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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1899
Page
5
Representative Howland and Speaker Bates receive cheers as they advocate Bates’s candidacy. The speech highlights six years of reforms including park development, road expansion, stock and insurance laws, public docks, and a rapid growth in state services. Krebs defends Bates and criticizes Curtis linked networks and police department changes.
Ex-Representative Franz Hugo Krebs Jr charged Edwin Curtis and Martin Lomasney backed by liquor interests at a Suffolk County Republican banquet. He accused the Police Board of politics and urged a no-license stance to curb interference. Speaker Bates praised six years in the Legislature as others urged Bates for Lieutenant Governor.
The piece profiles Daniel J. Kane born in Boston North End in 1873 a labor ally who supported the Post telephone bill and labor measures while opposing corporate bills. It notes Kane aided labor bills in the House and extended civil service exemption to Spainwar veterans and lists his votes on alcohol licensing streetcar track projects and taxes to fund state assessments and other matters.
A promotion notes the remedy’s reputed cure for indigestion constipation and biliousness. It urges ensuring a private revenue stamp covers the bottle, signaling official tax compliance.
N B Stores announce Saturday evening hours with free delivery to all parts of the city.
Herbert Kelcey and PMe Shannon begin a two week cudabeeant at the Museum on Bet 16 presenting former success Bordero-side at Tremont Theatre then move to New York for a season. George W. Lederer will join Columbia Muck Hall group in Boston before formalizing. George A. Schiller stays with The Belle of New York in London until April then leads in a new piece.
The Sporting Life boxing feature in Boston Theatre excites crowds with realistic bouts. Mille. Fifi and Park Theatre patrons enjoy sprightly comedy with Grace Gorge and others praised. Tremont’s Way Down East popular for strong performances. Bowdoin Square’s Sea of Ice joins Lost in London next week. Roland Reed at the Museum ends soon. Kelcey and Shann on Sept 18 in The Moth and the Flame. Perkins stars in My Friend from India at Castle Square. Lillian Lawrence and John Craig plan The Wife on Sept 18. The Two Wanderers remains drawing card at Grand Dime, followed by The Sea of Ice mounted grandly. Graham’s Southern specialty at Grand Opera House sells well. Hoey & Morton’s Twentieth Century comedians next week. On and Off at Hollis remains funny. Montagu and West at Howard perform latest popular airs. John C. Rice and Sally Cohen in The Kleptomanacs at Keith’s deliver the week’s hit. The carnival at the Chutes ends tomorrow. Farmer Swain’s barnyard circus continues at Austin Stone’s for another week. Norumbega Park draws crowds in cooling weather. Point of Pines season ends Sunday.
Supporters of Representative John J. Douglass of Ward 2 plan a campaign jig at Webster Hall East Boston tonight. Thomas J. Doyle will preside as the candidate's supporters list speakers Manasseh Bradley Frederick McNaughton Joseph F. Carter Thomas F. Clark John Noyes William J. Hasson William C. S. Healy and Frederick F. Andrews.
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