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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1900

Page

6

Bryan Campaign Echoes Across New England Halls

The Bryan tour drew a crowded Mechanics' Hall and a packed Faneuil Hall as ex-Governor Altgeld Senator Lentz and Williams spoke amid anti imperialist currents. Campaign plans for the national convention were discussed while New England mobilizes for further events in Lawrence and Portland.

Republic Qrargan Altgeld Diinois Planqueters Mark Hanna Bryan Lentz Mechanics’ Hall Boston Williams Aleeld George State Dedham Statesman Delagoa Bay Hay Europe Homeland A. C. Drinkwater McNary State Committee Faneuil Hall Callahan Paine Lawrence Portland New England Jones Milwaukee Kansas City Post Gamaliel Peneuil Hall

Liberty and the Nations Clash in Massachusetts Speech

George Fred Williams argues for industrial liberty and anti trusts, rails at Republican finance allies, cites Jefferson and Jackson, condemns imperial wars, and condemns English influence while urging Massachusetts voters to reject the current GOP path.

Hundred Speeches Echo During Closing Remarks

The speaker reads a parody about Rudyard Kipling while citing Dr. H Taylor of Chicago. The closing includes a parody titled We Have Forgot and references a course of a hundred speeches.

Dr. H. §. Taylor Chicago Rudyard Wipling

Bryan Speech Supports Lincoln Principles Against Trusts

Col Bryan addresses Republicans urging a return to Lincoln era ideals. He contrasts Lincoln with Hanna, warns against trusts and gold standard expansion, argues for state and federal action to curb monopolies, and urges a principled Filipino policy. He calls for treating Filipinos like Cubans and envisions liberty statues in the Orient.

Altgeld Praises New England Ideals in Boston Speech

Ex Governor Altgeld of Illinois addresses Boston audience praising New England as cradle of liberty. He lauds lofty ideals justice service and sacrifice by great men and women and urges the nation to demand honest patriotic men for its leadership.

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