Debs Here at Faneuil Hall Praises Labor and Reform
Eugene Victor Debs, president of the American Railway Union, was greeted by a large Boston crowd at Faneuil Hall after a reception at Park Square. He denounced monopolies, defended strikes, urged voting for principle, and predicted a dawn for labor as he criticized Cleveland and party politics. Debs planned to leave Boston Tuesday.
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Free Silver
Three Houses Struck by Lightning in Connecticut Storm
A thunderstorm in Waterbury damages Patrick Grady's Walcott road home with a torn roof and a small blaze quickly put out. Thomas Tobin on the top floor is stunned. Derwin's James street tenement roof is destroyed and shingles hurled sixty feet. Rainfall totals 1.66 inches, damaging roads. In Naugatuck lightning hits Beebe street home and cellars flood.
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Walcott Road
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Thomas E. Derwin
James Street
Senator's pay prompts call for change in compensation
Washington Star quotes a debate exchange on compensation for U.S. Senators. The critic argues five thousand dollars a year is not living wages and urges reform while affirming belief in the law of compensation.
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United States
Washington Star
Free coinage fault lines blaze in 1892 debate climate
The text outlines a heated stance on free coinage of silver led by Britain and opposing a US unilateral standard. It cites Democratic party fears of monetary upheaval and potential ruin for industry if the United States moves to silver monometallism. A speaker denies personal motive and warns the convention will reject such changes as disaster.
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First Gold Move in Washington Aims to Shift Silver Tide
Administration Democrats in Washington join W C Whitney to influence Chicago convention delegates. Over two thirds elected will be contacted about their silver or gold leanings. Delegates receive sound money material and will be polled on local and national influence to favor administration gold views.
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New York
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Diploma Presented Amid Hibernian Old Guard Soiree
Major Thomas O Connor received a framed diploma and a certificate of AOH membership at Northampton Street residence. Prominent Hibernian clansmen and Boston leaders mingled with Old Guard members as speeches hailed O Connor as an unrepentant Fenian rebel amid toasts and songs by division officers and officers of the Hibernian Knights.
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Hibernian
Patrick V. O’mahony
Boston
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Joseph Walsh
Michael Cunningham
Michael J. Reardon
Bernard Rooney
John Dermody
N. J. Drum
James J. Wilkinson
Michael O'Connor
Leibheid O'Mordha
Padraig O'Mureadh
Seaghain O’cuirteain
Risteard McMuirgheasaigh
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John B. O'Higgins
Patrick V. O'Mahony
Patrick O’croinin
Thomas McCarthy
Martin O’sullivan
Brookline
C. J. Keyes
Hibernian Knights
Roxbury
A Glimpse of McKinley Ancestry and Republican Roots
A detailed sketch traces the lineage of the Republican nominee for president from James McKinley, an Irish immigrant who settled in Pennsylvania in the 18th century, through William McKinley Sr. and the well known family in Crawford and Columbiana counties. It notes thrifty, industrious traits, Democratic leanings, and theあprolific ancestry including Revolutionary stock, plus the enduring impact of carpenters James and Ephraim McKinley in local towns.
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Crawford County
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Chatfield
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Thomas McCreary
North Bucyrus
Lykens
Wisconsin
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Ill
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Alverdson
Williams County
O. Murtha
Waller
O. L. Waller
Pullman Agricultural College
Washington
Milo Waller
Free Baptist
Pawpaw
Mich
William McKinley
Weary of Life Benjamin McBride Fails in Suicide Attempt
Benjamin McBride a 23 year old Chicago native was found in the Public Garden unconscious beside a rough on rats package. He was rushed to Emergency Hospital where emetics revived him. Despondent after months of joblessness he had traveled from St Louis to New York and back to the city before attempting self harm. He expressed regret after recovery and hospital staff arranged light duties while he seeks work.
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McBride
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Tired of Life Suicide in Jamaica Plain
Patrick Kanefick aged 28 ended his life yesterday afternoon in the Old Laundry House near Perkins street and the Parkway Jamaica Plain by shooting himself in the temple. He left a note for his cousin William Power saying he was discouraged by unemployment and wished to spare others care. A 32 calibre bulldog revolver was used. He had no home and a father in County Cork, Ireland.
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Parkway
Jamaica Plain
Kanefick
William Power
Parker Street
Oe Cottage
Bandon
County Cork
Ireland
Chicago man found in Public Garden after poisoning
Benjamin McBride, a colored resident of Chicago, was found in the Public Garden yesterday morning suffering from a dose of rough on rats. He says he had recently come to the city and took the poison during a personal crisis with the intention of self harm. He is expected to recover.
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Benjamin McBride
Chicago
Hartlett, Noted Concord Historian, Dies in Bristol
George B. Hartlett, Concord’s famed historian and author of The Concord Guide Book, died last night in Bristol R I where he had stayed recently. Born July 24 1832 in Concord he devoted his life to local history guiding tours and lecturing widely.
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Mass
George B. Hartlett
Bristol
R. 1
Bartlett
McKinley Coat of Arms and Motto Not Too Much
The article describes McKinley's heraldic coat of arms featuring a stag trippant on a red shield with the motto Not Too Much. It notes origins in McArtair lineage, a crest with an olive branch, and remarks the heraldry may influence future McKinleys if he becomes President.
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Rodwaye
McKinley
White House
Boston Theatre and Opera News Roundup
The article previews tonight's repertory including Bocaccio at Castle Square with Clara Lane and Lam bertuccio by William Wolff. Eidoloscope exhibitions at the Museum Stage debut tonight after setup. Park Theatre reopens as a continuous vaudeville venue with Meredith’s program and electric fans. Rehearsals continue for The Merry Go Round with new features.
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Henry Irving
Yvette Guilbert
Christie MacDonald
Vice President's Boston Visit Ends With Cape May Trip
In Boston the party planned to tour historical sites with Vice-President Steven son and the Mayor, but heat delayed departure from Vendome after 4 PM. They dined at Brookline Country Club with many public figures before leaving Boston at 3 PM for Cape May where the Vice President and family will spend the summer.
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Country Club
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Scenic Hoosac Tunnel Route Attracts NEA Attendees
Advertises the Hoosac Tunnel route as the best value for NEA convention travelers in Buffalo. Direct readers to contact J. R. Watson, general passenger agent of Fitchburg Railroad, Boston, Mass., for details.
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