mines.
The Young Men's Catholic Association of Boston began its season with a business meeting and concert at Boston College Hall. About 150 members attended the event.
The nautical training ship Enterprise arrives in Marblehead from a summer cruise abroad with 113 Massachusetts boys aboard. The voyage included ports at Queenstown, Southampton, Havre, Gibraltar, and Tangier. Cadet McGarry broke a rib during a laborious day of activities while the ship endured calms and a grounding near Bermuda. The crew described cadets’ reading habits and meals, and officers explained discipline and opportunities ashore for those with good records.
Miss Rebecca Jackson wed Robert Hallowell at Trinity Church in a lavish ceremony. Alice Roosevelt attended with family friends and nobles from New York, while the bridal party wore white lace, crepe de chine, and pale pink and blue sashes. The reception followed at the Jackson home with prominent guests and a breakfast hosted by Mrs. Jackson.
Edward Carter, Harvard '00, sails today for India to undertake Christian work among native students. He has served as secretary of the Christian Association at Harvard for two years and will be supported in India by university members.
The reception for Carter at Phillips Brooks House drew a hearty Harvard audience. Bishop Lawrence gave the main evening address with talks by Professor Peabody, M. T. Lightner, Crimson track captain, P. Fitzpatrick, H. W. Hales, and G. E. Huggins.
London reports Professor Barratt Wendell of Harvard, English department head since 1898, has been named Clark lecturer in English literature at Trinity College, Cambridge, for a one year term.
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