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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1902
Page
7
The Boston Post is identified as a representative Democratic newspaper serving New England, reflecting the era’s press alignment and regional political coverage. It emphasizes advocacy for Democratic viewpoints and regional news dissemination.
Richard Olney criticizes coal operators in a Boston speech on October 11 accusing them of lawbreaking in Pennsylvania railway freight discrimination and interstate monopoly. He links their conduct to violations of interstate commerce and Sherman antitrust laws and argues they feel immune from punishment. Save your right to vote by registering now.
Boston voters are urged to register before tomorrow night as lists close for the state election. The article emphasizes the personal stakes of voting, noting the impact on households, business, and labor and urging every eligible man to ensure his name appears on the registration books.
The speaker warns that the unrest localized to Mindanao will spread to the Sulu archipelago after handling fanatics there, noting that the trouble is just beginning. The remark frames a widening security challenge across southern Philippines regions.
A brief civic notice urges residents to verify their registration and reminds that registration closes tomorrow night. It emphasizes being in time to avoid missing the cutoff and encourages prompt action.
The Mayor's fuel relief committee reports $65,000 raised and has arranged with Boston coal companies to deliver 100 pound bags at the lowest daily retail price to buyers at home. Critics doubt dealers’ motives, noting high prices and urging distribution at near normal cost, with charities possibly handling deliveries. A laundress observes soot from soft coal smoke and comments on its impact on chores.
A concise urge to act now on registration, urging readers to complete the process today rather than delaying. The note emphasizes immediacy and avoids mention of specifics.
The writer rebukes Secretary Shaw for urging collectors to liberally construe coal import duties. They warn there is no discretion allowed in enforcing tax law, accuse officials of inviting perjury and revenue fraud, and demand abolition of the coal tariff rather than selective leniency.
A civic notice urges readers to vote, stressing personal stake in the outcome and urging immediate registration to ensure participation in the election.
The article condemns Moro resistance as a holy war against American influence in the Philippines. It cites the Sultan of Bacolod declaring a desire for war, rejecting American friendship, and urging aggressive action to subdue Mohammedan factions. The piece compares the Moros to fanatics who seek death in battle and calls for extermination to achieve peace.
Voters are urged to register now to be counted in the upcoming election. The plea stresses registering before tomorrow night with today cited as the deadline to join the historic vote.
In Havana the Diario de la Marina reports Cuba seeks European markets to offset the Dingley tariff, arguing a U S treaty would be countered by England with duties. The piece notes U S remains Cuba's best market, and criticizes the United States for neglecting pledges to Cubans.
Fragments from a private Socrates diary unearthed in Athens mix humor with reflections on ancient figures. The entries recount Xanthippe’s moods, Athens scenes, a mock diary of philosophical misadventures, and a tongue in cheek chorus about summer warmth amid political and social jests.
The Observant Citizen notes Henry W Savage as a perpetual mover from St Paul toward Paris with brief stays and constant activity. A charity fair for the Animal Rescue League aims to be a major autumn fundraiser. A Banco Commerciale Italiana window display shows about 42000 in cash to reassure depositors and traders. Reverend Charles Wendte will open Parker Memorials season with Afoot and Afloat in Holland noting other invited clergy guests.
Italian groups in Boston marked the 410th anniversary of Columbus sighting land with a North End parade to the Cathedral of the Holy Cross and a wreath at the Columbus statue. The Boston Columbus Society led a Worcester visit with a reception, dinner at Bay State House, and a late return parade.
Charles McConnell denounces Doyle’s ward control and Denison’s bid in Ward 12. He says he will run on nomination papers to show Ward 14 voters oppose the congressional delegation and Dem ring influence. He urges voters to terminate mismanagement at the polls, Boston, October 13.
Dr Edward Everett Hale and wife marked their 50th wedding anniversary at their Highland Street Roxbury residence with an informal reception. Guests from Worcester and South Congregational Church attended. Senator Hoar presented a gold service. Philip Hale and family hosted a luncheon. Susan Hale and Mr Marsh of Hartford joined guests. Mrs Hale, Miss Emily Perkins of Hartford, noted Beecher kinship. Hale’s 46 years at South Congregational Church and his global renown as preacher, philanthropist, and writer were recounted.
Molly confronts fear of Farmer Brown's cows as she walks to the seaside with a crimson sunshade and a book. A startled cow and a gleeful Frank Barton rescue her, turning a frightening crossing into romance and a secret to treasure.
A nostalgic verse from Preble Malden laments felling a family tree once shading youth. The speaker recalls fond use of the tree, asks the woodman to cut it down as fuel costs rise, and ends with a tearful plea for release.
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