Gages New Plan Aims to Strengthen Gold Standard Law
Secretary Gage advocates gold standard expansion and a Treasury reform including an issue and redemption division with 125 million dollars in gold and silver to back notes. The plan envisions 10 year bonds, national banks with fixed capital, and new circulating note rules to support credit while expanding bank note issuance.
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Washington
Gage
Banking and Currency Committee of
House
Treasury Department
Treasury
Committee On Banking and Currency of
O'Connell
The
United States
National Banking Association
New York
Hayes criticizes Curtis over Boston election board and nonpartisanship
Representative-elect Alfred S. Hayes of Ward 12 quotes Mr. Curtis urging Republican legislators to help make Boston a Republican city. Hayes accuses Curtis of appointing the original Board of Elections in his private office without party consultation to advance personal ends.
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Alfred S. Hayes
Ward 12
Curtis
Boston
Board of Elections
Fitzgerald Attacks Illicit Voting Claims And Arrest Warrant
Congressman Fitzgerald denounced alleged illegal registration at the Board of Aldermen probes. He cited 163 complaints by one man affecting voters in Wards 6 and 8, urged perjury charges against White, and reported a warrant to arrest him. The episode drew strong partisan cheers and controversy over suffrage integrity.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Riley
Rufus A. Flanders
Boston Associated Board of Trade
Quincy
Fitzgerald
Board of Elections
City Hall
Republican City Committee
White
Republican Committee
Ward 7
Dennison
Democratic City Committee
John H. Lee
Campaign speech condemns mudslinging and money influence
The Hon. Salem D. Charles denounces slinging mud and money in politics and rejects race and religious issue exploitation by Curtis and Riley. He proclaims his Protestant stance and urges candidates to stand by their own ground with courage.
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Salem D. Charles
Curtis
Riley
Italian Progressive Democratic Club forms in Boston
Large Italian American gathering in Carroll Hall endorses Josiah Quincy for Mayor and the Democratic aldermanic ticket. Joseph Saiminara elected president and Joseph Penin secretary with speeches by Frank Cowin Samuel Kasanos Michael Leonard John Drohan and John A Kelcher. An adjourned meeting is set for Sunday at 2 o clock in Carroll Hall Harrigan avenue.
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Boston
Carroll Hall
Josiah Quincy
Joseph Saiminara
Joseph Penin
Frank Cowin
Samuel Kasanos
Michael Leonard
John Drohan
John A. Kelcher
Carroll
Harrigan Avenue
Democratic Party
Boston Theatres Show Busy Holiday Lineup And Encore Visits
Margaret Mather stars Leah at the Boston Theatre with a strong supporting company and closes her Boston run Saturday. Tremont features The Professor's Love Story and a triple bill final. Theatrical Mechanics Association benefit in Boston Theatre yields praise and funds. Andrew Mack plans An Irish Gentleman after The Circus Girl at the Museum with no date set. Flynn and Sheridan present a mixed program at the Howard, while Coon Hollow at Bowdoin Square draws praise for Miss Dibden. Jim Hall dazzles in vaudeville at Grand. next week The Rancho King. Richard Mansfield to show The Devil's Disciple at Hollis December 27. Belle of New York returns to the Boston Theatre and Park for two weeks after The Girl From Paris. Francis Wilson cancels Waterbury opening to prepare Tremont Boston start. company relocates to Boston. Keith's features notable biographs and The Heart of Chicago heads to Columbia. Barry Thompson and Annie Carter headline Palace. La Reda performs at Austin & Stone's.
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Margaret Mather
Leah
Boston Theatre
Miss Mather
Boston
Willard
Tremont Theatre
Theatrical Mechanics’ Association
Andrew Mack
Flynn
Sheridan
the Howard
Grand Theatre
Richard Mansfield
Hollis
Shaw
Mansfield
New York
Park
Paris
Waterbury
Conn
Francis Wilson
Tremont
Wilson
Keith
Chicago
Columbia
Barry Thompson
Annie Carter
Annie Carter Are Among the Star Cards At the Palace
la Reda
Austin & Stone
Marble Cutters Endorse Mayor Quincy For Re election
The Journeymen Marble Cutters and Letters' Union met at Union Hall on Blackstone Street and endorsed Mayor Josiah Quincy for re election. The union praised his effort to end the sweating system in Boston public building contracts by requiring union labor.
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Faneuil Hall
Boston Journal
Democratic Party
Josiah Quincy
Riley
City Hall
Quincy
Boston
Colonel Doherty
Burke
Devlin
Painters’ Union 11
Dexter Hall
Organized Labor
Union Hall
Blackstone Street
Organization formed to back Edwin A. Curtis for Mayor
Last night at a South Boston business men convention an independent group was formed to support Edwin A. Curtis for mayor. Dr. John F. Young was elected president with T A Bresnahan, Maurice F. Horan, Thomas F. Phillips, and James J. O'Rourke as vice presidents. P F O'Brien chosen secretary.
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Boston
Edwin A. Curtis
John F. Young
T. A. Bresnahan
Boston Shoe Tool Company
Maurice F. Horan
M. F. Horan & Co
Thomas F. Phillips
T. F. Phillips & Co
James J. O’rourke
F. O'Rourke & Son
P. F. O’brien
Riley backed by Associates of Wards 20 at Field's Corner
The Associates of Wards 20 held a large meeting at Field's Corner with M. Mc Govern presiding. After debate the motion to support Thomas Riley for Mayor of Boston passed by a large majority and the group chose Aldermanic candidates while keeping the hall open nightly until election day.
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Field’s Corner
M. McGovern
Thomas Riley
Boston
Dalton Denounces Nomination Papers in East Boston
Tin H. Dalton of 230 Havre Street East Boston says his name appears on the Assistant Republican Candidates Riley list in error and declares support for Josiah Quincy for Mayor and the straight Democratic ticket.
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Globe
The
Boston Journal
Boston
Quincy
Ward 2
Riley
Josiah Quincy
Tin H. Dalton
Havre Street
East
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