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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1904
Page
6
The piece attacks Roosevelt’s acceptance letter claiming a $41 million fiscal deficit is imaginary while arguing the deficit is real. It questions war spending, tariffs, and imperial policy, urging a government led by the Constitution and law rather than Roosevelt’s vision.
The vacation season ends as schools reopen and city life resumes. Nearly 100,000 children return to class while families flood back from the country and shore. The city fills up with shoppers, theaters reopen, churches report fuller congregations, and parks become especially beautiful as September begins.
The Japanese minister protests to the United States over the Russian cruiser Lena forced to leave San Francisco within 24 hours after seeking refuge for repairs. The piece explains neutrality rulings allowing repair at a neutral port if seaworthy conditions exist or temporary arming limits, then departure. It also critiques Roosevelt’s governance and asserts his autocratic approach, framing it as a major campaign issue.
A local commentary recalls a summerlike yesterday with a girl in white fanning herself amid autumn foliage. It notes three battleships Maine Alabama Missouri soon at Charlestown for overhaul. Other items include travels of Rev Bronson family, a Chelsea bridge delay complaint, Leo Stern’s London death, and local anecdotes on a transfer man, Joe MacLaughlin, swimmer John Lynch, a dog with kittens, and Frank Cowles returning from Maine shore with students’ oil paintings.
The Maine polls show weak turnout with Democrats in the lead but not enough to predict Parker's win. Roosevelt accepts the presidential nomination while satire mocks campaign fund raising and social life at Newport. The column mixes political opinion, reader questions, and brief quips about public figures and events.
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