Bryan Sewall Williams Campaign Fired Up in Wakefield
In Wakefield on August 14 a large Armory hall audience heard Timothy W. Coakley of Boston expound the Bryan Sewall Williams campaign. He attacked moneyed power and urged war on usurers while praising Bryan and Williams and urging creation of a Bryant and Sewall Club.
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Wakefield
Armory Hall
Timothy W. Coakley
Boston
C. N. Locklin
Democratic Town Committee
William F. Young
Coakley
Tollows
Democrats
America
Massachusetts
Chicago
United States
United States of America
Merrimac Street
New England
Lincoln
Wall Street
London
Atlantic
Boston booms with Bryan Sewall Williams club plan
Boston political headquarters buzzes over a national committee move to oust the Massachusetts state chairman and appoint a provisional campaign body. George Fred Williams and Williams club aides would decide, with Linwood S Pratt possibly fitted in. Bryan may visit only if the club says so, per physician advised limits.
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James H. Mellen
Worcester
Boston
New York
William J. Bryan
Jones
National Committee
Gorman
Mr. Mellen
Bryan
George Fred Williams
Bryan-Sewall-Williams Club
Massachusetts State Committee
State Committee
Williams
Massachusetts
Mr. Williams
New England
Alexander Troupe
Connecticut
Bradley Smalley
Vermont
Linwood S. Pratt
Mellen
Messrs
Mr. Bryan
Jones and Gorman
St. John
Bryan-Sewall-Williams
John B. Moran
Matthews
John B
Young Men’s Democratic Club
John C. Cobb
Business Men’s
John D. Emmons
Sound ‘Money Democracy
Hall
Dennison
Magee
Democratic City Committee
Lawrence
Sewall
Tenth Congressional District
Harry Atwood
Bryan’s Vacation Plans Signal Westward Campaign
Bryan set for Irvington on the Hudson as guest of John Brisbane Walker, with Buffalo and Erie stops planned before Lincoln to be formally notified by the silver party. He may visit Bath and New England, then continue westward, doubtfully extending a New England campaign. A sail to Coney Island followed by talks with Senator Jones precede departure for Washington.
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New York
Bryan
Irvington On
the-Hudson
John Brisbane Walker
Buffalo
N. Y
Erie
Penn
Lincoln
Neb
Silver Party
New England
Sewall
Bath
Irvington
Upper Red Hook
Cleveland
Free coinage debate with President Andrews letter
The Rev Henry W Pinkham of Denver asks President Andrews at Brown University five questions on free coinage of silver. Andrews replies, endorsing parity, noting gold hoarding would lessen, asserting no foreign silver influx, predicting improved credit after free coinage, and arguing the press and money power seek to suppress truth about silver. The letter closes with hopeful prospects and Beckin N Andrews's sign-off.
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Denver
Col
Henry W. Pinkham
First Baptist Church
Andrews
Brown University
United States
Pinkham
Japan
London
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Beben N. Andrews
Wyman Strike Indorsed by Boston Waiters Alliance
At a meeting on 16 Howard street the Boston Waiters Alliance endorsed the Wyman sandwich depots strike and pledged financial support for striking workers. Delegates to the Central Labor Union were directed to present the case to organized labor in Boston to seek cooperation for an amicable settlement.
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Boston Waiters’ Alliance
Howard Street
Wyman
Central Labor Union
Boston
Vicinity
Timothy H. Coakley Named Opponent in Ward 139 Race
The report states Timothy H. Coakley, residing in Ward 139, will be his opponent in the upcoming race, confirming the contest's local political matchup.
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Timothy H. Coakley
Shelby to Crittenden letter urges McKinley and sound money
Washington dispatch reports an open letter from General Jo Shelby to ex Governor Crittenden now consul general to Mexico. Shelby criticizes Crittenden for backing silver and urges Republicans to support McKinley and sound money. He denounces Chicago platform as Populist and warns it would doom the Democratic party. He names Pryan Sewall and Watson as alternative choices for silver supporters.
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Washington
Jo Shelby
Cleveland
District of Missouri
Crittenden
Mexico
Shelby
McKinley
Republican Committee
Altgeld
Stone
Tillman
Democratic Party
Chicago
Pryan
Sewall
Watson
Cockran Willing to Debate Bryan on Silver Question
At Democratic Honest Money League of America HQ in Bryan New York on August 14, Bourke Cochran expressed willingness to meet Presidential candidate Bryan in a debate on the silver issue at any time and place Bryan preferred. The request originated from the Central New York Chautauqua Assembly asking for arrangement at Assembly Park.
