Massachusetts and Ohio Republicans pledge support for Reed and McKinley
The Massachusetts platform backs Reed of Maine for president and denounces Democratic rule while urging protectionist policy, strong currency, and naval buildup. Ohio Republicans praise McKinley, reaffirm protection and honest money, and pledge loyal support at the national convention.
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Ohio
Republicans of
United States
Ension Bureau
Veterans of
the Republic
General Bushnell
General Assembly
Foraker
William McKinley
America
Reed and Lodge Lead Massachusetts Republicans in 1896 Style
The Massachusetts Republican convention lauds Thomas Reed and Henry Cabot Lodge as leaders for a Reed platform of sound money and protection. Lodge asserts a strong, united stance on tariff, currency, immigration, and Venezuela policy, urging a firm, principled campaign.
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New Eingland
Protection
Congress
House of Representatives
Thomas B. Reed
Maine
Lodge
Grenhalge
Haile
Robinson
Senator Lodge
W. Murray Crane
Eben S&s. Praper
Curtis Guild, Jr
John Simpkins
Henry Thomas
Roland Boutwell
Belmont
Galloupe
Essex County
Dudley Pickman
Beverly
Bradford
Richard ¥. Hawkins
Springfield
Jerry McCarthy
Haskell
Newton
Isaac B. Allen
Samuel E. Courtney
Robert O. Harris
Southard
St. Louis
Democratic Party
Boston
United States
Republican Party
House
Senate
United
United States Senate
Massachusetts Republican Convention Echoes Cuba Policy
Henry Cabot Lodge defends a pro Cuba policy aligned with Sumner and Cameron resolution aims. He invokes Massachusetts memory and figures like Adams and Sumner to urge U S good offices and recognition of Cuba's independence, ending with election results for alternates and a ceremonial gavel presented to Samuel Walker McCall.
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Cuba
Spain
Boston
New York
Charles Sumner
Massachusetts
Sumner
United States
Senate
Cameron
Humanity
America
Gulf
Edward Everett
Daniel Webster
John Quincy Adams
Faneuil Hall
Samuel Adams
William Lloyd Garrison
State House
Robert Shaw
Lexington
Concord
Bunker Hill
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Curtis
Boutwell
Hawkins
Southard
Courtney
Pickman
McCarthy
Messrs
McCall
Republican State Committee
Samuel Walker McCall
Boston Artist Wins Shaw Prize at Society of American Artists Show
The eighteenth Society of American Artists exhibition opened in New York with about 150 paintings. Boston artist Frank W. Benson wins the Shaw prize for a decorative figure titled Summer. Willard L. Metcalf takes the Webb prize for Gloucester Harbor as the show features varied styles and notable portraits, with limited nudes and several imaginative figure pieces.
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New York
Society of American Artists
Boston
Frank W. Benson
Willard L. Metcalf
Gloucester Harbor
Tarbell
Abbott Thayer
Tryon
Dewing
Romance at 83 Wedding Draws Citywide Attention
In Bridgeport on March 27, 83-year-old Aaron B. Sherwood wed 25-year-old Emma Barr in a contract ceremony. He is a millionaire with prior marriages. Miss Barr says love drew them. After the license, a celebration led to fireworks as neighbors serenaded the couple.
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Bridgeport
Aaron B. Sherwood
Emma Barr
Charles Russell
South Congregational Church
Mr. Sherwood
Miss Barr
Elizabeth Curtis
Sherwood
Troy
Miss Bostwick
Joseph
Laura
Park Avenue
Birdseye
Emma Wakemen
Fairfield
Samuel Morehouse
New York
Hull
Jennings
Miss Burr
Mrs. Jennings
Mr. Sherwoord
Connecticut
Roentgen Rays Reflected by Platinum Foil Reported
Ogden N. Rood of Columbia College reports in Science that X rays can be reflected by a platinum surface at 45 degrees. After shielding the discharge tube, he obtained a clear reflected image on a photographic plate with ten hours exposure, noting similar intensity to the original image and describing his simple experimental setup.
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New York
Ogden N. Rood
Columbia College
Rood
Science
Ruhmhorft
Crookes
F. J. Harrison
Hallock
Smith Wilson Sears Paper Company Faces Settlement Talks
Holvecke PSfer Company embrrassed in Holyoke as Smith Wilson Sears Paper Co. plans Monday meeting with creditors to discuss settlement. Liabilities total about 100000, held mostly by local banks. Cash assets are smaller.
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Holyoke
Smith, Wilson & Sears Paper Company
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Reed
McKinley
The
Massachusetts Republican Platform
James G. Blaine
Washington
Hamilton
American
Hawaiian Islands
Isthmian Canal
Americas
Friends of Freedom
Silver
Venezuela
Hoar
Foreign Relations
England
Eingland
Orinoco
South America
South Africa
Europe
London
Rothschilds
Lord Rosebery
William Harcourt
Mr. Chamberlain
Balfour Alli
House of Commons
Appomattox
Iaarnat
Samuel W. M’call
Edwin Upton Curtis
Shaw
John H. Woodbury
Winter St
Woodbury
Roolo Qoviumbi Uoese
Holveke Psfer Company Embrrassed
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