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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1900
Page
1
A planned confrontation between Harvard and Technology students during an intercollegiate Republican parade was averted by a large police presence. The event featured torchlight marches, robes in Harvard colors, and tense moments as authorities kept the rival groups apart amid crowds and rumored trouble.
The article reports rising election fever with Democrats confident Bryan will win New York and likely the presidency. It contrasts Bryan’s magnetism and courteous conduct with Roosevelt’s temper, notes Republican anxiety about New York, and cites a Democratic forecast of a 50,000 vote margin in New York based on a state canvass.
A couple attends the Dixon divorce trial daily in the municipal building. The bride and groom, clearly a newly married pair, observe proceedings with restrained emotion. The bride blushes and avoids eyes while the groom sits with quiet reserve, as the courtroom audience watches the unfolding testimony and fashion.
Governor Roosevelt criticizes Croker for inciting at polls and warns that election laws must be obeyed. He cautions Democratic leaders and local officials against actions that could provoke riots or mob violence at voting places.
A Rockland lawyer's letter charging Elmer E. Young of Boston once Maine commissioner of deeds seeks inquiry. The matter was referred to a Governor's Council special committee for investigation and action.
Clinton October 30 Paul Cunningham a Bolton farmer and Jersey cattle breeder was gored by a bull in his barn. He was tossed into barn timbers, several ribs were broken, and one ear was lacerated, but doctors report his condition as serious yet survivable.
In the Tar rant building ruin following yesterday's explosion, one identified body is found with masses of material believed to be remains of three others. Authorities focus on clearing debris to learn the death toll and cause as searchers locate H. C. A. Schmidt of 550 Clinton Street, Brooklyn, among the remains.
Partly cloudy to cloudy weather continues with cold conditions and northwest winds.
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