Not a Candidate Ex Mayor Matthews Faces No Campaign
Boston crowds flocked to three political hubs as Gargan weighed a gubernatorial bid for sound money Democrats. Matthews ruled out any nomination while urging Gargan to run, and Williams and the Silver Club pressed for Bryan Williams slate with rallies and a new silver paper planned in Boston. An open letter from socialist candidate O Neil attacks Moran and touts Williams as an honest reformer.
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Boston
Pemberton Square
Thomas J. Gargan
Bryan-Sewall- Wiliams Club
Tremont Street
George Fred Williams
Rogers
Gargan
Timothy ‘W. Coakley
Silver Camp
Matthews
Post
Chicago
Sound Money’ Democracy
Bay State
Bryan, Williams and Silver
George Fred Willams
Silver Club
Williams
Dedham
Nashua
Everett
Bryan
Sewall
New York
Joseph Dennison
Bryan-Willams Club
Woburn
Philip J. Doherty
Frank K. Foster
John B. Moran
Patrick F. O'Neil
Socialist Party
O'Neil
J. B. Moran
Democratic Party
W. J.bryan
Oil Trust
Whiskey Trust
Sugar Trust
Railroad
Electric Light and Power Companies
Telephone
House of Rothschild
Belmont, Morgan
Cleveland & Co
Republican Party
Mr. Moran
Standard Oil
Everett resident credits Doan's Kidney Pills for relief
Mr N Warren Putnam of 131 Bow Street Everett describes long standing kidney and back pain with nocturnal urination. After using Doan's Kidney Pills from Burwell's Pharmacy in Park Square Boston he reports relief, better sleep, and urges others to try the medicine. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is sole US agent.
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Boston
Everett
N. Warren Putnam
Bow St
Toan
Burwell’s
Park Square
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Portraits of Count Zubof End in Tragic Passage
Lipman known as Count Zubof to be buried by Hebrew charity group after his romance with Miss Evelyn Peddie ends in a fatal voyage. The Count pursued the Germantown couple’s circle including G Stuart Harris and his wife, meeting Miss Peddie at the Waldorf. The engagement plans unravel as the trio sail aboard the New York where the Count is arrested.
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New York
Roman_ Ivano+vitch Lipman
Count Zubof
Zubof
Europe
Evelyn H. Peddie
Mary H. Peddie
Germantown
Penn
Peddie
G. Stuart Harris
Philadelphia
Waldorf
Harris
Miss Peddie
New York Journal
Boston Post
The
New York World
POST
Notable City Event Attracts 700 Guests
The article notes a large city gathering with an estimated seven hundred attendees. Details on the event are sparse but indicate significant local interest and attendance.
Pigeon News Jokes Pass Through Boston Phone Lines
The Post's carrier pigeon becomes a comic obsession as callers at Young's Parker House and city offices repeatedly ask if the ancient bird has arrived with news from Liverpool. A lunching radio of ring tones and rapid asks shows the town's playful nerves and the city editor's amused pace.
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Young's
Parker’s
Post
Liverpool
Boston
Robinson
Parker House
Letter from Patrick F O Neil sparks political chatter
In Charlestown and Boston politics stir as letters and remarks surface. Patrick F O Neil of 193 Medford Street complains that no one will believe or honor him. The Honorable Charles J Noyes plans to run for clerk next session amid opposition rumors. Arthur Spring and Clerk Sleeper may also seek office, with a crowded Republican field shaping in the third councillor district including Sen Maccabe ex-Sen Swallow Sen Reed and Col E C Benton.
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Patrick F. O’neil
Medford Street
Charlestown
Moran
Post
Charles J. Noyes
Massachusetts House
Maccabe
Boston
Swallow
Reed
Framingham
E. C. Benton
Democratic map claims 330 electoral votes in campaign document
The Democratic congressional committee issued a map showing all states with electoral votes and a letter explaining it. The note claims free silver will carry all states south and west of Pennsylvania totaling 330 votes. New England New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania totaling 117 votes are listed as doubtful.
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Washington
Democratic Congressional Committee
Union
Pennsylvania
New England
New York
New Jersey
Herbert Home to Vote in Alabama Governor Race
Secretary of the Navy Herbert traveled from Washington to Alabama to cast his ballot in next Tuesday's state election. He intends to vote for Johnson the Democratic candidate who supports free silver.
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Washington
Herbert
Alabama
Johnson
Windsor County Democratic Mass Convention Nominates Officers
A Windsor county mass Democratic convention in White River Junction Vermont nominated county officers with about 160 attendees. John H. Senter of Montpelier urged free silver and support for Bryan and Sewall as resolutions affirmed fidelity to Democratic principles and support for the Chicago national ticket.
