Williams at Nashua Pitts the silver issue speech
The July 3 Nashua gathering features Hon. George Fred Williams of Boston addressing about silver and the political scene. Speakers, including Dr. Everett and Edwin Garland, pack the Frankin Opera House with Democrats and Republicans amid warm weather and strong applause.
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Franklin Opera House
George Fred Williams
Boston
Edward H. Everett
Jeremiah J. Doyle
Edwin F. Garland
Mr. Williams
Norton House
Hillsboro County
Toussand le Doux
George Gaudette
W. J. Limayne
James O'Neil
E. E. Parker
W. B. Wellman
Messrs. Doyle
Garland
Dr. Everett
Bryan Ends Speech Calling for Silver Monetary Reform
A Nashua audience hears a vigorous plea for remonetizing silver and reestablishing bimetallism as the path to revive U S industries. The speaker attacks gold standard policy, cites Webster Blaine and Seide, and praises William J Bryan as a trustworthy champion for money reform.
Dermatologist Details Impair Skin Gash on Liberal Terms
An unclear note references dermatologist John 4 in connection with a skin irritation or wound. The fragment mentions terms and an exchange but lacks coherent context or dates. Further readable details are needed for a precise summary.
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John
Woorbubk
Doherty Severs Ties With Massachusetts Young Democrats
Colonel Thomas F. Doherty of Boston declares he will not support the clubs actions over the Bryan and Sewall nominations. He indorses the national party and asks his name dropped from the club rolls, criticizing the organizations stance as affiliating with the Republicans.
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Sewall
Thomas F. Doherty
Boston
William T. Jenney
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Democrats
Republican Party
Beana Bowion
Murderous Austin Father Slays Wife and Two Children
Prominent Wan of Austin Texas, W H Burt, a well known city figure, killed his wife and two children aged 2 and 4 last Friday and hid the bodies in a cistern. The crime was found when a foul odor drew investigators this morning. Burt fled the city Saturday night after the deed and warned neighbors not to drink the water, claiming it was polluted by a dead cat. A reward had been posted for his capture.
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Exchequer
Michael Hicks-Beach
New England
Goshen
Nashua
Claughter
Austin
Tex
W. HB. Burt
Burt
Destructive storms tear through Ohio towns and townsfolk casualties
Storms across Ohio and nearby regions caused extensive damage. At Glouster twelve miles north of Athens, a northern windstorm toppled buildings, swept away a livery stable, and killed at least one man with several injured. Flooding and wrecked storefronts followed as more storms struck Grove City, Springfield, Wheeling, Steubenville, and surrounding areas, with property losses mounting to tens of thousands and trains delayed or canceled.
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Here
J. L. Daugherty
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Andes’s
Hess's Shoe
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Columbus
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Grove City
Wall and
Capital Streets
A. L. Pearson
Wheeling
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Cleveland, Loraine & Wheelng
Martin’s Ferry
Mob hangs woman in Indiana after home invasion
In M O desto Indiana thirty whitecaps battered and robbed Mrs Nettie Chrisman tying her by the wrists to a tree limb and setting her house on fire. They left with her goods claiming an unfounded rumor about her character. She remains in precarious condition.
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Bloomington
Ind
Modesto
Nettie Chrisman
New Witness Emerges in Herbert Fuller Murders Case
A new witness, William Finley, has been found and detained at Suffolk county jail to secure his testimony. Finley heard alleged remarks by the mate about the captain before the Boston voyage, and his deposition was taken as prosecutors weigh new light on the murders. District Attorney Casey seeks Finley for a potential key statement as hearings approach.
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William Finley
Suffolk County
Boston
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Casey
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Sherman Hoar
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Bram
Ike Bram
United States
Frank D. Allen
Allen
G. Lootz
Brown
Ballot Commissioners Appointed by Governor Wolcott
Governor Wolcott sent to the executive council the appointments for ballot law commissioners. Boyd B. Jones of Haverhill is named for three years, Henry V. Cunningham of Boston for two years, and Arthur Lincoln of Hingham for one year replacing W. H. Partridge. Lincoln and Jones are Republicans Cunningham a Democrat and former secretary of the Democratic State committee. Also confirmed under suspension were nominations for medical examiner of the fourth Plymouth district Dr. Charles E. Morse of Wareham, replacing George L. Ellis.
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Wolcott
Boyd B. Jones
Haverhill
Henry V. Cunningham
Boston
Arthur Lincoln
Hingham
Lincoln
W. H. Partridge
Messrs. Jones
Cunningham
Democratic State Committee
Charles E. Morse
Wareham
Plymouth
George L. Ellis
Assault and Robbery at Vesuvius Hotel West End
William L. Green of Waltham was robbed at the Vesuvius Hotel after two men lured him to a bathroom. One threatened him with a blackjack while the other emptied his pockets. Police later captured Ernest T. Joy of Cambridgeport and Frank Russell of Boston Street, held in $2000 bonds each.
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West End
William L. Green
Lowell Street
Waltham
Green
Rascals
Station 3
Ernest T. Joy
Portland Street
Cambridgeport
Frank Russell
Green Street
Er Ely
Social notes from Vermont vacations and events
A Boston party and other New England guests are in Swanton, Larrabee's on Lake Champlain, and Echo Lake Ludlow, with numerous summering families across Vermont. The Lake Champlain Yacht Club races at Burlington on Aug 18 attract many yachtsmen, including Boston attendees. Other visitors include Mr. W. M. Snow, Mrs. Dolliver, Rev. Ira A. Priest, and families from Cambridge Medford and Newtonville enjoying camps and inns around Weathersfield Fairfax and Berlin pond.
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New Engeland Insurance Exchange
Boston
Swanton
Green Mountains
Vermont
F. W. Robinson
Lake Champlain
C. F. Woodman
Miss Woodman
Anna Ferdinand
Cambridge
Echo Lake
Ludlow
Frank Hobart
Berlin Pond
Berlin
Edward Brown
Medford
Valley House
Fairfax, Vt
Arthur H. Osgood
Vanderbilt Still In Bed Says Newport Dispatch
United Press reports from Newport state Mr. Vanderbilt remains confined to his bed with a slow but steady progression toward recovery. A physician signs off denying an earlier claim that he could walk about his room.
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United Press
Newport
Vanderbilt
James W. Molanh
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