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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1904

Page

4

Col Gaston Declines Governor Bid Prompting Olney Emergence

Colonel William A. Gaston has declined to run for Governor this fall and backs Richard Olney former Secretary of State under Cleveland. Olney, after meeting Judge Parker and returning from Esopus, plans NH talks with ex President Cleveland. Gaston cited Democratic State committee management and internal power struggles as reasons for withdrawal after widespread consultations with leaders and the press.

William A. Gaston Richard Olney Cleveland Gaston Olney Mr. Olney Esopus Judge Parker New Hampshire William F. Sheehan Democratic State Committee Josiah Quincy Arthur T. Lyman St. Louis Collins State Committee McNary James Donovan Fitzgerald M. M. Lomasney Purdy Charles 8S. Hamlin the Treasury

Smuggled Tobacco Seized In Fall River Hay Shipment

A Boston treasury agent, aided by Fall River authorities, searched several cars loaded with hay from Canadian ports and seized pounds of tobacco smuggled across the border. The hay containing the tobacco was confiscated, amid ongoing reports of liquor and tobacco smuggling in hay shipments to Fall River.

Fall River Treasury Boston Ment United States

Knights Elect and Separate at Grand Encampment

Knights Templar officers were elected at San Francisco with Saratoga set as next triennial site. Officers named include Grand master George M. Moulton and Deputy grand master Henry W. Rugg. Massachusetts delegates caused parade tension. Boston Commandery may face removal and possible ouster of Grand Commander Hersey. Attendees toured California sites and the Francis Scott Key monument motto archive was updated.

San Francisco Cal Knights Templars Louisville Saratoga George M. Moulton Illinois Henry W. Rugg Rhode Island William Melish Ohio Frank H. Thomas Washington Arthur McArthur New York W. Frank Pierce California John A. Gerow Michigan H. Wales Lines Connecticut Edward W. Wellington William H. Norris G. W. Jr Earl of Euston Grand Priory of England and Wales Massachusetts Boston Grand Commandery Boston Commandery Hersey Hugh de Payens Melrose Sutton New Bedford Shepard Golden Gate Park

Rob Boston Templar Robbed in San Francisco

Leo De mar of the Boston Commandery Knights Templars was waylaid by crooks in San Francisco. They robbed him of 3600 in cash and a watch valued at 200.

San Francisco Leo Demar Boston Knights Templars

Paris Chief Executioner Louis Deibler Dies at Buffet

Louis Deibler former chief executioner of Paris dies aged in his bed after a long career marked by 327 executions over 39 years. He began in Algiers and rose to Paris chief, serving until retirement six years ago. He lived quietly with his son Anatole, who succeeded him.

Paris Parisian Louis Deibler Deibler Anatole Deibler Algiers la Roquette Anatole Anastay

Lake Winnipesaukee Excursion Passes For Two Dollars

A round trip from Boston offers a day on Lake Winnipesaukee with the Mt. Washington steamer covering about 60 miles. Spectacular views include Mt. Washington and several peaks. Tickets at 322 Washington Street until Sept 9 or Union Station until Sept 10. a special train at 8:20 a.m. from Boston connects with the boat at Alton Bay.

Lake Winnipesaukee New Hampshire Mt. Washington Mt. Chocorua Passaconaway Boston City Washington Street Union Station Boston Alton Bay

California Oregon and Washington Colonist Tickets On Sale

Travel agents advertise daily and personally conducted excursions on the Chicago Union Pacific Northwestern line from Boston to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Tacoma Seattle and Pacific coast points with lower rates to Utah Wyoming Montana Idaho plus New England departures. Pullman double berth $9.75 Boston to travel centers on fast through trains. Write J. E. Brittain Boston for full particulars.

California Oregon Washington Boston San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Tacoma Seatle Pacific Coast Utah Wyoming Montana Idaho Chicago Union Pacific & Northwestern New England J. E. Brittain Washington Street

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