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White River Junction
Windsor County
John H. Senter
Montpelier
United States
Bryan
Sewall
Jefferson
Jackson
Cleveland
Chicago
Pigeon Missing In Everett Night Search For Helens Return
The Post carrier pigeon Helen T. failed to appear by 6 pm at the Everett loft. Mr. A. T. Perry and a Post reporter waited for the bird, a 650 mile prize winner, worried fog may have prevented its release, or it may yet be resting along the coast awaiting dawn.
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Servia
Post
A. T. Perry
Everett
Helen T
Homer
Mr. Perry
Hawk
Bullet
Sewall Rejects Rumor Of Resignation
Arthur Sewall denies rumors he will resign to support Watson. He refuses to comment on Bryan joining the Populist ticket and says Bryan will likely arrive in New York for notification before staying at Sewall's Bath home with Mrs. Bryan.
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Bath
Arthur Sewall
Watson
Pope appoints Sebastien Martinelli as Satolli successor
London July 30 The Pope has appointed Rev. Sebastien Martinelli former general of the Augustine Chausses and brother of the late Cardinal Martinelli as Mer Satolli's successor. The nomination was kept secret even from close aides and its disclosure caused widespread surprise.
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London
Mer. Satolli
Sebastien Martinelli
Cardinal Martinelli
Testimonial Plan For Late Comedian John W. Kelly
Friends of the late comedian John W. Kelly met at Clark's Hotel to organize a September Sunday benefit concert for his widow and children. The group formed a committee and set a plan for the event in a city theatre.
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John W. Kelly
Clark
Ancient visitors depart Old World for home voyage
The English tour group sailed from Boston June 29, reached Liverpool after nine days, and stayed at Hotel Cecil in London. They attended a banquet at New King's Hall with the Prince of Wales and other officials, then performed duties, toured the lake district Ireland Scotland Holland the Rhine Belgium Paris Switzerland and South of England resorts before beginning the return voyage on July 25.
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Boston
Liverpool
Londom
Hotel Cecil
England
New King’s Hall
Prince of Wales
Walker
London
Lake District
Ireland
Scotland
Lakes
Holland
Rhine
Belgium
Paris
Switzerland
Delegation from Knoxville Presses on Major McKinley
About five hundred delegates from Knoxville Penn call on Major McKinley. John P. Eberhart introduces. McKinley defends a sound stable currency and tariff protection, condemns depreciated currency, notes currency like gold, and urges electoral action to shape laws. Also present are Downing of the National Republican League Goodnow of Minnesota and Whitman of Boston.
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Canton
Knoxville
Penn
Major McKinley
John P. Eberhart
Republican Party
Daniel Webster
Congress
United States
Downing
National Republican League
Chicago
John F. Goodnow
Minnesota
Minneapolis Baseball Association
William Whitman
Boston
Veterans Form Nonpartisan Union to Back Sound Money
A meeting at the Murray Hill Hotel assembled Union veterans led by General Sickles to create a nonpartisan Veterans Association supporting McKinley and sound money. Attendees included General Porter and Colonel Dudley with letters from several generals and politicians pledging support for the Republican ticket.
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New York
Daniel E. Sickles
L. Edwin Dudley
Veterans’ National Committee
Murray Hill Hotel
McKinley
Sickles
Horace Porter
Charles R. Brayton
James 8. Negley
C. H. T. Collis
S. C. Warrimer
Dudley
Porter
Veterans’ Association
Selden Connor
Sigel
Elijah A. Morse
Alfred S. Roe
United States
Redfield Proctor
Hall
E. M. Edwards
Maxwell Woodhull
Allan Rutherford
Foster
John ©. Robinson
W. F. Draper
Harry White
Oliver O. Howard
H. H. Wells
Virginia
John P. Nicholson
New York County
United States Pension
Cleveland
Old Orchard Excursion From Boston at $1.50 Round Trip
The Boston and Maine railway offers an Old Orchard excursion on Tuesday August 4 from Boston Union Station at 8 am for $1.50 round trip. Tickets are sold at 322 Washington Street city ticket office and the sale ends at 5 pm.
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Old Orchard
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston
Boston Union Station
City
Washington Street
Reading Express Collision At Bridgeton Killing Engineer
A Reading railroad express struck a West Jersey excursion train at a crossing near Bridgeton and Salem New Jersey, killing the Reading engineer and fatally injuring the fireman. The wreck caused numerous deaths and injuries, with relief efforts by Philadelphia surgeons and local volunteers. The widow of the Reading engineer died from shock after learning of the accident.
