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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1901

Page

8

Enthusiastic Greeting Appeals to Voters and Public Service

The text argues against strict blue laws and urges Boston Democrats to vote for the county ticket on election day. It condemns the Republican party for removing two respected officials Oliver Stevens and John P. Manning and calls for their re election.

Boston Republican Party County of Suffolk Oliver Stevens Superior Criminal Court John P. Manning

Coughlin Endorses Democratic Ticket in Boston Speech

Hon John W Coughlin argues rights of the people are endangered by oligarchy as he praises the Democratic contender for Governor. He lauds the candidate as a civic reformer who has strengthened Boston’s municipal improvements and gained broad public approval across the state.

John W. Coughlin Quincy Fall River Democratic Party Cradle of Liberty Boston Massachusetts Republican Party Coughlin United States South American Europe McKinley Repubican Dr. Coughlin General Collins Crane Fitzgerald Hart

Democratic appeal sways voters in Massachusetts amid war loss

Speakers at a Fall River gathering lambasted Republican leadership while urging a shift to the Democratic ticket. Dr. Coughlin denounced political corruption and tariff disputes, praising Jeffersonian and Lincolnian principles and predicting a Boston led wave for General Collins and party unity.

Putnam Faneuil Hall Imperial Party Boston Massachusetts Fisto Poe Jefferson Lincoln Manif Waata Jause Republic of the Fathers Democratic Foundation

President Donovan's Registration Work Praised

Hart is charged with partisanship as ex congressman Fitzgerald is introduced, highlighting political tensions during the administration. Donovan’s drive to reform registration receives praise amid the heated debate.

Donovan Hart

World applause echoes after muted remarks

Enthusiastic reaction fills the hall as applause continues following a set of remarks that trimmed controversy and kept focus on broad themes. The crowd expresses support while officials proceed with the next agenda item.

AAPAEN ATTACKS TRUSTS ON RECIPROCITY AND FAIR TRADE

Mr Naphen argues against trusts citing Massachusetts platform calling for federal regulation of big combinations and abolition of tariff duties on trust produced articles. He states only legitimate capital may be united while condemning monopolies that stifle competition and lower wages. He emphasizes Need for foreign markets via reciprocity to sustain production in New England boot and shoe industry and other sectors.

Naphen Massachusetts Seckey New England United States Boston Irbor Mears

State to Demand Aid for Vessel Project

A ship project described as vital to naval ambitions is urged to be allowed entry and receive national assistance. The speaker accuses the government of delay and asserts the state must act to complete the work now.

Conry Pushes Harbor Improvements and Tariff Reform

New Congressman Conry seeks better harbor infrastructure and calls for repeal of the hide tariff, urging action amid national tragedy and stressing duty and regular laws in the legislative process. He advocates repealing the tariff on hides and promoting harbor development as part of his policy agenda.

Conry Buffalo Pped

Candidacy Shuffle in Ward 19 and Ward 10 Councils

Rivalry emerges as Nam W. Clarke and Alderman Perlie A. Dyar contend in Ward 19 after Dyar shifted from Ward 10. Ex-Senator Innes backed Dyar in Ward 10, while George H. Moore enters as a candidate for Alderman, prompting Dyar to seek a Senate seat as Clarke’s seventh ward rival.

Chickering Perlie A. Dyar Ward 19 Senate Suffolk Distict Nam W. Clarke Ator Innes Alderman Dyar George H. Moore Dyar William W. Clarke

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Astoria Penerer Casto NEW York Herald New York City Manhattan Island Brooklyn Bridge Enthusiastis Collins Governor Crane Mr. Quincy Rennor Crane Go Speaker A. A. Putnam Republic Congressman Fitzgerald Aapaen Congressman Conry South America Hoosac Boston Harbor Commonwealth of Massachusetts Gargan Gergen Rentie Conree Perlie A. Dyar and Wil Purdy William W. Clarkef Ward
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