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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1902
Page
6
The editorial urges repeal of the coal duty and other tariffs as part of a broader reform. It cites Moody and Allison defending protection in the Dingley era, argues for ending subsidies, and criticizes civil service abuses in Porto Rico while calling for action before the Wednesday deadline for name registration.
A urging note stresses the urgency of registering to vote this year. It warns that every man cannot afford to miss his vote and calls for action before the upcoming Wednesday night deadline.
Colonel Gaston addressed the Democratic Club Saturday arguing tariff revision need not cause business depression. He cited past Republican revisions without disturbance and urged voters to back Congressmen who favor tariff reform. He warned the scarecrow of panic tactics and urged pre Wednesday night name filing to vote.
The piece argues that many Republican congressional candidates should endorse William A. Gaston for governor, citing reciprocity with Canada and tariff revision as essential aims. It contends Bates diverges on key issues, while McCall Foss Gardner Loring and Towle align with Gaston, urging final voter registration before the Wednesday night deadline.
Richard Olney warned at the Democratic Club that Republicanism threatens the supremacy of law. He cited coal operators in Pennsylvania as lawbreakers and urged a sharp turn from the Republican path to avoid disaster. The Boston vote looms. registration closes Wednesday.
A Saturday scene describes police in winter dress on a hot muggy day. The narrator notes social clubs, a high end hotel lunch crowd, and a moralizing stance on social pretenses. Also mentioned are wood-yard prices and a friend’s inquiry about sawed wood, with artist Sears Gallagher returning from a Maine coast trip and a Boston Art Club winter exhibit plan showcasing his Monhegan works.
Six Americans sent to Porto Rico draw high pay and build a patronage based civil system. They control insular and municipal services, appointing deputies and assistants, and with legislative influence over the Porto Rican Senate and House, they empower city Mayors.
Ezra Underwood’s load of potatoes is scattered four miles from Hunter’s Hill to Polecat Hollow after his two horse team bolted on sight of an automobile. Ezra broke his left arm, a horse remains missing, and the driver apologized as they parted. Hotel Bingville closes for winter, owner Cyrus Hoskins cites poor summer business. The Bugle notes cider antics, two patient losses for Dr. Livermore, and subscription pauses while sharing local jokes, notices, and correspondence answers.
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