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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1908
Page
7
Crisis in New York Tests GOP Unity Over Hughes Nomination
The New York Republican primaries test party leaders as they confront Hughes re nomination. Roosevelt calls it absolutely necessary while bosses appear coerced. A Hughes renomination risks hurting Taft at the polls. a rejection could push New York toward Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Committee
Hughes
Roosevelt
Taft
Bryan
The Machine in Connecticut Nominate Lilley for Governor
Connecticut Republicans meet in New Haven to nominate George L Lilley for governor despite declining prestige after his Navy submarine policy critique. The machine faces popular sentiment and a potential party split with a Democratic alternative and Bryan electors possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
New Haven
Newark
George L. Lilley
Rollin
Woodruff
Lilley
Congress
Navy Department
Bryan
Democratic Committee Sees Signs of Republican Worry
The Democratic committee notes some reports favorable to Bryan and says Republicans show less apathy, indicating concern as the campaign continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Committee
Hall
Bryan
Great Road Race Demonstrates Safe Stock Car Speed
A Lowell Merrimac Valley road race showcased high speed over 250 miles with stock cars, no crashes, and no injuries. The course was well managed with crowds kept clear and finish congestion avoided, yielding a speed record rivaling 1906 Vanderbilt efforts and won by a privately owned car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrimac Valley
Lowell
Labor Parade Impresses Boston With 7000 Strong Civic Display
A Boston Labor Day parade drew about seven thousand marchers whose varied uniforms and floats created a striking spectacle. The observer praised the orderly marching and groupings, and credited the organizers for a well managed demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Northern Avenue Bridge Franchise May Face Aldermen Action
Mayor Hibbard plans to press the Board of Aldermen to decide on the Northern avenue bridge franchise promptly. He argues the issue concerns public rights and urges the Aldermen to vote to pass the grant again over a veto if needed, or at least fulfill charter duties and act now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibbard
Northern Avenue Bridge
Taft to Launch Wide Speaking Tour Across Midwestern States
Republican managers abruptly abandon a quiet front porch plan after the Chicago convention. Chairman Hitchcock schedules Taft to tour Indiana Illinois Missouri Kansas Nebraska Iowa New York and Wisconsin beginning soon, signaling a new sense of urgency from party leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hitchcock
Cincinnati
Taft
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
New York
Wisconsin
Hall
Democratic National Committee
Middle West
Bryan Speech in Chicago Echoes Labor Day Tone
The article notes William Jennings Bryan delivering a Labor Day speech in Chicago. It stresses the speech reflects today’s concerns and the Republican candidate’s campaign handicap over stance on key issues, while praising Bryan’s clear record and lack of need to explain it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
Chicago
Bryan
Among the Churches of Greater Boston
The Rev. Albert B. Legg, newly elected president of the Epworth League in New England and Troy NY conferences, is one of the youngest presiding officers chosen by the society and pastors a Methodist church in Providence R I. Rev. C H Haton of Bowdoin Square Tabernacle departs for Nova Scotia for a month. The first fall meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of People's Temple is set for tomorrow night. Frank Curtis, temperance advocate and former actor, will head a Lynn temperance rally on Sept 17. Rev A A Berle of Shawmut Congregational Church plans winter features for parishioners. A Sunday discussion class follows Shawmut’s service with leaders answering member questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert B. Legg
Epworth League
New England
Troy
New York State
Providence
R. IL
Ladies’ Aid Society
People’s Temple
Frank Curtis
Lynn
Shaw‘ Mut Congregational Church
All Sorts By Newton Newkirk
A humorous column laments people who complain of fate and heavy loads while the speaker claims constant, downtrodden hardship as a sidewalk brick. The piece contrasts gloom with a quip about resilience and social mockery, ending with a light moral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Newkirk
Explosive Doughnut Theory Prompts Warned Warning
The tale reports a doughnut fat explosion that burned Mrs. Mary Wonderlich in Coalburg Ohio, presented as a humorous yet unsafe warning to bakers. The piece then shifts to a rambling travelogue, ending with a declaration by Carol Vox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wonderlich
Coalburg
United States
Roosevelt
Japan
A Week at Rangeley Lakes Vacation Resort
The ninth week of the Post's journey spotlights Rangeley Lakes in Maine as a premier fishing and hunting retreat. It notes Mooselucmaguntic and the Bemis area, Senator Frye's summer camp, and landmarks like The Birches and Upper Dam with strong camp and hotel presence along the shore. Tomorrow promises a view of Lake Oquossoc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangeley Lakes
Maine
America
Bangeley
Oquossoc
Mooseluc Magnatic
Bemis
Rangeley
Frye
Brandy Point
Molechunkamunk
Once-Only Edge of Ravine Wiseguy Joke on Stagecoach
A tale from a Silverton to Ouray trip recalls a nervous young Westerner asking if people fall into a ravine. The driver, sharing a wink and a rolling tobacco wad, replies with a single grave joke: only once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silverton
Ouray
Hasterner
Tenderfoot
A Welcome Relief Waltz Lines From Lovers Discourse
A man proclaims relief in dance while a woman replies that each waltz with him feels like dying would be welcome. The exchange presents a poetic dialogue on love and longing framed as a waltz.
Owes Health to Johann Hoff's Malt Extract Says West Medford Youth
A West Medford young man writes that his mother, who was weak and unable to sleep or eat, has steadily gained color energy and strength since starting Johann Hoff's Malt Extract. He notes that all druggists sell it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Medford
Johann Hoff
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