Dedham Man Surprised By Interview Remarks
A Dedham man stated in a recent interview that he expressed his political position during a speech he preferred Republican officeholders to renegade Democrats.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1900
Page
7
Williams on Gold Democrats at Jefferson Dinner
At a Jefferson banquet in the ulncy House President Washburn nominated George Fred Williams for Vice President. Williams stated Democrats should judge by hearts and sympathies, not party labels, praising Boutwell over Cleveland and Monett over Whitney. The event featured addresses, a prayer by Rev Park Bradford, and comments from Williams on the party’s direction and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boutwell
Grover Cleveland
Monett
William C. Whitney
Webster Davis
William F. Vilas
J. Sterling Morton
Senate
Proctor
Vermont
A Lindsay
Kentucky
Congress
Massachusetts
George Fred Williams
Jefferson Dinner
Wigan Club
Jefferson
Ulncy House
Ioe F Washburn
Williams
Washburn
Yey Pana
Thomas J. Gargan
Bryan
Post
Thomas Jefferson
Park Bradford
Tyngsboro
George F. Washburn
Charles Fielscher
Gamaliel Bradford
William WN. Osgood
9. W. Nickerson
George E. Mosell
W. A. McDevitt, Jr
Dr. Mooy
Liberty
Republic
West
Jefferson Hag Allen
George Fred Willams
United States
Republican Party
J. Sterling Orton
Democratic Party Rally Speech on Unity and Free Coinage
A Bryan Club address advocates unity among Democrats amid cross party ties and criticizes Republicans, urging continued support for free coinage, denouncing money power influence and calling for leadership by the people over party bosses. It emphasizes 1896 Chicago platform fidelity and rebukes ostensible Democrats who oppose mon etary reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Club
Jefferson
Republican Party
Party of Freedom
John EB. Russell
Democratic Party
Gamaliel Bradford
Thomas J. Gargan
United States
Great Britain
Feedom
Pnatoettn
Chicago
Hhese
Cleveland
Poarty
Spring Fever and Stomach Bitters Claim Health Boost
In winter the body overworks and spring exposes symptoms like poor appetite, restless sleep, constipation, and dyspepsia. The ad promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a superior spring tonic that refreshes and rebuilds, noting a private revenue stamp on the bottle neck.
Spirit of Freedom in Democratic Platform Debate
Boston speakers push for reform and anti monopoly goals as they argue for constitutionalism and the people’s control over government. They denounce imperialism and corporate power, praising Jefferson and warning against standing armies, with Thomas J. Gargan urging liberty and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitetates
Porto Rico
Anetna
Boston
iWe
Republic
William Bryan
United States
New York Times
Thomas J. Gargan
Jefferson
de Toqueville
Washington
Great Lakes
Mark Hanna
Gargan
Thomas Jefferson
Impassioned Speakers Rally Anti Imperialist Support
Rabbi Charles Fleischer urged vindication of Jeffersonian policy and unity among parties to preserve the republic. Gamaliel Bradford endorsed Bryan and challenged imperialism, even willing to debate any pro imperialist candidate. Colonel Stephen W. Nickerson closed the meeting as letters from Senators Jones and Pettigrew were read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fleischer
Jefferson
Republic
Gamaliel Bradford
Bryan
McKinley
Stephen W. Nickerson
Jones and Pettigrew
Kansas City Retains National Convention Site in July
Kansas City Missouri April 13 The sub committee of the national Democratic committee has formally decided to let Kansas City retain the national convention in July. Local committees promised a suitable hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
National Democratic Committee
Vast Poorhouse Porto Rico Faces Physician Shortage
In Porto Rico many towns lack resident doctors with Wayuya home to 1500 residents and Utuado suffering an eight percent annual death rate. Physicians sent there refuse to stay due to no town funding. Officials say $80,000 yearly for a physician per town is unaffordable and charity is needed to avert thousands of deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Porto Rico
Wayuya
Utuado
Ponce
Alta Rockefeller to wed E Parmalee Prentice in Chicago
New York April 12. Mr and Mrs John D Rockefeller announce the engagement of their daughter Alta to E Parmalee Prentice of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Alta
E. Parmalee Prentice
Chicago
New Bedford City Officials Elected At Meeting
In New Bedford on April 12 the City Council elected officials including city clerk Daniel B. Leonard and city treasurer James H. Hathaway. Other posts named were city auditor Charles J. McGurk and city solicitor Benjamin B. Barney, with appointments to engineer William F. Williams and many civil posts. Morgan Roth was reappointed to the Board of Public Works and Charles H. Luce joined the Board of Registrars of Voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Danielb. Leonard
Cit
James H. Hathaway
Charles J. McGurk
William F. Williams
Benjamin B. Barney
Augustus DD. Piper
Daniel D. Briggs
Dmund O'Keefe
Liam B. Cook
Weekiel C. Gardiner
Robert ooffenden,Jr
James Delano
William B. Woods
Cornelius A. Webb
Matthew C. Julien
Isaac Bompins
Morgan Roth
Board of Public Works
Charles H. Luce
Board of Registrars of Voters
Yale Graduation Addresses Announced for May
The Yale graduation program lists two talks. President George Harris of Amherst College will deliver the main address on May 16, with the subject to be announced, and the commencement address will be given by Rev. Dr. Alexander McKenzie of Cambridge, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M’kenzie
YALE
Ntw Haven
Conn
George Harris
Amherst College
Alexander McKenzie
Cambridge
Mass
Watch Theft Arrest Reported in Waltham Case
Yesterday afternoon Inspectors Shields and Kelley and Officer Nagle arrested 61 year old French Swasey of 68 Church Street on a warrant. He is charged with larceny of six Waltham watches valued at 120 dollars from Freeman H. Kendall of 830 Washington Street where Swasey was employed. It is alleged he took the watches to show them but pawned them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shields and Kelley
Officer Nagle
Division 4
French Swasey
Church Street
Waltham
Freeman H. Kendall
Washington Street
Casey
Iron workers injured after barroom incident near Edinboro Street
Michael O'Brien and Matthew Sullivan, iron workers, sought aid at Emergency Hospital after a clash that left them bleeding. Dr Waugh sewed wounds described as scalp injuries. Friends conveyed that the attackers were men with a club. Victims returned home bandaged and vowed vengeance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael O’brien
Matthew Sullivan
Edinboro Street
Dr. Waugh
Sony
Local figure accepts challenge from G Genoud in grown world clash
Frederick W Morrison has accepted a challenge from G Genoud in a high profile contest. Genoud has built a reputation, and Morrison aims to test his strength in a public match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Morrison
Bay
G. Genoud Fa
Noud
Fan “Peatak
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