Williams Speech at Boston Rally Sparks Democratic Pride
Williams defends his record, denounces vilification, and urges party unity at Faneuil Hall and outdoor rally. Cheers erupt when supporters pledge Republican votes for governor and when speakers praise Chicago convention gains. Jaquith frames Chicago as returning a democratic party to the people amid attacks by trusts and money power.
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William J. Bryan
Wendell Phillips
West
Jere O'Sullivan
Williams
Boston
Chicago
George Fred
Thomas F. Doherty
Mr. Williams
Massachusetts
Corporan
Maguire
Webster
Liberty
John Bull
Philip J. Doherty
Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Lincoln
East
George F. Williams
South
New York
Republi
Silver and reform rally at Boston's Faneuil Hall
A rousing Democratic meeting at Faneuil Hall honors the Chicago platform's push for bimetallism and silver coinage at 16 to 1. Speakers praise Bryan, Williams, and Sewall, denounce money monopolists, and call for united action across North and South to restore economic justice.
Worcester Politician Courts Gold Backing in Faneuil Hall Speech
Hon James H Mellen of Worcester advocates a pro gold stance while railing at wealth influence in politics. He cites legislative moves seen as eroding political rights and frames current aid to the greenback faction as part of a broader Democratic power struggle. J T O Sullivan of Lawneeen supports the cause, recalling Chicago convention tensions and criticizing internal Massachusetts party dynamics.
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James H. Mellen
Worcester
Boston
Harry J. Jaquith
Mellen
Jackson
Haaman
Bryan
Anteus
Wiliam J. Bryan
Nebraska
Mr. Bryan
South
Eckels
Washington
Chicago
Hill
New York
United States
Democratic Party
T. J. Coakley
Faneuil Hall
America
Republic
St. Louis
O'Sullivan
O’gara
Massachusetts
Francis Curran
Woburn
Frank K. Foster
Webster
William Jennings Bryan
James HH
Ellen
Sam Adams
J. _T. O'SUVAN
J. T. O'Sullivan
Lawneeen
Faneuil
David B. Hii
Maguire
Hair mattresses order at 63 and 65 Hanover Boston
An advertisement from W Wheeler & Co Manufacturers at 63 and 65 Hanover Street Boston opposite the American House offers hair mattresses in two parts weighing 40 pounds each for ten dollars with best tick and full ease, available at four o'clock.
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W. Wheeler & CO
Hanover St
Boston
American House
Dedham Celebrates George Williams Welcome Parade
A large crowd greeted Hon. George Fred Williams upon return to Dedham. The 7:40 express arrived at Park Square as cheers, band music, and a police escorted procession ushered him toward Faneuil Hall. Leaders included Pa Meilen, Jere miah T. O'Sullivan, John O'Gara, and Henry Jaquith amid flags and portraits.
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George Fred Willams
Dedham
Dedham Express
Park Square
Williams
Bryan
Meilen
Worcester
Mr. Willams
Faneuil Hall
Stone
Mr. Williams
James H. Dlellen
Jeremiah T. O'Sullivan
Lawrence
John O’gara
Henry T. Jaquith
John J. Hoar
Roxbury
Harry Lloyd
Frank K. Foster
George E. McNeill
Bath
Arthur Sewall
Chicago
Bibber
Chandler
Portland
We Greet Our Champion Massachusetts Idol George Fred Williams
The old and the new of democracy are echoed as labor voices are heard in reception for George Fred Williams. The event highlights Williams' role and the era’s political dynamics engaging labor interests in Massachusetts.
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Jeremiah T. O'Sullivan
Maguire
Massachusetts
George Fred Williams
Procession Route Through Boston Crowds Cheer Williams Rally
The parade moved along Boylston Tremont School and Washing to Adams square and Faneuil Hall with a loud ovation. Notables including Hobart Bailey Hal ley Donahue Pillar Coakley and Curran joined the cheers as George Fred Williams was honored. A driver’s coach carried an eight year old child amid fireworks as the reception stayed intense until 8 10 PM when Williams reached Faneuil Hall for ratification.
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Boylston
Tremont
School
Washingto Race
Adams Square
Faneuil
Parker House
Hobart
Braintree
George Fred
Pickaninny
Bryan
A. A. Bailey
Dennis KE. Halley
Joseph E. Donahue
Albert E. Pillar
Daniel Coakley
Phil Doherty
Frank P. Curran
Andrew van Warrine
the Pees
Silver K
Bland
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Jere O’sullivan
John W. Hutchinson
John Quinn
Henry T. Schaeffer
Winchester
William J. Burke
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Phames H. Mel
H. J. Jaquith
MotherEarth
Congress
Gro
Fred Williams
Free Silver
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Rockies
New England
Thomas Jefferson
London
Portia
Great Britain
England
John Boyle O’reilly
John Brown
Patrician Tribune
Garrison
Sumner
Hancock
Otis
Adams
Immortal
Altgeld
Barry
Transvaal
Venezuela
Maine
Old Guard
Wenf&iell Phillips
Patrick
Hannah
Conan
Concord
Paul Jones
Jack
Temple of Democracy
Grant
Appomattox
G Fred Williams
Samuel Adams
Sewall
Empire
Atlantic
Jones
Arkansas
Tates
Boston Harbor
Liberty Tree
Consignees
West End
Lloyd
Harry J. Lloyd
Law- Seage
Labor
McKinley
George E. McNeil
J. W. Hutchinson
MR. Williams Ae Ibe
Tmothy W. Coakley
Lombard Street
Jim” Mellen
NEW Publications
Beckeater
G. W.gham
P&stray
Albert Hoss
Harry J
Bryan and
Gold
George Fred Williams, Eee
Cambridge Street
Lizzie Gallagher
Charles Munroe
Brewer
Salvation Army
Lorimer Hall
Tremont Temple
American Wringer Company
Broadway Extension
Cornhill
Frank
Wilson Bros
Onn
Tremont Row
Perry—Clotier
Lowell
Louis Perry
Elizabeth Clotier
Crowley
Carney Hospital
Michael J. Crowley
Flowers
Tremont ST
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