Williams Sees Indiana Going Democratic in 1896
George Fred Williams predicts Indiana will vote Democratic to sweep McKinley from office. He travels from Indiana to Cleveland and plans to campaign in Massachusetts noting New England voters are “sand tuckers” who vote Republican only every four years. He cites imperialism as the Democratic issue and denies gubernatorial ambitions in any state.
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George Pred Williams
New England
Indiana
Bay
McKinley
George Fred Williams
Williams
Cleveland
East
Massachusetts
Mr. Williams
Standard Oil Company
Quincy in Politics After England Return Feels Banquet and Governor Hopes
Ex mayor Josiah Quincy, first vice president of Boston Democratic city committee, plans to organize the party on return from England. Friends expect a large October banquet with 300 leaders, urging Bryan and Stevenson support, and some hint at a possible gubernatorial nomination.
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Quincy
England
Josiah Quincy
Democratic City Committee
Boston
Patrick A. Collins
Collins
Boston Democracy
New York
Bryan
Stevenson
Towne to Withdraw From Ticket and Stevenson Substitution
The Chicago American reports that Charles A. Towne of Minneapolis will withdraw within two weeks and Stevenson will be substituted as Populist vice presidential candidate. Towne plans a letter of decline from Duluth to the Populists' national committee detailing his reasons.
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Chicago
Chicago American
Bryan
Charles A. Towne
Minneapolis
Stevenson
Towne
Duluth
Goldstein Denounces British Voters' Association Moves to Boston Common
Socialist Labor leader David Goldstein along with allies quits the British Voters' Association meeting. He plans to address British Americans at Boston Common on Sunday at 4 PM from the Karl Marx class platform, claiming the new movement seeks personal gain and criticizing its leaders.
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David Goldstein
Socialist Labor Party
Socialist Democratic Party
British Voters’ Association
New Movement
Goldstein
Boston Common
David
Cubans Decide to Travel to New York by Water
Cuban teachers will travel to New York by water after rail rates failed to meet expectations. The Burnside ship heads to Manila. Pennsylvanian rates were accepted. The plan may delay Niagara Falls and Washington trips while funds allow.
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New York
Transpot
Frye
Cuba
Burnside
Manila
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cambridge
New Haven
Hartford
Albany
Pennsylvania
Niagara Falls
Among the Teachers in Cambridge Cuban Visitors Cherished
The Cuban teachers nearing departure from America reflect on a delightful Cambridge stay. They praise a grand concert for Cuban instructors with Elena De Ollega and Miss Levy receiving warm applause. Many receptions and classes filled their visit, including a notable gathering for Miss Anna Maroa Bowero.
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Cambridge
America
Cuba
Elena de Ollega
Elena
Anna Maroa Bowero
Bowero
Senorita Pilar Lluy
Break in Roxbury Residence Reported in Dorchester Area
Thieves entered the home of Mrs. William Allen at 3 Brookside Avenue using false keys and stole jewelry including a diamond ring a chased gold ring gold studs a brooch and bracelets set with rubies. The break occurred yesterday as Roxbury and Dorchester neighborhoods reported continuing housebreakings.
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Rox
Dorchester
William Allen
Brookside Avenue
Anamond
Amazing Omega Oil Foot Rub Promised Here
Sore feet are blamed for all problems and Omega Oil is advertised as the cure. The copy urges thorough daily rubbing to restore feet, promising painless walking and improved well being for men women and children alike.
Lyford Named Naval Officer for Boston Port in Hoyt Guardian Take
Char lestown N H Aug 3 Hoyt plans to apply today for a guardian and business agent with James O Lyford of Concord NH named for the post His selection has broad approval among Hoyts friends and associates Lyford met Hoyt and Dickinson in Charlestown and will be represented by Holt Dickenson Kenney McManus and Charlestown citizens in the guardianship filing.
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Charlestown
N. H
Charles H. Hoyt
Hartford
Mr. Hoyt
Hoyt
New Hampshire
Mr. Lyford
Dickinson
Allen Hollis
Streeter, Walker & Hollis
Concord
Frank McKee
Howe & Hummel
New York
McKee
Herbert Holt
Claremont
Dickingon
Kenney
Hartford, Conn
Harry McManus
Conn
Y. Lyford
Port
Boston
Dooley's Horse Aged Boston Trader Tracked by Agent
An octogenarian horse trader Pat Dooley, known for poor bets, loses a case in Boston Municipal Court as Agent Langland cites extreme decrepitude of a horse named Pat Dooley claimed to be on a repair contract. The article notes Langland’s 30 year watch and Dooley's history of cheap sales at Brighton.
