Reed boom completes an interesting list of party chances
The passage catalogs political boosts for several figures at a Republican Club dinner. Thomas B. Reed is noted as the latest, quietly gaining momentum, while McKinley Harrison Allison Morton booms are contrasted with past efforts and current vitality shaping New York and national party influence.
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Thomas B. Reed
Republican Club
McKinley
Boston Journal
Osborne
Harrison
Indianapolis
Allison
Great West
Morton
Boss *Platt
New York
Massachusetts
Roosevelt in Boston Lightens Campaign Hype
Commissioner Roosevelt draws the crowd at the Republican Club in Boston with witty remarks and candid praise for an honest election in New York. He asserts the police should stay out of politics and would welcome arresting any election day improprieties regardless of party.
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Roosevelt
Republican Club
Massachusetts
New York
Boston
Republican Club Defends Corporations Against People
The club leader argues against needless opposition to corporations, saying they are a business necessity. He claims Republicans prioritize corporate profit over public interests, while Democrats defend the people's rights without fear.
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Republican Club
Republican ‘Party
Utah Democrats denounce church and state alliance in Utah
The Utah Democratic convention denounces the alliance between Mormon leaders and Republican managers. It condemns ecclesiastical interference in politics led by George A Cannon and Joseph E Smith to sway voters. The dokument calls for civic duty and predicts defeat for the Republicans in Utah.
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Utah
Republican Party
George A. Cannon
Joseph E Smith
Vanishing Challengers Shake America's Cup Contention
The withdrawal by Mr Rose from his America's Cup challenge adds another twist to the tangled saga. Challengers retire with little reason, and even Dun Raven quits a half finished race fearing hindrance. The pattern challenges British sporting image and suggests replacing the trophy with a Marblehead Cup off Massachusetts coast as a remedy.
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Mr. Rose
Harlequin
Dunraven
Rose
Massachusetts
Republicans Back Boston as Convention City
The Republican Club endorsed holding the national convention in Boston. The meeting focused on this major proposal with strong support from members. The plan, advocated by club leadership, aims to show broad party unity and strategic advantage for Boston as the host.
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Boston
Republican Club
Presi
Boston touted as ideal convention city by leaders
Dent Appleton reports Governor Greenhalge approves Boston as convention city with strong backing from Congressman Smith of Michigan who would vote for Boston on the national committee. Boston’s capacity and accommodations are praised, noting past summer events and a Democratic mayor will greet visitors.
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Boston
Observant Citizen notes on trains and local events
Suburban riders report better on time service along the Park square division of the New York, New Haven Hartford line. Thomas B. Reed travels from New York to Maine via Boston. The Wills fund reaches 1500 dollars as the Post’s campaign closes, and Kate Griswold purchases Profitable Advertising. Theodore Roosevelt accepts Harvard Republican Club invitation to speak this fall.
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Park Square
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Thomas B. Reed
Boston
New York
Maine
Harvard Republican Club
Theodore Roosevelt
Renewal of Youth Fails to Save a Tattered Marriage
Mr Harrington and his wife each seek a fresh start by outward makeover and a six month US trip. In Scarborough they meet while in disguise and unbeknownst fall in love anew, kissing and resolving to mend their ways. The tale ends with mutual honesty and light resolutions.
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Thomas Harrington
Mr. Harrington
Mary
Harrington
Darby-and
Joan
United States
Scarborough
Mary Harrington
Paris
Dumley-in-the-Swamp
Brighton
Whan
New York
Ballot law board hears disputes on Lomasney OBrien cases
The ballot law commissioners resumed hearings at the State House on protests against Everett B. Wilson and Martin M. Lomasney filings. They debated whether a convention vote authorized filling vacancies and whether the OBrien nomination papers had valid signatures, with witness testimony from Scott Bradley and others. The panel will reconvene next Friday to decide on certifying the 20 percent extra signatures.