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Bridgeton
N. J
Salem
Reading
Philadelphia
William Thurlow
Camden & Atlantic
John Greiner
West Jersey
Bridgeton in Mourning After Atlantic City Railroad Horror
Bridgeton, N J reports a railway disaster near Atlantic City with over forty killed including Mr and Mrs Richard Trenchard brother of the county clerk H F Pell Frederick Cheney Philip H Goldsmith and William H Souder and his wife. A long list of injured has been received as the city mourns.
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Bridgeton
N. J
Atlantic City
Richard Trenchard
H. F. Pell
Frederick Cheney
Lynn Lasters Rally Against Plant Company Lockout
Indignation meeting in Lasters Hall of Lynn hears Rev J B Johnson letter calling for justice as W L Ramsdell, J F Tobin, Henry J Abrahams and others condemn Thomas G Plant Company for discharging 100 workers who remained in Lasters Union. Speakers pledge community support and labor solidarity amid capital disputes.
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Lynn
Lasters
Thomas G. Plant Company
Walter L. Ramsdell
Tillman B. Johnson
Ramsdell
Toilor
Mr. Plant
Plant Shoe Company
Plant
Jamaica Plain
Henry J. Abrahams
Boston Cigarmakers’ Union
Boston
American Federation of Labor
John F. Tobin
National Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
John D. Cowper
Carpenters’ Organization
Non-Union Men Stoned in Lynn Lockout Clash
At the Thomas G. Plant Company shop in Lynn three men were arrested for disorderly conduct after a lockout dispute. John Tufts Eddie Gallagher and James T McNally were taken to the police station as stones were hurled at workers leaving the factory under a city marshal’s promise of no departures for replacement labor.
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Marshal Wells
Inspector Wells
John Tufts
Tufts
Eddie Gallagher
James T. McNally
Russell
Gallagher
McNally
Tragedy near Hogg's Bridge roxbury railroad death
An unknown 26 year old laborer was struck and killed by a outbound freight train of the New York, New Haven Hartford near Hogg's bridge Roxbury at 8 20 pm. The man wore a black coat blue overalls and a red sweater, stood about 5 feet 8 inches, weighed 160 pounds, and had a small black mustache. His body was taken to City Hospital morgue and Medical Examiner Draper notified.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford
Hogg’s Bridge
Roxbury
City Hospital
Draper
Popular Young Man Corrigan Expires In Hyde Park Funeral
Lawrence P. Corrigan 37 son of late contractor John Corrigan died recently. His funeral from the Church of the Most Precious Blood featured a solemn high mass by Rev. George A. Lyons. Pallbearers included John J. Cantwell Francis H. Houston Charles F. Stack John W. Foley Michael Fahey and William Ahern. Interment followed at Calvary with a large funeral procession and numerous floral tributes.
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Lawrence P. Corrigan
Hyde Park
Church of the Most Precious Blood
George A. Lyons
John J. Cantwell
Francis H. Houston
Charles F. Stack
John W. Foley
Michael Fahey
William Ahern
John Corrigan
Calvary
Highwayman Captured After Rooftop Chase
William H. Harris, an alleged highwayman, was overhauled on the roof of a house in Fruit Street Court after a long chase and locked up at Joy Street station last night. He was identified by victim Frank Smith of 57 North Russell Street.
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William H. Harris
Fruit Street Court
Joy Street
Frank Smith
North
Russell Street
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Hood
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Veterans and Sound Money
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Mississippi Avenue
James W. Hoyt
Department of Public Safety
Philadelphia Medical Emergency Corps
Inn Hospital
Edward Farr
Rev. J. B Jonnson
Lynn Lasters
W. L. Ramsdell
J. F. Tobin
MR. Johnson
First Baptist Church
Joseph Breck
North Market St
A. W. Whee & le Manufacturers
Hanover St
American House
Tobin
Daniel Sullivan
Chelsea Street
Everett Street
OLD Guard Meeting
Old Guard
Vicinity
Eugene Sheehy
P. P
Bruree
County Limerick
American Wringer Company
Broadway Extension
Cornhill
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Littlefield—Tamagne
Reaxbury
C. L. Page
Dudle Street
Samuel H. Littlenel
Annie Tamagne
Bogton
Nolan
John An
Les Street
Ervices
St. Francis de Sales
Providence
Stephen Henry Nolan
Portland Street
J. Newman & Sons
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