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Pat Dooley
Dooley
Finley Peter Dunne
Langian
Brighton
Langland
Orstel
Boston
PaoLt
White Dental
Washington St
RH. White Co
Ttes Dental
Funeral for Delos E. Goldsmith Held at Post Island
The funeral of Delos E. Goldsmith former real estate editor of the Herald was set for 11:15 this morning at his home on Post Island Quincy. A memorial committee including Walter E. Adams John Cutler C F Gettemy and H S Crosskill issued resolutions praising his cheerful personality and high integrity and offered condolences to his wife and family.
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Delos E. Goldsmith
The
Herald
Post Island
Quincy
South
Hough
Goldsmith
John Cutler
Walter E. Adams
C. F. Gettemy
H. S. Crosskill
Mr. Goldsmith
Boston Herald
Government to curb immigrant import through Canada
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Taylor moves toward initiating a broad effort to halt undesirable immigrants entering the U S via Canada. He will travel to Boston and then to his destination, escorted by Commissioner General of Immigration Powderly. The aim is to investigate alleged widespread violations of immigration laws.
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New York
Addicks Republicans call for state convention delegates
The Addicks faction of the Union Republicans posted notices in Dover urging a primary to elect delegates for a State convention in Dover on Aug. 6. The regular Dupont Republicans had set their convention for Aug. 23, a date now superseded by the change.
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Dover
Del
Union Republicans
Addicks
Dupont
Dooley Fined In Horse Trading Case At Local Court
Dooley faced the Stunicipal Court and was fined 10 dollars after Agent Langlan pursued the case over a horse dispute. The judge noted Dooley’s contempt for justice but allowed the fine to stand as the horse owner sought return of the animal and costs for feed during its care.
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Dooley
Agent Langlan
Charlestown
Postum Cereal Beverages Replace Coffee for Health
A reader recounts severe constipation and bilious stomachs from coffee, credits Postum Cereal Food Coffee with recovery after switching, and notes growing local use. The letter claims many others in the area are adopting Postum, with stores stocking it widely. Page J. M. G., Box 72, Jefferson.
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Postum
Jefferson
Solar Baking Powder Proves Worth the Price
The article argues against paying more for inferior goods and promotes Solar Baking Powder as the purest cream of tartar option with the strongest leavening power. It notes you use less of it and that Solar is sold at lower prices since it is not made by the trust.
Lieutenant Governor Bates Shaves Off Whiskers in Gloucester
The Gloucester barber shaved Lt. Gov. Bates last Saturday, leaving him unrecognizable in Boston. Bates says the cut was routine and painless, though he hopes readers keep it confidential. He jokes about losing the Vanderbilt label and notes no confirmed offer for the barber to remove the whiskers.
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Bates
Mr. Bates
Post
Tremont Building
Curtis Guild, Jr
St. Paul
Crane
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Gloucester
Pepiis
Campaign speakers to visit Maine and New York
National headquar ters reports a Maine campaign slate with Postmaster General C Emory Smith in Skowhegan on Sept 5 and Senator Fairbanks visiting Bangor Rockland and Portland in August. Other speakers include Governors Atkinson and Davis, Evans, Grosvenor, Russell, Kerr, Moody, McCall, Guild, Barrett, Du Bois, Coburn, Morse, Harris, Litchman, Williams and H f Hodge. Senator Lodge plans to focus on national committee after Sept 15. Fairbanks to cover Indiana last weeks of campaign.
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New York
Hanna
National
Scott
Maine
Charles Emory Smith
Skowhegan
Senator Fairbanks
Bangor
Rockland
Portland
G. W. Atkinson
West Virginia
Cushman K. Davis
Henry Clay Evans
Charles F. Grosvenor
Ohio
Charles A. Russell
Connecticut
Kerr
William H. Moody
W. McCall
Curtis Guild
Massachusetts
John Barrett
Siam
James I. du Bois
Andrew J. Coburn
Wilber Morse
John H. Harris
Pennsylvania
Charles H. Litchman
New Jersey
Oscar F. Williams
J. Hampton Hdge
Virginia
Lodge
National Committee
Indiana
Deaths in Natick Quincy and Boston Notices
Obituaries note the death of George F Peckham aged 45 years 11 months 20 days of Natick Massachusetts. Delos E Goldsmith dies at Quincy on August 2 at his residence. Captain F Johnson of the yacht Paoli dies at Boston aged 32 years 8 months 2 days with funeral plans from 436 Commercial Street.
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Peckham
Natick
George F. Peckham
Neval
Goldsmith
Quincy
Delos E. Oocenth
Talané
Captain F. Johnson
Paoli
Mercial Street
Boston
Aus
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George H. Worthley
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Brookline Board of Selectmen
J. A. Walsh
St. Patrick's Church
St. Mary's Infant Asylum
Roxbury
Brooks
Guantanamo
Fernandez
Havana
Vendeall
Porto Rico
St. John’s Seminary
Miss Lilly
Omega Oil
Lyford
Boston Port
Guardian
P.C. A
Thomas Langlan
MR. Dooley
Herald Associates
Canada
Will Stump
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