Charlestown Puts On Patriotism For Fete Night
Charlestown lit up with flags and fireworks as residents celebrate the eve of June 17. Citizens crowded City and Monument squares, halls, and clubs, with a Catholic Literary Union banquet at Monument Square a highlight.
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Charles
Bunker Hill Monument
Charlestown
Concord
Lexington
Bunker Hill
Massachusetts
City Square
Charlestown Neck
Monument Square
Bunker Hill Street
Hancock Square
City
Monument
Thompson Squares
City Hall
Nine Hundred and Ninety-ninth Artillery
Catholic Library Union
O’brien
Butler
Main Street
Chemical
Ladder No. 9
Catholic Literary Union
John R. Murphy
J. N. Supple
Prescott Club Hosts Boston Guests In Charlestown Evening
The Prescott Club on Main Street Charlestown opened last night for a large gathering. Attendees included Congressman Fitzgerald Councilmen Maior and Wood Ward 23 and delegations from Boston and New York baseball clubs. James Sullivan pitcher of the Boston nine was a guest.
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Prescott Club
Main Street
Charlestown
Congressman Fitzgerald
Maior
Wood
Ward 23
Boston
New York
James Sullivan
Boston Nine
Reed's Friends Rally At Democratic Convention
The article reports on the 1896 Democratic convention in St. Louis with Reed supporters convinced of gold standard gains. It notes McKinley and Hanna positions, fears of free coinage resistance, and Cleveland's warning influencing delegates as Reed gains momentum amid free silver opposition.
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Republican Party
United States
ST. Louis, Mo
McKinley
Hanna
McKinleyites
Reed
Foraker
Cleveland
Western Association
National Committee
Senator Lodge
Lodge
Committee On
Boss Platt
Morton
Platt
Hobart
New Jersey
President Cleveland on Democratic silver stance and unity
Washington dispatch reports President Cleveland dismissing immediate plans for a free silver policy. He warns it would harm the party and the nation, urges delegates to consider sound money, and emphasizes loyalty to true Democracy and party integrity.
Fleming trial opens for Mrs Fleming in poisoning case
New York June 16 John C Shaw associate counsel for the defendant opened the case for the defense in the trial of Mary Alice Al mont Livingston known as Mrs Fleming for the fatal poisoning of her mother Evelina Bliss on Aug 30 1895 He attacked the credibility of prosecution chemist Scheele and highlighted Florence Kings testimony as proof of a fond mother Neidhley of Brooklyn testified Scheele boasted of convictions and alleged plans to accuse Fleming of poisoning five others
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John C. Shaw
Mary Alice Almont Livingston
Mrs. Fleming
Evelina M. Bliss
Shaw
Florence King
Fleming
Professor Scheele
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Stephen Murphy
John J. Donovan
John Mahan
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Shergold Club
M. J. Collins
David Bisland
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Uncle Sam
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Rueter & Copipany
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John Swanson
North Dakota
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Hanover Street
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Worcester
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Hugh McMillan
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