Williams Attacks Party Lines In Newburyport Speech
In Newburyport on August 6 the audience heard Hon. George Fred Williams urge Democrats and Republicans to abandon fixed party lines. He argued a gold standard harms the nation and pressed for free silver, warning that monetary policy endangers industry and asks business leaders to consider truth over party.
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Newburyport
George Fred Williams
Arthur Withington
Esa
Williams
Whittier
E. Moody Boynton
Mr. Williams
Republic
Concord
Massachusetts
United States
Europe
France
M. Edouard Fougerol
National Bimetallic League
Germany
M. Charles Sdint
Armany
Holland
M. Jounart
England
Edmond Thery
M. Meline
Chamber
Senate
M. Loubet
St. Louis
William Henry Greenfell
The
Bimetallis League
Russia
India
Lombard Street
New England
Prize for best essay on teaching music in public schools
The Board of Trade reception honored Martha's Vined Summer Institute faculty and students. President Mowry announced Miss Louise E. Shumway of Worcester won the prize among ten essays.
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Cottage City
Board of Trade
Martha’s Vined
Mowry
Louise E. Shumway
Worcester
Yankee Clothing Co Sale on Dry Goods Bargains
A local clothing shop advertises drastic price cuts on men's garments and coats. English Cassimere pants drop to 77 cents from 3.50, Lest Cheviot suits to 3.45 from 12.50, Grade English Serge suits to 5.45 from 18, and thin coats to 33 cents. Wash suits reduced to 2.99. Sale at 91 Summer St this Saturday and Monday night.
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The
Yankef Clothing Co
Kneipp Foot-Walking Petition Reaches Parks
A Boston issue prints a tale of Kneipp advocates seeking park permission to walk barefoot at dawn or dusk on public lawns. The piece cites New York petitions and famous adherents, urging officials to designate a verdant area in Franklin Park, Boston Common, or the Public Garden for the practice.
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New York Park
Boston
Woerishofen
Father Knheipp
Woerld
Leo XIII
Vatican
Seo
Father Kneipp
New York
Kneipp
Kneipp Association
Franklin Park
Boston Common
Pattersion and Morning Dew Cure Praised by Kneipp
The text recalls Father Kneipp, a gray abbe from Woerishofen Bavaria who reportedly healed after studying morning dew. Pilgrims traveled to test his cures while a dawn grass parade with rolled garments attracted attention, offering a hygienic spectacle and substitute for beachgoers especially for girls unable to reach the beach.
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Kneipp
Woerishofen
Bavaria
Sion
Fair's Millions Trial Faces Prompt Start in California
The Fair will case, dead for years, moves toward trial after months of legal skirmishing. About $20,000,000 is at stake in California's largest suit, with motions, demurrers, and cross complaints delaying proceedings. A stolen will and a widow claiming $1.5 million by marriage contract add to the drama as new deeds surface.
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Massachusetts
United States
Wall Street
Rothschilds of
London
New York
Paris
Berlin
Treasury
Europe
Daniel Webster
Chicago
San Francisco
Fair Will
Fair
California
North Shore cottagers fete draws 300 plus guests at Winthrop hall
A grand summer party at Ocean Spray Bijou in Winthrop drew over 300 ladies and gentlemen. The event featured tasteful decorations and a homegrown orchestra led by Leo J. Lyons with D E Ahern as an assistant. A large reception committee and many out-of-town guests accompanied a lively program, including a testimonial concert for Bob Evans at Parker Hall Beachmont.
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Winthrop
North Shore
Strachan
Leo J. Lyons
D. E. Ahern
D. BE. Ahern
William E. Murphy
C. —H. Wadleigh
Boston
John Miller
Mary L. Miller
Alice T. Miller
Joseph J. Miller
J. A. Kiggin
Catherine Kiggin
Katie Mack
Annie Quinn
J. Birmingham
H. Quinn
Frank J. Keenan
Frank J. Dowling
B. J. Flannigan
Harold Rogers
George C. McLeod
Catherine Donovan
J. J. Hennessey
Harriet Williams
C. C. Hildreth
Flossie Averill
H. Cheyne
Minnie Ireland
Catherine McGeoy
Henry Wyzanski
B. Greenfield
Philadelphia
Aleida Troeder
A. Troeder
J. J. Devereux
Frank Dowlan
Annie F. Bowes
Kathrine G. Moran
Mary C. Bowes
August Seaver
Thomas Lavelle
Joseph F. Murphy
Isadore Klaus
Francis J. Murphy
Neil J. Murphy
John I. Brown
Etta Duggan
Nellie Duggan
Fourth attempt ends life in Wiscasset barn
Mantel Ca ton of near Wiscasset Maine was found dead hanging from a barn beam. This marked his fourth attempt at suicide.
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Wiscasset
Mantel
Caton
Moore Bros. Tangled in Diamond Match Property Crisis
Chicago stock exchange delays opening as a sub committee probes the Diamond Match property held by Moore Bros. The Moores report progress but await negotiations with local and Eastern bankers. President Jamesson says investigators need time for a thorough job. The governing committee adjourned without settling the dispute or opening the exchange.
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Chicago
Stock Exchange
Moore Bros
W. H
J. H. Moore
Moores
Exchange
J H. Moore
Jamesson
the Stock Exchange
The Yankee Clothing Company Spring Clearance Sale
Enormous spring sale at The Yankee Clothing Company 01 Summer St. featuring bargains on men’s suits shirts coats and hats. Prices like $2.50 shoes $6.00 suits cut to under $5 and many items slashed for a brief clearance rush with mail orders welcome.
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Fauntleroy
I.ice
Onte
Yankew Clothing Company
Summer St
Notivte
Fort Warren sports day highlights and parade review
The report covers results from tug of war with Fort Warren winning, half mile runs, and lists officials including Captain Nutter and Major Merriam. Governor Wolcott attended, inspected guns on the ramparts, and reviewed the troops in foggy, rainy conditions. Visitors and logistical details for a mothers day at the fort are noted with transport from Snow's Arch wharf.
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Eaton
Ostby
Fort Warren
Morgan
Hogan
Hanson
Mack
White
Coulson
Hiison
O'Marrow
Devitt
Zulauf Anthor
W. Hoover
Boardman
Battery A
Hurley
Hemmenway
Nutter
Battery C
Dana
Merriam
Paine
Swan
Hall
Lovell’s Island
Wolcott
Mathews
Governor Wolcott
Alexander
National Guards of Washington
Brackett
Woodruff
Bates
Cutts
Naval Brigade
Lovelli’s Island
Snow’s Arch Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
Boarder Suspected in Cambridge Theft Case
Arthur J. Ross of 189 Rindge Avenue North Cambridge reported yesterday morning that most of his clothing was stolen from his room. Two other boarders had rooms entered with clothes and money taken. A young man boarder who was staying there is missing and is the suspected culprit.
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Arthur J. Ross
Rindge Avenue
Cambridge
Shakers Celebrate Landmark in Shirley Land and Heritage
The Shirley Society of Shakers marks the 122nd anniversary of Mother Anne Lee and adherents landing at Shirley. Shaker possessions span about 2500 acres in a prized town area. Elder John Whiteley nears age 80 yet remains a sharp businessman.
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Shirley
Anne Lee
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