Extraordinary August Growth by Boston Posts
The Boston Sunday Post gains over 49 000 circulation in a year while the Boston Daily Post breaks all morning or evening records in New England. No other Boston or New York newspaper publishes such detailed circulation figures, marking a notable market lead.
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Massachusetts leaders urge Olney for national stage
The piece argues Richard Olney embodies executive strength and independence from entangling interests. It urges Massachusetts Democrats to name him, faulting regional partisanship and urging a shift to gain influence in 1904 national conventions with Gaston near the top of the state slate.
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Faneuil Hall
Coal Trust
Massachusetts
Richard Olney
Olney
Union
New England
John D. Long
Congress
Gaston
Tillman Trial in South Carolina Tests Press Freedom
The case questions whether a politician may kill a critic in public, not just guilt or innocence. J H Tillman, former lieutenant governor, is on trial for murdering N G Gonzales editor of the Columbia State, amid calls that justice must prevail to preserve press freedom in South Carolina.
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J. H. Tillman
Lexington
S. C
Tillman
South Carolina
N. G. Gonzales
Columbia State
Gonzales
United States
Macedonia
Gaston Replies to Hoar Aims to Rally Republican Support
At the Essex Club meeting Senator Hoar’s tariff keynote is challenged by Colonel William A. Gaston who questions promised relief for Massachusetts industries and accuses the Republican tariff of feeding trusts. He argues for immediate state relief and cites costs borne by families, urging Massachusetts to back Democrats in this year’s campaign. How did the red squirrel get on
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Congress
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Melrose
Cuba
Washington
Gaston
Rattlesnake Island
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Lovell
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Newton Newkirk
Barbara Young
Mamma
Barbara
Venice
Lloyd Gillis
Lloyd
Oakland
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Clarence Barton
Miss Young
Leon
Aunt Barbara
The New Fashion Caucuses and Boston Primary Plan
The Boston primary election promises easier voting with polls open from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. Voters can cast party ballots at their precinct booths in two minutes without lines or hassles. The Sun Day Post explains the plan, urging public adoption to boost turnout and fair nominations.
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Sunday Post
Luce
Olney for President at Democratic State Convention
The Democratic State convention can present Richard Olney as Massachusetts candidate for national presidential nomination next year. He is described as a full presidential prospect.
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Richard Olney
Massachusetts
National Party
Observant Citizen notes on students’ essay task competence
In Somerville schools a lower grade class faced a two hour essay on Turner's painting The Fighting Temeraire, despite little English history study. The Observant Citizen mentions Mr S Vorenberg’s three month Europe trip and remarks on Mr Franz Krebs’s revived health after malaria from the Santiago campaign and his role in Governor Pate’s lieutenant governorship bid.
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Grammar
S. Vorenberg
Mboston
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London
Franz H. Krebs
Santiago
Pate
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Watertown
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