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New York
Democratic Honest Money League of America
Bourke Cockran
Bryan
Democratic Honest Money League
Chautauqua Assembly
League
Cochran
Assembly Park
Candidate Bryan Open to Debating Silver Question
In reply, the quarters stated that if Candidate Bryan wished to debate the silver issue he would be ready to meet at any time.
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Quarters
Bryan
Bryan Plans Move From New York to Irvington on the Hudson
Mr. Bryan told newspaper men he will depart New York Central at 10 45 tomorrow morning to Irvington on the Hudson where he will be a weekend guest of John Brisbane Walker. He and Mrs. Bryan then travel to Upper Red Hook for a week or ten days of hosting by Mr. and Mrs. E C Perrin.
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New York
Bryan
New York Central Road
Irvington
Hudson
John Brisbane Walker
Upper Red Hook
N. Y
E. C. Perrin
Perrin
Jacksonville
Ill
Fear of fire and water crisis grips Winthrop town
The Post reports Winthrop faces a prolonged water shortage with no clear leakage source. Residents fear fire danger, while officials dispute leaks, push for town water use rights, and consider taking pipes from Revere Water Company to secure supply.
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Winthrop
Ocean
Post
Boston
A. S. Burnham
Revere Water Company
Revere
Burnham
Trimount Avenue
Revere Company
Selectman Craib
Shirley Gut
Selectmen
Magee’s Corner
Tewkesbury
Fire Department
Great Head
Mr. Burnham
Sewall's Son Opens Republican Campaign in Foxcroft
In Foxcroft square, Foxcroft, Harold M. Sewall of Bath, son of A. M. Sewall, Democratic VP candidate, addressed a large rally. The event began with two flag raisings, and Sewall spoke mainly on finance and tariff questions.
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Foxcroft
Piscataquis County
Foxcroft Square
Harold M. Sewall
Bath
A. M. Sewall
Ex Senator Dawes Speaks on Free Silver in Pittsfield
The Walcott and Crane Club at Republican headquarters drew over 500 attendees for an address by ex Senator Henry L. Dawes. Lawyer M. B. Warner presided as Dawes reviewed the U S monetary history and argued in favor of the Republican ticket.
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Pittsfield
Walcott and Crane Club
Republican
M. B. Warner
Henry L. Dawes
Government moves to stop neutral law violations at sea
Acting Attorney General Conrad said the government is using all powers to prevent breaches of U S neutrality laws. Instructions go to suspected points where vessels may fit out for filibustering against Cuba and four ships are watched by revenue cutters: Dauntless Commodore Three Friends Laurada. State and Treasury cooperate with Justice, while Senor de Lome presses consuls at major ports to alert authorities.
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Washington
Conrad
United States
Cuba
United States Revenue
Dauntless
Commodore
Friends
Laurada
State Department
Treasury Department
Department of Justice
Senor de Lome
New Consuls in Cuba Face No Delay in Duties
Washington explains that despite reports General Weyler barred two newly promoted American consuls at Sagua and Cardenas from acting until exequaturs arrive. In Cuba, absence of advanced recognition will not hinder American interests as the consuls already hold full authority under their former commissions to handle emergencies.
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Washington
Madrid
Weyler
Sagua
Cardenas
State Department
Canada
Cuba
Subway Danger Prompted Police Board Action on Tremont Street
Chairman Martin of the police board urged the Mayor to halt heavy teaming on Tremont street near the subway excavations due to sinking street beds and tracks. Patrolman Lewey reported timber bracing giving way in the Tremont street shaft near School street, narrowly averting accidents. The board called for stricter travel restrictions and limited heavy teams to delivery of merchandise to the street line or subway work.
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Martin
Police Board
Tremont Street
Lewey
School Street
Labor Day Parade Organizers Plan Central Union Lineup
The Labor Day committee of the Central Labor Union met at 45 Eliot Street and voted to report progress. It has made preliminary parade arrangements and asks all participating organizations to notify the committee to receive line positions. Delegates from nonparading groups are asked to march with the Central Labor Union.
