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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1900
Page
3
Public notices describe the Union Passenger Station on Causeway Street in Boston serving the Boston and Maine Southern Division within Central Massachusetts. The brief mentions the facility and its location for railway passenger operations.
Philip Strong urges turning a parsonage into a detention home for homeless Milton children and proposes a salary reduction to fund relief. Trustees doubt feasibility. parishioners may oppose a living arrangement change.
At Calvary church a stormy meeting over Philip Strong's actions leads to cautious support, with calls to resign and salary cuts rejected. Strong moves from the parsonage toward closer contact with tenement residents as debate and division intensify among members and press.
The commentary reviews Jesus sending the disciples by ship after feeding the 5 000 and then walking on the water to them in the fourth watch. It emphasizes faith over fear, divine presence in trials, and the church awaiting Christ’s return with belief as the end of controversy. It cites related gospel passages and stresses trust in God's words.
The Boston Journal analyzes the Philadelphia convention where Roosevelt won the nomination despite Platt Quay and Hanna. It argues party leaders failed to control the outcome as delegates asserted their will, with Long accepting the result and Massachusetts showing strong preference for Roosevelt.
The piece argues that Rossevelt lost leverage as Platt consolidates power in Washington. It says Roosevelt was moved to a powerless role while McKinley rewards Platt’s allies with key judgeships. The analysis asserts Platt controls patronage and policy direction, diminishing Roosevelt’s influence.
The great Republican convention ended with no decisive victor for Hanna Quay or Platt. President McKinley emerged as the unanimous choice though a vice presidency dispute lingered. McKinley has been the people’s choice since taking office.
The Springfield Union lauds McKinley and Roosevelt as men of impeachable character with rare judgment and patriotic purpose. It says their platform embodies what has made the country successful and prosperous, addressing new issues with strong American conservatism to position the Republican party to command national respect and secure victory at the polls.
The piece notes Bryan will not tour for speeches this summer. Democratic managers favor a dignified quiet approach, letting allies campaign on his behalf. The stance preserves the image of a man pursuing the presidency rather than actively seeking the office.
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