Butler Addresses New England Delegation on Sound Money
Ex-President William M. Butler of the State Senate spoke to the Massachusetts delegation urging support for a gold standard and the candidacy of Tomas B. Reed of Maine. He praised the state Republicans for their platform and urged honest, thoughtful consideration of the issue for the nation's economic interests.
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Reed and Guild headline on Gold standard and repudiation
Curtis Guild Jr and Senator Lodge address a campaign rally denouncing silver values and repudiation fears. They defend the gold standard, urging Massachusetts support for McKinley Hobart, while criticizing the Chicago Democratic convention and affirming protectionist, pro currency stability policies.
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Butler Defends Gold Standard Against Silver Plan
W M Butler argues Republicans stand on the gold standard since 1873 and oppose free silver. He criticizes the Democratic platform as anti constitutional and pro revolutionary, warns of gold loss and debtors relief by silver, and urges unity to defend American liberty amid shifting party lines.
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Birthplace of American Liberty commemorated at Provincetown
Provincetown, July 14. The town celebrated the dedication of a memorial tablet honoring the Pilgrims and the signing of the Mayflower compact. Speakers including A. P. Hannum and William T. Davis recalled the 1620 landing, the first election, and the birth of constitutional liberty. The event highlighted Monomoy hazards and Captain Jones’s role in guiding the Mayflower to safety.
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Rare Bargains at Gilchrist & Co Clearance Sale
Gilchrist & Co at 5 to 11 Winter Street announces a clearance sale of its entire stock to prepare an inventory. The offer includes dress goods linings shirt waists hosiery coats and gloves. Prices are described as very low and intended to attract shrewd buyers with standard quality fabrics.
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Robbery at St. Joseph's Hospital Stolen $30,000 in jewels
In Philadelphia on July 14 thieves robbed patients Mr and Mrs Moore at St Josephs Hospital taking cash and jewels from a trunk. Nurse William H Thompson is suspected and has disappeared, prompting police to search for him and recover the loot.
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Albert ss' Publishers announce second million web Sainte
Albert ss' Publishers announce they have started web Sainte the second million of their venture. No additional context or verifiable details available in the fragment.
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Washingtons Tomb Hosts 15th International Christian Endeavor
July 14 at Mt Vernon drew a large crowd for the Christian Endeavor celebration. President Clarke, Secretary Baer and trustees attended with a great chorus and service of song before the tomb. A tree was planted to mark the fifteenth annual international convention. Parts of Washingtons farewell address, read on the 100th anniversary of its delivery, reflected on current politics and religious movements. Excursionists returned in the evening to view the Endeavor parade.
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Pacific Mail Steamship Columbia Aground At Pigeon Point
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company's steamer Columbia went ashore in thick fog at Pigeon Point between San Francisco and Santa Cruz while en route from Panama to San Francisco. The 3816 ton vessel carried 63 passengers and 90 crew, all of whom were landed safely. The ship rests hard on the rock and faces probable wreck.
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Wants Another License For Master Colienette
On May 18 the license of Mr. Benseley Colienette as master and pilot expired by limitation. A hearing before the steamship inspector in the Post Office building followed. Attorney Grimes represented Colienette and Supervising Inspector Starbuck presided. Charges claimed intemperance. Colienette presented many witnesses attesting to his good character. Evidence will be sent to Washington and the outcome will take weeks.
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Largest Hotel Lease Signed in U S at Herald Square
Tonight at the Metropolitan Hotel a record hotel lease for 3 528 000 covering twenty one years was signed by Douglas H Snyder sole proprietor and James H Breslin manager for the Herald Square Hotel to be built at Thirty sixth street and Broadway. The 15 story brick limestone structure will cost 3 509 009, front 160 feet on Thirty sixth street and 197 feet deep to Sixth avenue. It will house six hundred rooms each with a bath and no storey on the ground floor.
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