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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1904

Page

6

Hamlin backs Douglas for Governor in Democratic letter

The Hon. Charles S. Hamlin pledges strong support for William L. Douglas as Democratic nominee for governor. Hamlin is highly regarded in Massachusetts Democrats for his loyalty and leadership. He avoids a convention contest, aiding party harmony and boosting Douglas’s nomination in the forthcoming campaign. Labor woes cited with wage losses and rising prices highlighted by Fall River case.

Charles S. Hamlin William L. Douglas Hamlin Massachusetts Hamlit

Sinews of War and the Battle for Credit in Asia

An analysis argues that Japan and Russia rely on international credit to fund the war. It suggests a protracted conflict favors the nation with greater borrowing power, noting Russia can secure funds at high rates while Japan has mortgaged customs and may exhaust internal taxes. Prolonged strain could decide outcomes by finance.

Kuropatkin Japan Russia Pink Pank Chelsea Water Way the Touraine Willie Willie Croak Pardner

Manufactured exports exceed agricultural exports for first time

The article notes that in the three summer months just ended, the value of U S manufactured products sent abroad surpassed agricultural exports. It attributes part to the Dingley tariff and trust-driven price distortions, while warning that export strength does not guarantee domestic prosperity due to soft building trades and other trust-related factors.

United States Great Britain Germany

The Share of Labor and Wage Growth in Massachusetts

Census data show the number of wage earners in Massachusetts rose faster than total wages in the last century. The statistics indicate the share of individuals earning wages increased, reflecting shifting labor patterns.

Massachusetts Fall River

Dingley Tariff Turns Radium Salt Into Taxed Chemical Compound

The Washington tariff officials ruled radium salt is a chemical compound not a crude mineral, imposing a $250 duty on imports though radium scientist value runs about $1000. Critics call it an abuse of the Dingley act, taxing science and medicine with no domestic industry to protect.

Nelson Dingley, Jr Mark Hanna McKinley Dingley Washington United States

Birthday milestones and local notes brighten Boston region life

The Observant Citizen notes Governor Bates age 45 in St. Louis duty, John T. Trowbridge 77 at home in Arlington, and Trowbridge’s forthcoming autobiography. It covers an owl car disturbance in Roslindale, Rev. Frederick M. Brooks accepting the Good Shepherd rectorship, the Jane Palmer schooner being stepped at East Boston, and Cambridge officer James Murray’s West itinerary. Also mentions Roxbury figures, Gip the Brookline dog, and a Chelsea naturalization anecdote about civic knowledge and citizenship debates.

Governor Bates St. Louis John T. Trowbridge Arlington Mass Pleasant Street Mr. Trowbridge Cudjoe Jackwood

All Sorts Vaudeville Performed By Newton Newkirk

Vaudeville act featuring Pink and Pank in The Choo Choo of Chefoo presented as America debut. Gag exchanges include star banter, puns about bread and yeast and a closing vaudeville number with a mock sorrowful song and curtain.

Newton Newkirk America Pink & Pank

Canal finally to open to traffic within five years

Colonel R. M. Harrod, Panama canal commissioner, says the great waterway will be completed and open to traffic within five years. He spoke in Washington D. C. on September 19.

Panama Canal Washington, D. C R. M. Harrod Pacific Oceans

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