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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1898

Page

5

Speech on Navy Glory and McKinley Administration

In a patriotic address the speaker praises Massachusetts, the Navy’s triumphs in Manila and Santiago, and President McKinley’s administration. He salutes public service, notes naval strength must grow prudently, and urges unity over partisanship while acknowledging war’s new global responsibilities.

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Two Windmills on a Hill and the DemocraticVote in Massachusetts

A speaker recalls past alarm and states that the republic has endured and McKinley stands ready. He imagines Democratic success with a strong economy and unity, noting windmills and Massachusetts politics as a metaphor for shifting party support and electoral destiny.

A Word for Gov. Wolcott's Administration

A political note questions the impact of voting against the Republican ticket in Massachusetts. It asks why voters would abstain and what impression they'd leave, urging support for the current administration in the upcoming fall election.

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Colored Troops and the Nation's Honor at Mass Meeting

A crowd thronged the portico as the Tenth Regular Cavalry colored troops passed in review, honored by President McKinley. Governor Wolcott lauded Massachusetts efforts in 1898, and Senator Lodge urged national duty and imperial policy as the state reflected on the Spanish American War legacy.

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