Tariff foes rail at McKinley bill and election powers
The speaker denounces the McKinley tariff as a siege on liberty raising duties on coarse goods and linen, claims the reciprocity clause surrenders Congress guidance, and warns that the President may tax and remand without Congress. He cites Massachusetts' stance and appeals to O'Neil and Andrew as allies.
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Elections Committee
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Andrew
Democratic Faith in War Heroes and the 1892 Campaign
A sermon praises soldiers who served the country and laments Republican prospects in 1892. It cites Massachusetts Bay and Bunker Hill and says the Democratic party will advance with the flag and constitution. The speaker foresees a nationwide wail of misfortune for Republicans when November arrives.
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Democratic Party
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King’s Mountain
Saratoga
Valley Forge
Yorktown
Parliamentarian critique roils over tariff policy and caucus power
Congressman O Neil denounces parliamentary bulldozing in Congress while debating tariff paths. He cites Wolcott and McKinley as opposing visions, rousing cheers as he attacks party methods. Governor Russell closes with defense of Democrats and Jeffersonian principles amid Republican club reflections.
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Blaine
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Maine
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Democratic Party
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Pension Department
Jefferson
Colored People's Convention Elects Officers in Massachusetts
The Massachusetts Citizens Equal Rights Association held its annual convention at Zion Church with 140 delegates. Officers elected include President E H Walker Boston, vice presidents J H Greenleaf Lynn G A Busby Worcester A A Kiner Cambridge Richard Crump Watertown, secretary W G Armstrong, assistant secretary R H Hobson, treasurer W H Burns. A petition claimed discrimination against the colored military company and the governor referred the matter to the Board of Aldermen. The convention adjourned after discussion.
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Massachusetts Citizens’ Equal Rights Association
Zions Church
Dupree
E.H. Walker
Boston
Vicce
J. H. Greenleaf
Lynn
G. A. Busby
Worcester
A. A. Kiner
Cambridge
Richard Crump
Watertown
W. G. Armstrong
R. H. Hobson
W. H. Burns
Death of General Spinola in Washington April 14
Congressm an Spinola died at 1 25 o'clock this morning born at Stony Brook New York in 1821 educated at an academy he was a New York alderman six times in the Assembly for six years and the Senate for four he was a delegate to the 1860 Democratic national convention in Charleston he served in the Civil War commanded volunteers and later returned to New York politics culminating in service in the Fiftieth Fifty-first and Fifty-second Congresses as a Democrat.
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Spinola
Washington
Stony Brook
L. L
New York City
Assembly of New York
Senate
Charleston
Worker Falls Thirty-Five Feet at Bradley Fertilizer Works
Michael Walsh of 54 Fleet Street fell thirty five feet from a staging while at work at Bradley Fertilizer Works in North Weymouth yesterday forenoon. He sustained both legs broken and was brought to the city on the steamer P. B. Bradley and admitted to City Hospital.
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Fleet Street
Bradley Fertilizer Works
Weymouth
P. B. Bradley
City Hospital
San Francisco Stocks Closing April 13 1900s era list
San Francisco stocks report lists prices for many mining shares including Ophir Potosi Chollar Savage Crown Point Gould & Curry Hale & Norcross Sierra Nevada Yellow Jacket and more with small changes from early April. Market movement appears modest with several equities around two to four dollars.
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Medea
Ccc
Ae Best & Belcher
Bouic
Ceseees
Potosi
Savage
Cala & Vas
Sierra Nevada
Crown Point
Pelo Con
Gould & Curryecaes
Hale & Norcross
Yellow Jacket
Why Finish the Public Library Costs Explored
The Joint Standing Committee on the Public Library reports city officials and trustees debated completing the library project. It outlines earlier plans, delays, and cost increases from initial estimates to over two million dollars, with focus on what is needed to finish for occupancy and the pressures shaping final figures.
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Weston Lewis
City Hall
Lewis
S. A. B. Abbott
Library Board
Prince
New Latin High School
van Brunt
Whitmore
Latin High School
Clough
President Abbott
Mr. Abbott
Mr. Lewis
Labor and Capital in Bocton Strike and Bradford Uprising
Bocton painters and decorators strike after a Sunday mass meeting in Wells Hall with estimates of 800 strikers, though reports vary. Many workers are from suburbs like Brookline, while large local firms report no disruption as meetings continue daily. In Bradford, Manningham Mills strikers clash with police as 5000 join protests, with arrests, injuries, and renewed plans for further meetings amid a townwide uproar.
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Weils Memorial Hall
Knights of Labor
Wells Memorial Hall
Kneeland
Local Assembly
L. J. Wingate
Weston & Putnam
L. F. Perry
E. Hewlinson
A. H. Davenport
Mystic Wharf
Roughan Brothers
Bradford
Eng
Manningham Millis
Sanders
Rédterdam
Tiffet
St. George's Hall
General Green B. Raum Seriously Ill at Grand Pacific
Cubano reports General Green B. Raum United States Commissioner of Pensions is seriously ill at the Grand Pacific Hotel.
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Green B. Raum
United States Commissioner of Pensions
Grand Pacific Hotel
Weather Forecast Indications for New England and Nearby States
The Weather Indications forecast for Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut and Eastern New York predicts fair weather with light rain scattered Wednesday and Tuesday night. Southerly winds and warmer temperatures are noted, with stationary readings in parts of New England.
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Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Weather Outlook for New England and Central U.S.
Southern New England will be clear tonight with increasing clouds and warmer southerly winds. Northern New England expected to stay fair with a chance of light showers at night, winds southwest, slight temperature change. Wednesday looks cloudy with possible light rain, southeast to east winds and cooler temperatures. A southeast low pressure system, now from Texas to St. Lawrence, brings cloudiness and scattered rain across the central States and Great Lakes region.
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Marquette
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Mississippi
Indian Territory
Dodge City
Kan
Sailors Supper at Seamen's Chapel Jamaica Plain
At the Seamen's Chapel 175 Hanover the Central Congregational Church held an entertainment and supper for sailors. The program featured Miss Steadman Mrs Williams Miss Chamberlain Mrs Withington and others with Rev John E Tuttle delivering instructive remarks. Socials are monthly drawing 100 to 200 seamen from eight to ten nationalities. Tickets are free via Mr A Roberts missionary who distributes on ships and at boarding houses.
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Hanover Street
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Jamaica Plain
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Chamberlain
Withington
Charles Keyes
B. Capen
Whittemore
John E. Tuttle
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