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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1899

Page

8

Bradford predicts rise of military dictatorship in United States

Gamaliel Bradford of Boston spoke to the Brooklyn Philosophical Association predicting crisis in the republic. He argued that McKinley’s fate would decide if the nation remains a republic or advances toward a military empire, warning of centralized power, a standing army, and rising class conflict shaping future governance.

New York Gamaliel Bradford Boston Brooklyn Philosophical Association United States McKinley Union Admiral Dewey General Grant Pittsburg Napoleon Congress Supreme Court Dreyfus France Republican Party Chicago Great Britain Spain Cleveland Philippines Cuba Porto Rico Wall Street Hawaii Alaska Washington Republic Enaparte

Douglass Club Endorses 8-Hour City Employee Plan

The Douglass Club met yesterday at 2 PM in East Boston on Lewis Street with Representative Douglass presiding. Members unanimously endorsed the 8-hour movement for city employees and scheduled the next meeting for Sunday October 29 at 2:30 PM.

Douglass Club Lewis Street East Boston Douglass

Socialist Labor Ward Branch 13 Mass Meeting Tonight

A mass meeting of Ward Branch 13 of the Socialist Labor party will be held this evening at 8 o clock in Spelman Hall at Former B and Broadway. Mrs Martha Moore Avery and others will address the gathering with Edward Carr serving as chairman.

Ward Socialist Labor Party Spelman Hall B and Broadway Martha Moore Avery Edward Carr

Admiral Dewey Talks Politics and Duty in 1900s Interview

In New York on Oct 22 the Journal notes Admiral Dewey rejects a presidential bid, urges politics by principle not party, and stresses duty over publicity. He cites diplomacy, reform in the Philippines, ahead-of-time habits, and his view of civilian dress versus uniform.ிஷ

New York Journal Today Admiral Dewey Annapolis Aguinaldo Philippines Manila Vermont United States Navy McKinley Republican Party Dewey

Miss Auerbach Betrothal Reception in Dorchester

Dorchester residents Mr and Mrs Julius Auerbach hosted a betrothal reception at 79 Genway Street for their daughter Hetty whose engagement to Abraham Topper of New York City was announced recently. Numerous New York guests joined local friends to extend wishes and present gifts including a diamond ring for Hetty and a gold engraved watch for Mr Topper.

Julius Auerbach Dorchester Genway Street Bowdoin Hetty Abraham Topper New York City Topper New York Miss Auerbach Solomon Topper Marcus Ter Bernard Topper Samuel Topper Max Marcovitsch Jack Feifer Samuel Feifer Pauline Ripkin Rickman Aaron Isaac Bernard Haskovitz

Charlestown man struck by protective wagon injures back

Patrick Clougherty of 84 Washington Street Charlestown aged 64 was struck on City Street at 7 30 last evening by an insurance protective wagon and sustained back injuries. After treatment at Massachusetts General Hospital he went home.

Patrick Clougherty Washington Street Charlestown City Street Massachusetts General Hospital

Rider Falls From Malden Electric Car in Jamaica Plain

Roger Connelly of 47 Boynton Street Jamaica Plain fell from the front platform of a Malden electric car at Alfred Street and injured his face. He was returned home for treatment.

Roger Connelly Boynton Street Jamaica Plain Malden Alfred Street

Dewey Home Fund Purchases Fitch Mansion at $50,000

Assistant Secretary Vanderlip for the Dewey home fund says the Fitch mansion at 1747 Rhode Island avenue NW has been purchased for 50000. The seven teen room red brick house with brownstone trim sits in a premier Washington neighborhood and will be prepared for Admiral Dewey, with deed to be recorded Monday.

Washington Admiral Dewey Fommanton Dewey Home Committee Rhode Island Avenue Connecticut Avenue Dewey McKee St. Matthew's Catholic Church Washington McLean Root

Registration totals in Greater New York reach 476717 voters

The registration in Greater New York was completed last night with a total of 476,717 voters. Breakdown shows Manhattan and the Bronx 281,697. Brooklyn 185,433. Queens 6,293. Richmond 294.

New York Greater Borough of Manhattan The Bronx Brooklyn Queens Richmond

East Boston thief nabbed wearing victim’s coat

Officers from Station 7 arrested 21 year old Charles Atwood for breaking and entering the home of Mary McShane at 334 Sumner Street on September 28 and stealing jewelry and clothing. Police say Atwood wore an overcoat stolen from the house at the time of arrest.

Station 7 Boston Charles Atwood Mary McShane Sumner Street Atwood

Body of Friederr Hugo von Grolman in Boston Tavern remains unclaimed

The body lies at Tinkham's after von Grolman shot himself in the Boston Tavern. If not identified and claimed for burial within days, the city will inter when not claimed.

Friederr Hugo von Grolman Boston Tinkham’s

Tim Coakley a Boston Expansionist on Philippines

Timothy W. Coakley, Boston lawyer and politician just back from the Philippines, urges American control and development there. He criticizes Aguinaldo as illiterate and Chinese, praises native leaders, predicts rapid economic and infrastructure growth under renewed American rule, and says the islands are a godsend.

Timothy W. Coakley Boston Philippines Coakley Post United States Aguinaldo Philippine Islands Luzon Luna Mr. Coakley Manila Congress

Church Dedication in Lexington Marks Debt Clearance

The Congregational Society of Lexington dedicated its stone church on Massachusetts avenue after paying off the debt. Morning services featured dedicatory prayer by Rev. Charles Hamlin and a sermon by Rev. C F Carter, with a large audience and decor. Evening rites included scripture by Rev. L D Cochran, prayers by Rev. J D Warner, and greetings from local churches and the Wo Burn conference. Edward G. Porter gave the historical address reflecting his past tenure as pastor.

Lexington Congregational Society Massachusetts Avenue Charles Hamlin Roberts College Constantinople C. F. Carter L. D. Cochrane J. D. Warner C. H. Staples J. W. Batt Woburn Edward G. Porter

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