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Labor Day Committee
Central Labor Union
Eliot Street
Central Labor Union Division
Girl Florence Collings Found Safe With Parents
Florence May Collings missing from 38 Cottage Street East Boston since August 1 has been located and returned to her parents. Officer Clegg of Division 7 found her in South Boston where she had been boarding. She had been employed by the Boston Book Bindery at 112 Beach Street for several days.
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Florence May Collings
Cottage Street
Boston
Officer Clegg
Division 7
Des Florence
Boston Book Bindery
Beach Street
Oriental traveler Waterman arrested for tampering with mails
Rev Dr H B Waterman of Oak Park Ill an oriental traveler and Palestine lecturer was arrested by U S Deputy Marshal Buch in Chautauqua N Y for tampering with the mails. He allegedly unscrewed the front of a call box he owned and helped himself. Waterman was taken to Jamestown jail.
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Chautauqua
N. Y
H. B. Waterman
Oak Park
Ill
United States
Buch
Waterman
Jamestown
Worcester Woman Jailed After Gas Death Attempt
Miss Rosa Lind Everson, who says she belongs in Worcester, is held in Biddeford police custody awaiting arraignment on a street walking charge. Authorities report she has made several threats to end her life after a fall suicide attempt at the Eagle House in Portland by turning on the gas.
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Biddeford
Rosalind Everson
Worcester
Eagle Hote
Portland
Speed Trials Across Cities Featuring Butler and Callahan
The morning included preliminaries for one and two mile cycling events with over 2000 spectators. Tom Butler and Arthur Gardiner led one mile championships with fast times, while Tom Cooper and Louis Callahan posted notable results in national and open professional rounds.
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Tom Cooper
Detroit
Louis Callahan
Buffalo
A. D. Kennedy
Chicago
Tom
Nat Butler
L. C. Johnson
Cleveland
Ray McDonald
New York
O. P. Bernhardt
Toledo
GC. Lehrien
Arthur Gardiner
W. ©. Sanger
Milwaukee
Tom Butler
Boston
William Coburn
St. Louis
Owen Kimble
F. H
Allen
W. E. Becker
T. C. Bald
A.’. Kenney
Jesse Curry
Willie Coburn
R. C. Coulter
Karl Thome
Ed McKeen
FE. J. Daubert
B. B. Stevens
H. W. Middendorf
Ed Fichtner
Frank Eberhart
J. J. R. Howard
F. R. Hattersley
W. H. Seaton
Charles Kolb
E. W. Peabody
Albert J. Ewing
Fred Schrien
Charles Hofer
Otto Zeigler
E. S. Akers
E. C. Belt
Fred. Schriene
Otto Ahinted
O. L. Stevens
Cas
B. C. Johnson
Don Baker
W. E. Lum
P. J. Bornwasser
E. D. Fichtner
F. R.hatterster
Ralph Samberg
L. Eberhart
Worth Comings
Jay Eaton
Wells
Obituary of Arthur Amory Codman of Boston
Arthur Amory Codman, 63, of Boston died yesterday at his Laurensburg Rhine chateau. Funeral to be held in Bristol Rhode Island. He was son of Henry Codman, Boston lawyer, born in 1833, trained in William Ropes & Co. and William Codman & Co. He spent years abroad, wife Belknap survives, two Bristol sisters. Also obituary note: James F. Gleason, 28, private secretary to President Nickerson of the Mexican Central railroad, died at 524 Broadway South Boston. He had worked ten years with the line and spent four years in Mexico. nephew of the late Hon. Thomas J. Fitzgerald, former South Boston senator.
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Arthur Amory Codman
Boston
Laurensburg
Rhine
United States
Bristol
R. I
Codman
Henry Codman
Roxbury
Arthur Codman
William Ropes & Co
William Codman & Co
James F. Gleason
President Nickerson
Mexican Central Railroad
Mary Fitzgerald
Broadway
South Boston
Mexico
Thomas J., Fitzgerald
American Wringer Co Advertises Wringers and Sweepers
The American Wringer Company lists offerings at 13 and 15 Broadway extension and 29 and 31 Corn Hill Boston. They provide all kinds of wringers and Bissell carpet sweepers with repairs called for and delivered without extra charge. Write or telephone Tremont 764.
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American Wringer Company
Broadway Extension
Cornhill
Boston
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