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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1895
Page
4
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The piece lauds Hon. George Fred Williamss campaign and urges a vigorous Democratic push against Republicans. It says Greenharge counsels calm enthusiasm, while Democrats lead reform and Democrats welcome a bolder attack to rally public support and expose Republican platitudes.
In the question the rank and file of the party faced a clash over the convention choice and a push for the ousted candidate. The piece advocates a joint Governor Congressman debate to advance an educational campaign.
The Boston Journal critiques the tariff issue as a distraction from reform topics in Massachusetts politics. It notes Democratic candidates like John H. Pence and John Scully, and comments on figures such as Granville Webster and Joseph A. Dennison while recounting broader civic career moves and local political dynamics.
In Democratic Boston the claim of rising Republican strength is dismissed as misread. Voter moves reflect population shifts, not politics, and Greenhalge’s personal popularity masks official actions that undermine Boston self government. The piece argues Bovcon remains the Democratic choice, with two weeks remaining before the election.
Washington warns Britain that any further territorial gain from Venezuela without a just arbitration will offend the United States. The dispute hinges on alleged damages claims from British police arrests at Uruan and possible occupation as security for payments. Public anger over a Nicaragua repeat is evident.
The Post urges a public joint debate between Governor Grenhalge and Congressman Morse at the Music Hall rally site. It proposes tickets or a caucus style check list for admission to ensure clear public illumination of the great question dividing the assembly.
The piece reflects on Senator Sherman’s revelation about his failed 1880s bid for the presidency. It notes his belief Garfield pledged support, his pain at the delegate at large outcome, and compares his fate with other statesmen who missed the nomination, including Blaine.
The piece highlights Senator Corbett of Charlestown as a central Democratic figure at state committee gatherings and praises Joe as a shrewd politician and storyteller. Otis Kimball faces stock exchange rejection yet remains popular in elite clubs. James H. Leary and Patrolman Bill Lewis earn local praise, while District Chief John Egan nears a return to duty after injuries. The piece also contrasts Sabbath observance advocates with a New York policing backdrop.
A striking woman in a London music hall sits isolated as Verdi fills the hall. A famed thinker-poet named easing moves through the crowd, recognizing her and feeling destiny pull him toward her, then hesitates as he grasps the deeper mystery surrounding her.
Partial financial records show a $10.00 collection by Peter O'Neil for the East Boston Social Club and a total of 1459.14 documented, with references to RE and John H. Lance and George J. Ryan in relation to wills.
The Court of Appeals ruling favors Howard B. Stokes of the Hoffman House in his suit against John W. Mackay, signaling at least 100000 dollars plus interest and possible voiding of a 370 dollar note. Lawyers vow to seek a temporary injunction to delay collection while securities are returned.
Junius B. Booth acts in The Bachelor’s Baby at Park tonight while Henry Irving stages Much Ado at Tremont. Sowing the Wind runs at Columbia with J H Gilmour in Brabazon. The Fatal Card souvenirs exceed expectations as Crystal Mazes mirrors cost over 6100.
An article describing how Madame remodels a worn pink crepon gown into a stylish reworked piece. She swaps sleeves from a green chiffon dress, paddings the yoke with shirred crepe, and adds a soft green ribbon with pink blossoms. Total cost about $2. Describes thrift sewing and creative decoration.
Prohibitionists of Hull plan a flag raising torchlight parade and banquet this evening. After the parade Elm square will host speeches led by Dr. H A Gibbs chairman of the State committee with Hull Band providing music.
Councilman John J. Gartland plans a contest at the polls over Ward 16 caucus results for Representative. He filed two nomination papers and argues the caucus was irregular and one candidate lacks ward residency. His supporters say he served the ward well and will appear as the Democratic citizens' candidate.
The Greenhalge and Wolcott auxiliary State Republican committee of Ward 18 will meet Tuesday evening at temporary rooms 1080 Tremont Street to perfect arrangements for decorations and illuminations in honor of the entire state ticket's election, which they expect on November 6.
Boston Republican city committee has set caucuses for election of delegates to mayoralty and aldermanic conventions and for nomination of candidates to the Common Council. The date is Monday, November 18, with nomination papers due by Wednesday, November 8.
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