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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1902
Page
6
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The piece reports Henry Cabot Lodge’s sharp charge against Colonel Gaston linking him to Mr. Morgan. Gaston denies ever being Morgan’s counsel or agent and calls for Lodge to apologize for the public, unfounded accusation made in Holyoke.
President Roosevelt tasks six of his eight Cabinet members with stump speaking while Hay is excused for safety, and Hitchcock misses speeches to stay at Washington. Acting secretaries sign official papers as the whole administration campaigns for Congress, signaling concern over a possible Democratic House. Critics doubt public support for officials pulled from duty to labor in party politics.
The text contrasts the rough miners with polished operators over coal wage talks. It argues President Mitchell’s conduct shows polite behavior throughout the controversy, suggesting his approach was influenced by the operators' letter to him and that miners uphold delicate social courtesies better.
A Bay State political column documents tremor in Republican ranks led by Senator Lodge and Governor Bates amid calls for Gaston. It notes mass discontent with tariff policies, claims of a revolt against trusts, and predicts voters backing Gaston to shift power to Washington and spare Massachusetts from past “sure” victories. Also brief notes on literary course led by Harvard's Dr Jessen and local anecdotes from Somerville and surrounding towns.
The Democratic editors warn that three rivals threaten party success in the ninth district race. With two candidates vote-splitting could aid a Republican, while three may prevent a clear plurality. The Post urges a compromise to save a Democratic congressman and avoid accountability for a loss.
President Mitchell writes to Roosevelt accepting the arbitration plan and pledging to seek prompt wage adequacy during pending adjudication. Operators send a long denunciation of miners and grudging consent to arbitration with conditions. The exchange mirrors the Washing ton conference tone and signals cautious compromise.
The Boston ratification of Gaston’s nomination and the Democratic State ticket is set for Tremont Temple tonight with Hon. Josiah Quincy presiding. Speakers include Herbert Joyner John De Witt Warner Charles Hamlin and Edward Everett Brown as the crowd, inspired, gathers to support Massachusetts interests.
The Observant Citizen notes ex mayor Joseph Torrey of Bath Maine visiting at Young's Hotel with his wife. A Boston Coal Club strike settlement looms as residents react. Martin Tuohy is honored with an elegant $125 office clock at his Main Street Charlestown establishment. A squirrel entertains crowds at the Old Court House and a suburban car scene ends in a public brawl over seating. Tom Jones of Worcester is named physiology instructor for the Boston Young Men's Educational Aid Association. Massachusetts joiners highlighted in Royal Arcanum report.
A reader’s verse on Venus de Milo leads to a broader discussion of the ancient statue and its famed beauty. The column then pivots to ask how the legendary figure lost the timeless appeal that has captivated commentators and readers alike.
A fragmented narrative follows a narrator awaiting a mysterious visitor linked to the initials A. D. A tug of romance unfolds as a stormy journey, abduction thwarted, and a misread identity culminate with Adelaide and Aline Davenport’s reveal, leaving the narrator cold and hatless. The tale weaves flirtation, danger, and mistaken propriety in a melodramatic period voice.
The silver wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dutton was celebrated at their Medford home with a lavish reception last evening. Over 1500 invitations, extensive lighted decorations, rare plants, and a Ger man ia Orchestra filled the house with pink white and green adornments. Guests included Boston and New York families, with Mrs. Dutton and her daughters showcasing elegant gowns and gifts collected from across the country.
Generals Corbin Young and Wood extended a cordial invitation to Earl Roberts to visit the United States with strong likelihood he will travel in December 1903. He indicated a practical decision to accept and may arrive in time for the 1903 international yacht races, potentially accompanied by Generals French and Kelly-Kenny.
A reader criticizes Senator Lodge for allegedly distorting facts in his Canada reciprocity speech. The letter accuses him of siding with party interests, defending the Alaska boundary claims to prop up a tariff, and betraying constituents Massachusetts while praising the trusts. The writer argues government welfare and liberty require opposing wealth power. Signed ZENOS.
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