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State House
Robert H. Jenkins
Everett B. Wilson
Everett
Wilson
House
Jenkins
John J Scott
Ward 3
Patrick H. Bradley
Ward 7
Martin M. Lomasney
Suffolk
Gilbride
Lomasney
O’brien
Messrs
Scott and
Bradley
Homer Albers
Charles Theodore Russell, Jr
Alderman Lomasney
Horace G. Alien
Olin
Albers
John J. Scott
Scott
Fitzgerald
Daniel J. McLaughlin
Allen
Lasue
J. B. McGrath
Charles Logue
Christopher F. O’brien
O'Brien
Elections Board
Boston
Pearson
Counsel Allen
Charles Noon
P. J. Green
Hanover Street
James Maguire
Henden Street
Patrick J Green
John Hartin
Salem Street
Daniel McLaughlin
Michael Leyden
Charlestown Street
McLaughlin
Menetna
John P. McDonald
Charles W. Burbank
Hugh Doherty
Christopher P. O'Brien
John A. Sweeney
Endicott Street
Senate
P. H. Stradley
Leyden
Doherty
Ballot Law Commissioners
Fashion's devices and open-front jackets for gowns
A fashion note describes a new open-front jacket that pairs with gowns to keep the dress visible and fresh. The jacket features a tight back, dartless fronts, no neck fastening, and a rolled astralain edge with embroidered corners. The coat shown is green cloth with nasturtium lining and a matching green hat.
The Coming Man to be staged at German Casino
The German Casino plans a November entertainment at Casino Hall with a production of a new play by Joseph A. Rein titled The Coming Man. No date fixed yet, details to follow.
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Casino Hall
Joseph A. Rein
Bullet Through His Hat Stirs Reactions Across City
Authorities describe the assailant as a small gray figure seen at multiple incidents. Witnesses report a bullet passing through a hat, triggering investigations and heightened security responses across several events.
Bearded Man Haunts Athol After Repeated Attempts
Athol reports Charles Richardson 19, target of a months long attack by a presumed gray bearded man. Injuries from a broken carriage, near fatal stove blast, bullets through hat and coat, with a note warning him. State detective engaged beside Deputy Sheriff Doane as neighbors search for a culprit.
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Athol
Charles Richardson
Harrington
Grange
Doane
Single Taxers Banquet Marks Yearly Meeting in Boston
Gathered at the United States Hotel over two hundred workers of Henry George’s single tax issue. Massachusetts Single Tax League officers were elected. William Lloyd Garrison named president for another year. Speakers from Philadelphia and New York urged local focus, recounted Delaware efforts, and praised the movement while noting past setbacks.
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United States
Henry George
Massachusetts
Single Tax League
William Lloyd Garrison
Charles B. Fillebrown
Weldon L Crosman
Edward Twitchwell
Garrison
A. H. Stevenson
Philadelphia
Stevenson
Delaware
Commonwealth of
Wilmington
George F. Stevens
Bolton Hall
New York
Louis Prang
Weldon L. Crosman
J. Trask Nelson
White Corrects Boston Moulders Wage Claim
D A Whites Lynn address to the Editor denies quoting him that Boston moulders would demand 3 per day and that $250000 would be spent to strike GE. He clarifies he spoke on benefits of organization and cites a Pacific slope strike fund, asking for publication of this correction.
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Lynn Lodge of Machinists
Boston
Iron Moulders
General Electric Company
Pacific Slope
D. A. White
Father Doonan Lecture at Union Hall
Under the Cambridge Catholic Union Rev J A Doonan of Boston College will lecture this evening on Evolution at the Bar of Reason and Experience. Admission free by ticket from union members.
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Cambridge Catholic Union
J. A. Doonan
Boston College
Union Hall
Public Library Handbook Endorsed by Librarian Putnam
Boston Public Library endorses the Library Handbook as a concise, useful guide to the library building and its equipment. Herbert Putnam, Librarian, commends Curtis and Company for publishing an authoritative presentation. The book is available at the Library, various desks, play Square entrance, bookstores, and newsstands for 10 cents, or 16 cents by mail.
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Messrs. Curtis and Company
Beacon Street
Boston
Herbert Putnam
Handbook of the New Public Library
Play Square
Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue
Address Mail Department
Curtis and Company
Beacon St
Mass
Morse Ovation Highlights Education and Woman Suffrage Debate
A Park Street Church audience hailed Elijah A Morse for endorsing education and woman suffrage while condemning liquor as a national danger. He urged Sabbath observance, arbitration, and civic duty, noting a growing push for women’s suffrage and presenting Massachusetts voter statistics to back a May referendum yes vote.
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Elijah A. Morse
Parliament of Man
Park Street Church
Morse
Congressman Morse
Washington
Republic
Israel
Mt. Sinai
Congress
House of Commons
W. Randall Cremer
National House of Representatives
Wilberforce
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King Edwardst
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Lynn
Father Doonan
Boston Public Library
Dr. Watts
Mexico
France
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South American
Legislature of
Mary A. Livermore
Mary A. Hunt
Frances EB. Willard
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BE. Trask Hill
Julia Ward Howe
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